Commencement Events at Local High School This Week
Preparations for commencement are underway as fifteen seniors rehearse orations for the class play What Happened to Jones staged June 15. The graduating exercises follow, with the senior ball June 16, all at the opera house and assembly room.
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Jones
Thil
Sexton's
Jongh
Orley OuGraw
Hbenery Goodly
Wilthunt Blybee
Ruenezur
Cluny
Vast
LMNY
Ilvis Alvina
Mos
Choadly
Elva Mueller Marjorie
Kuegeder
Gladys Woltuson Helma
Sweden
Hekni Connor Minerva
Ebenuzetse
Weeds Wee
Martins Marsh
Opera
Swedish comedian Hen Hendricks to perform at Adleropera
Northland singer Hen Hendricks arrives at Adleropera house for a Saturday May 15 matinee and night engagement with a new company. He will sing six new songs, including Fair Land of Sweden and Scandinavia, while playing Ole in the play. Prices range from 15 to 75 cents, with seats at Sexton's.
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Northland
Hen Hendricks
Adleropera House
William Gray
Hendricks
Sweden
Scandinavia
Ole
Sexton's
Fire at Marshfield Bedding Co destroys warehouse
A fire in the Marshfield Bedding Co office and warehouse Friday night caused heavy damage to stock and wrecked the building. Firemen checked the blaze after three lines, origin in a back room remains unknown while investigators pursue clues. Also noted are preparations for the July 10 to 15 street fair and carnival with Cosmopolitan Carnival Co. funding proceeds to the state fair association.
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Marshfield Bedding Co
Cosmopolitan Carnival Co
The
Fair Association
State Fair Association
Death of Avg. Furstenberg
August Furstenberg died suddenly from an apoplectic attack last Sunday and passed away before noon. Funeral from his South Vine Street home was held Wednesday with Rev. J. A. Willey officiating. Survived by his wife and five children Mabel Evaline David Edward and Elmer his early town building projects and hard work earned him wide respect.
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August Furstenberg
Furstenberg
South Vine Street
J. A. Willey
Mr. Furstenberg
Rose Brothers to Erect Two Story Store Addition
Rose Brothers will immediately carry out season plans to build a two story rear addition 45 by 55 feet with a full length basement at Central avenue and Second street. When finished the store will be 55 by 125 feet with first floor open room. A new steam heating plant, remodeled departments, elevated rear office, and elevator are planned. The second story will house offices except the south half of the new portion for storage. Construction is underway and to be rushed to completion.
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Rose Brothers
Central Avenue
Second Street
Arson trial jury returns not guilty verdict
Clayton Fuller faced arson charges in Wau kesha with a largely local witness pool. The state relied solely on circumstantial evidence. The jury deliberated from 3:30 Wednesday and delivered a not guilty verdict at 4:50 Thursday, a result that drew general approval.
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Clayton Fuller
Waukesha
Honor for J. B. Borden as state superintendent
J B Borden of this city was named successor to C A Donnelly as superintendent of public instruction with Donnelly resigning to join Ginn & Co. Borden will finish his term here and assume duties around July 7. He has eight years as city schools head, led the high school to prominence, and is a Milton College and state university graduate ready for state service.
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J. B. Borden
C. A. Donnelly
Ginn & Co
Donnelly
Borden
Milton College
The
State University
Death of a Pioneer Nelson Marsh Dies at 76 in Granton
Nelson Marsh, a founder figure of Granton and early Grantor settlement, died at his daughter’s home last Friday at age nearly 77. He lived in the community 48 years and was a leading local family head. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. Wright, and five sons J C Marsh, Spencer Marsh, Alya Marsh, Vet Marsh, and Lewis Marsh. Funeral held in Granton with hundreds of settlers in attendance.
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Clark County
Nelson Marsh
Granton
Mr. Marsh
Grantor
Maple Works
Wisconsin
Mrs. Wright
J.C. Marsh
Spencer and
Alya Marsh
Neillsville
Vet
Lewis Marsh
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Ben Hendricks
Ole Olson
Carnival la
Avg. Furstenberg
Rose Bros
C.C. Fuller
First National Bank
Marshfield
Anna Harer
Winlliam Urareier
L.v H.twom
Tomas Day
Leasper Cireate
Chas. E. Bropcerr, Feen VeLemar
U.S
Cawford Shoes
Oxfords
Crawford
Dupiente &T
Dad Titan
Rossia
Vici
Uni
Rusers
Iri
Carney
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