Fortytwo Expect June Diplomas in Marshfield
The 1913 McKinley High School graduating class includes 42 seniors with one third boys and two thirds girls. Commencement week features sermons, plays, and diplomas presented by Pres J A Keith with Oscar Lindow as valedictorian. An old box-car fire incident caused minor damage. Marshfield baseball hosts Stevens Point next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
Hici
Supt
Otte
Charlotte Anderson
Sadie Anderson
Mairye Arnold Guy Blodgett
Louise Christensen
Arline Cournoyer
Lorence Darms
Wesley Draeger
Edna DuFour
Viola Eckel Hulda Egger
Melvin Eiche
Paul Eimerman
Dorothy Finney
Charles Haast
Victor Hartwell
Vivian Hoffman
John Jadack
Frank Kleitheinz
Genevieve Kraus
Leah Laemle
Oscar Lindow
Aurelia Masloff
Nettie McTavish
Laurelda Mettelka Marvrose Mertle Inez Noll
Angela Pinion
Catherine Rottsche
Opera House
A. J. Coram
Helen Parkhurst
Stevens Point Normal School
J. A. Keith
State Normal
Oshkosh
Reckless encounter ends in county jail for Leon Morrison
Leon Morrison of Elcho Langlade county jumped from an alley crossing and grabbed a Nile res taurant customer Mrs J R Wilson as she walked to mail a letter. She struck him with her umbrella, injuring his arm. Officer Kuntz identified him and he was jailed for 60 days. He was later taken to Grand Rapids with another offender.
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Leon Morrison
Elcho
Langlade
Marshield
J. R. Wilson
Soo
Nile Restaurant
Morrision
Central Avenue
Jacob Kuntz
South Central Avenue
Wegner
Gerwing
Grand Rapids
Lange for alderman appointment to fill Fourth Ward vacancy
At the upcoming common council meeting on Tuesday evening May or R. Connor will propose two appointments likely to be ratified with ease. H C Eiche resigns from the police and fire commission creating a vacancy and Alderman Josh Normington’s move to Stevens Point leaves the Fourth Ward burdened on Alderman Hamilton Roddis. It is reported that Mayor Connor will nominate Oscar B. Lange secretary of the Eagles and barber shop owner to fill the Fourth Ward vacancy, a choice expected to be well received.
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Common Council
R. Connor
H.C. Eiche
Police and Fire Commission
Josh Normington
Stevens Point
Hamilton Roddis
Times
Connor
Oscar BR. Lange
The
Eagles Serie
Wisconsin
Veefkind Couple Wed At Local Lutheran Church
Alma Mueller daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Mueller married Herman Guetschow at 1 30 PM Saturday in Veefkind Lutheran church. Ceremony drew many friends and relatives and a reception followed at the Mueller home. The couple visited town Monday with nieces Viola and Florence Lang of Manville.
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Alma Mueller
Fred Mueller
Veefkind
Herman Guetachow
Veefkind Lutheran Church
Mueller
McKinley High School Hosts First May Fete
McKinley High School presents its first May fete on campus this evening at 6 80. Girls perform May pole dances including a May pole waltz Norwegian mountain march and milkmaids dance in costume. Admission is ten cents and music is by the school orchestra.
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McKinley High School
McCarty Dies in First-Round Knockout at Calgary Fight
World heavyweight champion Biutther McCarty was killed in the first round of a ten round bout with Arthur Pesky in Calgary Canada. He collapsed after a blow to the heart and died eight minutes later in the arena.
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Biutther McCarty
Arthur Pesky
Calgary
Canada
McCarty
Cheese Board Organized With 18 Charter Members
The Central Wisconsin Dairy Board formed with ten cheesemakers and eight buyers. Charter buyers include H J Bamford Co and G E Udell Co of this city, Neenah Cheese & Cold Storage Colby, and others. Charters makers include W C Kono Spencer GC A Voigt Chili Louis Bach and more. Officers elected: President C A Voigt Chili Vice president Edward Prange Marshfield Secretary John Seubert Marshfield Treasurer O W Becker Granton. Meetings set for Saturdays at 8:30 PM in city hall.
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Central Wisconsin Dairy Board
Cheese Call Board
H. J. Bamford & Co
G. E. Udell & Co
Crosby & Myers, Co
Blodgett Cheese Co
P. J. Schaefer Cheese Co
Neenah Cheese
Colby
A. C. Dow
Plymouth Campbell & Campbell
Abbotsford
Neillsville
John Holzschuh
G. H. Voight
Spencer
B. D. Prange
Marshfield
George Schuster
Hewitt
C. A. Voigt
Chili
Edward Prange
John Seubert
O. W. Becker
Gran
Waupaca Falls to Marshfield 5 2 in Saturday Game
In a fair grounds afternoon contest Waupaca High lost to Marshfield High 5 to 2. E Wright pitched for Waupaca and Al Delmore caught. Marshfield’s lineup included Berdan Witt Reynolds Hartwell Berg Wendt Berdan Witt Wood. A postgame gym dance honored both teams with supper provided by Waupaca domestic science students, continuing mutual courtesies from a recent visit.
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Fair Grounds
Waupaca High
Marshfield
E. Wright
al Delmore
Aulpaca
Berdan
Witt
Reynolds
Battery
Hartwell
Reynold
Berg
Wendt
Wood
Waupaca
Sunset club Ladies Night Banquet Calling Guests
Sunset club plans a Ladies Night banquet at the armory with a good turnout of members and guests. Supper is at 6 30 followed by a semi patriotic address by Rev Father Robert Gondon of LaCrosse, a noted midwest Catholic orator.
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Sunset Club
Armory
Father Robert Gondon
LaCrosse
Middle West
Frolics of 1912 Delights New Adler Audience
The Frolics of 1912 at the New Adler opera house Monday drew big crowds with a lively capable company. The production entertained from curtain rise to curtain fall, delivering continuous merriment and roars of laughter.
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New Adler Opera House
Adler Opera House
The Civil War Band Concert Narrative
A civic notice promotes Friday evening Band concert featuring a nine minute overview of the Civil War. It traces Lincolns inauguration to Fort Sumter, troop movements, battles, bivouac, and final peace with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Theo. M. Tobani
Lincoln
Fort Sumter
Teachers For Next Year Across City Schools
The list covers to be engaged staff for next year across high school Washington Lincoln Grant and Jefferson schools. Names include Chris Isley Alice Grover Edna Weber Edith Moore Frances Shattuck Mary Potter Irene Hall and more with grades assigned or not filled.
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Chris. Isley
Alice Grover
Edna Weber
Edith Moore
Frances Shattuck
Mary Potter
Washington
Rachel Macomber
Lydia Hamm
Mary Kearney
Emmi Purves
C. Marth
Lincoln
Irene Hall
First Auburndale Teacher Eligible for Wisconsin Pension
Miss Theresa Burns, teacher in District No 2 Auburndale, qualifies for a state pension after twenty five years of service and completion of the year's second term. She becomes the first in the section to reach pension eligibility.
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Theresa Burns
Echool
Auburndale
August Hahn Pioneer Answers Last Summons
August Hahn of McMillan died suddenly at age 14 years and 12 days while visiting his daughter Mrs Frank Budtke in Staadt after a paralytic attack. Born in Saxony Germany he came to America 80 years ago and cleared 80 acres to build a homestead in McMillan. He leaves a widow and 13 children with over 52 grandchildren. funeral is in McMillan with interment at the city cemetery.
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Frank Budtke
Staadt
August Hahn
McMillan
Mr. Hahn
Haas-laben
Saxony
Germany
America
Oscar
Edward
Werningshaussen
Charles Deering
Frank Schilling
Joseph Pélum
Henry
William Hinkfuth
August
Gust Luchterhand
Willian Sommers
City
New Bridges Slated in Lincoln Township
Lincoln town board met on Saturday at the river on Thomas Thompson road to award a bridge project. Gus Tav Hahn wins mason work, James Frederickson supplies stone, and Worden Allen Bridge Co. builds a steel girder concrete floor bridge. The project will pull district No. 2 pupils inside a two mile limit and includes a second contract for a steel bridge over the East Branch of the Yellow River between sections 1 and 12.
Marshfield Teacher to Wed Oshkosh Broker
Miss Phebe Van Dyke Jewell daughter of Henry B Jewell of Wabash Minnesota is engaged to Howard G Nichols of MacNichol Nichols bond and investment brokers Oshkosh The couple plan a fall wedding Miss Jewell teaches at Washington school in Marshfield and has become popular in the city Mr Nichols is well thought of and a successful businessman who has visited Marshfield several times
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Phebe van Dyke Jewell
Henry B. Jewell
Wabash, Minn
Howard G. Nichols
MacNichol & Nichols, Bond and Investment Brokers
Oshkosh
Miss Jewell
Marshfield
Washington School
Nichols
Farm plans at Wood County Experimental Farm
Plans are under way at the Wood County Experimental Farm east of the city to build a large new barn before haying season if the appropriation is approved. Professor E J Delwiche of the College of Agriculture visited Saturday and it is learned that the faculty intends to move the east end buildings to the lot beside the tracks when the barn is built, consolidating the group.
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Wood County Experimental Farm
E.J. Delwiche
Faculty of the Lolloge of Agriculture
Memorial Day Parade Planned With Band Concert
Memorial Day observances this Friday by Company 4 committee announced by Lieut. Frank Reigel. Procession forms opposite Washington school at 1 50 pm, departs at 2 pm in order: Second Regiment band, Company A, German Krieger Verein, Boy Scouts, Mayor and speaker, flower girls, veterans, fraternal socities, Marshfield fire department, Citizens. At cemetery Grand Army post conducts ritual, graves decorated, flag raised at the end. Co A drills at the armory and band concert follows in the park. flowers urged from schoolchildren by 1 pm.
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Frank Reigel
Clarence B. Edwards
Reigel
Washington School
Central Avenue
Second Regiment
German Krieger-Verein
Marshfield Fire Department
Grand Army Post
Alagstaf
Mareh
Theo
Steinmetz
Wun Sheo
Jessrs
Hansen
Lupient
Murder Toll at Oshkosh Funeral for railroad conductor
Thomas D. Spalding cashier of the American National bank attended the funeral of his uncle Conductor Michael J. Monahan of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad in Oshkosh. Monahan was murdered by a fellow employee who held a grudge. the killer was arrested and to be tried soon. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Af. H. Clifford at St. Peter's Catholic church in Oshkosh Saturday afternoon.
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Thomas D. Spalding
American National Bank
Oshkosh
Michael J. Monahan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Af. H. Clifford
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Measles Strike Bie Family in Rozellville Area
Six children aged six to eighteen on the east Rozellville road contracted measles simultaneously while parents suffered mild sore throats. All have recovered.
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J.T. Bie
Rozellvilie Road
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Jeusephine Fritch
Anna Mason
E. Dennhardt
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Edna Wallen
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