May 21st Ascension Day and town notes weekly
May 21 is Ascension Day with local social and church events planned. Numerous residents and visitors are listed with travel, illness, and community activities. notable items include Harolds Wharfield visiting family, recipes, club meetings, new cars, an auto rally, and local business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Salter
A. A. Graves
Loyal
J. C. Kieffer
Auburndale
George Martin
Colby
Harold Wharfield
Ashland
George W. Bell
Tomah
Lucile Blodgett
Grafton Hall
Fond du Lac
Frans Binder
Stratford
W. H. Roddis
Chicago
Dubuque
F. A. Soles
Spencer
Harvey Fink
Blodgett
R. R. Williams
Grand Rapids
Pors
John S’. Cole
Fannie Cole
Milwaukee
Augusta Broker
Lindsey
Wiliam Wallmann
Times Office
Ladies Aid Society of
Ebbe
Arthur Johnson
P. A. Williams
P. M. Olssen
James
Waupaca
EK. N- DuFour
Marjorie Griffin
Capitola Marth
Hub Rebekah Lodge
Second Regiment
Michael Adler
Gilman
Philip Adler
Martina Marsh
Butternut
Eastern Star
Matt Pfeiffer
Julius Hansen
E.N. Dufour
Studebaker
Lang & Scharmann
Marshfield
Anton Sigl
Seymour
Green Bay
Fred K. Kamps
Peter Weber
Reo
Frank Snell
St. Nazianz
Charles Geisert
Park Falls
French Lick Springs
Joseph Kress
St. Mary’s Idaho
the Times
New State Bank Opens at Arpin Upham Whitly
The Dairyman's State Bank at Arpin began business Monday under Cashier Charles L. Setzkorn with a capital of 10000 dollars and a 2500 dollar surplus. Directors include President Mr and Mrs Frank R Upham and C J Blodgett, with H F Roehrig as cashier. Two Brackett officials planned a Chicago trip for the marriage of C Babcock and J B Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairyman’s State Bank
Arpin
Charles L. Setzkorn
Ife
Frank R. Upham Fery
C. J. Blodgett
C. L. Setzkorn
Guy
C. Babcock
J. B. Holland
Marshfield Contest Winners at Wausau Event
Miss Mary Schultz won third place with The Lost Word in the Wausau league declamation contest. Miss Frances Shattuck and Miss Maie Sexton accompanied Marshfield’s entrant. William Connor spoke The Master Spirit of the French Revolution in the oratorical contest, while his son Charles Upham is connected to Miss Ada Whitly’s home ceremony. Mr Upham, Marshfield native, works for a major firm with cousin Fred Upham prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Ayers
Granton
Eugene Neumann
Alfred Neumann
John G. Hoelz
SSBC
Ethel Pollard
Fred R. Pollard
Peter Daul
Eagle Hotel
Natwich Electric Company
Daul
P. W. Harkin
Bat Harkin
Aberdeen
S. D
Park Falls
al. Dumas
Ajonn
Hackbarth
Wausau
Elroy
Young Men’s Club
St. John’s
Hewitt
L. A. Wright
John Broecker
Arpin
Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Theodore D. Hefko
Hefko
Marshfield
Philip Yaeckel
Moon Doctor
Tomah
West Fifth Street
Thomas Maloney
Northland College Glee Club
Ashland
Methodist Church
Mary Schultz
Frances Shattuck
Maiie Sexton
William Connor
Charles 5. Upham
Ada G. Whitly
Whitdy
Mr. Upham
Fred W. Upham
Electrical supplies and services offered locally
In Things Electrical we install electrical apparatus for all purposes and provide repairs. We carry a nine full line of electrical supplies and requisites. The shop promises best grade goods at reasonable prices, ensuring value and customer satisfaction.
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Virst Presbyterian Church
F. Halsey Ambrose
St. Paul
Tiger
Marshfield High School
Times Press
George Ballam
Arthur W. Fleckenstein
A. F. Schreiber
Altman
B. J. Schatz
Boyd
Shebayan
William Bachausen
Sheybogan
Bachausen
Sheboygan
Yaweek
Zweek
Old Marsh
Third Street
Michael Griffin
Andrew Sexton
B.C. Zimmerman
Marathon County Bank
Zimmerman
Rheumonia
8 Miller Fruit Company
Soo
T. W. Calkins
Helen Hand
Justice Cours
Tl. G. Hambright
P. J. Schaefer
First National Park
Minneapolis
Ninth Regional Reserve Committees
Wisconsin
T. Hixon
Federal Ve Bank
Minne
Mar- Mied Forks
Armory
Theodore Steinmetz
W. W. McCulloch
McCulloch
Sexton’s Bros
E. Briere
A. J. Cowell
NEW State Bank
Whitly
Tiffault-Kamps Merc. Company
Naaati
Tehngon’s
South Central Avenue
W. A. Liese