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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1913

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Women Clash Over Skirt Styles At Wisconsin Club Meet

Delegates at the Wisconsin State Federation of Women's Clubs annual session in Sheboygan debated fashion, with a resolution urging manufacturers to modify styles so modest dress is accessible. Marshfield representatives praised hospitality, while a nominating committee was named for the next federation meeting.

Wisconsion State Federation of Woman’s Clubs Sheboygan Anna Lathrop Marshfield Woman's Club Federation Marshfield J. C. Marsh Fred Dennett Federated Woman’s Club Hart of Tomah Lathrop

Britz in Central America at New Adler Opera House

Fritz Winninger stars in a seven night run of Britz in Central America a travesty on the Mexican situation at the New Adler Opera House starting Monday November 3rd. A detective pursues Winninger who is believed to have assaulted a chairman aboard a ship bound for Central America where yellow fever and a tempestuous Spaniard woman create comic chaos as a German fugitive swaps places with a U S consul to escape capture.

New Adler Opera House Usta Britz Central America Frank Winninger New York Cairman United States Dugbit

Industrial School Opens Next Monday Evening

The Marshfield board of industrial education will start the evening school next Monday November 1 at 7 PM in the McKinley High School assembly room. Supt. C W Otto reports fifteen have enrolled with more expected and Monday will be set aside to plan courses. Those unsure about offerings are urged to attend and discuss options.

Marshfield Board of Industrial Education McKinley High School C. W. Otto Times Industrial Board Sunset Club Thomas D. Spalding B. Edwards Edwards Girard Gavotte Katherine Kraus Lorna Scharmann Bessie Burns Alma Bille Marjorie Sexton Mizurks Lucille Tack Angelina Marie Pulling Young Men's Club City Hall

Corn and Dairy Course Planned for December

Prof K L Hatch of the University of Wisconsin arranged a five day corn and dairy school in Marshfield starting Monday December 15. About sixty farmers pledged to pay a fee of one dollar with no other expenses. Sessions will be at the city hall with extra stable room in town for care of teams. Farmers praise practical institutes based on results elsewhere.

K. L. Hatch University of Wisconsin University

Pink Lady delights Marshfield with grand staging and laughs

The Pink Lady appeared at Marshfield Wednesday night hosted by manager John P. Adler. A 67 member company staged three lively acts blending comedy and catchy music, praised as best of its kind with extravagant scenery and costumes. Donny Did, Donny Didn’t also entertains with grand opera like crescendos.

Pink Lady Marshfield John P. Adler Donny Mr. Adler

Death of Mrs. Maurer in Marshfield

Mrs. Michael Maurer died Monday at 9 20 PM at her daughter Mrs. John Geiger in Loyal. Born December 6 1841 in Beyern Germany she lived in Appleton Marshfield for over 30 years and was predeceased by her husband. Survived by five daughters two sons sisters 34 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Body to be taken to daughter Mrs. A Leinwander home. funeral at St Johns Catholic church Thursday at 9 50 AM. member of Ladies Altar society.

Michael’ Maurer John Geiger Loyal Beyern Germany Appleton Marshfield Maurer Adler Street A. Leinwander St. John's Catholic Church Ladies Altar Society

Shortages Grow as Carl's Friends Bond Edged Up

The Marshfield Water, Electric Light and Power shortage linked to funds diverted during Louis B. Carl's management has reached 3600. The judiciary committee led by Mr. F.C. Ritt reports more losses found in books, with wiring accounts untouched and further scrutiny expected as evidence arises. Carl’s bond rose from 3000 to 4500, and he faces embezzlement charges in circuit court. Bond-signers were sought, with United States Fidelity & Guarantee Co. of Baltimore contacted for payment on the city bond.

Electric Light & Power Company Louis B. Carl Judiciary Committee F.C. Ritt Carl W. E. Whelan Wood County Marshfield Circuit Court R. B. Williams John Seubert United States Fidelity & Guarantee Company of Baltimore

Hassebalch Harkin Wedding At St John s Church

This morning at 7:30 at St John s Catholic church Eleanor Harkin daughter of Mrs John Harkin and John Hasselbalch of this city will marry. Rev Joseph F Volz will perform the ceremony. Bridesmaid Lillian Anglim Oshkosh best man Anson J Campbell. Breakfast at Mrs Harkin s home follows. The couple will reside at 313 East B street after January 5.

St. John’s Catholic Church Eleanor Barkin John Har’ Kin John Hasselbalch Joseph.f. Volz Harkin Killarney Lillian Anglim Oshkosh Anson J. Campbell Dan Harkin Miss Harkin Rose Bros. Department Store Haselbalch East B. Street

Upham Mfg Plant to Resume After Power House Repairs

The Upham Mfg Company plant has been shut down all week due to repairs at the power house including a new stack. The factory will resume operations this afternoon or Thursday morning.

Upham Mig. Co

Met a Zeidler Ostinski announced marriage plans

Announcement notes the approaching marriage of Miss Meta Zeidler to Mr. Edward Ostinski. The ceremony is set for Thursday at Immanuel's Lutheran church at three o'clock with Rev. L Th Phomson officiating. Attendants include Miss Anna Ostinski and Miss Clara Ganger and groomsmen Otto Wein and Roy Widman.

Meta Zeidler Edward Ostinski Immanuel's Lutheran Church Rev. L. Th. Phom Miss Zeidler Anna Ostinski Clara Ganger Messrs Otto Wein Roy Widman

Williams to report on grand jury proceedings

George L Williams, a pioneer Wood county attorney, arrived from Grand Rapids to review evidence for a potential grand jury. He may serve as special prosecutor if a grand jury is ordered while Mayor Connor pressed for the procedure. District Attorney Briere had suggested appointing another attorney.

George L. Williams Wood County Grand Rapids L. B.carl Williams Robert Connor Park C. E. Briere Judiciary Committee Connor B.C. Pors

Wizard of Wieland at New Adler Opera House

A new musical comedy The Wizard of Wieland comes to the New Adler Opera House this Thursday with a lively cast of comedians and dancers. The show features fairies devils magic and a live lion act as part of seven high class acts by the Ameri cas premier vaudeville company. Reserved seats go on sale Friday morning at Liese’s.

Adler Opera House Wiseland New Adler Opera House Americas Premier Vaudeville Liese’s

Merrill Captures Second Meeting Of The Teachers

The Central Wisconsin Teachers association held its annual convention in Wausau with over 600 educators attending from Marshfield and surrounding areas. Supt C W Otto and several Marshfield teachers attended as Merrill won next year’s convention bid over Antigo, with an executive slate elected and prominent speakers scheduled from University of Minnesota and University of Chicago.

Central Wisconsin Teachers’ Association Wausaw Marshfield Supt C. W. Otto Ethel Whittaker Gladys Lally Edna Wallen Grace Ball Eva McCune Mary Gardner Frances Tice Capitola Marth Nellie Tifft Supt. Otte Wisconsin Wausen Antigo Merrill R. A. Brandt M. H. Jackson Wood County Training School Grand Rapide Aice Brandt Tobey Milne Otto Jackson Vincent University of Minnesota Herbert L. Willett University of Chicago F. J. Gould Morel Education League England Stevens Point

Cranmer Creamery Sold to Farmers for 5500

At a Wednesday farmers meeting a cooperative voted to buy the Klondike creamery from Miss Cora M. Cranmer for 5500 dollars including all equipment. A company will be formed, 1800 dollars in stock subscriptions raised on the spot, with the rest subscribed. Miss Cranmer, who has run the creamery since her father Perrin Cranmer’s death, plans to give possession November 15.

Cora M. Cranmer Klondike Cranmer Perrin Cranmer

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State Federation Fritz Winninger Industrial School Sunset New Sea Marshfield Club Adler Carl Matter Hassebalch—Harkin Young Coup Is St. John's Church Sestion Ceed Damm Familiy Country News Ae Asenne Ee Woman's Club Anasto Ao Ostinski Zeidler Lion Thurs Wausau Cranmer Creamery Co-operative Company Klondike Coeners
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