WAHLE Receives State Oratorical Honors for Marshfield High
Marshfield high school representative George Wahle won first place in the Wisconsin state oratorical contest at Reedsburg last Saturday night. Judges awarded him high marks led by two firsts and a close second, marking a decisive victory for Marshfield as Joe Glassner from last year also earned state glory for the school. Wahle’s victory follows coaching and strong showings by his peers from other leading Wisconsin high schools.
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George Wahle
Marshfield
Reedsburg
Wahte
Prof
Erickson
Ripon College
Attorney Hill
Madison
Sanders
LaCrosse Normal
Wade
Leinenkuegel
Ogilvie
Whaluer
Wahle
Thalner
Barrett
Attorney Hill—Davis
Wable
Leinenkugel
Garfield
Jacob Leinenkugel
Chippewa Falls
Raymond Ogilvie
Wautoma
Emmett
Rainehart Thaluer
Ironwood
Lovejoy
Frank Chloupek
Manitowoc
American Republic
Benjamin Gibbon
Rewey
Nye
Tustin Davis
George Barrett
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Joe Glassner
Married Monday Wedding at Immanuels Lutheran Church
Rev L Thom joined Alma Brueheim and Adolph Caroe in matrimony Monday afternoon in a ceremony witnessed by relatives and friends. Attendants included Alma Brueheim Adelia Caroe Lewis Krueger and Emil Brueheim. The church was decorated with flowers and a wedding supper was served. The Immanuels Lutheran men's choir attended.
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L. Thom
Alma Brueheim
Adolph Caroe
Adelia Caroe
Lewis Krueger
Emil Brueheim
Immanuels Lutheran Men’s
Ex-Gov Uphaty and Finney Spot a Young Bear Cub
While driving home Thursday near the Consolidatee Farm entrance on Spencer road, Ex-Gov W H Uphaty and BE Finney observed a black bear cub in a roadside ditch. The pair debated pursing the cub but decided against chasing it, fearing a possible mother nearby and potential danger.
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W. H. Uphaty
BE. E. Finney
Consolidatee Farm
Spencer Road
Upham
Death of Mrs W H Budge Pioneer Marshfield Resident
Mrs. W. H. Budge a Marshfield pioneer and matriarch died at her home on Central Avenue at 8 a.m. Sunday after a brief illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. today conducted by Rev. A. J. Coram. Born Maria P. Cole January 14, 1841 at West Troy Wisconsin she was 70 years four months and twenty days old. Survived by daughters Mrs. Adelaide Strong Mrs. Carlotta Kamps and Miss Mable Budge. She helped her family and church, was a devout Methodist and hosted church activities at her home. Her husband Dr. W. H. Budge and three sons predeceased her. The community mourns the loss.
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W. H. Budge
Marshfield
Maria P. Cole
West Troy
Wis
Burlington
California
Manston
Sparta
Eureka
Mauston
Rock Rapids
Budge
Volunteers Improve North Central Avenue After Cleanup Drive
A volunteer road crew led by John J. Mettelka John Jorgenson George J. Lang and Harlow Hyde worked Monday on North Central avenue removing debris filling holes laying cinders and dragging the road with a log drag attached to Langs vehicle The effort aims to keep country roads passable after storms and inspire others with similar help.
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North Central Avenue
John J. Mettelka
John Jorgenson
George J. Lang
Harlow Hyde
Lang
L O O F Lodge Established At Owen By Local Group
Grand Master L E Colvin and Grand Marshal C S Sheerin led a party of local Odd Fellows to Owen on Thursday night of last week and instituted a new lodge. Ten candidates were initiated and four degrees conferred on each.
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L. E. Colvin
C. 8. Sheerin
Ernest Engelman
A. F. Gerwing
Thomas Thompson
Wm. Ebbe
O. W. Sheerin
Marcus Hansen
O. Re Lange
Charles Hansen
Owen
L. O. O. F. Lodge
New Train Schedule Improves Service Across Marshfield Nekoosa
The new timetable adds better daily passenger service on the Northwestern and Soo lines, with arrivals and departures adjusted for the Nekoosa branch. Trains from Minneapolis to Chicago now 1 238.8 hours, and from Duluth to Chicago 12 30 a m. The Nekoosa end will see crew layovers and a full day in Nekoosa, improving local travel. The changes allow residents of Arpin Vesper Ruplinger and nearby areas to reach Marshfield and return the same day. Miss Mary Rebsteck and Leroy Ackerman wed at St John’s church with family present.
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Nekoosa
Minneapolis
Chicago
Dunuth
Marshfield
Con
Venience
Northwestern
Grand Rapids
N. W
Soo
Pees
Arpin
Vesper
Ruplinger
Mary Rebsteck
Jacob Rebsteck
Leroy Ackerman
Wausau
St. John’s Catholic Church
Vola
Simon Ackerman
Mrs. Ackerman
Wausan
American Express Company
Sale of Class Play Seats Under New Scheme
Suppt Otto introduces a new advance sale plan to avoid past confusion for the class play. The show runs Tuesday June 13 and Wednesday June 14. Reservations open at 4 p.m. Saturday June 10 for Tuesday seats and 4 p.m. Monday June 12 for Wednesday seats. Six seats per person, 50 cents admission, no extra reserve fee.
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Sup't Otto
Opera House
New Fire Escape at Adler Opera House
A new side exit at the Adler opera house provides a safe balcony clearance to prevent bottlenecks at the back entrance during a fire alarm. The substantial iron stairway, wide and strong, adds a safeguard as crowds fill the building for school exercises.
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Adler Opera House
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Marshfield School
F. R. Upham
The
Upham Mfg. Co
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
W. H. Bude
C. C. F. Lodge
Batwaun
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