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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
5
Local notes report scattered visits by physicians and merchants, theater offerings at the New Adler, and social events. A Wausau baseball vote looms as fans ask whether to keep or surrender the franchise. several citizens travel for funerals and hospital visits.
Mrs Janet McKensie editor notes jelly roll stays fresh up to a week with proper handling. The item highlights its popularity and appealing appearance, warning it can be eaten quickly if not stored.
Step by step KC Jelly Roll instructions describe beating eggs and sugar, adding lemon rind and milk, folding in flour with salt and baking powder, rolling while warm, and coating with powdered sugar. It notes a hot milk wash for rolling without cracking and mentions the illustrated KC Cook’s Book offered free with a certificate from baking powder cans.
A promotional notice urges mothers to give the family 3 or 4 doses of a purifying tea to cleanse stomach and bowels, claim cleansing germs of winter and improve harmony. It markets Rocky Mountain Tea as the last and surest spring remedy from Sexton Bros.
A Marshfield concert Thursday evening featured I Arlie Hinman Heath and Miss Normin Mable Auley of Ogema with Mrs Rh R Williams Mrs Wilson Rector and Miss Mary MacMillan. The program highlighted Miss Auleys rich voice with four handed piano by Mrs Williams and Miss MacMillan and included Ave Maria after several encores.
Mrs Rector accompanied all pieces with skill as Mrs Heath gave clever readings throughout the program. Her contralto blended with the soprano in the duet while other selections featured arias and comic readings. The evening showcased varied vocal and theatrical talents with several notable numbers and a light, conversational tone.
The Fortnightly Mus club will meet Friday at Mrs. Thos D Spalding's home. The program features Delibes and Bizet pieces including Sylvia and Carmen four hand selections, piano solos, and a paper on opera. Officers to be selected.
M F McDonald died of heart failure Thursday morning at his sister’s home where he had resided for three months. Born in Fairdale Maine in 1948 he was widowed fourteen years ago. Survived by daughter Edith of Milwaukee, three sisters and one brother including Mrs J A Vanderhoof of this city and Mrs A B Grant of Hormanville Michigan and Mrs J P Grant and Martin McDonald of Butternut. Funeral held Saturday afternoon from the house with Rev F Halsey Amos officiating.
M J Vanderhoof purchased the corner lot on South Central avenue and Fifth street from Thomas Maloney. He has no building plans yet, stating the decision is preliminary.
Price set at 1.50 dollars. Written, authorized and to be paid for by John Seubert of Marshfield Wisconsin.
To the voters of Marshfield I announce my candidacy for re election to the office of City Clerk. The notice declares intent to continue service, outlining duties and commitment to city administration.
The board of the Methodist church announces that Rev J Graham Sibson, pastor, has recovered enough from illness to return to Marshfield for next Sunday. Services include preaching at 10 20 a m Sunday school at 11 45 Epworth league at 6 20 and evening service at 7 80 p m.
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