Highs Battle Normalites In Point Score Clash
Football game at Stevens Point saw Marshfield High School and the Normal eleven in a hard fought 20 to 6 contest. The locals scored in the third quarter on a forward pass and run, then the Normalites pulled away in the final period with two more touchdowns. Marshfield's defense held firm against long end runs while the Normal line opened gaps for the backfield to exploit.
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Stevens Point
Normalites
Long End
Marshfield
Heiser
McCarr
Aeiser
Neil RE Horne ‘Goetz
RT Smith
Vaughn
RG Kelsey
Marah
Capt
C Meizer
Sean
Mrs Harkin laid to rest in Sacred Heart church
Aberdeen honors Mrs E B Harkins at mass and funeral services after her sudden Monday death. Rev Dermody presided as officials and police and Brown County Bar members served as pallbearers. Active pallbearers named and burial at Sacred Heart cemetery. Out of town relatives included Mrs Earl Vandenburg, Mrs Phoebe Collins, Floyd Moore, Frank Moore, and Lieut Frank Noll Jr. with local family links noted.
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Sacred Heart Church
Father Dermody
Mr. Harkins
Police Department
Brown County Bar Association
S. H. Lynch
George L. Yord
Robert Welsch, Jr
Ford Zietlow
J. H. Parden
Wyckoff
Sacred Heart, Cemetery
Earl Vandenburg
Cameo
Calif
Phoebe Collins
Reedsburg
Wis
Harkins
Floyd Moore
Spring Valley
Frank Moore
Hillsboro
Frank Noll
Mary Mertle
Marshfield
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Daily News
M. D
High School Notes Dance and Football Preview
The gym dance last Saturday delighted about 150 students and faculty. Miss Hazel Lehreldt and Normal Hahn provided music. Freshmen chose purple and white for their banner. Wausau will visit next Saturday for a football clash. the writer urges full student turnout and spirited yells.
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Hazel Lehreldt
Lawrence College
Appleton
Hahn
Wausau
Kilties Band To Play Adler Theater Oct 6
Canada's famed Kilties band returns from a world tour described as the most remarkable for a large musical organization. The ensemble in kilted regimental dress will present Scottish bag pipes gingers and instrumental solos during matinee and night performances at the Adler theater on Saturday October 6.
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Canada
Adler Theater
Buddie Schultz Heads for Grand Rapids for Rockford Draft
Lorenz Schultz known as Buddie leaves for Grand Rapids with drafted contingent to report for duty. Steve McDonald accompanies Schultz and is certified for selective service and expected to receive his call soon. Twenty percent of the drafted men are in the call, not forty percent as initially planned.
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Lorenz Schultz
Grand Rapids
Rockford
Steve McDonald
Mr. Schultz
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE BEGINS ACROSS NATION
The second Liberty Loan campaign starts noon today and runs four weeks with a goal to raise 3 to 5 billion dollars, half again larger than the first. Secretary McAdoo opens the drive in Cleveland as federal publicity rolls out nationwide with posters, handbills, and platform speakers. Postmaster General Burleson orders stamps canceled October 1 to 27 urging support. New York reports subscriptions totaling 11 million dollars after banks open, with Bernard Schale & Co. making the first million-dollar contribution.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
McAdoo
Cleveland
Treasury Department
Burleson
New York
New Liberty Loan
Bernard Schale & Co
The Virginian at Adler Theater Friday Night
The Virginian, a dramatized Owen Wister tale, plays Friday at the Adler theater. A young cowboy with primitive passions meets a refined Vermont schoolteacher, sparks fly, trials test them, and bold courage and sacrifice seal a dramatic romance.
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The
Owen Wister
Adler Theater
the Virginan
Vermont
Wisconsin enrollment trimmed by ten percent
Madison report shows university registration near completion with about 10 percent fewer students than last year. Juniors and seniors are nearly cut in half, while roughly 1,900 freshmen have registered—about 1,200 men and 600 women—nearly matching the total of the other three classes.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Local Notables and Events Highlight October
Grand Ragies official Hon D D Conway transacted city business Tuesday. Kiesling takes assistant steward duties at Eagle clubhouse starting Monday. McDonald returns from two week visit to Sentinel Butte and relatives. Scharmann couple plan to return with a new car from Milwaukee. Presbyterian Ladies Aid rummage sale set for October 17 18 and 19 in the McMillan garage. City budget discussion dominates council meeting. Irene Colvin visits Stevens Point and Nelton Hall dormitory. Gesline injured by switch engine at Raddis factory. hospitalized. Local library fund drive reaches 268 of 360 goal with donations encouraged. Cooperative delivery system launches with speedy first runs. October 19 dance at armory featuring Marshfield Imperial Orchestra.
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D. D. Conway
Winterburn Drug Co
Anton Kiesling
Eagle
Steve McDonald
Sentinel Butte
Mont
Otto T. Scharmann
Milwaukee
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
McMillan
Feld
Ailiss Irene Colvin
Stevens Point
Caroline Up
Hollister
Sexton-Demgen Drug Co
Ady
Miss Shaw
Red Cross
Marshfield
Meatless and Wheatless Days Prove Successful
Madison reports meatless and wheatless days praised as a success by state food administrator Magnus Swenson after reports from almost every county. The second meatless Tuesday and wheatless Wednesday were observed by most hotels and restaurants. Replacing cereal water with skim milk raises protein content about four cents per serving, preserving nutrition.
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Madison
Magnus Swenson
Central Wisconsin Breeders sale next Wednesday at fair grounds
The semiannual sale of the Central Wisconsin Breeders' Association is scheduled for next Wednesday at the fair grounds big round barn. It promises to be a big event for farmers seeking good stock, with Cols Perry Krause among those promoting the sale.
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Central Wisconsin Breeders’ Association
Fair Grounds
Cols
Perry
Krause
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E. B. Harkins
Drive
Liberty Loan
the Virginian
U. OF W
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Marshfield Imperial Orchestra
Second Regiment Orchestra
Holstein
Guernsey
Adler Theatre
New York Producing Co
Dustin Farnum
Wm. Harts
Virginian
Liese’s
MET
Opera House
Minneapolis
Fox
Pearl White
Kilties
Milton Schuster & Co
HART
Bissell
e'Niear
Milton Schuster
Dupaty
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