Neighbor Fatally Shoots Man in McMillan Feud
John Felton, 28, of McMillan, was shot near Marshfield after an auto ride with friends. Frank Cegla, 62, a neighbor, is jailed in Wausau awaiting manslaughter charges. he admits shooting but claims self defense. Felton died at a hospital shortly after the incident. Funeral held at St. John’s Catholic Church with Rev. Dos. FP Pola officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cegla
McMillan
Wausau
John Pelton
Deghs
Mellon
Cygla
Nuunivipal Wours
Waisau
Dain
Sherty
Ofelo
Advioce
Cogla
Ong Hue
BE. Tolle
Doseph Felton
John Felton
Henry Jehle
Fisher Boys
Thia
Marshfield
Cogha
Melton
Henry Delice
Banes
Foltan
Cola
Halle
Copla
W. C. Meilahan
C. T. Holgar
C. T. Holgar, Sheriff ©. N. Querling
William Bentz
Wausita
P. Jrons
Oui. Fleckenstein
John Brarkesdorf
Edward Gallett
Frank Kubisinsk
Thomas Krieg
Felton
Cegla
Fellow
St. John's Catholic Church
Dos
Pola
Army discharge and camp MacArthur report at Camp MacArthur
A special correspondent notes Company A has been discharged from the National Guard and now serves in the regular U S Army. The piece describes transfers, brigade placements, and daily routines at Camp MacArthur with references to Liberty bonds and local troop morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
United States
Cum Macdulhin
Army
Bkan
Mounted Police
Quy
Ourk~arn
Varsity
Everson
Hand
Steine Making Hit In South With Band in 127th Regiment
Steinmetz, known as Steine, leads a re organized band now in the 127th infantry. He wins southern audiences with Dixie the Wisconsin march On Wisconsin and America. At concert ends the band invites the crowd to sing and closes with the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinmiets
127Th
Stein Weetess
Steinmetz
127Th Infantry
Wisconsin
America
Wisconsin Library Association Elects Secretary at Green Bay Meeting
At a meeting in Green Bay the Wisconsin Library Association elected Miss Caroline Shaw city librarian as secretary. Milwaukee was chosen for the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Library Association
Green Bay
Caroline Shaw
Milwaukee
Sacred Patriot's Urging to Support Local Purchase
A stirring call to citizens to uphold national duty by buying locally produced goods and supporting fellow patriots. The message insists price should not deter commitment to community enterprise and collective sacrifice.
Wood County Liberty Loan Share Reported at 1 386 000
Wood County's share of the Liberty Loan totals 1 386 000 with bankers and local officials noting a highly attended meeting. Attendees from National and Amoy Kolt Marshfield State Bank discussed distribution and the county's loan share of around 400 000 amid unclear details from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Liberty Loan
Wigitt
County of Wood
Regan
Spalding
Ational
J. G. Hambright
National
Amoy Kolt
Marshfield State Bank
Myank
Na Orul Bank
Meering
Whigl
Ile Ik
War Asco
Flora De Vossco Here for Three Nights at Adlon
Flora De Vossco announces a three night engagement at the Adlon starting October 28. Rotnour declares the act features the latest popular vaudeville stars. Reserved seats must be secured in advance with tickets sold before showtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora DE Vossco
J. BR. Rotnour
Hapulue Flora Ve Vacs Company
Adlon
Rotnourr
Vandeyian Robert
Aman
Hert
David i
Helen Keyes
Bond Faithfulness Questioned In Local Gab
Local chatter questions value of Liberty bonds amid wartime talk. A man nicknamed Dominic is teased about bonds’ worth if Germany wins, with the reply: its value is tied to living in the country. Plainspoken comment reflects wartime nerves near the office district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itatan
Alias
Dominic
Germany
Indie
Wausau
Apple sign stuns townsfolk at local tailor shop
Inland town residents crowd the tailor shop puzzled by a sign shaped like an apple. The tailor smiles that the apple symbolizes the clothing trade’s growth, joking about the industry’s fate without it. A separate line notes banks offering Liberty Loan bonds at six months with 4 percent interest and no service charge.
Marshfield Ver Bund Meeting Reflects Patriotism And Plans
At a Marshfield hosts Saint Verbind of the Nidh District of Se Jocuh's church, Rev Stehling spoke to a large audience praising loyalty and wartime deeds. A program included Rev W Stehling, Henry Schovitz, music by the high school orchestra, lectures on patriotism and Catholic society, and a St. Ann's dinner service drawing many attendees. The next gathering was tentatively set for January in Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revs
Stehling
Matehield ii
Father Stenting
Vatholius
Stevens Point Journal
Ann Leyture
Joha Kester
New London
Henry Schovitz
Appleton
St. Joseph's Church Choir
Wd. Sieling
Marshfield
Anton Kleintieing
Marine High School
St. Ann's Society
John H Don
Henry Mile
A. Strhiing
Anton
Shy" Rem Wir
Bohrenbae Teaday
Columbus Day Fittingly Observed in Community Program
Columbus Day events featured a high mass by Stehling in charge and an evening program at St John’s school hall. Jos Fales Adelnide read, Koenig sang Life of Columbus, Pat Stone spoke on Patriotism, and John Hasselbalch led Army Camp work. Attorney Pat Stone delivered the principal address to an applauding audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn High Mass Gred Heartchure
Stehling
St. John’s
Reay
Koenig
Pat Stone
Wausau
R. of
John Hasselbalch
Plng
America
First Army Newspaper The Camp Dodger From Camp Dodge Iowa
Mrs. B A Noll receives the first issue of The Camp Dodger a breezy army paper sent by her son Frank Noll a lieutenant at Camp Dodge Iowa The issue highlights Knights of Columbus Catholic troops ten to twelve thousand strong with three large buildings costing over thirty thousand dollars slated to grow spending up to ten million dollars The facilities will be M C A like and cooperate with that organization The paper salutes the men behind it as strictly military with the slogan Like Its Army First In the Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Noll
National Army
Frank Noll
Camp Dodge
Lows
Camp
Interesting Letter From Art Laemle From Camp Grant
Arthur Laemle son of Mr and Mrs Louis Laemle of this city stationed at Camp Grant NL near Rockford writes The Times with a letter on camp life. He notes basic infantry drill, upcoming training, and mentions gun crews firing rapidly. He describes local rumors, the regimental band, and comforts at camp such as lack of hot water and butter at meals, ending respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Laemle
Louis Laemle
Camp Grant
Rockford
Times
Imena
U.S
Demp
Chas. Thile
Nasomalle
Rik
Hingis
Steinie
Gravia
Delco Light Convention At Elks Club In City
A two day Delco Lighting distributors convention took place at the Elks clubhouse on Serwend street in the city. Noted attendees included Staver from Chicago and Edward B. Superintendent and Levy manager. The discussions centered on night market placement and the agency for the story installed during the past six months, with buyers satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco Lighting
Elks
TK. Staver
Chicago
Edward EB. Uerintendent
Levy Ager
George 2
Bell
Dancing School Open for Beginners at Eagles Club
C A Christianson will start a dancing school next Tuesday evening with lessons from 7 30 to 9 and a dancing social to midnight at the Eagles clubhouse. The course covers the two step one step and fox trot among other ballroom dances as the Liberty Loan Bond Sale urges immediate help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Christianson
Taughiy
Eagles
Walla
Second Liberty Loan Campaign Opens Tuesday
Marshfield launches the Second Liberty Loan drive with a city hall meeting led by H. C. Pors. A local organizing committee plans district-wide solicitation, urging every resident to buy bonds to support the army and navy and to back the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upham Manufacturing Company
Eare
United State
H.C. Pors
Marshfield
J. 3
Ed. Strauss
John A. Kktel
Robert
Liberty Loan
Wood County
Theo
W. Brazeau
Crank Rauids
Irman
Ellsworth
Grindside
Mar Hneli
Dackson
Grand Rapids
Eparenda
W. Carey
Para
Marcinelati
Seahorns NY
John Alexander
N.om. Org
Auburnler WO
Dyer
Milladore
Nash Hell
Pittevilles J. FL
Pitts- Loom
Kai
Dickoff and Rie Thug to Marry at St John’s Church
Charles Dickoff and Miss Maude Rie thug will wed next Wednesday at nine o'clock in St. John's Catholic Church with Rev. Joseph P. Folz officiating. After a wedding trip to Milwaukee and Chicago they will reside at 1003 Cherry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickoff
Maude Riethug
Spencer
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph Pf, Folz
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cherry Street
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Steine
France
Lewis Ar
Sam
Camp Douglas
Uncle Sam
Verbund
First Army Newspaper
Laemle
DELCO
Dancing
Upham
Dickoff
Riftrus
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