Local and Other News From Marshfield Area
Miss Ruth Youmans of Winona visits R L Kraus home this week. Miss Heaton stays with Miss McCulloch in Madison for weekend. Dr Lind dentist at Adler block opposite Woolworths. Ottila Weisner of Granton accepts clerk position at Palace of Sweets. Mrs Sparr leaves for Chicago for sister’s wedding. Faultless Bran Bread made Mondays at Wright Bakery. B Warner of Employment Bureau visits Marshfield. Electric Heater touted by Marshfield Electric. Ost prints photos locally. Winterburn Drag Company advertising. Wilcox bill fixes rural teacher salaries at 40. Public chatter on luxury tax noted. Cashier Hambright’s son Gould to visit Marshfield this summer. Campbell family in city. Dan Deer family moves here. Mr and Mrs Muzzy of Antigo visiting relatives. Newlun rents Frank Zettlar home. will move soon. Ammagene Hayward teaching in Grand Rapids visits parents. Dan Deer moves here for work. Local dance by Elks. Stevens Point visitors at city. Belton family from Cadott visiting. Mrs Hurbich of Minneapolis visiting Hambright. Lieut Frank Noll to sail soon and visit parents by June. Tremweiler Brothers build cement sidewalks on West Fifth. Peter Schroge juror in Tres-Lochr murder trial at Fond du Lac. Guckenberger, Range Line resident, Civil War veteran, visiting. 250 former Four Wheel Drive workers sue for over $200,000 overtime. Musical comedy Pretty Lady canceled at Adler due to Ashland incident. moving pictures shown. Governor signs appropriation for Meyer farm as state experiment farm addition. Joe Ertl visits Spencer. discharged from Camp Grant. Wood County Sunday School Assoc convenes in Sherry next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottila Weisner
Granton
Palace of Sweets
C. J. Sparr
Morne “Ing
Chicago
Wright Bakery
B. Warner
The
Employment Bureau
Stovias Point
Nim McCuillum
Playmen
Stevens Point
Elks
Armory Hall
G. E. Belton
Ruth
Robert
Cadett
William Schuh
H G. Hambright
F. A. Noll
Lieut
Frank Noll
Four Wheel Drive Company
Clintonville
Adler Theater
Ashkosh
Joseph Ertl
Spencer
Peter
Earl Ertl
Joe
Camp Grant
Wood County Sunday School Association
End of School Year Activities and Local Happenings
City notes the school year near end and vacation ahead while reports track Colby farm sales, horse racing training, bicycle regulations, Chamber of Commerce building society plans, Knights of Columbus initiation, veterans' reintegration, Elks dance success, army nurse Dorothy Pulling, and local families awaiting returns from service along with extensive home-front efforts and community humor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Youmans
Winona
R. L. Kraus
Helen Heaton
Lynnette McCulloch
Madison
Dr. Lind
Adler Block
Woolworth's
Hary Marshfield Electric Company
Winterburn Drag Company
Roth
Wilcox
H.G. Hambright
Gould
Marshfield
J. R. Dixon
W. G. Campbell
Park Falls
City
C.e.blodgett
Anson Campbell
Guy Muzzy
Antigo
Muzzy
Florence McHenry
Chester Newlun
West Third Street
Ammagene Hayward
Grand Rapids
J.C. Hayward
Dan Deer
Cornell
Mr. Déers
Tremweiler Brothers
West Fifth Street
George B. Campbell
Frank Fenton
Peter Schroge
Fond’ du Lac
Christ Guckenberger
Range Line
Mr. Guckenberger
Hart Schaff
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hasselbalch - Mack. Co
the Store
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Co
Coats
Dolmans
Peter Harry
Colby
W. M. Harry
Mr. Altenberg
Andy Zoller
Fair Grounds
Black Bud
Chamber of Commerce
Eagles Hall
Knights of Columbus
Wausiu
Frank X. Sehwh
168Th Infantry
42Nd Rainbow Division
Mechanic Schuh
Soo Line
Army
L. D. Richards
Grand Rapids Elks Jazz Orchestra
Grand Rapids Elks Club
Elks Dancing Club
Dorothy Pulling
Surgeon General’s Office
Charles Schilling
Sealiver
Ferdinand Braem
Braem
Sam
Sergt
Charles Braem
127Th Infantry
Fred Braem
Herman
Hollister
John Kohl
Walter Muciller
Theodore Steinmetz
Charles Bracm
Rasmussen
Peterson
Weisbrocker
Anson
Cester
Campbell
Olson
Fellenz
Ehrenreich
Disbrow
Scheibe
Wirkus
Rice
Thor
Brandt
Maass
Zermer
Atkina
Sommers
Kraemer
Maurice Turneur
Sporting Life
Paramount Aircraft
London
T. &Tuchscher
Frank. Aigner
Tuchscher
Marshfield, Wis
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