Marshfield High School 1912 Commencement at Adler’s Opera House
Marshfield High School class of 1912 held a large commencement at Adler’s Opera House with a capacity audience. Speeches by graduates cover optimism, democracy, prison reform and women’s education. violin quartet performed and diplomas were awarded to forty graduates.
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Marshfield High School
Adler’s
Opera House
Second Regiment
H. M. Walters
Verna Judson
Victor Wegner
Martha Eberlein
Vaudeville Tonight at Adler’s Opera House
A vaudeville troupe presented by Manager Adler performs at the opera house tonight and Thursday. The program mirrors Monday and Tuesday shows with Irish sketches, Stone and Cathleen songs, Birch and Birch electrical novelty, and harp duets by Birch and Stone. The Chinese fiddle by Mr Birch draws applause. Special reduced prices: adults 100, children 5c.
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Opera House
Adler
Stone
Robbery at J B Thompsons Hotel
Night clerk Fred Schocht woke to find his gold watch stolen from J B Thompsons hotel. His brother Gustave found his trousers missing. Two men registered as Art Zimerman and Earl Fogart of Wausau fled. officers alerted and surrounding towns notified for arrest or innocence confirmation. The theft targeted money from pockets in Fred or Gustave’s room.
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Fred Schocht
J. B. Thompson
Gustave Schocht
Art Zimerman
Earl Fogart
Wausau
Schacht Brothers
Fred
Make the Fourth of July a Holiday in Marshfield
An appeal from city clerks and bookkeepers asks The Times to publicize a request that July 4th be observed as a legal holiday with stores and offices closed all day. Marshfield largely omits full-day holiday closures, and the plea urges patriotism and a town celebration. The notice also promotes jewelry and watch offerings at Frank L Zweck’s store.
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Times
Marshfield
Frank L. Zweck
Edward D. Webber
MenAsha
St. Mary’s Church
Marion Reimer
Chicago
Mr. Webber
Laemle’s
Tiffault’s
Appleton
Neenah
Mes
Valentine Webber
Vera
Archnold
Boy Scouts encamped near Big Bull Falls in Richfield
Report on the Richfield Boy Scout encampment nine miles from home under Scout-master Rev. Melvin R. Laird and Prof. Hedgecock. Details include daily program, camp rules, supplies, and plans for a future Wisconsin state scout reserve with Bonnie View as a proposed site near Valley Junction. The piece also notes enthusiasm for the movement and anticipated benefits to boys.
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Big Bull Falls
Richfield
Melvin R. Laird
Hedgecock
Farmer Jenkins
Boy Scouts Movement
Wisconsin
Boy Scouts
Indiana
Bonnie View
Valley Junction
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Timalu and
Wes
Guernsey
Guernseys
Guernxays
Guernsey Breeders Association
Claire W. Porter
Hardy Drilling
Porenoon
Camp Rules
City Hall
John G. Hoelz
Marshield
D. Webber
Theodore Haebig
North Central Avenue
St. John’s Catholic School
Rhoda Herman
North Central Ave
St. John's Catholic Church
Volz
Tomas
Schaffner
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
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