Prominent Men Named to Saengerfest Committees
An Alw meeting in Marshfield outlines preparations for the upcoming North Wisconsin Saengerverein event. Prominent businessmen were chosen for multiple committees including marshal of the day, music, hotel entertainment, decorations, buildings and parks, reception, finance, printing, and lighting to promote and organize the large festival with a chorus of about thirty women and twenty men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saengerfest
Klnd
North Wisconsin Saengerverein
Fuesi
EB. E. Aas
H. J. Pankow
Erovsy
G. Waeal
Merdinand
Mod
Kraus
Jacob Kuechmichael
R. H. McMulley
Geo. “Eler
John Hartman
John Heely
Geo. W. Upham
Jno
Thomas EB. P. Schelbe
Gust Laschinski
Frank B. Wing
A. F. Buckhaus
Joseph Morel
A. Kleintely
Be Serve
Frank Lutakenbach
Ferdinand Biray
M. J. Kraus
Geo. Zeiller
John Seubert
No Sale at Smuckler's Auction Under Court Order
A bankruptcy sale at Smuckler's store was held Tuesday at 2 PM under United States district court order. Johnny Cole represented the receiver E. L. Reese as bidders sought $1990 for stock or $1400 with fixtures. bid at $1600 for entire outfit was rejected. The property may be re-auctioned or patented out on a new order unless a satisfactory whole-price offer appears. Attorney Culbertson attended en route to Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Smuckler
United States District Court
Johny Cole
E. L. Reese
Culbertson of
Tharpe
Derivers
Smuakler
Madison
Worker Killed At Sawmill In Neillsville Injury Fatal
Louis Jens of Neillsville employed by RB Connor company in the sawmill for eight or nine months was fatally injured Tuesday morning. He was caught in a friction shaft at the deck where logs rise from the pond, mangled and crushed before the rod tore loose. He died at St Joseph's Hospital at 9 p.m. Tuesday after great suffering. He leaves relatives in his area. Arbor Day set for Friday May 3 by Governor LaPollente urging tree planting and school and public grounds observances to promote arboriculture and bird and tree protection. Died: 11 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Urhmeier died at home Wednesday afternoon. Funeral to be held 2 p.m. Saturday at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. Thom officiating. the Urhmeier family receives sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jens
Neillsvilry
RB. Connor Company
Sonseless
St. Joseph's
LaPollente
I. Roberts M. Tuabellene
Wistonsie
Wilkes Urhmeier
Emmanuel
Gutheran Church
Thom
City Hall to get 2000 pound bell and new clock
An adjourned common council meeting in Saenger hall with Mayor Vollmer approved a 2000 pound bell at 20 cents per pound, replacing the old bell and increasing audibility for miles. A Johnson Electric Service automatic striking system was ordered for $3550 to drive a four-dial master clock with an eight day sweep. The library appropriation balance was assigned to the library committee.
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Saenger Hall
Vollmer
Tweodore Gosling
Johnson Electric Service Company
Milwaukee
Tve
County Agricultural Schools Bill Aims at State Farms
A proposed bill by Supt Harvey and other educators seeks to create state agricultural schools in counties or jointly. Tuition would be free for county residents, while counties bear operating costs. top two schools would share half the cost from the state. Each school requires a farm of at least 80 acres and alignment with the state college work. The measure allows counties to opt in with minimal statewide expense.
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Ste Supt
Harvey
College of Agriculture
Askrognan
Sige
Company A Scores at Armory Practice
The article lists the ten top scores from a Sunday afternoon target practice at Company A nvld in the armory, with names such as Private Clark Burgett, H Roehrborn, Private Scheibe, Private A Hoert, Andrew Nielsen, Private Gling Beell, Private Kinglraube, Private Heath, Private Clapper Berg't Arbeut, and notes a high squad score of 70 out of 120 by Lieut Meyer, Corporal Haebig, Private Scheibe, and Private Heath. It also mentions last Monday evening's travel class program, with topics on Ruskin and historical events, and a marriage between Annie Bholiah of Day and Louis Raelt of Watertown, performed by Rev Tham, plus banking notices and services references.
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Company A Nvld
Clark Burgett
H. Roehrborn
Scheibe
A. Hoert
Andrew Nielsen
Gling. Beell
Kinglraube
Heath
Clapper
Berg't. Arbeut
Sring
Lieut. Meyer
Haebig
W. D. Connor
Kraus
G. Lindemann
Eovanuel
Lacherau
Annie Bholiah
Day
Marathon County
Louis Raelt
Wayertown
Tham
Tonisa Ehrlich
Frank Marple
Watertown
W C T U Convention At Preabstocian Church Holds Intercounty Meet
The inter county Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention met at the Presbyterian church on March 19 with delegates from area unions. The 10 a.m. session featured a strong program amid inclement weather and broad harmony. Mrs Richards of Obie delivered an acclaimed evening lecture to about one hundred attendees despite the storm.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian Church
New Sawmill Firm Takes Over Cherokee Property
De B. Volantsky and Joha Clapper have purchased the sawmill of Paul Umboefer at Cherokee five miles east of Colby on the Wausau road and will take possession August 1. The mill, a substantial 24009 feet per day capacity, sits to command a steady business for years. The new proprietors own timber reserves in the vicinity and expect strong local trade within a three mile radius. Kautsky and Clapper are described as thorough business men and capable operators of the plant.
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de. B. Volantsky
Joha Clapper
Paul Umboefer
Cherokee
Colby
Wausau Road
Messrs. Kautsky and
Clapper
County Teachers Certificates Issued After County Exam
Superintendent OG. J. Leu announced results from the county teachers examination in Grand Rapids Pittsvie and university. Of fifty applicants thirty three certificates were issued with Eugene Sith of Hansen earning a first grade certificate. Second grade certificates went to Julia Jnasted Mayme Maloy Ella M. Rhode and A. Be. Merrill. six third grade certificates were issued, many applicants were experienced teachers who had previously held county certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Pittsvie
Unisesty
OG. J. Leu
Eugene Sith
Hansen
Julia Jnasted
Mayme Maloy
Ella M. Rhode
A. BE. Merrill
Vollmar for Mayor Seeks Unanimous Party Endorsement
The piece states Mayor Fred Vollmar will receive unqualified party endorsements for re election this spring. It praises his past administration as able and conscientious with the city s best interests in mind. His guaranteed reelection is described as a high honor.
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Fred Vollmar
Vollmar
Helping Hand Banquet Photograph Party at Mrs Boyington's
The Ladies of the telpag Hand society hold a banquet at Mrs M Boyington home this Friday evening. Attendees will enjoy a photograph party and are urged to bring a likeness of themselves for the event.
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Telpag Hand Society
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Huennerchart
Smuckler’s
Stratford
County Agricultural Schools
American National Bank
Officare
E Conner
MIQH
Steinmetz
F. N. Christansen
Winch
M. Deming
G. Linemann
Ruskin
Maurice and
Barnevelat
Roddis
Gunner
Hayward
Alice Gary
Connor
Avery
United States
W. C. T. U. Convention
Tuex
First National Bank
Adam Bates Wmuthmeier
Edw. A. Heese
Tuo, Daly
Cash
Com's
Ogakash Wis
Leanden Choate
Bray & Choate
Oshkosh
W. Cameron
Adam Hafer
Hafer & Kalached
Marshfield
Ef Ruplinger & Dehmieier
L. Th, Thom
Sis
Bbw
L. Heese
Marshield
Wis
Isaue
Kennelworth
Sge
Louis G. Schmitt
R. K.sullivan
Thompson
Marabilald
R. K. Sullivan
Dratiar
Hans Bille
Durham Bull
Weetlash
Joseph Deckert
City
Wagner
Geo Wagner
Hotel Blodgett
C.b. Edwards
American Nat. Bank
Kohl & Ludington
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