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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1917

Page

8

Stevens Point Edged by Marshfield 4–3 in Tight Game

Marshfield edged Stevens Point 4 to 3 in a closely fought Sunday contest. Johnson pitched well for Stevens Point with 12 strikeouts, while Eaglebruder matched with 12 for Marshfield as fielding miscues in the sixth opened the door for three Marshfield runs. Next week Wausau and Mosinee battles loom as the home team seeks another win in a busy schedule.

Marshfield Stevens Point Min Johnson Eaglebruder Bastman Henry Mack Wausau Siart Ulrich Senicke Battery Delmore Alberts Mosinee Grand Rapids Wensau Merrill

Travel West Wonders on Grand Circle Tours This Summer

Travel amid scenic wonders of the Great West with direct deluxe rail travel and automobile tours through National Parks. Includes Colorado, Pacific Northwest, Alaska and Black Hills trips with favorable rates. Agents of Chicago and North Western Ry offer descriptive literature and full travel details.

National Parks Colorado Stab California Pacific Northwest Alaska Armer South Dakota Chicago & North Western Ry C. A. Cairns Chicago & North Western W. Jackson St Chicago

Liberty Bond drive boosts local subscriptions in Marshfield region

Local groups report strong Liberty Loan support with Marshfield Tire Department pledging $1,000 and the Owlz about $200. The Treasury assigns district allotments, detailing regional totals and bank resources, while Uncle Sam’s financial portrait shows U S wealth far exceeding debts and argues the loan won’t severely strain national credit.

Treasury Department Liberty Loan Federal Reserve Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chisaga St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Fran Sam Ylanes Igar United States Uncle Sam Uncle 'Ssim Sam Great Britain France Germany Russia Austria Italy Hungary Sama

Memorial Day Address Reflects War Time Reverence

A Memorial Day speech honors the dead and living, urging citizens to uphold liberty and justice during wartime. It recalls Washington, Lincoln, and Grant, stresses national debt to veterans, and calls for loyalty and cooperation as sailors guard seas and soldiers fight.

Washington Lincoln North Father Abraham J America France Ameri Dow

The Valley Forge Spirit Guides Marshfield Company A

A wartime speech urges Company A to uphold unity, duty, and sacrifice in battle. It recalls Lincoln and Gettysburg, stresses American resolve against a brutal enemy, and asks soldiers to carry the flag and the grand army traditions into the thickest fighting as Wisconsin boys prove their loyalty.

Company A America Valley Forge Gettysburg Grand Army of the Republic

Grandma Robbing ill with pleuro-pneumonia in Richfield

A compact local page notes Grandma Robbing’s grave illness in Richfield with pleuro-pneumonia. Several residents visit or return home, including Loraine Tuttle from Minnesota, John and Frank Belton and Florence, and William Burhop’s Monday visitors. Community events are announced: Epworth league meeting, a S. C. club lecture on Being Patriots, a Mystic Social at the M E Church, eighth grade graduation at Grand Rapids, and the Central Wisconsin Breeders picnic at Marshfield on June 17 with all welcome to bring baskets.

Richfield Grandma Robbing Loraine Tuttle Minnesota I. A. Tuttle John Graham Arpin William Burhopp Frank Belton Florence Martin Vielstadt James Hurd Plainfield Pittsville C. B. Edwards S. C Epworth League Thomas Ewer Carl Leudthke Carl Leudthie Manley Salem Glaznap Ocono*mawoc Dolezal St. Paul Wisconsin Marshfield

Mohle Moble Community Briefs and Local Happenings

A North Lincoln Telephone Co meeting was held last Saturday night. George Nelson hauls sand from the river for Mr. Wenzel. Neo district teachers and pupils enjoyed a picnic last Monday. A well drilling outfit passed through town and will locate in Ebbe. Bakerville hosted a wedding dance last week with many young attendees. George Hankel hauls sand from Bakerville. The crop outlook improves with recent rains. Mr. and Mrs. Hart of Marshfield visited their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Regele last Tuesday. Frank Hildebrandt reportedly owns two new Fords. The tester visits members of the testing association.

Moble North Lincoln Telephone Co George Nelson Wenzel Neo Ebbe Bakerville George Hankel Hart Marshfield John Regele Frank Hildebrandt Ford

Mill Creek School Close Picnic Friday

Miss Clara Kassilka, teacher in District No 2, will close her school on Friday, June 8, with a picnic. William Hopp had a horse badly cut on a wire Sunday, and Thomas Horn also had two horses cut the same way. George Hasselberger baling for John Schroeder after hating hay for Andrew Wondrow. Willie Ohm confined by rheumatism. Mrs. John Gergs and Ervin visited Theodore Wondrow's parents. Mrs. August Kerth visiting daughter. Ela Ohm sick. Thomas Horn left for New London. Ben Powell recovered from sickness and is about again.

Mill Creek Clara Kassilka William Hopp Thomas Horn George Hasselberger Andrew Wondrow John Schroeder Willie Ohm John Gergs Ervin Theodore Wondrow August Kerth Ela Ohm New London Ben Powell

Deutschland Prize Sale and Red Cross Fundraiser

Deutschland, once famed for its notoriety, lies in an English harbor now turned over to the Red Cross which charges ten cents for board. Proceeds go to the organization’s work. The B boats have been captured and interned in English prisons. They were offered a chance for life, unlike Germany’s sea warfare.

Red Cross Organization Bott

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