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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
4
The Marshfield public schools bid farewell to Supt C W Otto as the term ends. He has led the district to high efficiency and strong standings, and will move to Elgin Hawaii. Don S Miller of Stanley will head the system next term, guiding the schools anew.
About forty Knights of Columbus traveled by car to Wausau for initiation ceremonies. Some 70 candidates were initiated across three degrees at St James church starting at one and ending eight with luncheon. Attending councils included Stevens Point Marshfield and others. three local candidates William Buckley John Gruber Leo Bore received all three degrees.
Walter D. Whores of Madison and Miss Mabel E. Brown will be married at two this afternoon at the bride's Bukey-Ville street home. Rev T. Harry Kelly will perform the ceremony with Frank Whores, Miss Demeelia Ledin, Leonhard Brown, and Miss Grace Brown as attendants. The bride will wear white and carry roses. the groom will wear black. A wedding dinner follows at four thirty at the bride's parents' home.
Henry Krumm, aged 64, died Friday at the Alp home on C street from heart failure. A tanner by occupation, he had lived in the city for some time. The funeral was held Tuesday morning with Rev. T. Harry Kelly presiding.
Local residents and visitors are listed with their recent movements and visits. Names include Ray Anderson, Alderman Fehrenbach, Minnie Beck, Eva Stelmer, Mrs. R. J. Strauss, Mrs. J. P. Tiffault, Catherine Cassidy, Mastina Marsh, Ida Schneider, Martha Orxowski, Thomas Maurice, George Upham, Joseph Danger, Mrs. Walter Wood, and Melvin Ehe. Interspersed are travel from Stevens Point, Tomahawk, Medford, Oshkosh, and Milwaukee. Also an advertisement notes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for skin and bowel care.
Washtako Jogepn Washtako of Almond and Alvina Lutz of Almond were quietly married at the parsonage Tuesday morning at 40 o'clock by Rev. T. Harry Kelly. Attended by Mr and Mrs Walter Merkel, the groom is a prosperous garage man of Almond.
One of the prettiest weddings in Marshfield joined Miss Gabriella Kraus daughter of Mr and Mrs M d Kraus to Mr Henry C Engholst of Fond du Lac in St Johns Catholic church Tuesday morning at 9 30. The ceremony featured white fern and bridal wreath decor, a bridal party with Lorelda Kraus as maid of honor and bridesmaids Leonore Arps and Maryrose Mertle. Best man was George Gavin. towers Clemens and Arthur Fleckenstein. A reception followed at the bride’s Cherry street home with only bridal party family and close friends in attendance. Out of town guests included Mr and
Mrs. G C Kersten and C Joe Kraus of Colby join Mrs. F E Daleiden Stevens Point and others in noting the marriage of Miss Lenore Arps of Chilton to Mr. Enghald t. After a honeymoon the couple will reside at 20 South Marr street Fond du Lac following August.
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