Double Victory for Marshfield and Chippewa Falls Debaters
Marshfield High School debate team won two divisions by 2 to 1 in a home and Chippewa Falls venue arguing for Philippine independence. Spartans and Marshfield faced strong judging panels from Ripon College and Madison officials, with Marshfield praised for concise facts and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield High School
Sparta
Marshfield
Charles Pors
B. GC. Borslistem
Alex. Nico
Tallenee Kamps
Hubert Harmon
Richard Connor
Connor
Tyler Barney
Professor Boody
Ripon’ College
Goddard
Madison
Tobey
Wausau High School
Chippewa Falls
James Wegener
Berthold Laemle
Clifford Lundgren
RB. E. Parmenter
Falls
Neale, Watson
Smith
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Wausau
Marshfield Boxing Card Attracts Fans Next Tuesday
Marshfield Athletic association plans a Tuesday boxing show at Armory A headlined by a 10 round bout between Ford Munger of Kalamazoo and Johnny Murphy of St Paul at 147 pounds. Ed Sharp of Green Bay faces Dan Rodgers of Sparta in an eight round 155 pound bout. Other six round matches pit Paul Nufkie of LaCrosse against Tuffy Nicholson of Marinette and Kid Blaettler of Marshfield versus Young Stafford of Eau Claire. Referee George Dutty of Milwaukee will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Athletic Association
Armory A
Ford Munger
Kalamazoo
Mich
Johnny Murphy
St. Paul
Mike Gibbons
Sharp
Green Bay
Dan Rodgers
Sparta
Paul Nufkie
LaCrosse
Tuffy Nicholson
Marinette
Kid Blaettler
Young Stafford
Eau Claire
George Dutty
Milwal- Spate
Koe
Wisconsin
Na 1
Mark Bellis
Wausattsional Guard
Tvo
Texas
Villa
Ape ‘Iteton
Times
Ineal Stepany
A. L. Sommers
Sommers
J. F. By Roigel Wi
Social Circles Host Birthday and Park Avenue Party
Mrs W H Heaton celebrated her mother Mrs unt with a Thursday party. Mr and Mrs George D Peath hosted a St Patrick Day gathering on Park avenue with auction bridge. Charles Vedder marked a birthday with friends at Mrs James B Vedder’s home. Mrs Gar lon B Warrington held a Wednesday reception for Miss May Peterson with seventy five guests. Peterson sang four songs as Harrington helped greet visitors. The color theme was yellow and white with lavish floral decorations and greenery throughout the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Heaton
Jeorge D. Peath
Park Avenue
Charles E. Boles
Grand Rapids
Charles 5. Vedder
James B. Vedder
Garlon B. Warrington
May Peterson
Evidence in Gar l case ruled out of Wheelan case by Circuit Judge Park
Trial opened in Grand Rapids with Wheelan versus United States Mobility and Guaranty Company. Judge Park ruled that evidence from the Carl embezzlement case did not enter Wheelan’s civil dispute, despite expectations the jury would hear it. Louis B. Carl, former Marshfield official, had been acquitted. Attorneys Stebbins and Brazeau argued for the bonding company and Wheelan respectively. The jury was expected to hear the case last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wheelan
United
Wheelan
Bonding Company
Park
Garl
Carl
Louis B. Carl
Marshfield Water, Electric Light & Power Company
W.E. Wheglan
A. K. Stebbins
Bloodgood
Kemper & Bloodgood
Milwaukee
T. W. Brazeau
Goggins, Brazeau & Gogerins
Carroll College Glee Club Announces April Concert
Carroll College Glee Club will present a concert at the Presbyterian church on Saturday April first at 8 p.m. Past audiences know the high quality of their performances and newcomers are promised a real treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Glee Club
Carroll College Glee Club
Presbyterian Church
Breaks Arm In Fall At Walnut Street Crossing
Miss Mary Weers of Sixth and Walnut suffered a fractured arm Sunday evening after a fall at the Walnut and Fifth streets crossing. Edward Moskowitz also fractured his wrist Monday while on a ladder at the Hub City garage. he received prompt medical care and is expected to recover fully. Lenten services are announced by Rev. L Th Thom for Emanuel Lutheran church at 2 PM each Thursday with alternating evening meetings. Pure bred Guernsey bull for sale priced at 50 dollars. two sisters of this bull sold for 2000 dollars each, with several bred heifers listed by W. W. Clark of Grand Rapids Wisconsin 2412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weers
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Walnut and
Fifth Streets
Hub City
Edward Moskowitz
Inmmanuel's Lutheran Church
L. Th. Thom
Fize
W. W. Clark
Grand Rapids
Wis
Marshfield Woman's Club Elects Officers for Year
The Marshfield Woman's Club elected officers: President Mrs F A Nolli Vice President Mrs KR Hastings Recording Secretary Mrs E FP Rafftery Corresponding Secretary Mrs Henry Wahle Treasurer Mrs TM A Upham Committees to be appointed by the new president. P Tiffani adds five and a half more lots to twenty three in H A Lathrop Home Addition planning installment sales. negotiations already begun. The Battle Cry of Peace now on sale at Sextori Liese Adler theater with Adler production April 4 and 5 matinee and night. J J Normington's residence fire causes about 1500 loss fully covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Marshfield Woman's Club
F. A. Nolli
C. Hastings
FP. Rafftery
Henry Wahle
A. Upham
1. P. Tiffani
H. A. Lathrop
Thich
Sextori
Liese
Adler Theater
J.J. Normington
Stevens Point
Postmasters Meet in Marshfield Planning June Convention
The Wisconsin Association of Postmasters Third and Fourth Classes executive committee met in Marshfield to plan the annual convention set for June 12 to 14. Mayor Felker gave a city tour, with main program details agreed and a concert planned for the second day. W. A. Froyhlich, George H. Schmidt, and William I. Koch are among the committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Association of Postmasters
Marshfiel
G. Pankow
A. G. Felker
Marshfield
Felker
W. A. Froyhlich
Jackson
George H. Sehmidt
Rewaskum
William I. Koch
Brillion
National League of Postmasters of the
United States
Pankow
Time for filing nomination papers extended to seven days
The Times reports a recent legislative change requiring nomination papers to be filed at least seven days before the election, replacing the prior four day rule. Papers may not be filed earlier than fifteen days before voting day. Several papers were filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Chief Brown Dismissed by Neenah Fire Police Board
Marshfield acquaintances of Chief of Police James Brown of Neenah learn charges were preferred and after a hearing he was ordered removed by the Neenah fire and police commission. Jim Brown is a familiar figure at fair meetings and has served as official starter at the local race-track for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
James Brown
Neenah
Fire and Police Commission of
Jim Brown
City Extends Paving On West Secor From Chestnut To Walnut
The council approves a paving extension on West Secor by petition of property owners. The project will extend from Chestnut Street to Walnut Street, adding two blocks of paved street on Second, matching the level of other side streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Secor Street
Chestnut Street
Walnut Street
Central Avenues
Gallery Scores from Company A Regular Shoot at Armory
The high ten shooters at the Armory Sunday included J Lautner W Mittlesteadt J Hodgen A Hoerl J Deckert E Gruber A Spearbecker G Wood J Walterbach and A Mueller in a Navy-flavored marksmanship event with entries marked by period values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
J. Lautner
W. Mittlesteadt
J. Hodgen
A. Hoerl
J. Deckert
E. Gruber
A. Spearbecker
G. Wood
J. Walterbach
A. Mueller
Such Is Fame Recruiting Stations Opened in Wisconsin
A New York paper notes recruiting stations have been opened at Green Bay and Warsaw Wisconsin as part of a broader fame driven effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Warsaw
Wis
New York Paper
Marshfield to field new pitcher after Johnson departure
Marshfield will lack Oscar Johnson next season as Johnson accepts Phillips Baseball association terms. Manager H I Hoert and the Marshfield Athletic Association pursued Johnson at 85 dollars monthly, but Phillips prevailed after Johnson demanded more. Johnson must report May 1 for summer schedule. veterans return and fresh talent will challenge for spots as the team aims to match last season’s strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Oscar Johnson
Johnson
Hig
Hare
Phillips
Greenwood
Marshfield Athletic Association
H. I. Hoert
W. K. Parkinson
Phillips Baseball Association
Mr. Parkinson
Death of Mrs Nelson Auburndale resident aged 55
Mrs Anna Martha Nelson wife of Ole Nelson of Auburndale died at home Sunday from a complication of diseases at age 55 years, 11 months, 7 days. Norwegian native and daughter of Christian Jacobson. Survived by four children and husband. Funeral from residence today with interment in Auburndale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Martha Nelson
Ole Nelson
Auburndale
Norway
Christian Jacobson
Five Year Old Arnold Boehning Dies. Other Deaths Noted
Arnold Boehning, five, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boehning of East Fourth street, died Friday with funeral services held Monday at a Lutheran church. Alexander Denk of Auburndale died Wednesday from tuberculosis and was buried in Clark Mills. Frank H. Atkins, eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Atkins of Colby, died after an operation for bowel obstruction. funeral services were held in Colby Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Louis Boehning
East Fourth Street
Lutheran Church
Rev. L. Th. Tham
Alexander Denk
Auburndale
Clark Mills
Frank H. Atkins
John Atkins
Colby
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Aguinaldo
Bath Cities
Cty
Chief Brown
Opera Dominic
Paris
Oshkosh
Peterson
Miss Peterson
Trish
Lieurance
Williams
Marshfield Club
Nelson
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