Beatrice Kraus Remembered in Local Funeral Rites
Miss Beatrice Kraus daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Kraus died suddenly due to heart failure with stomach and lung trouble. She was 24 a Fortnightly Musical Club member and a piano prodigy who studied at Virgil Clavier School of Music in New York. Her funeral was held Monday with a mass and honouring services. The Times extends sympathy to her family and friends. Farmers urged to plan crops for Central Wisconsin State Fair with top quality exhibits and careful farming practices to showcase productivity.
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Beatrice Rans
J. J. Kraus
Miss Kraus
Joan
Vole
Harold Vole Imar
Hamilton Koddis
Arthur Hoene
Joan Adler
John Nick
Jacob Leinwander
Miss Krass
Bobywood
Virgil Clavier
New York City
Kraus
Robert Connor
the Times
Andrew Hoerl Narrowly Escapes Death While Repairing Lines
Lineman Andrew Hoerl of the Marshfield telephone crew had a narrow escape Friday while repairing lines near the Omaha tracks. A tangle of about one hundred wire strands broke with a loud report, causing the pole to plunge to the ground and leaving bystanders fearing severe injury or death.
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Andrew Hoerl
Marshfield
Hoerl
Omaha
Rescued Man Dangles From Pole After Fall
A man named Hoerl was strapped to a pole when a heavy load began to drop. The frozen face of the crane stopped the swing just before contact, leaving Hoerl suspended midair but unharmed and quickly lowering to safety.
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Hoerl
Hearty Endorsement for Ward Mayor Candidate
Desirable candidates emerge with W H Roddis accepting mayoral support. Residents rally for Roddis, praising fitness and call for a clean conservative administration. Nominations circulate for ward offices, no primary petition filed, election set for April 7. City treasurer Vedder unopposed, Griffin and Gerwing to seek reappointment as constables, Municipal Judge Hahn and Assessor Albright to hold over.
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Thisme
Council
Board of Supervisors
Sfteen
Chas. &. Vedder
Griffin and
Gerwing
Hahn
Albright
Championship Clash Decides Appleton Tourney Berth
The Stevens Point and Marshfield teams clash in Appleton Friday night to decide who represents central Wisconsin in the Appleton eight club tournament. Marshfield conceded the decider and Stevens Point accepted a central floor test after agitation over eligibility and selection. The winner earns a spot in the state tournament.
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Appleton
Stevens Point
Marshfield
Otto
Graves
Lawrence
Joff
Wisconsin
Record of Wood County Teachers Association meeting
The Wood County Teachers Association held a large enthusiastic meeting in Marshfield at the high school for Friday and Saturday of last week. Over 200 members from seven Central Wisconsin counties attended with speakers including Prof Thomas Gentle Pres Sims and Prof M W O Shea. The event featured music by a Coral Union quartet and a notable lecture by Prof Mary ose on Deception in Education. Officers were elected to two years and a plan to reorganize the association to cover North Central Wisconsin was approved.
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Wood County Teachers’ Association
Wisconsin
W. H. Guilford
Nekoosa
Thos. Gentle
Platteville Normal
Pres. Sims
Point Normal
M. W. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
Gile
Inspector Wood
Neillsville
Coral Union
Mingie Gil Myron Tack
Glassner
Vielin
Mary Ose
Marshfield
Davis
Grand Rapids
D. C. Gilg
Marshield
W. K. Lusk St. Point
L. W. Brooks
District Convention of Hub No 21 IOOF Arrives in City
The district convention of Hub district No 21 Independent Order of Good Templars will meet at Sexton’s hall on Friday and Saturday March 14 and 15. Lodges from Marshfield Grand Rapids Abbotsford Loyal Spencer and Nasonville will send delegates Gelepates expected. Grand Chief Templar H Aason will preside Saturday and speak at M E church Sunday morning and at a union meeting Sunday evening. Epworth League members enjoyed a sleighing party at Buckmaster home near Manville on Tuesday.
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Hub District
Order of Good Templars
Sexton's Hall
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Abbotsford
Loyal
Spencer
Nasonville
Gelepates
Templar H. A. Aason
M.E. Church
Presbyterian Church
Annual Spring Shoe Sale Announces Large New Line
The store promotes its spring sale with a wide range of men women and children shoes and oxfords from trusted makers including Hanan W L Douglas Crawford Pingree Jia Marlow Moloney Bros and notable Rochester NY brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanan & Son
W. L. Douglas Mul Crawford
Jia Marlow
Clastic
Oxford
Moloney Bros
Rochester
N. Yoanakers
Special dairy farmers institute set at city hall
Final program announces two day session at the city hall assembly room starting Thursday. Notable talks cover silage, tuberculin topics, dairy herd improvement, calf rearing, sanitation and dairy products with musical and literary interludes. A new $12,000 school building will rise in Stratford this summer by the Cleveland district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Farmers’ Institute
Stratford
Cleveland
Safety wiring push by state fire marshal reaches cities
State fire marshal Thomas M. Purtell leads a campaign for better wiring in aged electrical systems. He ordered more than 100 defective wires corrected in Oconto and will inspect other cities. Marshfield's wiring had been reviewed over a year ago with changes made to reduce fire risk from faulty wiring.
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Thomas M. Purtell
Oconto
Marshfield
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Beatrice Kraus
Excape
W. H. Roddis
Rad
County Teachers Association
Supt
D. C. Gile
Epworth League
Buckmaster
Manville
Rose Bro's
Lajust
Gibson
Hamar
Dutton
W. L. Douglas
Vici
Oder Springs
Amiss
Ar. Scribner T. Griswold
Ravenel Dairying
Glover
Griswold
Evisse
J. T. Holland
Miss Bishop
Reynalds
P. H. Scripner
M. Ehrhardt
Robert Morris
Mass
Scribner
Btable Sanitation
Aderhold
Frazer
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