Fifty Graduates From Little Red School Houses
The second annual rural Wood County graduation exercises were held in the city hall with about fifty graduates taking part and many more expected in Grand Rapids. Mayor Felker, Supt. Webbto, and Prof. Carver spoke. Miss Al in Hartholomew led a song, and diplomas were presented by George A. Varney. An auto ride home was cancelled due to weather. a talent contest and sewing contest prizes were announced, with winners from Dexterville, Marshfield, and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Grand Rapids
A. G. Felker
C. Webbto
Rh. J. Carver
Alvin Hartholomew
M T. Wiliams
Lucile Blodgett
W. W. Clark
M. H. O Kson
Aftornoan
Geand Randa Comtest
Fainite Milwaukes
Collawine
Vestordany
Second Feature Today at Unique in Five Part Shadow Drama
Blotto Pictures presents The Shadows of Great City a five part feature headlined by Adelaide Thurston and Thomas Jefferson. The Organised company promotes a tense city drama in two hundred scenes shown tonight at Unique theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blotto Pictures Corporation
All Pictures
Olga Petrova
William Faversham
Orrin Johnson
Jane Grey
Emily Stevens
Adelaide Thurston
Thomas Jefferson
Chinique
Sheehan Opera Company to Present Cleopatra and Cavalleria Rusticana
The Times urges readers to attend the Sheehan Opera Company at New Adler Opera House. Joseph F. Sheehan leads a star lineup including Mirth Caren, Arthur Diane, Mile. Mercedes Nalmada, Ruth Marshal Dye, John Bancroft, and Basil Horsfall. Cleopatra and Cavalleria Rusticana are highlighted as sensational and enduring classics. The paper endorses the occasion, noting favorable notices from other cities and promising a premier performance in this city.
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Times
Sheean Opera Company
Cavalleria Rusticana
Cleopatra
Ruth Marshal Dye
America
John Bancroft
Basil Horsfall
New Adler Opera House
Gotting
Calliber
Old Oaken Bucket Refreshes a Crowd at Opera House
A St Pauls Evangelical church funded revival of the Old Oaken Bucket at New Arbor opera house drew a sizable audience Thursday. Cast details list Joseph Simshington, Myr Ilsayward, Arthur Arnest Miller, and Miss Molly Dis among others, with plans for an $80 crowd contribution and future financial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
New Arbor Opera House
Armani
Charac
Joseph Sehindton
Myr
Ilsayward
John Sehindle
Arthur Arnest Miller
Willvonseate
Cvustust Vani Epps
Tom Hardacher
William Kien
Hardacher- Maxon
Fehrenbach and Breemer Bride in Lincoln City Ceremony
Miss Lueta Breemer of Bekerville wed Mr. Carl Fehrenbach proprietor of Clover to iniluveating at Germs Christ Cath. in Lincoln, followed by breakfast at Lincoln Park. The couple to honeymoon in Oshkosh and Milwaukee before housekeeping in a West Bakerville bungalow. Fehrenbach comes from a notable Bakerville family. groom is a rising local business man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueta Breemer
Bekerville
Carl
Frhrenbach
Clover 7
Miller wTierating
Caroline
Aggres Mn
Prarenbach
Warsaw
Fehrenbach
Lincoln Wark
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Bakerville
Lincoln
Leo Fehrenbach
Marshfield
Salter Cole engagement announced in Marshfield
Announcement states Miss Anna Cole youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Cole of Marshfield is engaged to Mr Louis A Salter. The couple plan a wedding in the latter part of the month at First Presbyterian church. Salter formerly resided in New Orleans, moved to Marshfield to join Sparr Cereal Company and is now a traveling salesman.
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Anna Cole
John F. Cole
Louis A. Salter
First Presbyterian Church
Newon
Marshfield
Three Times Its Losses Pride by Marshfield 1914
Insurance findings show Marshfield fire losses for 1914 totaling 311,514.09 with premiums collected of 32,672.80, yielding about 280.77 paid per 1,000 dollars of loss. Commissioner Ekern notes discrepancies between fire department losses and insurer payments, while city public works discusses payment extensions and sidewalk appeals.
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Marshfield
Commissioner of Insurance
Herman L. Thern
Losaea
Continé
Howpven
Jenoy Watts
Ctu
Harbient
Tyauraniy
Board of Publi Works
Wis
Leek
Hastings
Blodgeut
Thuss
Plodgett
Board of Public Works
City of
Marsafield
Corstal Avenue
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Blodgett
Kirschner
Third Street
Vine St
Vine and
Third Streets
St. Alban’s Church
Alfred Neumann
Mrs. Andersen
Joseph Schindler
Class Play Great Success at Harvard Event
Continued on page seven the class play Hiebec of Harvard drew a large audience Tuesday evening. The cast delivered well rehearsed performances with every actor admirably on stage. The show ran smoothly and pleased all present, and another performance was planned for tonight.
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Hiebec
Harvard
TrueDeau Eckes Marriage Note From Lincoln and City
The marriage of Mr Theresa ikes of Lincoln to Mr George Trudeau of this city is described in the weekly Mohie newsletter. The Times correspondent notes the union in this issue while references to ex-Governor Upham and ex-Governor McGovernor appear in related items from Eau Claire Leader.
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Theresa Iekes
Lincoln
George Trudeau
Mohie
Francis Mac
Upham
Westboro Man Suffers Final Bereavement
Mrs. John Douthitt of Westboro died in this city at the hospital Monday at age 34 and is survived by her husband. Interment will be in Westboro. The husband is in ill health with his mother recently dead, suggesting a double funeral. Three years earlier a fire in his hometown claimed three of his children, compounding misfortune for Mr. Douthitt.
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John Douthitt
Westboro
Picuti
Westborg
Donthitt
Final Week of School for 41 Young People
The final week of school features a commencement for 41 graduates at the Opera House Pavilion. The class plans a senior ball, with Rev Joseph Bennam presiding and diplomas awarded Friday night. Admission is $1 per couple and transport to the pavilion will be provided. the event marks four years of study at the local school.
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Marshfield
Lqual Institution of Learning
Adley
Joseph Benwn
C. Borss
AL Peiker
Oruher
Addrans
Civico
Mulomieo
P. J. Weneiub
Wehletar
Marge Ion
Ciiy Pacilion
Eass
Cla Bee
Harvard
Water Does Much Damage In Paulus House Fire
A fire at 232 East Third Street in the Paulus residence damaged the home occupied by three parties. Furniture was removed before the blaze spread. Curran family in whose kitchen the fire started suffered the greatest loss with no insurance. Upstairs mill and Mrs. Nettie Dickenson’s wing apartment also lost furniture, largely covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Paulus
East Third Street
G. E. Curran
Mill
Nettie Dickenson
Marshfield Representative Elevated at Convention Election
Marshfield's George Campbell, general chairman of the United Commercial Travelers convention held in Eau Claire last June, advanced from grand junior to grand page at the annual election. The Railway City Council No 89 of Marshfield participated in the ritualistic work during the gathering.
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Marshfield
Railway City Council
United Commecial Travelers
Tithate
Eau Claire
Campbell
Grant Bentine
Grand Page
Yellowstoners Invited To Take Shovel And Piek Auto Route
Call for volunteers outlines that all automobile men and friends are welcome for a Trail Day event. The plan encourages supporters to arm with shovel and gear, join Friday activities, and show solidarity through a community trail effort across Marshfield, Stevens Point, and surrounding areas.
Daniel Buholz Dead Veteran of Civil War Leader in City
Daniel Hubolz a Civil War veteran and early settler died Sunday at the hospital. Born May 14 1838 in Reagen he came to the country at seventeen and settled first in Reedsville before moving to this city in 1882 where he has lived since. He leaves twelve children. The funeral will be Thursday at Emmanuel Lutheran Church at two o'clock with Rev L Th Thom officiating.
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Daniel Hubolz
Buholz
Reagen
Reedsville
Man
Thin City
Emmanuel's Lutheran
Rev. L. Th Thom
Miss Grace Resigns as City Librarian
Miss Louise C. Grace, librarian for the past year in this city, resigns to take effect July 18. She has secured a librarian position at the Edwin F. Conlex branch library in Detroit, her home city. Her successor is not yet chosen, with several applications pending with the library board.
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Louise C. Grace
Grace
Detroit
Mich
Edwin F. Conlex
Library Board
Death of an Infant at Ro y Hospital
Harold ten months old, infant of Mr and Mrs Jon ald, died at Roy Hospital. The funeral took place with arrangements pending.
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Harold
Jonald
Roy Hospital
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Little Red School
Mae Wins
Unique
Abie Lemuel
Sheehan
Grand Opera Company
Cavalleria Russicana
Fehren Baer
RAE Mts
Salter
Cole
Chautauqua
EKERN
Abby Chautagua
W.dane
Ines
Dorothy Pulling
M. Tegel
Ainior
Tie
Insurance Commissioner
Consin
Truedeau
Eckes
Westboro Mar
Opera House
Earnest
Lyraus
Wisconsin
Middle West
Spencer
Dria
Waytan Mentoers
Te Marshilins Auto Club
PHL
Emi Geney Ral Hoyee
Stevens
Avery
Spen
Ford
Daniel Burolz
Miss Grace
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