Anniversary Observed at St Alban's 25th Year
The St. Alban's Episcopal church marked its twenty fifth anniversary with Sunday services led by Bishop H. Weller and Vicar Rev. Graemie Davis. A Monday banquet at the guild hall featured music, a chicken supper, and toasts, followed by a program of sermons by diocese clergy and a home-prayer appeal urging families to renew Sunday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
H. Weller
Trond du Lat
Graemie Davis
Moses
St. Alban's Guild
H. Roddis
Oest
Oest Church Has Been A Member of Its Verry
Alice Sharmann
Edward Carr
Tae
Lucile Blodgett
Julia Wendl
Miss Seharmann
Ethel Pallard
Bernard Tudings Bell
Vond du Lac
J. 5. Budlong
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oshkosh
MH. Crott Gear
Stevens Point
Attorn T. H. Hanna
Dean Bell
Vonsier
Willig
Rodd
Father Davis
County Board Adjourns After Ten Day Session in Grand Rapids
County board of supervisors adjourned at Grand Rapids Thursday afternoon after a ten day session. They approved sums for road work, stock barn, a new auto for Mr. Amundson, and an exhibit at the State Fair. The session ran four days longer than usual due to numerous mortars and other business.
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Amundson
County Board of Supervisors
Grand Rapids
J. ©. Kieffer
R. R. Williams
The
Fair Association
Wood County
Milwaukee
Grand Rouids
Mafield
Marshfield
Pittaville
Autorohite
Louis Amundson
Rapids
George W. Brown
Pittsville
E. Richsteadt
Port Edwards
J. A. Chapman
Cameron
Lewis Schroeder
Grand Raunds
Wisconsin Cheese Workers Meet in Marshfield at City Hall
The Wisconsin Cheesemakers Advancement Association held a large gathering in Marshfield featuring talks on dairy inspection organization and factory cleanliness. Mayor A G Felker welcomed attendees, stressing the cow as the backbone of industry and community wealth, and highlighting road and fairground improvements funded by the region.
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Wisconsin Cheesemakers' Advancement Association
Second Regiment Orchestra
A. G. Felker
W.G. Lee
Weyane
FE. L. Aderhold
Neenah
Aderhald
J.B. McCready
Plymouth
Lwd. Derety
Kondike
McCready
Derety
Klondike
City
Cath
A. G. Welker
Common Law Marriage Filed in Wood County Ledger
Samuel Warner and Georgiana Re, both of Port Burwell, recorded a common law marriage contract in Wood County after the new law. The couple, who agreed to live as husband and wife until death, had second thoughts and planned to obtain a formal marriage license and ceremony with a minister or justice of the peace.
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Woodaunty
Gran Rapids
Samuel Warner
Georgiana Re
Port Buwards
Wood County
Grand Rapids
Do You KNOW HIM Fat Boy Howard In Small Towns
Helena Smith Dayton notes in Cartoons magazine that in many small towns a boy named Howard is nicknamed Fatty until fourteen then Butch. He rides on a grower's wagon with Bill Chidsey, raises rabbits and white mice, and gains a pony after his father inherits money. The courting young man ignores competition.
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Helena Smith Dayton
Cartoons Magazine
Howard
Fatty
Butch
Bill Chidsey
Leaving for Norway on Helig Olav
Anna Revling, Olga Revling, and Gena Anderson of Auburndale sail noon Thanksgiving Day from New York aboard the Helig Olav of the Scandinavian American line. Arranged by A Kleinheinz & Son, they will spend a month visiting relatives in Norway mainly in Bergen. The northern route avoids submarines and scout cruisers cited in wartime reports.
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Anna Revling
Olga Revling
Gena Anderson
Auburndale
Mun
York
Helig Olav
A. Kleinheinz & Son
Norway
Bergen
George Upham Makes Record Payment for Central Ave Paving
George W. Upham the furniture and undertaking man paid the first paving assessment of 271.14 dollars to the city treasurer for his share in front of his Central avenue store. Additional payments are expected and the city will issue certificates enabling property owners to defer and spread payments over five years if desired.
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Central Avenue
George W. Upham
Upham
Physicians Treat About Three Million Americans Daily
A clipped line notes that roughly 3,000,000 people in the United States receive medical treatment from physicians each day, highlighting the scale of daily care within the health system.
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United States
Marshfield’s First Settler Died at Wood County Asylum
Mrs. Durlyn McTaggart once ran the village tavern with her first husband in Marshfield. She later married Louis Rivers, then Carryn McTaggart, and was confined to the Wood County asylum for the chronic insane in Uni sity City. Funeral services were held in Neillsville.
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Durltyn NeVageart
Marshfield
Wood County Asylum
McTaggart
Lavern
Felker Bros. Mfg. Company
Block Death Marks End Of Rising Basin Man’s Life
George A Block, 30, of dlurshfield and Las Cruose, died Friday night at St Josephs hospital after a brief illness and hemorrhage following a dancing party. A traveling salesman turned businessman, he founded HasselbalchsBlock Co in this city. Funeral held at Presbyterian Church with burial in Eau Claire. Survived by wife two daughters parents and three brothers.
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George A. Block
Dlurshfield
St. Joseph's Hospital
William Black
Claire
Nebraska
Kansas
Las Crosse
HassalbalehsHlock Company
West Sixth Street
Presbyterian Church
Halsey Ambrose
Hamas
Mmer. R. R. Williams
W.W. McCulloch
Ele. Finney
Eau Claire Onne
Ambrose
Joan Hasselbalch
F. W. Strane
Melvin E. Kraus
Db, Miller
George T. Strang
Mr. Black
Anabelle
Loretta May
Whelm Block
William
August
John Block
Married at Devils Lake for Rose Seubert and John Houlahan
The couple, Miss Rose Seubert daughter of Conrad Seubert of Mannville, and John Houlahan of Devils Lake North Dakota, were married in Devils Lake on November 9. Houlahan serves as circulation manager of the North Western Farmer, a leading Dakota publication.
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Rose Seubert
Conrad Seubert
Mannville
John Houlahan
Devils Lake
N. D
Houlahan
Northwestern Farmer
Dakota
Suffragist Praise For President In Marshfield Session
A fragment notes a supporter urging suffragists to admire a “worthy little president” and praising chivalry of mankind. The speaker expresses belief that suffrage would shift responsibilities in humanity, and wishes Marshfield’s session godspeed.
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Jaway
Marshfield
Great White Way Opens in Marshfield With Illuminated Signs
Marshfield celebrates the formal opening of its Great White Way on Central avenue with electric lights, a parade, and a band performance after 7:40 PM. Ex-Gov. Upham illuminated the lights. the avenue features brick pavement and double rows of glass-globe lamps. Alderman Neumann proposes large signs reading MARSHFIELD THE CHEESE to attract travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshhield
Great White Way
W. H. Upham
Central Avenue
Upham Manufacturing Company
Marshfield
Times
Ninth Street
Alfred Neumann
Fifth Ward
Steuber Graw Wedding at St John’s Church
The marriage of William Steuber and Frances Graw occurred Tuesday morning at St John’s Catholic Church with Rev Joseph F Volz officiating. Best man George Schiesl and bridesmaid Nan Graw stood beside the couple as families and friends praised the couple.
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Wr. Jrranle Steuber
Vrances Graw
St. John’s Catholic Church
Sevan Oblock
Joseph F. Volz
George Schies
Nan Graw
Miss Graw
Peter Graw
West B Street
Mr. Steuber
Frank Steuber
Armory Bakery
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ST. Alban's
Episcopal Church
Bishop Weller
O'Dare & Dale
Campton- Plumb Stock Company
New
Adler Opera House
County Board Done
Felker
E. L. Aderhold of
Neena
Cow
Man
Adam
Egyptia
George Upham
Neumann
Center of the World
Steuber—Graw
Jay Tice—Furniture and Undertaking
James E. Buoy
Ett
Wasserberger & Dickoff
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