Ash Wednesday Lent Rules and Times from St John’s
The Times notes Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent with a formal Fr Volz announcement at St John’s. It lists fasting rules, exemptions for the elderly ill and dispensation for workers, plus abstinence guidelines through Holy Week and Christmas vigils. The piece also covers a local popularity contest with Miss Helen Mettelka winning a $30 diamond ring and ongoing vote tallies for church and society contestants.
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Fr. Volz
St. John's Church
Holy See
United States
Helen Mettelka
Beatrice Burhopp
M. E. Church of
Richfield
St. John’s Catholic Church
Srcone
Helen Mettalka
Margarette Curtin
Lilian Tremmel
Louise Reese
Elsie Schmidt
Lucy Andress
Marie Schiest
Clara Vannedom
Elsie Wismeth
Frances Weiland
Catherine Lueckenbach
Mararet Raal
Amanda Witt
L. Trudeau
Rose Schlegel
Ethel Vanderhoof
Laura Jensen
Bruley
Almon Atwood
Emilie Beseler
Dora ‘Steineke
Caroline Kraemer
Trierwiler
John Berg
Anna Heckel
Teresa Schulhauser
Lettie Paulson
Richfield M. E. Church
St.John’s Catholic Church
St. Paul’s E. Church
Arpin M. W. A
Lutheran Choir
Marshfield M. W. A
Lady Foresters
St. Mary's
FR. A
Merchant and Laemle Entertained at Armory Reception
A Wednesday evening event hosted by Mr and Mrs Louis Laemle drew hundreds of guests at the armory to celebrate Washingtons birthday. The Second Regiment orchestra played as the couple greeted attendees and dancing followed. Hart hall adjacent to the primary became a decorated banquet room with suitable refreshments.
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Armory
Louis Laamle
Washington
Second Regiment
Soo Line Plans Cut Off Through Greenwood Feasibly
Persistent reports claim the Soo Line will cut through Greenwood linking Chippewa Falls to Marshfield via a new route. Real estate agents have purchased thousands of acres in Eau Claire Chippewa and Clark counties amid speculation of a Duluth to Chicago main line shift and a Greenwood spur.
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Soo Line
Greenwood
Marsh
St. Paul
Chicago
Duluth
Owen-Spenncer
Too Construction
St Paul
Wisconsin
Naiflsville Times
Ludington
Ean Claire
Lex
Eau Glaire County
Sigel
Chippewa County
Clark County
C.F. Cobban
F. W. Jenkins
Elizabeth Stanley
Chippewa Falls
Kan Claire County
E. I. Delaney
The
American Immigration Co
Delaney
Eau Claire
Marshfield
Cnippewa Falls
Iothe
Soo
Spencer
Abbotsford
Poplar Creek
New Richmond
Pye Soo Line
Chippewa, Eau Claire
Clark Counties
Death of Mrs Louisa Reed at Fenwood
Mrs Louisa Reed mother of Laurence Reed a noted photographer died suddenly at her Fenwood home from a brain hemorrhage. She was laid to rest Saturday at the M E church at 10 40 with service by Reverend Coram. Survived by husband Wallace Reed and six children Adam Grosbeier Park Falls Theodore Reed Malden Idaho DreMonte Reed Idaho Leon Reed Sliford Wis David Reed Fenwood and Laurence Reed of this city.
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Louisa Reed
Laurence Reed
Fenywood
M. E. Church
Coram
Wallace Reed
Adam Grosbeier
Park Falls
Theodore Reed
Malden
Wash
DreMonte Reed
Idaho
Leon Reed
Slifford
Wis
David Reed
Fenwood
City
Convention at Meillsville Delivers District Officers
The Hub District session met in Neillsville on November 21 and 22 with delegates from Marshfield Lodge including Clara Dickerson and Rose Grambsch. New officers elected: A D Hill Grand Rapids District, I R Baldwin Grand Rapids District, R Rabenstein Neillsville District, Mrs L A Millar Marshfield District Supt Gen Glass Neillsville District Treasurer R E Cole Grand Rapids District. Mrs A Ba V Chan and Clara Dickerson Marshfield named Supt of Juvenile Work.
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Hub
G. T
Neilville
Marshfield
R. Rabenstein
Neillsville
L A. Millar
Gen. Glass
Treas R E. Cole
Grand Rapids
A. Ba
V. Chan
Clara Dickerson
Second Regiment Band Concert at Adler's Opera House
The Second Regiment band will perform at Adler's opera house on Tuesday evening March 14. It promises one of the finest musical events of the season with special selections rehearsed for the occasion.
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Adler's Opera House
Local Athletic Association Plans March 10 Boxing Card
A new local athletic association forms and plans several boxing bouts starting March 10. A strong card is planned, though the principals in the wind-up have not yet been announced.
Chicago Millionaire John J Boho killed in taxicab crash
Chicago financier John J Boho, uncle of Mrs Fred K Kamps, died after a speeding taxicab struck him on Sheridan road. Witnesses saw a cabracewed vehicle, the chauffeur fled, and doctors at Ravenswood Hospital could not revive him. Boho was en route to a Masurgia Chossal Society rehearsal from Hazel avenue to Evanston.
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John J. Boho
Chicago
Fred K. Kamps
Sohn K. Dobpy
Hotel World
Yoho
Sheridan Road
Bobs
Bohn
Louis Clark French
Ang Ir
French
Joan F. Davis
Lawn Hall
Ravenswood Hospital
Hazel Avenue
Masurgia Chossd Society
Evanston
Train No 1 trims running time between Chicago and St Paul
Soo line announces schedule cut for No 1. The test train now leaves Chicago at 2:40 am and reaches this station at 10:57 am before continuing to St Paul by 4:30 pm. Early editions will arrive at 8:25 am, reducing total transit time by two hours and minutes.
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Soo Line
Traim No
Northboune
Chicago
A.m
Ana St
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Marshfield State Bank
May
Laemle
Meillsville
Eee Ey
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R. B. Trading
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