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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1912

Page

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Wedded Tuesday Afternoon At Immanuel Lutheran Church

Frieda Longpap and Carl Wenzel were married at 3 PM Tuesday at Immanuel Lutheran Church by Rev. L Th Thom? in a ceremony noted for its fern decor and impressive rites. Attendants included Anna Wenzel and Hattie Kehrberg. ushers in white. A reception followed at the bride’s home with a six o'clock dinner. The couple will live on the second floor of the Weazel building. The bride, Marshfield native and longtime secretary for Dr V A Mason, and the groom, Palace Meat Co. worker and militia sergeant, are praised as prominent, well regarded locals.

Suesday Immanuel’s Lutheran Church Frieda Longpap Carl W. R. Wenzel L. Th. Thom Anna Wenzel Hattie Kehrberg Arthur Zattler Rudolph Wenzel John Longpap West Fifth Avenue Smilax Wenzel Palace

Deer Hunting Season Opens Across State for Twenty Days

The deer season starts at midnight Sunday and runs twenty days in northern counties with hunting rules including no dogs, no night beats, no kills in water or ice, and a ban on pits, traps, artificial lights, salt lures, and elevated stands. Moose are banned at all times. only one deer may be killed per season and possession of deer skins in certain colors is restricted.

Mrs Bertha Schuler Died After Lingering Illness

Mrs Bertha Schuler wife of Jacob Schuler of West A Street died Monday after a lingering illness with consumption at 5 p m Funeral Sunday at St Johns Church with Fr Voleton officiating Attendees included relatives from Chicago Wausau Sheboygan Plymouth Iowa and Rib Lake Born in Sheboygan she was 37 married 16 years ago and moved to Marshfield in 1912 Survived by two children Norma 15 and William 5

Bertha Schuler Jacob Schuler West A Street St. John’s Church Norma William Schuler

Organizing a City Dramatic Club Directorship Named

A city wide dramatic club will be organized at a Thursday city hall meeting. Directors Pankow and Isadore Millet will oversee instruction and rehearsals, bringing prior acting experience to help interested young people study the stage.

Aa Pankow Isadore Millet Sbt

The Girl Who Dared at Adler Opera House November 17

The cast includes Herbert J. Carter principal comedian from Isle of Spice Emma Abbots a prima donna Cleo Perri widow star Jack Anthony and Marie De Mace dancers from Three Twins Hans Herbert from The Military Girl Chicago star Billy Wise the German detective and a capable chorus of singing dancing girls.

Adler Opera House Herbert J. Carter Isle of Spice Emma Abbots Cleo Perri Jack Anthony Marie de Mace Hans Herbert Chicago Billy Wise

Worker Struck by Asco Line Train in Sootareks

Walter Tolzin of Roddis veneer plant was hit by a freight train rear end while returning home Monday evening. He suffered a crushed foot requiring amputation of the toes and a head wound. he was rushed to hospital and attended by Dr V A Mason. On Tuesday he was reported improving.

Sootareks Walter Tolzin Roddis Veneer V. A. Mason Soo Line

Halloween Disturbance Case Ends With Restitution

Judge Wegener gathered the youths accused of Halloween disturbances and offered a settlement. Each offender paid 75 cents to reimburse those damaged, avoiding fines or costs. The incident is deemed settled and repeat celebrations are anticipated next Halloween.

Hallowe'en Wegener

Systematic Work At The County Asylum

Eight new patients were received at the county asylum this week bringing the total to 165. The report says the operation is well run and profitable. Farm improvements are noticeable and the fall work period has been favorable. Superintendent Gilson is described as energetic and systematic and is expected to elevate the Wood County asylum to the front rank.

Sup't Gilson Wood County Asylum

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