Marshfield Briefs Highlight Local News and Notices
Miss Amy Wright now employed in a Seattle millinery shop reports many Marshfield and Wisconsin acquaintances there. Auction and trade ads note farm availability in Minnesota and a Colby silo company elects Dr E V Kautsky as president with E L Wicker as secretary. County notices cover damages suits against Wisconsin Central and Marinette firm. Marshfield candidates push for alderman, Ralph Baker expands Velvet ice cream brand, Felker Brothers plan new factory April 1, and local shop sales run March 24 25. Funeral for Miss Carolyn Hansen held in Marshfield. she was 25 and linked to the area’s business and civic life.
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Amy Wright
West
Seattle
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Miss Wright
Ralph J. Baker
Marshfeld
Married in Kenosha Ida Dumas and George A Zimmer
The Times announces the marriage of Miss Ida Dumas to George A Zimmer at Kenosha on January 24. Dumas, a longtime Marshfield resident, left her compositor position to begin housekeeping, after three years with The Times. Zimmer is a Central freight office clerk and former Stevens Point student. Best wishes are offered by The Times.
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Ida Dumas
George A. Zimmer
Kenosha
Times
Marshfield
Edward Dumas
Zimmer
Central
Stevens Point
High School, Normal and Business College
the Times
Daughters of the American Revolution Marshfield Chapter Meeting
Marshfield Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs E E Finneys home on Thursday March 18 The program included prayer by the Chaplain Mrs B Elvis a song America and a recital The next meeting will be at Mrs Fred Pollards home on Thursday April 15 Also an item notes a used platform buggy for sale in Rozelleville Wisconsin with contact Lewig Taon 218q
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Marshfield
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. E. Finney
B. Elvis
America
Land
Samuel Francis Smith
Frank Upham
Fred Pollard
Death of Civil War Veteran John Grund
John Grund, living with his daughter Mrs. M. Ehrhardt near the city, died last Friday at age 83. Funeral held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Evangelical association church, Rev. Mundt in charge. Remains went to Hartford Monday with Mrs. Ehrhardt. Born in Germany, he spent youth there and later settled in Hartford. He served in the Union Army during the Civil War and moved here seven years ago with the Ehrhardts, admired for his strong character and respectability.
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Carolyn Hansen
Milwaukee
Ludolph Wallesen
West Fourth Street
Cafter
George Lupient
Frank Mertle
John E. Adler
Erwin Therlof
Willard Christensen Otto Wandell
the Times
John Grund
M. Ehrhardt
Evangelical Association Church
Mundt
Hartford
Ehrhardt
Germany
Mr. Grond
First Annual FRA Ball Planned at Armory
The first annual ball of the F. R. A. is scheduled for Friday evening April 16 at the Armory. A committee led by L. Gilherts A. Kemery and F. W. Reet will manage arrangements. The event aims to become the association’s annual social feature.
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L. Gilherts
A. ¥. Kemery
F. W. Reet Tt
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Minnesota
Danvers
Minn
Perschke Manufacturing Co
Colby
E. V. Kautsky
Dr. Kautsky
Ing
E. L. Wicker
Alma House
Lindsey
Daly
Oshkosh
Wis
Emma Backus
Otto Backus
Wisconsin Central Company
Vine Street
William H. Witt
University of Wisconsin
Witt
Wisconsin Valley Baseball League
Grand Rapids
Merrill
Wanopaca
Marinette
Connor Land and Lumber Co
Laona
Nicholas Badette
Wilson, Mich
Frederick Badette
Edward $. Renne
Fox Sare
Vine St
C.H. Gane
Janesville
Nick Straveler
Halder
Charles Cavananeh
Streveler
Cavanaud
Wausau
M.C. Lueckenbach
Louis Laemle
Maxwell
Lang & Scharmann
Rozellyile
Ballapril
Ge & CO
ST. Paul
William Wenzel
Central Avenue
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