Commencement Week Play Draws Large Turnout in 1910
The two night class plays at the Presbyterian church opened commencement week. The Sweep and the Magistrate and Mose drew strong crowds with standout performances by Ruth Wester Marie Pairing and Karl Doege. The final graduation exercises Friday at the opera house feature diplomas and a full program including music and orations by the Class of 1910.
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Presbyterian Church
H.C. Postlethwaite
Ruth Wester
Catherine Breakspeare
Marie Pairing
Phyliss
Karl Doege
Elsie Kaloskopf
Genevieve Russel
Irene Pilam
Helen M Gttelka
Louise Seubert
Bertha Warnecke
Inga
Willie Glassner
Thomas Edward
Hertha %Muda
Ethel Milligan
Joseph Pinion
William Pors
Frank Noll
Glen Kraus
Roy Cournoyer
Porter Harney
George Wahle
Melville Masten
Walter Tillotson
Shipping grouse case ends in fine for Rosblech
Alburt Rosblech of Vesper pleaded guilty to violating game law after Deputy Sheriff John Schmidt arrested him following a complaint by Game Warden Cole. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs for illegally shipping three pintail ed grouse to Washington, D C in a crate labeled chickens. Rosblech says the birds were tame grouse he raised and would have been allowed if properly labeled.
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Alburt Rosblech
John Schmidt
Cole
Hahn
Vesper
Washington ,D. C
Rosblech
The Sweep and the Magistrate class play
A stage card notes the cast of characters including Mr. Mortimer Langley the country gentleman and magistrate along with Herbert Bartman and Melville Masten in a CLASS PLAY setup.
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Mortimer Langley
Herbert Bartman
Melville Masten
Marshfield High School Orchestra Performs Under Louise Wegner
Music furnished by the Marshfield High School Orchestra directed by Louise Wegner 10. The ensemble features Rene Plum Helen Mettelka Louise Beuchert Bertha Warnecke Marvel Hayden Bertha Zmuda Ethel Milligan Edith Miller and MOSE Russell.
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Marshfield High School
Louise Wegner
Mary Dick Henry Parker and Partners at Far West Bank
Mary Dick, Henry Parker, March De Fite, Edgar A. Barrell, Marguerite Kraus, Estelle The John Wiegand are named in a society notices column detailing upcoming events and affiliations involving these individuals with minor local connections. The item reads like a social register snippet highlighting names and associations without a single clear incident or outcome.
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March de Fite
Edgar A. Barrell
Marguerite Kraus, Estelle the
Fragmentary Notice Mentions Schmidt O Brien
A brief unreadable clipping references Mike Schmidt and Qrason O’Brian with partial names and a Georgia connection. Likely a social or legal notice fragment offering few readable details.
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Mike Schmidt
Qrason O'Brian
Lee
Georgia
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Fraser
Sarih Helen Teke
Rathy
Holm
Mottelia 'A
Arnold
Florency Marie Pulling
Louise A. Sauber
Waters Power
Wisconsin
Doucrh F. Pinion
Anna Cole
Elizabeth R. Walterbach
O Mir, Frank
Karl 8. Doege
Glen V. Kraus
Frank W. Noll
Joseph F. Pinion
William E. Pors
Marvel M. Hayden
Sarah Helen Icke
Elsie H. Kalbskopf
Helen M. Mettelen
Edith W. Miller
Ethel Lowise Milligan
Irene M. Pilum
Florence Marie Polling
Genevieve L. Russell
Louise A. Seibert
Ida Jannett Snapiru
Bertha &. Warnecke
Louise B. Wegner
Ruth Merle Wesler
Bertha C. Zmnda
Opera House
Schmitz
Kansas City
P. J
Jim Berkely
Miss Langley
Griselda
Pligabeth Walterbach
Ruth Wesler
Marie Pulling
Vida Shapiro
Phyllis
Mr. Langley
Mose
Frank Thornton
Thurston Hall
Billy Holt
Henry Warwick
Yellow Journal Society
Smith
Rodney
Hayden
Eleanor Thornton
H Annie Chuy Jer
Bettie Carewe
Sallie Middleton
Katherine Staunton
Edythe Burne-Jones
George Wable
Eta Kaibskopf
ST. John’s School
Marguerite Kraus
Mary Seid
Tom Herzen
Maria
Mary Dick
Floe
Louise Tice
Frances Tice
Henry Parker
H. Tappert
Carl Bohm
Valedietory
Emil Steinmetz
J. F. Volz
John Wiegand
Purple
Gold
Madras
Anderson
Wallace and Venice
Copenhagen
Pune
Furard
Lindsey Feather
Pers
Dell Muibollend
Archie Vroman
Otto Vroman
Armory i Bakery
Albert Plath
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