Sawing the Last Log at McMillan Mill Ceremony
Hon B F McMillan and his brother C V McMillan of Fond du Lac led the ceremonial sawing of the last log at B F McMillan & Bro mill. They founded the mill thirty seven years ago along the Wisconsin Central line, a durable, once-threatened site now modernized yet preserving original timberwork. A touring party including Mrs T A Green and Miss Catherine McMillan joined the ceremony, staying with local hosts for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. McMillan
McMillan
C. V. McMillan
Fond du Lac
B. F. McMillan & Bro
Wisconsin Central
Mit
Srm
T. A. Green
Ontonoogan, Mich
Margaret Clark
Flint
Mich
Catherine McMillan
Winnifred Prentice
Cement
Okla
A. E. Beubee
Lutherans of Wisconsin to absent from synod meeting
Rev L Thom and Instructor Otto Hellerman will be away a week at the Wisconsin Synod in LaCrosse with representatives of all state Lutheran churches. Wisconsin Lutheran reach is 287000 communicants. total state Lutherans about 600000 with 1400 churches. Marshfield Lutheran group totals 775 communicants. Next Sunday no services at Immanuel's church due to pastor's absence.
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L. Thom
Otto Hellerman
Wisconsin Synod
LaCrosse
Lutheran Church
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Marshfield
Flower of the Ranch musical comedy at New Adler
Strong musical comedy comes to the New Adler Opera House on Friday June 30. The Flower of the Ranch is set in California foothills with Indians Mexicans cowhands and Little Flower as a budding heroine. Jack Farnam faces a sheriff and a Mexican villain while Skivers Ike and Little Mat provide comic relief. Not a shoot up opera just wholesome entertainment with limited onstage action and familiar principal cast.
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Adler Opera House
Rockies
California
Jack Farnam
Little Flower
Jack
Skivers
Flower
Timberline Ike
Little Mat
Tess Harris stars in Swivers act at Adler Opera House
Tess Harris, famed eccentric dancer known as Swivers, appears in The Flower of the Ranch for a June Adler Opera House performance. The show is billed as a splendid ensemble feature and Harris is highlighted as a leading attraction on the American stage.
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Tess Harris
Adler Opera House
Marshfield News Roundup and Local Notices
A lively Marshfield page reports visits and travel by Mrs A W W Follet to Grand Rapids and others from Granton and Waupun, plus sales of personal property, a high school graduation, summer visits, and a July 3 school meeting. Obituaries note Mrs Dora Dahi Martin of Romeo dying of tuberculosis and family losses. Community events include a Children's Day program and upcoming entertainment at the Catholic school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.F. Luepke
J. L. Duitman
Bernice Holmes
Unity
Edna Gleson
Homer Smith
Milo Smith
Marshfield High School
Dora Dahi Martin
Romeo
Fred Reas
Rock county auto owners host Johnson Rothenburger family
John Rothenburger and family own an automobile. Next Sunday the Presbyterian church children present a program at 12 o clock. The Sup t of the Town Hall Mission has announced Sunday school at 10:00 a m. A R Bucknam of Norrie Wis Field Secy for the 3 Million League gave an address last Sunday and Monday at the locale.
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John Rothenburger
The
Presbyterian Church
Mission J
A. R Bucknam
Norrie Wis
Secy
3 Million League
Richfield Notes: Harriet Tuttle Home Visit and Local Events
Miss Harriet Tuttle returns home for vacation as masons complete basement work for Mrs Gessert. Richfield choir to assist at Children's Day exercises at Union Mission Rocktown hall with Rev Willer and Rev Sainty in attendance. Miss Anna Schutt of Menomonie, niece of Mr and Mrs Gadson, visited before leaving for state Normal School graduation exercises.
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Union Mission S.S
Tuttle
Richfield
Porter
Messrs
Hamiston
Inglebritson
Harriet Tuttle
Masons
Wmn. Gessert
Union Mission U
Anna Schutt
Menomonie
J. E. Gadson
Gadson
State Normal School
Local Notices Include Box Night At The Opera House
Clara Christian visits Nellie Stowell ill under doctor care. Students in District No. 1 pass their diploma exams. several receive certificates. Boxing card set for Thursday at the opera house with bouts featuring local and Milwaukee fighters. crowd expected to boost attendance. A long letter discusses life’s trials and hints at a Wisconsin Horticulture subscription. Switzerland plans a national park mirroring Yellowstone.
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Opera House
Toad
Harry Stont
Philosophers View of Life By Sir Wilam Temple
A fragmentary remark on life compares human existence to a child that must be appeased and coaxed to quietude before sleep. The passage hints at directing or shaping life with gentle guidance until its end, reflecting a cautious, paternal perspective from Sir Wilam Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Wilam Temple
Class Play A Marked Success In The City
The senior class produced Our Alma Mater last Tuesday and Wednesday night, praised as one of the best amateur productions in the city. Lead actors performed well and no hitches marred the show. Rehearsals under Sup t and Mrs Otto, equal to the performers, led to the success.
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Sup’t
Otto
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Lutherans OF
Spencer
A. W W. Follet
Grand Rapids
Ed Soles
Granton
B. J. Landaal
Waupun
E. Heath
Frank Schwantes
Wausau
Oscar Boock
St. Paul College
A. L. Boock
G. W. Snyder
Mondovi
Clifford Lennardt
Newburg
Oregon
BE. G. Ingham
Norbert
New Uini Minn
Austerheide
Leo Schussman
Chicago
Ruth Pickett
Schussman
M. W. A. Air
Fred Rapp
Ernest Rapp
Joe Siedl
Alfred Heintz
Beankce Doering
Hewitt
Paul Cramer
Prairie EU Chien
Wenzel Moulter
L. Neuman
Owen
John Neuman
F. Wolf
Stratford
Hueth
John Becker
Everbody
von Stowe
Cuncata
Iyick
Wis
Cameron
Clara Christian
Nellie Stowell
Wm. Weilbecker
Smith Brothers
G. Bauer
Allie Brooks
Allie
Henry Brooks
Prelin yi—Kid Kreiseh
This City
Young Pryehls
Stevens Point
Kid Stevens
Young Regan
Gus Christe
Chas. Jebre
Racine
Philosophy
Ito
Cranefield
Wisconsin Horticulture
Swisa
Switzerland
Ttaky
Piz Quatrevals
Chnora
A. J. McCullen
Lena Rivers
Sterling, Illinois
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