Banquet Honors Fr John Eisen Council and Knights
Fr John Eisen presides over a large banquet in Wausau with attendees from Manitowoc Grand Rapids and other cities. Delegates, officers, and committees for the Knights of Columbus event are named, including Felker Hasselbalch Mechler Kleinheing Schoenhofen and Clark among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vempey
Dubar
Maeual Rony Aulaaar Uwett Ashland
Park Falls
Medford
Coths
Dorchester
Tanquet Sauiled
Peerile
Thames
Comatulers Warrything
Ymitteos
Awg
Felker
Tive
John Hasselbalch
KE. C. Mechler
A. A. Kleinheing
Leo Schoenhofen
J. J. McDonald
HW. F. Stehling
W. G. Sexton
Pr. Mela
G. J. Dickoff
Martin Berg
Ray Finucane
Hall
J. J. Mc
Donald
Larry Clark
Edward Horgan
G.d. Dickoff
E. Kleinheing
B. Lorge
T. D. Spalding
E. C. Akehter
K. C. Mechler
Frank Tice
T. H. Burns
E. J. Hahn
M. Griffin
J. W. Byrne
J. H. Burns
M. G. Pieckenstein
Rirs
Patt. Lyons
Tice
Sidelights on Day's War News
President Wilson and other high officials reviewed the combined Atlantic fleets at New York. Four fighting ships swung at anchor in a double line four miles long. Armenian massacres at Van in Asiatic Turkey reported. Italy’s entrance into the war side expected soon. Cunard steamer transited to avoid German submarines. A total of 460,628 tons of British shipping, excluding warships, destroyed by German naval actions. Portugal’s bid to upset republican power defeated. King Constantine of Greece ill and in serious condition. US policy on Germany debated amid ongoing war coverage.
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Wilson
New York
Van
Asiatic
Turkey
Italy
Altes
Transyia
Kveenork
Scotland
Roy
Portugal
Constantine
Greece
Milwaukee
Mree
Persis
United States
Germtoy
Cima
Naine
Erie
Ovias
Mowdis
Hospital Corps Sent to Sparta by Regimental Detachment
A disorganized wartime notice reports hospital corps from the Beam Regiment being sent to Sparta. It mentions front-line detachment leadership, a division under Captain Westutt, and a spring inspection of Company A and the Second Regiment Band at headquarters.
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Sparta
Westutt
Flola De Voss Returns in The Cry Baby at Rising Theater
Florina De Voss returns as Vera in The Cry Baby a coy comedy drama set for Sunday night at the Rising Theater. Carleton Guy writes the production with Jim Rotnour overseeing. cast includes Bayley Keenan Fabian Gordon Sterns and Ava Gordon. Italian harpist Vertugno will perform a pre curtain fifteen minute concert between acts with special ticket pricing. Sale of tickets opens Friday for four acts.
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Deavers Torone
Ine
Mr. Rotnour
Entiry
Carleton Guy
Harry Royale
Ava Gordon
Grace Sterns
Vertugno
Liese
Daughters Are Entertained by D A R Chapters
Marshfield D A R hosts from Grand Rapids Stevens Point for a May breakfast at Mrs. EM Deming's home. Mary plays piano, readings by Mrs. Arlie Hinman Heath, with toasts by Mrs. R E Andrews and Mrs. John P Hume. Out-of-town guests include Milwaukee and Stevens Point members with many from Grand Rapids.
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Marshfield
D. A
Mmes
Hume
Hambright
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Strone
Welsby
Mattley
Parmeter
Moe
Richards
Atwell
Merrill
Webb
Stevens Point
Mines
Pease
Ruckle
Babcock
Voss
Martin
Goddard
Quimby
Alexander
le Bour
Jones
Church
Miss Gilkey
Grand Rapids
Fortyone Close Four Year Term On The Hill
A Marshfield High School graduation note lists the senior class of 1915 with names, officers, and roles. The piece reflects local color, noting the upcoming end of school and the official class officers, including President Winthrop Reynolds and Secretary Grace Vellmar, with seniors and faculty mentioned amid celebratory tone.
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Marsh- Tigh
Antornig
Meyer
Fortuarie
Alvin Varlhuonien
Maral
Robert Cnbaser
Blanche Tin
Duras
Vib
Panesse Lape Teurge Teonsverd Sehr Mangold
Charlee Moore
Margruerine McDounil
Lorene Noll
Robert
Marga
Pirion
Virgin Blank Florence Inchry
Inv
Sechator Floronen
Mildred Schlatke
Margeorite Sexton Monten
Reva Vernaist
Tjyner Vellmar
Coarze Whitney
Dorothy Whitlington
Clara Wilhelm Arthur Wilhelm
Winthrop Reynold
Dorothy Whistington
Grace Vellmar
Grace Lupient
Thorp Boy Drowns in Lake Winnebago Tragedy
Harvey West of Thorn Clark County drowns in Lake Winnebago four miles north of Oshkosh on a Sunday morning. Abbott B. Mitchell, son of Oshkosh Normal School faculty member J. E. Mitchell, was with him and was rescued as the skiff swamped by heavy waves. West, twenty one, was a Oshkosh Normal School student in the two year industrial course and a member of the graduating class. He had visited Marshfield in February staying with James Hayden.
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Harvey
Thorn
Clark County
Can You See the Point Civil War Debate Filtered Here
The Milwaukee Sentinel recalls a Civil War scene where a recruiting sergeant questions a bystander about enlisting and vigorous war efforts. The bystander refuses, prompting a terse reply, “No,” followed by the admonition to stay silent. The moment captures tension over McClellan’s tactics and urgency.
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McClellan
Milwaukee Sentinel
Higbee of Harvard Senior Class Play
The High school graduating class has chosen Higbee of Harvard as this year’s class play a three act comedy drama with a cast led by Watson Higbee William Connor Hon W D Withrow Lorin Higbee Winthrop Reynolds Theodore Dalrympe George Whitney Higgins and Nancy Withrow The Times promises twelve pages with strong weekly content.
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Higbee
Harvard
Watson H. Higbee
William Connor
W. D. Withrow
Harold Bille Lorin Higbee
Winthrop Reynolds Theodore Dalrympe
George Whitney Higgins
Butler
Charles Moore
Nancy Withrow
Lucile Blodgett
Rguerit Sexton
Pass It On And The Wren On War And Ads
A long, wandering piece blends fables with local color and ads. The author notes a codfish and hen comparing signaling value, amid mentions of Kellogg Square Dealer. It then follows discussions of war, farm work, and small-town humor with hints of spring plowing and a printer’s debt. Several names and places appear, including Henry and Hiram, plus references to Carnation Milk and Bull Durham.
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Hiram
Descriptions of Desperation and Disorder in Marshfield
A chaotic page notes a surge of pan handling and unrest as crowds press through Marshfield. Local talk centers on job scarcity, with references to labs of old trades and shifting urban tensions threatening the fair city.
Incomplete Report on Joan Seubert Incident
Fragmentary OCR text references Joan Seubert with illicit activity and a listed supervisor or claimant. The readable portion mentions a person named Seubert, a person in charge, and unclear details about a preteen or minor involvement. No clear event, date, or location is discernible.
Satan Sanderson stage success to film adaptation pace
The article notes the novel Satan Sanderson by 5 San Sanderson selling millions and becoming a Broadway hit then touring. It cites a five part motion picture in two hundred scenes requiring forty principal actors and many extras with over forty thousand dollars spent on production.
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Sanderen
Lisye
Amin Srninie
Meirabreen
Iony Yoof
le Lowalt
Pheader
Prens- Orrin Damsou
Asa
Satan
Anderson
Sale
Jong Rug
Ifn
Satan Sanderson
Death of Joan Friede! Pioneer of the Hewitt area
John Friede, one of the eldest pioneers of the Hewitt section, died at his home on South Peach Street from heart failure. Born in Austria in 1845 he had lived here for thirty years and recently retired. Survived by his wife and three children, Thomas Friedel, Mrs Robert Bricker, and Mrs Robert Schieffer. Funeral from the Catholic church at Hewitt on Thursday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Miller officiating.
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John Friede
South Peach Street
Austria
Thorns
Friedel
Robert Bricker
Robert Schieffer
Hewitt
Rev. Miller
Doyle Reflects On Club Standings And Hopes
Larry Doyle studies the standings with sadness and resolve. He notes some clubs will return to their current level while others remain ahead, signaling a tense situation for the team.
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Larry Doyle
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Eisen
Flola DE Voss
Raftile
Poslenaaher
A.C. Pankow
Gael Hantee
Thorp Boy
Lakf Winnebago
the Times
Kellogg
Datas
Jake Wilhelm
Son Wateri Cully
Tom
Ant Enegh
Spank Daprer
Iitve Gadis Uit
Sauitre
Leo Alwys
Solity
Ford
Theacret
America
Bear
Ace
Uis
Wisconsin
Ermpluyane
Joan Seubert
Seubers
San Sanderson
Joan Friedel
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