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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1916

Page

4

Grand Rapids Hosts State Convention of F. C. B.

Grand Rapids dressed for a major Eagles gathering as state convention activities unfold. Militia presence and a limited Second Regiment band plan shape tomorrow’s program while Mayor Bilis presents the city key to Richard J. Strauss, underscoring optimistic efforts to make the event the biggest yet.

Grand Rapids National Guard Second Regiment Rapids Cugies E. W. Bilis Richard J. Strauss Wisconsin Eagles

July Fourth Plans Altered to Aid Company A

Local business leaders adapt to wartime by organizing fundraisers to be donated to the Company A Fund. Dances, baseball games, and other entertainments will redirect proceeds to support the unit, with community response expected to surpass peacetime efforts.

May CET Commission for Capt Robert Connor

Captain Robert Connor, who led Company A and previously served two years ago, offered his services to the guard in any capacity. It is probable that he will receive a commission as movements begin from the state camp toward the border, leveraging his long experience and age to command.

Robert Connor Summers Reigel Douglas Aca Connor

Hike Planned for Wisconsin Guardsmen Amid Mobilization

A veteran Wisconsin National Guard member outlined a staged deployment plan if troops are not needed immediately. Troops could be transported by train to St. Louis and embark on a lengthy hike along a railway toward another destination, with each man’s conditioning guiding entry into the southern climate.

Wisconsin National Guard Wisconsin St. Louis

C W Rice Purchases The Ideal Theater In Stevens Point

GC W Rice who ran the Unique theater in the Lahr block will move to Stevens Point and take over the Ideal theater, with possession set for July 1. Rice, a capable picture man, aims to provide good pictures for moviegoers at the new house. Meanwhile five year old Frances Scharr, daughter of editor Leon Scharr, was badly scratched by a Puma at the A G Barnes circus grounds. She required medical help and stitches after the animal slashed her leg. Her father and the circus face damages claims totaling 4,000 in the suit filed through attorney A J Crowns.

GC. W. Rice Lahr Block Stexers 'Point Ideal Theater Rice Frances Scharr Leon Scharr Nekoosa Times A. G. Barnes Seharr Gircus A. J. Crowns My, Scharr Elf Si Charles E. Briere eirous—Crand

Rylander Veers Announces Marriage of Herminus Rylander

Mrs Izabett Veers announces the marriage of her daughter Herminus to Mr Charles J Rylander of Kittitas Washington. The ceremony was June 1 in Miles City Mons. The couple honeymooned then visited Marshfield and Years home before heading to New York and Washington and will return to Kittitas to establish a home. Mr Rylander works as a telegraph operator for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway. Herminus Rylander was born and raised near Rozlicille and taught in Plains Montana until four years ago.

Rylander Izabett Veers Walnut _sireels Herminus Charles J. Ry Kinder Kittitas Wash Miles City Mons Kittites Targroom Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Hear Rozplicille Plains. Mont

Adler to Manage Unique Theater in City

Arrangements completed by W. Rice of the Jaue and John P. Adler of the Ac- U ow theater house place Mr Adler in charge of the Unique for the present. Rice plans to leave next month for Stevens Point to operate a theater there. The Nich-erade pictures will continue under new management and a few innovations in the movie life are expected at the theater.

IP Adler Manag Messrs W. Rice The Jaue John P. Adler Ac- U Ow Opera House Mr. Adler Mr. Rice Stevens Point Rico Adler

Thiel Theater Week Showcases Fairbanks Gish and More

The Thiel theater week opens with Douglas Fairbanks and Loretta Young in His Girl Friday style escapades as a prize fight appears among the dramatic highlights. Mae West? No, but Fairbanks plays a rich heir seeking marriage while defending family name. Thursday features Getter Late Than Never with Will Collier. Friday offers The Little Girl That Forgot in a drama about a lumber family, with Maude Fealy in Bondswomen. Sunday and Monday bring Dorothy Gish Owen Moore and George Paine in Rally of Grex Stone, a Triangle Fine Arts production praised as among their best. The Bright Lights comedy with Charlie Chaplin? No, Fatty Arbuckle and Mable Normand provide laughs. Pageant notes mention Billy Burke in Pageye appearing June 28 and 29.

Thiel Theater Douglas Fairnd Loretta Dien the Papers Fairholks Face Banks Will Collier Starrni Hye Missouri Maude Fealy Klein-Edison Det Anusehold Ing Photontay Dorothy Gish Owen Moore George Pawcett Triangle Fame Grexatone Fine Arts Triangle People Tatty Arbuckle Mahlo Normand Billy Burke

Marshfield Gets Next Saengerfest

Delegates from Marshfield led by Albert Wengal John Wilt Otto Mellerman and Jacob Krasin secured the next Saengerfest for Marshfield Electees to head the Saengerbund for the year include President Rev Pautz Grand Rapids and Hans Kuschman Waus Secretary Otto Hellerman Marshfield Treasurer William Garrett Me Music committee members Rev W Nommengen Grand Rapids Rev L Th Thom Marshfield and Prof Wetzel Wausau All attendees returned from Merrill Saengerfest on a chartered special and praised the day’s entertainment.

Albert Wengal John Wilt Otto Mellerman Jacobk Krasin Jar Saengerfest Fortt Saengerlund Rev. Pautz Grand Rapids Hans Kuschman Waus Otto Hellerman Marshfield Willliam Garrett W. Nommengen L. Th. Thom Wetzel Wausau Merrill Saenger

Ne'er Do Well at Adler Two Day Start June 26

Rex Beach wrote The Ne'er Do Well presented by Selig at the Adler for a two day run starting Monday June 26. Critics rate it highly, compare it to The Spoilers, with Olin Campbell directing both films. Wheeler Oakman stars in the title role, filmed in Panama, featuring tropical scenery and ten acts.

Adler Theatay Rex Beach Selig Company Olin Campbell Kathryn Williams

Al G Barnes Circus Parade Delights City on New Main Street

Adler addition roads challenged parade day as big wagons stuck on Fourth street and elephants plus horses helped move them to safe ground. A large crowd attended the afternoon show with a lively, if dusty, display of acts and performances pleasing the citizens.

al. G. Barnes Adler Aitizens Central Avenue Fourth Street

Diplomas Awarded to 104 Graduates

A historical county page notes 104 diplomas presented to graduates with various prize allocations in sewing and domestic science contests. Mentions include Julia Downing and Anna Hagen receiving top honors in distinct districts, with second prizes awarded to several participants and a one week scholarship at Wood County Agricultural School. Prize totals and district placements are listed alongside names such as Dexter and Sigel.

Dexter Prige Anna Hagen A. Fancy Mabel Hemistrict Sigel Prive Lalli Reilerman Adi Weel Ae Jane Wy Wilsb pryAe Sine Aanleng Idna Mace Wiles Hulda Mindvieits Nexto Thess Tprilie Adama Priges Wool County Agricultural School General County Nettie McTean Nekoosa Manuat Todges Prin. T. Powell W. A. Sprise Frank Meunier Seneca Inor Ebhe Lidd Alvin Duvall Linesly Wood County Agricultural School Grand Rapids

County fair marks prizes in spelling and contests

Judges listed from Grand Rapids and Marshfield named for a county fair event. Winners include Ruth Jurgengen district 1 LIncoln county in penmanship. Ruby Shenvir Biron first division. Mareun Cipress Sigel. Dorothy Tracht Sigel. Helen Bartz Seneca. Ivor Fridrickson Lincoln oats prize. Edward Sedall Sigel honey contest. Frank M. Venzke Pittsville in horsey contest. prize money amounts noted for top places.

Wood County State Mail Ruby Shenvir Biron Agnes Pivsei Ruby ¥ Iland Triet W. Seneca Mareun Cipress Sigel Dorothy Tracht Richard Helen Bartz Ivor Fridrickson Lincoln College Madison Wis Henry Schultz Arpin Edward Sedall Frank M. Venzke Pittsville

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State Convention C. W. Rice Point! Rapids PUM Frances Schaar Camp Douglas A. Eveille Adjutant Ap. m Circus Laurella Heints Nellie Hamlin East 3 Edwin McLaughlin Pittsvile Irrade Underberg Prince Edward Schroei TN i Prin Powell P. N. Christensen W. W. Clark Howard Sprise Grand; Rapids Carl Stowel Lawrence, Ward Bancock Adler Theatre Inne SpoIlers Featuring Kathlyn Williams Panama Gollis Campbell Spoilers Fame Liese's B. S. Moss Elinor Glyn
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