Point Bowlers Defeat City Team On Bales Alleys
The Eagles Bowling Association five man team faced Stevens Point on the Bales alleys Sunday afternoon. After three games the match was tied and a fourth game decided the Pointer victory by a close pin margin. This marked the locals first defeat. they plan to host Stevens Point in about two weeks and aim to regain form. The team overall had an off day as the scores below indicate.
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Eagles’ Bowling Association
Stevens Point
Bales
Timas
Irene Colvin
Sanday
St. Paul
Florence Hambright
Chicago
W. A. Sexton
Marie
Milwaukee
John F. Cole
Elizabeth Dunham
West Bend
Florence, Hambright
Rudolph Harbish
Ray Hosterman
Allway
Northwestern Railroad
France
Marshfield
E. C. Pors
William
Mullen
Soo Line
No. 18
W. BE. L. & Po Company
Common Council
Stavens Point
J. P. Adler
Adler Theater
Wausau
Letty
Grand Theater
Wisconsin
Ase Arsment
Mr. Adler
Miller Brothers
Hans Bille
West Ninth Street
Miler
Blanche
Davenport
Joseph Marsh
Don’s Miller
Business Men's Patriotic Lunch Club
P. Kraus
H. C. Pors
Jack
Connor
Walter
Trelanl
Burleson
Marchfield High School
Uncle Sam
Charles Pors
Hit
Rev. Tippet
Appleton
Tippet
Charles Tippet
Rarns and Tops Tighten Magles Bowling Race Near Pennant
The Rarns crept closer to the Magles pennant as Tops extended their slim lead. In individual play Ir. Mueller dropped a point while Dr. Vedder, the main challenger, also fell back slightly.
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Magles Bowling Association
Ir. Mueller
Dr. Vedder
Election Dope Signals Spr ing City Races Begin
As the spring municipal election approaches in the city, names of likely candidates emerge for all offices from mayor to aldermen. Though several would be candidates are watchfully waiting, none have officially declared. The aldermen loom as the most powerful in city governance, with Wise administration depending on their time and records. Citizens will scrutinize promises and past performance of each aldermanic candidate as campaigns unfold.
Marshfield Mayoral Candidacy Notice by Henry Kalsched
Henry Kalsched of Marshfield announces candidacy for mayor in the spring election on April 2. The paid advertisement notes support from friends would be appreciated and is paid for by Honey Kulsebed.
Joseph Schindler Seeks Re election as City Treasurer
Written and paid for by Joseph Schindler of Marshfield Wisconsin the notice declares his candidacy for re election as City Treasurer. He thanks the people of Marshfield for past favors and pledges to continue to properly conduct the office if re elected.
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Joseph Schindler
Marshfield, Wis
City of
Marshfield
Sale in Bankruptcy at Fenwood Wisconsin Auction
Notice of bankruptcy sale of KEGLER NEESE general merchandise stock in Fenwood Wisconsin. Public auction set for Monday March 18 1918 at 1 PM conducted by trustee FRANK VAUGHN. Glasses and ownership details available from W S Sigl.
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Kegler & Neese
Fenwood
Wisconsin
M. Frank Vaughn
Aldermanic Seats Open as April Election Approaches
The forthcoming aldermanship contest will fill terms expiring in May. Opposing candidates are urged to consider that public service is not a city favor. Details on the competing offices and term expirations appear on another page of this issue.
Marshfield Adler Theater Hosts Big Thursday Double Bill
Tonight the Marshfield Dry League uses the Adler theater. On Thursday a big double program will be given at the Adler featuring William.
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Marshfield
Adler Theater
Adler
William
Popular program features Goldwyn and Rex films
S Hart in A Square Veal and Billy West in The Candy Kid headline. Friday and Saturday feature The Auction Block with Rex Beach’s thrilling story about a girl raised for sale to the highest bidder. Cleveland Poors praises the production as excellent and dramatic. A special orchestra will accompany. Sunday offers Flying Colors with William Desmond, a Tangle comedy, Heart Newsy News, and a twelve piece harmony orchestra.
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William Desmond
Fiist
Red Cross Notes Reflect City Hall Relief Efforts
Red Cross workers report extensive use of materials since rooms opened in city hall. The chapter lists shipped items including sewing, bandages, shirts, gloves, wristlets, muffs, helmets, surgical dressings, gauze, and other supplies totaling numerous units as evidence of aid delivered.
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Red Cross
Gaur
Dots Miller Chooses Fighting Over Baseball Duty
Washington March 11 Former St. Louis Nat ionals captain and first baseman Jack Dots Miller volunteers in the Marine Corps and top prospect for the Marine nine Expresses preference to fight rather than play ball. General Barnett notes Miller would likely have led the Cardinals next season if he stayed with baseball.
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Washington, D.C
Marine Corps
Jack “Dots” Miller
St. Louis Nationals
Dots Miller
Dots
Marine Nine
Junior Musicale presents varied program at Lange home
The Junior Musicale club gathers at Miss Olive Lange's home last Thursday. The program included Adelaide Koenig on piano duet with Rach, Lynette McCulloch and Carla Kraus, a piano solo Mirthful Moments, Beatrice Burns in Russian Romance, Julia Wendt with God Remembers When the World Forgets, Lorna Kliner singing Les Frisettes, Marguerite Pond singing Look Town Dear Eyes, and Mairee Arnold performing Valse Cranti.
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Olive Lange
Adelaide Koenig
Lynette McCulloch
Carla Kraus
Beatrice Burns
Julian Wendt
Lorna Kliner
Marguerite Pond
Galo
Valse Cranti
Mairve Arnold
High School Notes BOE 8 and eH He in Stevens Point tourney
Blanche Rey spoke to students in the city afternoon. M. H. S. basket team finished fifth of eight at the Normal tournament in Stevens Point after a rough schedule with several losses. Marshfield won two and lost one in the three games, defeating Butternut and losing to Grand Rounds and Stevens Point, earning the conduct and appearance cup for best behavior on the trip. Nekoosa also participated.
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Nekoosa Hy
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
United States
Marshfield Fans Cheer Grand Rapids After Victory
Grand Rapids visitors praised Marshfield for hospitality after beating them by one place in a gym game. The clip lists players and coaches, notes rivalry with Marshfield, and quotes warm thanks from the Rapids and pledge by a school club during wartime.
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Kellar
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Buskes
Hollend
Marstifiela, Fees
Kraustee
Vedder
Anderson
Dan Submay
Gates
Mueller
Seubert
Ty Andersen
Spalding
Zeidler
Diekarl
Kraus . Nn
Thain Re
Dope
Honey Kulsebed
Wis
Ante
Henry Kalsched
Sig
W. S, Sigl
Hart In
Adlers
Junior Musicale
Boe
Big Bill Hart
West
WM. S. Hart
Billy West
Goldwyn
Rex Beach
Barrier
TV Sane
Hearst Pathe News
Flying Colors
William Desmont
Harmony Orchestra
Lowery
Minstrel’s
March St
Rapids
Waupaca
Ad Rapids
Stew Point
Tri
Wilson
McCarr
Hastings
Tice
Whitney
Felker
Vaughn
Bulmer
Swartling
Whittlinger
Neillsville
Rex
Beach
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