Lodge Fifteen Years Old and Honored Members
Merton J. Vanderhoof, elected District Chief Templar for Hub District No 2b 1 G T, is noted as a leading worker in Central Wisconsin and Wisconsin delegates to Niagara Falls. Marshfield Lodge marks its 15th anniversary with history, officers, and notable Grand Sec. continuity. memorial services planned for March 18.
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Merton J. Vanderhoof
Hub
G. T
Order
Wisconsin
Vanderhoof
Niagara Falls
C. T
Wood, Clark
Marathon
Camp Cleghorn
Marshfield
W. H. Clark
W. H. Coye
Jessie Taylor
Frank Lupient
Mary Murray
Treas
Frank Sekelberry
Rose Schlegel
Marstal
E. Garvin
Hatti
Daniels
P.C. T
B. F. Parker
Milwaukee
Marshfield Lodge
Pat Wright A Classy Boxer In Marshfield Neillsville Bout
Marshfield sports watched Pat Wright box the Dago Kid in Neillsville for six rounds. Wright matched the seasoned opponent and finished unscathed. Referee saw the older man slight edge, crowd disagreed. Wright, a high school student, faced pressure to cancel but fought bravely and plans to quit the sport due to school influences.
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Marshfield
Neillsville
Pat Wright
Dago Kid
Pat
Young Wright
Gile
Three Fire Alarms Reported After High Winds
Last Sunday three fire alarms attracted crews in sou'westers as high winds sparked small blazes. John Brackendorf's house near Park hotel saw sparks from a neighboring chimney but no damage. Charles May's North Depot Street home also burned briefly with no damage. F H Wit ters pickle factory suffered a minor alarm at 2 am Monday but was controlled with chemical extinguishers. no serious damage.
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John Brackendorf
Park Hotel
Charles May
North Depot Street
F. H. Witters
Company Defeats Menomonie In Tight 31 to 19
Co. A defeated Stout school team of Menomonie in a close Friday game. Co. A showcased strong field baskets and team play with fast passing. Individual scores include Paber seven field goals and one free throw, Witt three field goals and one free throw, Krahn one free throw, and Christensen two baskets. Stout's H. Johnson three field goals Shafer, Jackson, W. Johnson, Jessel contributed with scattered points.
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Christensen
Krahn
Stouts
H. Johnson
Shafer
Jackson
B. W. Johnson
Jessel
High Wind Damages City Industries and Trees
A recent strong wind event last Sunday caused extensive damage in the city. It snapped branches and toppled a large smoke stack at the Rod dis veneer factory, crushing a waste tunnel and damaging the roof. The plant is closed for several days pending repairs.
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Roddis Veneer
Lucius N Foster Honored By Northwestern Acacia Chapter
Sheins N Foster of this city is mentioned in Acacia, a growing collegiate masonic group. He was recently installed vice president of the Northwestern chapter and served as toastmaster at the banquet. The Sunday Record-Herald reported on the society and Foster’s role.
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Sheins N. Foster
Acacia Society
Northwestern University
Sunday Record-Herald
Foster
Firemen’s Ball to Use Two Halls for Easter Monday
Owing to strong advance ticket sales for the firemen’s ball, the event will occupy both the opera house and the armory with local orchestras. Admission tickets will be valid at either hall and guests may move between venues for variety.
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Opera House
Armory
Eagles Memorial Set for March 20 at Opera House
Badger Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles will observe the annual memorial day on Sunday March 20 at the opera house with an elaborate program. The memorial committee includes Oscar Juange EB Kelley and George Dickhof Sup t Robert Morris Sep t D C Gile and Prof M H Jackson. A teachers institute in the McKinley building was conducted by the same group last Friday and Saturday.
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Badger Aerie
Order of Eagles
Opera House
Oscar ‘Uange
EB. J. Kelley
George Dickhof
Robert Morris
D.C. Gile
M. H. Jackson
McKinley Building
Grand Rapids skating rink shows strong popularity and finance
Money in skating rink Grand Rapids has seen a winter boom with four hundred pairs of skates in stock and frequent crowds of all ages. The locally owned company is capitalized at 15000 dollars, paying four dividends of 10 percent annually. The rink’s size and management explain the demand, and nearby ventures in Marshfield and Wausau are cited as successful comparisons. If popularity fades, the building still holds value for auditorium and gymnasium use.
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Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Wausau
Penalty for Nonpayment Enforced by Utilities
A Wisconsin public utility rule upholding penalties for late payment is cited. The commission allowed cutting off service and a 1 percent penalty as reasonable enforcement. Oscar Brendt of Milwaukee and a La Crosse customer were involved in the 1909 rulings, with copies obtainable from the commission.
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Oscar Brendt
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Telephone Company
la Crosse
Notice of Municipal Election in Marshfield Wisconsin
Official city notice for a municipal election in Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin set for the first Tuesday in April with six wards voting at specified locations. Elections cover Mayor Treasurer Clerk and six Aldermen, with polls opening at 6 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m. City Clerk Freckenstein signs the notice dated March 23.
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Wisconsin
Ogg
Marshfield
Nowes
Marshiele
Wood County
Treqourer
Ieven
Deid 'S Assembly Poor
Ritth
Aibpors
Rovert Connor
Vingenessor
William S. Cunstabie
Albert
F. Corwing
Gourtadle
Fons Thompson
Peter J
Furey
Deckert
James Varney
Schroeder
Robert
A. TL. MacFarlane
Oscar
Lindemann
Chas
J. Lundgren
Supergia
Marche
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Lodge
Good Templars
Marron J. Vandernoon
Lucius N. Foster
Eagles Memorial
MG. Freckenstein
Royal Baking Powder
Manhfeld
Svomen
Hanan
W. L. Douglas and Crawford
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Aart Schaffner & Marx
Rose Bros
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