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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

8

Wisconsin to reorganize its National Guard plans

Adjutant General Holway leads Wisconsin toward a major reorganization of the National Guard pending Congress. The new guard would include about 10 400 officers and men with 6 000 in reserve, reestablishing the old standard with added features and rapid mobilization, using federal ranks and training opportunities for returning soldiers.

Wisconsin National Guard National Guard Orlando Holway Holway State Guard Congress Old Guard National Army Reserve Adjutant General Wisconsin Old National Guard Reserve States National ‘Guard Philipp Camp Douglas

Local notes and events from Richfield and area

Harold Knapton returned from service overseas and visits relatives in Richfield before returning to Marshal Wisconsin to plan his future. Antone Christenson spent Sunday with family. Maud Chadwick of Marshal visits friends here. Ruby Deiter visits with parents and graduates from Wood County Normal. Emma Engelka passes eighth grade exams and will graduate. Mr and Mrs Max Mathson welcome a baby boy. Roy Pinney hires as milk hauler for Ripon Produce. A brown doll buggy was stolen from 913 St Maple St. Please return to owner. Mammoth Yellow soybeans recommended with corn silage. Early Blacks are too short to tie with corn stalks.

Harold Knapton Ethel Emma Florence Marshal, Wis Antone Christenson Maud Chadwick Marshal Wis Knapton Ruby Deiter Grand Rapids Beatrice Burhopp Carol Thomas Wood County Normal Emma Engelka Max John Mathson Roy Pinney Ripon Produce Company Fred Quade St. Maple St

Commencement Exercises Set for Thursday Evening June 12

The 1919 school year ends with Class Day yesterday at the High school. Commencement will be at Adler Theater Thursday night at 8 15 with diplomas presented by Dr. W. T. Pond and Prof. W. H. Eickhofer. Senior ball follows Friday at the armory. The Tiger yearbook was issued Monday.

Adler Theater Long Girls Glee Club Warnick Lloyd Whitney Chester Newton W. H. Eickhofer Madison Ruth Kelso W. T. Pond Link Armory

Campbell Elected Past Grand Councillor At Wisconsin Convention

The Wisconsin grand council of the United Commercial Travelers met in La Crosse and urged Governor Philipp and the legislature to exempt traveling salesmen from the eight hour law. They backed one cent letter postage and better roads. eight hour favors for other workers. Officers elected included E Koehler, George Campbell, L G Everson, E A Travis, John Zesiger, William Schnell, Co A Collins, John T Doran. Racine won the next convention to be held June 3 4 and 5.

Wisconsin Grand Council of the United Commercial Travelers la Crosse Philipp Wisconsin E. ©. Koehler Milwaukee George Campbell Marshfield L. G. Everson

Exoneration of Clark and Jackson at Grand Rapids hearing

A county committee in Grand Rapids on June 3 exonerated W. W. Clark and H. M. Jackson after examining many witnesses. The panel found the charges against both men false and lacking evidence, noting their long service to the county and integrity. Committee Chairman R. A. Gonnor issued the exoneration.

W. W. Clark H. M. Jackson Grand Rapids Clark Jackson R. A. Gonnor

Hewitt Catholic Family Protective Association Holds Meeting

The Hewitt Branch of the Catholic Family Protective Association of Wisconsin held a successful meeting last Sunday. New members were installed and many more applications were received. After refreshments, an entertainment followed. State Secretary Otto P. Leifriz of Milwaukee spoke about wartime losses and a strong dividend outlook. Committee chairs were President John Weber, Secretary Jos. Burr, and Treasurer Mrs. Barb Reinert.

Hewitt Catholic Family Protective Association of Wisconsin Otto P. Leifriz Milwaukee John Weber Jos. Burr Barb Reinert

Meat Consumption in American Households Decline Highlighted

The text notes households use only five pounds of mutton and lamb versus pork and beef, and suggests that if sheep meat were used one day weekly, each person in the United States would consume over 20 pounds more mutton and lamb per year, quadrupling the current intake.

United States

Local social notes and building prep at Goerke home

Dave Douglas McMillian visits Milwaukee sister Mrs Hankel while Berman Zink works at Elum Bros. A large Community club crowd meets at the Goerke home as members, led by foreman Herb Schroeder, clear the site for a new club house. Francis Petrick of Chicago visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Petrick. Runke family visits from Bedford. Pete Speight assists clearing Jana at F Weinfurther's. Albert Brandt cements his barn with new equipment planned.

Dave Douglas Milwaukee George Hankel Berman Zink Elum Bros Herb Schroeder Francis Petrick Chicago Petrick Adolph Runke Aug. Runke Eedford J. Hankel Pete Speight Jana Clearing F. Weinfurther Albert’ Brandt

Mill Creek Moves and Local Visits Highlight Week

Frank and Francis Durst moved M Gallatin's home while a farewell party honored Elizabeth Seidl at the Will Seidl home. Several neighbors including Hintz of Potters and families of Ohm Korth Wondrow Wirauch and Hopp visited Gallatin's Sunday. School in Dist No 2 closed Tuesday with Miss Anna Huber returning home from Grand Rapids. Louise Ohm and Monica Simon visited Mrs Thos Horn's place.

Frank and Francis Durst Will Hopp Theo Wondrow Myrtle Melvin Hilmer Gallatin Annz Jisendeoe Hazel Wirauch C. Gallatin Monica Simon

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