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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1917
Page
6
G E Grob Insurance urges homeowners to review their policy and compare the current replacement value of property with existing coverage. If underinsured, the agent offers to adjust and write the necessary additional insurance to reflect a 50 percent higher building cost.
May notes from Sherry Wisconsin recount community visits property moves and health updates. Residents like Mrs Benke Miss Knapton and Mr Kramer are mentioned with family visits at Richfield and Marshfield while local clubs plan meetings and events at Lang's hall and the state graded school.
May 7 notes express happiness at Mrs. Gilber Swanson's return from the hospital. Various families, including the Schillers, Curtins, Fransons, Schiller of Marshfield, Gundersons, and Duckon, share Sunday visits. Clarence Toston is ill with appendicitis and is under Dr Laundy care at the Ma ld facility.
Bishop James Schwebach of La Crosse dedicated the new parochial school in Bakerville on Wednesday May 7. A large class of children was confirmed. Many attendees witnessed the ceremonies. The local public school closed last week, teacher Miss Koch left for Grand Rapids. Last Sunday announced wedding plans of William Jones and Miss Emma.
Miss Theresa Durst and Joseph Gruel of Marshfield were wed Tuesday at St. Michael's Catholic church with Rev. Ad. Miller officiating. After a wedding dinner, the couple began a honeymoon to Milwaukee and other points as many locals attended the Loyalty parade in Marshfield last Wednesday.
Emil Gim and Beidel’s crew worked on a new house near Hewitt while Ivorr George Bohmann moved to a farm he recently purchased north of Hewitt. John Newman Jr visited Marshfield on business and William Seidel hauled cheese there Tuesday. Mr Briske bought multiple bows from Fred Reick last Friday. Hang Ebbe was in the area last week. John Schroeder sold hay at 17 dollars per ton as farmers continue feeding hay, which is scarce due to the weather.
Attention dairymen A Marshfield Wisconsin firm claims a new milk aerator cools ventilates and deodorizes milk fresh from the cow before shipment to cheese factories stations and similar ends It prevents fermentation or souring with a money back guarantee for details write the Marshfield Milk Aerator Co Marshfield Wis 22tt
A discussion of ancient Greek pythagoreans and temperance links a five pointed red star as a health symbol on Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad claims quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation and notes availability everywhere and a call to grow food for future seasons.
The directory lists Dr Ke W Doug and Dr He Milbenose Rea with residences and telephone numbers. It notes multiple physicians and offices including D W G Sexton, Br PLPouer, and Vedder & Vedder Physicians Surgeons. Locations referenced include Central Ave SE and a theater area, with several times and contact details.
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