Marshfield High Commencement Week Highlights
Marshfield High marks commencement week with a Sunday baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church and a Tuesday performance of When the Dear Boy Graduates at the New Adler. The grand finale comes Thursday at the opera house with Oshkosh Normal President John A. H. Keith delivering the address. The Senior ball occurs at the armory that evening as Rev Graeme Davis urges graduates to add More to Come to their motto Make Good.
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Marshfield High School
Bey
New Adler
Opera House
John A. H. Keith
Oshkosh State Normal
Armory
Mines
Rh. R. Williams
W. W. McCulloch
E. J. Finney
Wilson Keetdr
Rey
Graeme’ Davis
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
Local Social Notes From Lindsey Area
Mrs Wiken of Nasenville called on friends Saturday. Mrs Exstrim and daughter Anna visited P Ketulle Sunday. Nellie Broker who has been visiting Abbotsford returned Friday morning. Mr and Mrs B OL Haertel traveled to Marshfield Saturday afternoon. Our school will close Friday after a successful term bought by Miss Ethel Ingle. Pred Heertel of Grand Rapids spent Decoration day in Lindsey with his parents. Hazel Washburn of Lynn visited Saturday afternoon in Sidney with Mabel Broker. Adelaide Wiken of Nasonville left for Readstown Saturday to visit her aunt Mrs O Anderson. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs J Anderson Thursday June 2. Mrs Dalvof Grand Rapids was in Lindsey Thursday selling pianos. Eddie Haertel and Eboyt each bought one. Mrs Simpson and daughter Opal returned from Indiana Saturday and will occupy the house formerly occupied by A Ulorichs.
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Mrs. Dalvof
Grand Rapids
Lindsey
Eddie Haertel
Eboyt
Lions and tamer to thrill crowds at Fair Grounds show
The John H. Sparks Shows bring formidable lions to the Fair Grounds this Friday June 13. World renowned lion tamer Herr Fritz Brunner, born in equatorial Africa, will enter a steel enclosure unarmed to perform with the lions. The program features other trained animals including tigers leopards hyenas elephants and more under Brunners guidance.
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John H. Sparks
Fair Grounds
Herr Fritz Brunner
Equatorial Africa
Herr Brunner
Local News Notes From North Nasonville Community
Edward Bulgrin has a valuable can. Louis Rustad visited Marshfield. Jota Rossman plans an addition to his house. Jos. Stine Jr. hauled a towel for Mr. Dieringer on Sunday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Anton Sumrach. Congratulations. Anton and Leonard Donnerbauer visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Block Sunday. Maurice Ruttad and Lynn Cathinach hosted an ice cream party at West Branch Sunday. Walter Peterson bought a 12 horsepower gasoline engine from Pred Seehafer in town Tuesday, signaling business. Ed Brickheimer of Marshfield has been busy hutting lightning rods for farmer protection from storms.
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Leonard Donnerbauer
Richard Block
Maurice Ruttad
Lynn Catiinach
West Branch
Walter Peterson
Walter
Fog and Fortune on Long Wharf with Captain Holcombe
In a still August afternoon at Beachport a hard pull ends with Captain Holcombe, Nate Ryder, Peter Simpson, and Little Abner recalling fogbound days, a broken leg, and a perilous tooth extraction aboard the Elen Mary. The crew, weathered and wary, share tales of past voyages and a town dreaming of former prosperity as waves crash and a horn sounds.
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Long Wharf
Captain Helcomba
Nate Ryder
Peter Simpson
Little Abner
Lfe
Beachport
Holcombe
Nats
Pete
Abner
Byron PF
Thorne
Peter
Scott
Nate
Luttha Abner
East Point
Big Jim
Holrcombe
Angus McDonald
Scotty
Joe
Rock of Gibraltar
Aili
Pha
Nata
Wolcombe
Mary
Mitchell
State Guardianship and Education for Public Welfare
The State must safeguard its future as generations pass and individual aims fade. A recent Supreme Court decision affirms the State as guardian of public welfare with the constitutional right to keep its advantages unimpaired. The State should employ its geologists engineers and chemists, utilize university resources, and teach this purpose to both students and citizens.
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United States Supreme Cadre
Dugouts Shape Chesapeake Oystering Craft on Eastern Shore
Harper's Weekly notes that Maryland oystermen still build dugout canoes from three pine logs, hollowed by adz, with two sails or a jigger. These non sinking vessels haul oysters with tongs and even host aquatic racing after the season ends.
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Maryland
Chesapeake
Harper’s Weekly
Man Lived 94 Years In One Somerset Cottage
In Stathe Somerset on the River Parrett William Broome has spent his entire life in the same cottage, the house his own. He has remained healthy and active, never using medicine. He is a great grandfather, grandfather and father, with only six of his descendants living today.
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Stathe
Somerset
Parrett
William Broome
Broome
Bank Robbery Case Brought Before Three Magistrates
In Mecklenburg County Virginia John Brooks Dick Cousins and John Walker three men described as negroes were held for the Grand Jury and committed without bail after a preliminary hearing in South Hill Magistrates Court for robbing the bank of South Hill. A cashier named Thomas signed a statement crediting Suffolk bloodhounds for tracking a suspect over a distance of fourteen miles. The report notes the dogs proved powerful in the pursuit and mentions a large crowd observing the proceedings.
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John Brooks
Dick Cousins
John Walker
South Hill
Mecklenburg County
Virginia
Grand Navy
Thomas N
Suffolk
Miles
Saloon Changes In Medford Town District
William Wetzel of Medford rents the Peter Mees saloon on South Depot street now held by John Raab and plans to open July 1. Jacob Regenfuss of the Klondike moves to Richfield due to dryness and will open July 1 in the Arthur A Bever saloon. Joseph Grossbier, formerly of Weiglesdorf, trades his Lindsey farm for Schultz saloon at North Central Avenue.
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William Wetzel
Medford
Peter Mees
South Depot Street
John Raab
Jacob Regenfuss
Klondike
Richfield
Arthur A. Bever
Joseph Grossbier
Weiglesdorf
Lindsey Farm
Schultz
Hager’s
A Street
North Central Avenue
Eastern Star Inspection Delights Everett Chapter
Everett chapter 95 of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted grand lecturer Mrs. Elizabeth Little and grand chaplain Mrs. Parkhurst at the temple on Saturday evening. Initiation ceremonies drew high compliments from Mrs. Little. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Little reunited with Mrs. J.B. Hamilton of the city, with several days of visiting concluded.
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Everett
Order of the Eastern Star
Elizabeth Little
Parkhurst
Temple
Little
WANTED CORRESPONDENTS FOR LOCAL NEWS
The Times seeks a correspondent in your area to report missing or delayed news. If you can inform, write the editor with details of your locality and contact information.
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the Times
Dealer Fined for Selling Unsanitary Milk in Arpin
State Dairy Inspector R. B. Southard conducted an inspection near Arpin and filed a complaint against Jacob Grimm on unsanitary milk sales. Trial before Justice of the Peace Roberts in Grand Rapids resulted in Grimm being fined 25 dollars plus costs totaling 35.70 dollars, which he paid.
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R. B. Southard
Arpin
Jacob Grimm
Justice of Peace Roberts
Grand Rapids
Marshfield Circus Attendance and Local News
Francis Durst was in Marshfield on business Saturday. Mrs Joseph Gettstein of Luxembourg is visiting Mr and Mrs M Ley, and Mrs George Ley of Luxembourg is visiting Mr and Mrs F X Durst. Almost everyone in the neighborhood plans to attend the circus in Marshfield Friday. Frank Multer mourns a stolen paint brush taken by a dog at Peter Beidel's place.
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Francis Durst
Marshfield
Mrs
Joseph Gettstein
Luxembourg
Mrs. M. Ley
George Ley
F. X. Durst
Frank Multer
Peter Beidel
Stierle Bros Move Studio to Ground Floor Gallery
Stierle Bros will relocate their upstairs studio to the ground floor gallery opposite the post office, formerly the Mason studio, in the near future. See that location for their best photography work.
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Stierle Bros
Mason
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Party
Nellie Broker
Abbotsford
Mrs. B
OL. Haertel
Ethel Ingle
Pred Heertel
Hazel Washburn
Lynn
Sidney
Mabel Broker
Adelaide Wiken
Nasonville
Readstown
Mrs. O. Anderson
J. Anderson Thursdaay
FacSinns Signatere
Offica
Bears
America
Lions Lo
Hern Nant
North Nasonville
Edward Bulgrin
Louis Rustad
Frider
Jota Rossman
Jos. Stine Jr
Jacob Dieringer
Anton Sumrach
Anton
Brickheimer
Regent
Jaws
Peen
Art Rae
Phoenix
Just
Skansas
Eastern Star
Mrs. Little
Chas
H.fletcher
Justice Court
Herman Buchmiller Dray Line
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