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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1918

Page

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Elks Lodge Plans Remodeling To Add Two Story Wing

Marshfield Lodge No. 065 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks proposes remodeling the current quarters by building back forty feet and adding a two story structure. Membership has doubled to about 160, with a goal nearing 200. a class of at least 25 new members will be inducted on April 14. The lodge emphasizes civic work and a big brotherhood program for at risk youths, with officers elected for the coming year.

Marshfield Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Fraghes the Elks Marshfield The Elks Fudge EL Vinney Raight C. B. Edwards R. P. Kraus R. 1. Raftery O. R. Lange Amos

Warehouse Management and Salesmanship Course Opened

G Pryor Dunne, efficiency expert from University of Wisconsin Extension, leads a six week course for Marshfield business men. Over fifteen signed up. sessions held Thursday evenings at 7 30 in the Commercial school rooms above Bartmann shoe store. Mr Irvine directs and offers daytime consultations. the course aims to benefit all enrollees.

G. Pryor Dunne University of Wisconsin Extension Division Marshfield Irvine Bartmann

City Struck by Terrific Storm Dims Marshfield Area

A severe Saturday snowstorm crippled Marshfield and surrounding suburbs with deep drifts and high winds. City streets were nearly impassable, trains ran behind schedule, and residents spent hours digging out. Signs appeared in drifts near Weber Bros and the Adler theater reported lost shows. Storms disrupted daily life across the county towns.

Ise Heane Weber Bros Verdun Tront Adler Theater Letty

Central Wisconsin Fair circuit appoints officers at Chippewa Falls meeting

Williams elected secretary of the Central Wisconsin Fair circuit at its annual Chippewa Falls gathering. The circuit set September dates for Stevens Point August 20 to 2, Marshfield September 14 to 16, Chippewa Falls September 15 to 20, and other sites. Officers named include President Dr. G. A. Mills and Treasurer A. J. Cox. Races were praised as a highlight with plans for a stronger program this year.

Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Fair Circuit Stevens Point Marshfield Stanley Chippewa Halls Ta Crosse Ayeating G. A. Mills Wausau C. S. van Auken la Crosse R. R. Williams Marsh- Weld Treasurare A.J. Cox Osseo Allie Wooster Raklwin Bac Wisconsin

Liberty Choruses rally Wisconsin musicians for patriotic service

Thousands of Badger singers and instrumentalists joined the Wisconsin Liberty Choruses after the State Council of Defense called for organized units ready to perform at patriotic meetings. In 34 communities enlistment surged in the first week, with neighboring cities urged to form similar groups as Marshfield contemplates joining a statewide effort.

Badger Wisconsin Liberty Choruses State Council of Defense Council] of Defense Marshfield

Wisconson fishing season opens May first despite changes

The fishing rules allow Wisconson residents to catch fish from May 1 to May 28 using hook and line with several species excluded. The text notes a May 13 date for a holiday or event and mentions a catch limit with penalties, while shore and dam areas remain open for fishing.

Wisconsin Pon

Aurora Borealis Shines Bright Over Marshfield Sky

Crowds gathered Thursday evening as Marshfield residents witnessed an unusually brilliant aurora. At around 10 o clock the phenomenon displayed vivid purple, green, blue and yellow rays stretching from horizon to zenith. Spectators described the colors as gorgeous and compared the display to a striking omen or prophecy amid wartime tensions.

Marshfield Sten

Red Cross Benefit Auction Next Saturday at Dicko Corner

A Red Cross benefit auction led by WL Kane will occur next Saturday, March 16, at Dicko Corner. Donations of chickens, calves, hogs, and small items are welcome, with all sale proceeds to the Red Cross chapter, as in Platteville where such events raised over $50.

WL. Kane Red Cross Dicko Kane Nrb Platteville

Death of Five Year Old Alexander La Point

Alexander La Polny five year old son of Mr and Mrs Alex La Point died at St Josephs hospital Wednesday after a three week illness. Funeral services were held Friday at Sacred Heart Catholic church with Rev H J Stehling in charge. The family received heartfelt sympathy from relatives and the community.

Alexander LA Polny Alexander Alex la Point St. Joseph’s Hospital Sacred Heart Catholic’ Church H. J. Stehling

Purchases Ambulance for Marshfield to Serve Public Use

George W. Upham, a furniture dealer and undertaker, decided to purchase a Reo ambulance for Marshfield. The vehicle will be available for general public use. The week’s events reflect impacts of income tax on local bragging traditions.

Marshfield George W. Upham Reo Automobile

Henry Kalsched Announces Marshfield Mayoral Candidacy

Henry Kalsched, a pioneer resident and former mayor of Marshfield, declares his candidacy for mayor. He is connected with Marshfield Manufacturing and is widely known for civic work. official statement appears in today's issue.

Henry Kalsched Marshfield

Company A Arrives Safely in France March Fourth 12th Infantry

Marshfield residents learn that most of the boys from town have reached France to serve democracy. Mrs. Fred Rhyner confirms Major Robert Connor’s message that Company A of the 12th Infantry landed in France on March 4, signaling their safe arrival and readiness to fight.

Marshfieldens France Fred Rhyner Robert Connor

Campaign Over Boosts Civic Development in Marshfield

The Civic Development Association reports a total membership of 190 after a bold campaign. James J. Begg leaves for Sandusky to lead another drive, while C Wo Otto returns home before rejoining in Elgin. The election board will announce 18 director candidates tonight as ballots close at 7 30 and counting proceeds at Eagles hall under the election committee.

Civic Development Association Marshfield James J. Begg Sandusky Ohio Ningate Fall No Y American City Bureau C. Wo Otto Elgin Painesville B. J. Smith Ais Smith Commercial Club Canton Working Ordon Civic Development Eagies’ Hall T. D. Spalding R. ¢. Hastings R. J. Straus Gett Leo Rose Toliers Greater Marshfield New League

Baseball Buzzing Again In Marshfield Local Season Plans

Baseball buzz grows in Marshfield as fans push to keep home talent. Old 1915 roster and local players Christie son, Oscar, George, Barry Johnson, Leitner, Wright, Arthu Reeths, Krahn, Berg to form a team. Early talks of managers, organization, and a summer campaign to retain players and field a competitive squad.

Tansike Marahfield Christenson Oscar George Barry Johnson Leitner Wright Arthu Reeths Krahn Berg Marshfield Ubenove

Nautical Knot operetta to be staged at Adler Theater

The operetta Nautical Knot will be staged at the Adler theater on April 4 by high school students. Miss Marie L. Runkel directs and is preparing the presentation for the evening.

Adler Theater Marie L. Runkel

Notice of cattle shipment by John Stanton at Soo Line Yards

John Stanton will ship cattle and calves from the Soo Line Yards on Saturday March 16. For further information call Marshfield Poultry House at phone number 28 211f. One taste of success is better than a meal of defeat.

John Stanton Soo Line Marshfield Poultry House

Six Marshfield Players Dominate Mythical All Valley Eleven

Coach Fairchild of Stevens Point Normal selects six Marshfield high school players for the 1917 all valley football team featuring captain McCarr. Team includes R Whitney and G Senn of Marshfield, Goetz and Whittlinger, Zorn, Heiser, Anderson of Wausau and Grand Rapids standouts among others.

Fairchild Stevens Point R. B—Whitney Marshfield R. T.—Goetz G—Senn Broten G. Pahimer Grand Rapids T.—Smith E—Whittlinger Q—Mccarr R. H.— Anderson Wausau F. B—Zorn H—Heiser

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