Red Arrow Headed Homecoming Celebration Committees Named
Marshfield signals a large Red Arrow celebration with chairs named for executive advisory publicity and more. George B Campbell as supervising chairman urges civic cooperation, inviting all locals to decorate homes and businesses for the June 16 and 19 return of servicemen.
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Red Arrow
Our
Loys
Kal- George B. Campbell
H. C. Biche
Tiffault
H, E. Hoerl
J. Hasselbalch
J. A. Kestel
L. Clark
R. P. Kraus
Ladies Red Cross
R. J. Baker
F. H. Normington
G. A. Krasin
Fred Kohl
L. Schoenhofen
M. Hansen
George J. Pearson
Marshfield
Geo. B. Campbell
The Winninger Players Return Engagement at Adley Theatre
The Winninger Players under John D. Winninger return for six nights at Adley theatre starting Monday May 26. The company performs Johnny Get Your Gun and opens with The Heart of Verona by George Scarborough from Belasco manuscript. Special scenery, vaudeville between acts, and a free admission offer for one lady with each purchase before 6 p.m. Seats priced 25 and 35 cents with reservation at Liése's drug store.
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Winninger Players
John D. Winninger
Adley Theater
Liése
Central Avenue Dressed Up for Arrow Days
Marshfield gears up for Arrow Days on June 18 and 19 with Central Avenue a blaze of color. Stores decorate windows including Haselbalch-Muck with a living room scene and a service flag. residents and businesses urged to dress up as the town thickens with preparations and civic pride.
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Central Avenue
Hasselbalch-Muck Company
M. L. Gagnelius
Nie
Marshfield
Red Arrow
Marshfeld
Local News Briefs From Marshfield Area And Surroundings
Local notices detail births, travels, and new jobs among Marshfield residents. Alfred Neumann trips to Milwaukee. J. C. Southworth returns from Whitehall. Bevo soft drink promotion by S Miller Fruit Co. Bevo claims market lead. Peter Oliver leaves chauffeuring for Auburndale farming. H W Burt studies Ford production. Marshfield Chamber to move Doege building for new Junior High. Secretary Lamson to resign. Community notes include local business plans, housing updates, and potato county pride.
Bulmer's Oration Takes Third in Madison Contest
Donald Bulmer of East Side High Green Bay earned third place in the state oratorical contest at Madison with the speech John Brown. Contestants from Green Bay Sparta Superior Beaver Dam LaCrosse Hudson Ladysmith Tomah Fennimore Marshfield competed. East Side High won. Sparta High was second, Superior fourth. Bulmer was accompanied by High School faculty member Mr. Hanneman.
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Madison
Green Bay
Sparta
Snperior
Beaver Dam
LaCrosse
Hudson
Ladysmith
Tomah
Fennimore
Marshfield
Donald Bulmer
John Brown
Bulmer
East Side High
Sparta High
Hanneman
Marshfield to Enforce Pedestrian Crossing Rules
Police chief says streets will be painted with white crosswalks and marked zones to guide pedestrians. The dormant ordinance from last year will be enforced to reduce accidents as jaywalking declines and motorists and walkers follow defined cross areas.
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Jay Walker
Marshfield
Michael Griffin
Runaway wagon injures Bernard Dick near Richfield
Bernard Dick, son of Jacob and Mrs. Dick, was thrown from a wagon when his horses bolted after a dog barked at them near his father’s farm in Richfield. He suffered three broken ribs and was taken to St Joseph’s Hospital where doctors expect no permanent injuries.
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Richfield
Bernard Dick
Jacob Dick
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Market Overloaded With Little Light Horses
Quote from Wayne Dinsmore laments a glut in the horse market as there are too many small horses of little use, cluttering the supply and diminishing value. The remark highlights a market imbalance and rider demand.
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Wayne Dinsmore
Help the hens pay the war debt.
A playful, whimsical phrase about hens producing wealth during wartime, imagining chickens laying golden eggs to fund efforts. This line evokes a fanciful economy where poultry symbolically offsets financial strain.
Army Doctor Promises Brest to Home by June First
Letters from Dr. James B. Ragider a first lieutenant in the U S Army Medical service stationed at Brest France state he will be discharged in time to leave France June 1 for home a welcome message to his family and the community Lieut Vedder long in medical service since August 1918 served at a leading base hospital during the fiercest fighting and earned high praise it is hoped he will return home for the homecoming on June 18 and 19.
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Police Department
Hansen
F. G. van der Weide
South
Cedar Street
Louise Trudeau
Peter Oliver
Br J
George Wood
Wt. P. Kraus
Wood
Brest
France
Lieut
Vedder
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Vetona
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J. C. Southworth
Whitehall
la Crosse
Alfred Neumann
Milwaukee
Ben Miller
George Huntzicker
George
Voy Sherry
James Delmare
Cincinnatti
Mr. Delmore
D. L. Miller
W. R. Chellis
Wausau
S. Miller Fruit Company
F. FB. Lamson
Marshfield Chamber of Commerce
Doege
Marshfield State Bank
United Theatres OF America Presents
Jess Florence Reed
Florence Reed
M. P. News
Chester
Charles Chaplin
Jay
HOMF
James B. Ragider
U. S. Army
Our Big City
United Picture Theatres, Inc
the Supreme Screen
METRO
Metro Picture Service
Ing
Viola Dana
Opportunity
Antonio Moreno
Carol Holloway
Fatty Arbuckle
Fatty
Mitchell Lewis
North Woods
Duet
Messrs. Sizer and Clark
Pathe News
Matt
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