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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1916

Page

9

Adler theater to open regular run with double feature

The Adler theater launches its regular program this Friday with The Iron Claw serial and Aristocracy, a Jim Paramount society drama, as a big double feature. Sunday adds Who's Guilty series plus Madge Petrova in leading roles, with Birth of a Nation showing today and tomorrow and Lord Loveland Discovering America five reels at the Unique, all under Mr. Rive's well regarded arrangements.

Adler Theater Mace Aaristocrary Madsuae Petrova Lockwon Lord Loveland Rive

Unwelcome Wife set for Monday at Svan lm Productions

Manager Ricr announces a five part presentation of The Unwelcome Wife by Svan lm Productions starring Alme and Maryine Lebel. The realistic drama asks if the law should curb marital rights, stirring social debate about wills and marriage.

Ann Ricr Svan Lm Alme Maryine Lebel Mars

The Triangles and The Melting Pot At The Thiel Theater

Tonight and Thursday feature The Tringle aigs as headliners with The Cover and Fatty and Mabel Advift. Friday and Saturday show matinee and night plus a dramatic star Lor Wil ber Whiteside in The Melting Pot adaptation. Sunday and Monday bring Triangles again with The Missing Dirks and a Keystone comedy Because He Loved Her. Adler theater presents What Will People Say with Mme Petrova on Sunday May 21 matinee and night.

Useal Wil the Tringele Wilard Mak Fatty and Mabel Roscoe Arbuckle Mable Tsravl Zangwill Wilber Whiteside Wriangle Iz Beneay Dirks Norma Talmadge Robert Harran Keystone Sam Bernard Metro Mms Petrova Adler Theater Rupert Hughes Mme Petrova Fritz de Lint Frannie Fraunholz John Dudley William Morse

Congress Dawdles Threaten U S Defense in New York Times Voice

The New York Times attacks Congress for delaying defense measures and wasting funds on district favors. It laments military impotence, urges rapid national defense funding, and warns that continued inaction risks American security and prestige.

New York Times

Prominent figures tied to star and screen cited in report

The article references bank figures Charles Burvan Zadee Bo Marilye Reid Fienore Sutter Jean Thomas and other prominent names connected to the star and screen industry.

Dates Set for League of Wisconsin Municipalities Convention

Tentative dates have been chosen for the annual convention of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities to be held in Oshkosh likely on August 15 16 and 17 Mayor A G Felker of the city is vice president of the league for the Eighth district and will attend with other city officers.

League of Wisconsin Municipalities Oshkosh A. G. Felker League

Fashion Reform Signals Eve Era In Women Style

In a Stevens Point Gazette excerpt the author notes femininity returning to Mother Eve aesthetics amid overcivilization. Observations cover 12 inch boots, skirts rising to shoe tops, and a shift toward ballet dancer silhouettes as men lag behind. German influence is flagged against bomb plots and propaganda, hinting at broader cultural anxieties.

Eve Osault Peter the Great Moscow Pashion Stevens Point S' Point Journal

Wanted cook for C camp near Marshfield Wisconsin

Wanted cook for C camp for about fifteen men in person or write C A May Treat House Marshfield Wis State salary wanted S28 for sale five passenger Ford touring car in good condition A bargain is taken at once Correspondence solicited T J Warner Rosholt Wis 9212 for sale garage and machine shop in town of about 5000 inhabitants fully equipped Cement floors Will trade for 80 acre farm or truck farm Write David Thomas Agent Ripon Wis Seth

C. A. May Treat House Marshfield Wis T. J. Warner Rosholt David Thomas Ripon Seth

Marshfield Moves School and Concert Crowds Lag

The Marshfield commercial school shifted from the Barmana building to the vid band hall in the Thiel block, about twenty students now ride buses for courses as general students graduate. A.J. Mitchell’s successor remains unsettled. Warren Proctor and Miss Maude De Voe played Marshfield and Grand Rapids with sparse crowds, though praised for performance. reception resembled a wake despite Miss Mulvey’s piano accompaniment.

Marshfield Commercial School Barmana Thiel Block Industrias Board A.J. Mitchell West Warren Proctor Miss Maude de Voe Marshfield Grand Rapids

Hewitt Visits by Soo Line Conductor Family

Hewitt May 15 notes visit by Mr. and Mrs. Marshall T. Winkle and daughter Bernice from Stevens Point to station agent and Postmaster Mrs. P. P. Cramer over Sunday. Winkle is a Soo Line conductor on the Stevens Point to Chippewa Falls local route. George Ley left for Milwaukee and Luxembourg last Tuesday, returned Saturday by automobile. Ley bought a five passenger Maxwell. William Huth and his son Philip also mentioned.

Wedding trip and birthday observations noted during weekend

The report mentions a trip to Milwaukee for a son's wedding, a surprise wind birthday for John Durst, games enjoyed by friends, the painting of Immanuel's Lutheran church, and Francis and X Durst traveling to Auburndale to arrange moving buildings.

Milwaukee Peter Huth John Durst Francis X. Durst Auburndale Jr

Mill Creek notes and local happenings May 15

Miss Ella Wondrow has been quite sick for some time. Ray Sullivan wrote examination questions for the Common School diplomas in District No. 2. Dr. F. R. Schneider of New London transacted business here. Henry Blomen brought a colt to pasture at Thomas Horn's. Seidel young stock moved last week. Miss Caroline Wondrow works for Mrs. Fischer at the experimental farm. Louis Ohm visited Marshfield for dental work. Math Kautza pastured stock on his Richfield town farm. Mr. and Mrs. T. Wondrow and Wm. Hopp visited C. Gallatin's.

Mill Creek Ella Wondrow Ray Sullivan F. R. Schneider New London Henry Blomen Thomas Horn Seidel Caroline Wuandrow Fischer Louis Ohm Marshfield Math. Kautza Richfield

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