Washington Greys Band Concert Highlights March 14
A Tuesday evening program features the Washington Greys with an array of pieces including Stabat Mater overture, Comet Duett, All Star Medley, and a grand American Fantasia. Performers include soprano Salo Mass, Euphonium Tramp-ion, Mx. Lambert, Arnold, Boos, Roberts, and Robinson, plus clarinet duett by Mettelea and Volcomner and George Harrington performing Childhood. Intermission then concludes with Star Spangled Banner and final selections.
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Mass Mairve
Idan Mx
A. Lambert
Arnold
H S Defeated Tomahawk In Rough Court Bout
The Marshfield high school boys defeated Tomahawk 3 to 1 in Merrill and 4 to 3 in Tomahawk games. Merrill protested Jimmy Christensen’s eligibility, then refused to play or pay expenses, leading to a reexamination and withdrawal by coach Fries. The second team beat Edgar 17 to 9, earning praise for sportsmanship.
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Merrill
Jimmy Christensen
Tomahawk
Marshfield Boys
Big Tomahawk
Pat Wright
Pat
Tamarhawk
Jimsy Potts
Jiany
Oar Schoal
Fries
Merrill Au Athorities
Sup't Otto
Chris+ Jensen
Edgar
Bazaar at Catholic school nets $498.38 with 500 in attendance
A recent bazaar at St Joan's Catholic school hall drew near 500 attendees and raised 498.38. Prizes included a gold watch, rug, lamp, and chafing dish, with revelry in a full program and a well supplied refreshment room.
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St Joan's
John Michels
Anna Danner
Joseph Seid
First National Bank
Migs Eleanor Musloff
Aseti Jcan National Bank
Harry Seubert
State Bank
Joe Fischer
Barney Fitzgerald
Martha Lahr
Margaret Bauer
Father Rumplehardt
Geo. Fulweiler
A. G. Felker
Will Dix
Jake Specht
M. G. Fleck
Miss Caroline Kraemer
Dot
Ray Finuccan
Eagles Convention fund drive shows strong response in Marshfield
The Eagles lodge committee reports good results from a canvas of local business houses to fund the June convention. The group plans a metal state map badge featuring Marshfield at the hub. Finance members RE. B. Kliner, Herman C. Eiche, Peter Daul, and J. J. Normington lead soliciting efforts.
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Eagles Lodge
Ang & N
Kliner
Herman C. Eiche
Peter Daul
J. J. Normington
The House of a Thousand Candles at Adler’s Opera House
Manager Adler announces a strong company of fifteen actors to perform The House of a Thousand Candles at his Macon opera house on the 17th. The production is described as high class with a well cast ensemble for the difficult roles.
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Adler's Opera House
E. A. Lambert
Adler
Opera
Mac
Rev Laird Invited to Visit City for Pastoral Call
The Rev Melvin R Laird of Prairie du Lac has been invited by the First Presbyterian congregation to visit the city to consider a call for the local pastorate He will preach at the church tonight at 7 50 inviting all to hear him.
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Melvin R. Laird
Prairie du Lac
First Prsbyterian Church
Guernsey Breeders Meet March 10 in Marshfield
The Marshfeld Guernsey Breeders Association will meet at City Hall Marshfield Friday March 10 at 1 p m for electing officers and a short program. C W Porver secretary.
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Marshfeld Guernsey Breeder's Association
Marshfield
C. W. Porver
Boxing Show Friday Night at the Opera House
The Marshield Athletic association plans a Friday night boxing program headlined by a ten round bout between Harry Fails and Preddie Hicks. Other matches include Kid LaBelle vs Young Corbett and Kid Kreisen vs Young Prychla with possible appearances by Slaughter House Dawson and Thunderbolt Michels. Admission is 7 1 2 cents to stage and $1.50 to all seats. Potters drug store sells tickets.
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Marshield Athletic Association
Opera Hase
Harry Fails
Milwaukee
Preddie Hicks
Detroit
Jack Dillon
Hicks
Fails
Kid LaBelle
Young Corbett
Kid Kreisen
Young Prychla
Stevens Point
Slaughter House Dawson
Thunderbolt Michels
Potters
Who Wins It Final Month Of Piano Contest At The Times
The Times piano contest nears its finish with a $400 top prize and $30 to $50 range in smaller awards. Merchants back the prizes as contestants urge one last three weeks of effort while ballots and coupons near deadline on March 20 at Marshfield State Bank. The piece also notes J H White W G White and Dan White forming a partnership to start a new weekly paper in Marshfield, leasing space from Marshfield Hardware and Auto Co.
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Worki Ag
Sipport
Marshfield State Bank
J. H. White
W. G. White
Dan White
Marshfield Hardware and Auto Co
Marshfield News
Ladies Travel Class Event Promises Arts and Music
Southern Authors hosts a March 13 ladies travel class featuring vocal soloist Mrs Lathrop and readings by Mrs Hayward Ruth McEmry Stuart and Mrs E Reddis with Joel Chandler Harris reading Why the Moon's Face is Smutty. Mrs Home presents instrumental solo by Mrs Lathrop. Gentleman invited at nine with dancing until twelve.
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Lathrop
Thomas Nelson Page
Hayward
Ruth McEmry Stuart
E. Reddis
Joel Chandler Harris
Mrs. Home
Marshfield's oldest inhabitant one of earliest residents
F Hodeden, Marshfield's oldest living resident, recalls moving to the city with his parents in 1874. The town, then part of Mannville's metropolitan area, counted the Louis Rivers and Hodgden families, plus a depot agent family, among its small population. Central avenue lots sold for $25 and side streets for $16 when the town was first laid out.
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F. Hodeden
Marshfield
Mannville
Louis Rivers
Hodgden
Aim
Central Avenue
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