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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1912

Page

4

Church Wedding Tuesday Unites Tillie Kohl and Harry Martin

Miss Tillie Kohl of Marshfield and Harry Martin of Merrilan were married Tuesday at St John’s Catholic Church in a high mass ceremony by Rev Fr Volz. The couple will reside in St Paul after a wedding trip west, with Agnes Martin and John Kohl as attendants and a breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home.

Tillie Kohl Harry Martin Merrilan St. John’s Catholic Church Fr. Volz Agnes Martin Mertilan John Kohl J.G. Kohl Martin West St. Paul Marshfield Omaha

Lofty Ideal Reflection on Character and Resolve

A concise meditative note urges steadfast adherence to high ideals. It cautions against compromising principles for easier gains, likening such lapse to a painter settling for dull boards instead of sunsets, and credits Henry Van Dyke as the voice behind the sentiment.

Henry van Dyke

Marshfield area obituaries and town notes flash across page

Mrs. Phil Hiles of Neillsville visits her parents the Tuckers. Luke Marsh, brother of Hon. J. C. Marsh, dies aged 58. funeral in Granton with masons from Neillsville. Decoration day flag update adds Arizona and New Mexico to 48 stars. Catholic parsonage interior finished. Tony Wright plans Montana trip for summer. Reuter violinist concert noted as last in years. Mansion House meals at 25 cents each. Funeral of Mrs. Veefkind and home burial. Local piano sale and instrument ads. Goose hunter Wilson Rector shines after Sharon trip. Used counters and showcases offered. Jewelry shop promotes latest rings and watches. Mechler offers rosaries and prayer books. Prust bound over for grand larceny. Haasl fined for liquor sale.

Luke Marsh J. C. Marsh Clark County Granton Neillsville George Lee Thomas Lee William Robert Lee Ripon Wanpun Jos. Brown Veefking Schults Appleton Mrs. Veefkind Veefkind Large Bros Wilson Rector Baying Sharon Rector Dartmaday Auburndale

Emma Martell and Henry Gowman Wed in Madison

Miss Emma Martell of this city and Henry Gowman were married in Madison last Thursday. After a brief southern state visit they plan to settle near Manville for the season. The bride, a former Rose Bros. saleslady, is well known and esteemed here. The couple own adjoining Dakota homesteads.

Emma Martell Henry Gowman Madison Manville Rose Bros Dakota

Junior Prom Arrangements Near Completion at High School

Students prepare for the annual junior prom in the high school assembly room Friday night. The dance features a special surprise program and artistic hand decorated programs as souvenirs. With forty seniors and fifty juniors, the guest list will be large.

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Axe Y Sau St. John’s Publius Syrns Gustave Kleeman Milwaukee German Theatre Co New Adler Opera House C. S. Sheerm Howe. Co Phil Hiles Mrs A. H. Tucker Spo John P. Hume M. B. Cracraft Milwaukee Marshield Tony Wright Montana Park Falls Tony Kohl S. Cent. Ave Reuter Opera House Jacob Reuter Mr. Reuter Wausau Wisconsin Ole Bull Frank L. Zweck E. F. Mechler FORD Marshfield Hardware and Auto CO Lorge Bros South Cent Henry Bauch H. F. Bauch Centralia Wash First National Bank Marshfield, Wisconsin
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