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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
5
Local residents attend funerals and visits while the county board meets in Grand Rapids for the fall session. Notices include church services, hospital updates, school and club meetings, and wartime notices of enlistment and a casualty.
Captain Potter on short furlough and Captain Pitter returning from Texas visit Camp Grant. Two fire alarms on Central avenue. a false call and a basement fire in John E Adler’s building. Woodmen note patriotic assessments funding claims in Marshfield and Junction City. Red Cross inform Harry Knight wounded, now hospitalized. US War Insurance Bureau highlights large life insurance coverage for soldiers. Delmore shines for Camp Grant at Carn Taylor game. final score 12 0. Hoboes buy war savings stamps. Germany surrender rumor sparks city celebration. Americanization School to instruct new citizens opens Friday 7:30 pm under Ray J Carver. Mrs M Gallatin entertaining Chicago relatives. nursing flu. Hewitt Lutheran services paused. Chas Hayback visiting Wm Ohm.
Little Gertrude Smith died at home from pneumonia at age three. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church in Hew it on Saturday morning. Sympathy is extended to the sorrowing family. Meanwhile the Kreuger child recovering from pneumonia and brain fever. August Ohm and Peter Kemper were among those who answered their coun-
George Schuster, 35, died from Spanish influenza. Funeral held Monday with burial in Catholic Cemetery. He was a chevsemaker, shipped from northern state to his parents in Bakerville. He leaves a wife, three children, four sisters, six brothers, and three brothers serving in France or with the U.S. Army. The death note laments debtor avoidance as hard as meeting a bill.
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