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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
4
A multi part feature titled The Destroying Angel appears in five installments. The piece examines themes of fate, courage and danger through a serialized narrative, with recurring characters and settings that unfold across installments.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions July 1 and a municipally owned saloon replacing prior facilities. It hints at a waterworks plan and questions about profits and timelines for Ale toon. The readable segments are garbled and do not provide a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary baseball item mentions Marshfield and Grand Rapids with bases and runs. Names and phrases appear garbled, including Christenser, Dendle, Devine, and Te of Fa. Readers see hypothetical hits and outs but no coherent final score or complete lineup.
The Wood County Annu. Tethers Institute is in progress at the Wood County Normal School in Grand Rayitts. Principal M. H. Jackson leads with Misses Lillian McDermid and Agnes Breone as assistants. Lecturers include W. W. Clark Prof. W. A. Sprise and Miss Mary Carroll from Weed County. Teachers are urged to attend and participate in contests.
Joseph Kellner who had been wanted by Marshfield authorities was found in Anoka Minnesota last week and arrested by Sheriff C W Bluett. In municipal court he faced a charge of abandoning his wife and refused to return home according to J W Schuler the father in law. Kellner is held in Grand Rounds jail awaiting circuit court trial as his family grows due to the absence.
Local residents mention H R Howarth of Wausau acting in business here for the week. Miss Lila Patehin of Eau Claire visits Mix Proell and Chayer Young in Wausau for part of the week. An ice cream social for Sacred Heart is planned at Mrs. Prd Leonhard's home tomorrow afternoon and evening. John Condon, 64, a retired farmer of Stuart, dies at home from heart failure. Funeral at 9 am in Stratford with officiants from Ray Vorrestes. About forty five ball users and skat ers from Trem Grand Rapids visit for games and skating. The train crew from the courthouse arrives by special train at about 8:30 pm and leaves at 11 pm. Advertised letters for week ending June 12, 1916.
The Triangle program offers nightly features including Love Will Conquer with Prianghe Keyetone and Mabel Tulizerro in The Three of Us. The Destroying Angel, His Auto Rate Son, The Clue tonight, Sunshine Molly tomorrow, Man and His Soul Saturday, and Who's Guilty Sunday headline a varied lineup across two days. Rex Beach's The Neer Da Well plays June 26 27 at Adher with Selig stars.
A fragmented fragment from a phonetic sounding note references a twin sister and a playful pairing. The text cites Sunal and Phildelpha Records in a whimsical context and hints at a quotation about obedience versus inner consent.
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