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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
6
Monday saw the first runs of trains No. 5 and No. 6, restored with stud cars and a neat appearance. Morning shoppers and evening transients noted the service as the Pax passenger trains begin to meet demand, though mail was not carried and crowds were lighter than expected. Officials expect increased patronage as Express and news cars prove useful, with old train crews pleased to resume service.
The district ends Wednesday as students return after illness. Little Alice Schovider was sick for several days. Miss Coteau Mietiz aided Mrs. Frank Sudmeier briefly. Opening day at Lincoln Park on Monday featured local activity. Joe Grauvogil’s two horses are ill with distemper. Martin and Will Goldbach arranged an Overland order. Louis Kasberger Sr. and daughter Anna left Monday for Athens to take possession of a new farm recently purchased by Mr Kashorger.
A springtime youth of 17 seeks love, a wife in summer and motherhood at 40 yearn for love, while in winter a gray haired woman recalls love as Golden Harvest. The play The Heart of Humanity opens Friday at Trio theater with GaLed Straw for sale.
An informal jumbled exchange features Mickie greeting Billy on his return from France. The message hints at sharing experiences and a write up for the office, with a lively, slangy tone and local voice.
J C Kiefer of Auburndale, head of the Central Wisconsin State Vault and Breeders associations, visited Marshfield Saturday. He serves on the planning committee which chose the Schroeder farm on the county line for the annual breeders picnic, with June as the target but exact date pending. The group weighed Schroeder farm against W W Clark farm near Vesper after a spirited contest and now backing Schroeder as the venue.
A busy week in the city features film premieres at the Adler and Trig theaters including Common Clay with Adler starting today for three days. Notable visitors like Brith Emery Mangold of Appleton and Mrs. Joseph Marx of Oshkosh are in town. The Marshtiekt High School commences June activities, and campus events mix with local civic group meetings at the Presbyterian church and Eagles hall. The week also notes guests at home, film prints, and entertainment listings across several venues.
The annual Senior class play is chosen as "And Home Came Ted" a sprightly Tr insia comedy full of fun with no impropriety. Cast includes Skeet Kells Donal Tat Bulmer Diana Fairwood Vera Anderson and others. rehearsals begin today though performance dates are not yet set.
Four German helmets will be awarded as prizes for the best essay on Why People Should Buy Victory Bonds. The gifts to be distributed among high school, graded, and elementary schools, with the city library receiving a permanent collection trophy. Contest closes May 30 under Mrs Strauss and Miss Caroline S Musbach.
Anita Stewart’s second special production at the Adler Theater opens Wednesday May 14 in Marshfield. In this hotel maid mystery romance she hides from crooks targeting Roger Sloan, sacrifices herself to save him, then vanishes, leading to a novel ending.
A columnist pens pieces on cheap living as a lifestyle critique while hinting the author pursues comfort through denial. The author’s motive appears to avoid adopting the economical life described in the writings.
Miss Ella MacNamee returns home from North Dakota to Richfield. Area residents bale and haul their jay last week. Ole Gilberts opens a new store with Miss Tona Ro and Miss Waehter assisting. Miss Roby Dieter spent Sunday at home. Max Keglar buys 80 acres near the Wis. A Pittsville party moves to Sam Raum’s place. Royal Neighbors met with Mrs. Grace Thomas. Mrs. J. C. Davis returns from visit with daughter Mrs. George Bauer. Pie social in District No. 6 raised proceeds. Lillian Fredrickson closes school with a picnic. Arney Severson sells a horse to William Wenzel. Henry Woalstrum buys from Oliver Roland. Mrs. Louis Robinson returns from Chicago. Reports of missing dogs suggest a local poisoner in Klondike area.
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