Many Changes in Teachers Ranks This Summer
Schools reopen with full enrollment and new staff across Marshfield. Teachers’ meeting reports added music and drawing programs, new supervisors Miss Clare Ward and Prof. R. B. Parmenter, plus reassigned roles in English, science, and math. Washington Lincoln Grant and Jefferson schools also announce staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High
Marshfield
CG. W. Otto
Clare M. Ward
Oconto
R. EB. Parmenter
Neenah
Parmenter
Carroll College
W. Forrest Smith
R. J. Carver
Frances Shattuck
Grece Andrews
Portage
Washington
Washington School
Central Avenue
Emma Zlatnick
Maris Ambrose
Stevens Point
Isla Stockley
Rachel 3
Cumber
Mona
Helen Kimke
Grare Webb
Rhee
Lincoln School
Kate Gwin
Tayal
Lincoln
Mies
Mya
Payoline Hausl Tikes
Grant School
Josephing Fritsch
Principe
Oosterreich Og Listh
Mier Malones
Epferson Tieton Brokaw
Jefferson
Misa
Calon
Suhdol Tiwari Erhagty Eghinet Tata
Oben Ton Schoal
Marshfield Teachers Represent City In New School Year
Many Marshfield women return to teaching as fall term opens. Olive Lanz will teach in Wausau graded schools, Viola Eckel to Gresham, Ames Lienin to Randolph, Ales Terns to Coty, Grace Burns to Loxtonville, Alfve Hayden to Fond du Lac, and Vivian Hoffman now in Grand Rapids. Other city women will teach various grades and rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Lanz
Wausau
Viola Eckel
Gresham
Ames Lienin
Randolph
Ales Terns Proes
Coty
Grace Burns
Loxtonville
Alfve Hayden
Fond du Leca
Vivian Hoffman
Grand Rapids
Weyauwoga
Public Works Widens Third Street To Thirty Feet
In a hurried city hall meeting the board of public works overrode engineer Reichardt’s plan for a thirty foot width from Central Avenue to Cestnut Street. The balance to Walnut Street will be twenty four feet with sixteen foot alleys. The change avoids a narrow block and parking crunch, pleasing local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
W. F. Reichardt
Third Street
Central Avenue
Cestnut Street
Reichardt
Death of Mrs Wolf Pioneer Resident of Marshfield
Mrs August Wolf longtime Marshfield resident died Friday morning. Born 1858 in Pennsylvania she moved with her family to Wisconsin as a child and later settled in Marshfield. Survived by sons Frank Theodore Joseph Elisabeth Max and Mary Wolf two sisters Mrs Edward Bruce and Mrs Conrad Merkle and Gottfried Meyer. Funeral was Tuesday at St John Gavh alic church at 9 30 a m with Rev Volz officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
August Wolf
Marshfield
Pennsylvania
St Noziang
Wis
Frank
Theodore
Joseph
Elisabeth
Max
Mary Wolf
Edward Bruce
St. Navianz
Conrad Merkle
City
Gottfried Meyer
St. Nuzianz
St. John’s Gavhalic Church
Dee Aph PL Volz
Meeting to decide fate of two forfeited games
A Marshfield league committee will meet next Monday evening to resolve the forfeiture of two games involving Grand Bayids. One game involved CG Rel Stevens Point in June, the other G. R Marshfield in August. other forfeits were awarded to opponents by umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valpum
Commi Old
Marshfield
A Modern Fable of a Dime How a Town Beauty Spends
A tale of a comely daughter in a thriving hamlet living in two roles, producer and spendthrift. Her contractor father funds, while she hunts fashions and tools, ignores duties, chafing dishes and fashion wardrobes replacing every old problem solved. The piece questions moral fashion and societal expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Cutin
Two Painters Fall From Ladder Arm Fractures In Wisconsin
Two Marshfield painters Charles May and William Ettel suffered injuries after falls from ladders while working on local buildings. May fractured bones in his right arm and left foot, while Ettel sustained bruises but escaped more serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ettel
Charles May
North Depot Street
Upham Factory
North Central Avenue
Presbyterian Church
May
Upham Manufacturing Company
Nebraska season wettest known in state’s history
A fragmented notice notes Nebraska’s unusually wet season with widespread crop issues. It mentions damp stacks, a large portion of potato vats rotting, and hay yields described as a big crop while other crops falter. The misspelled letter cites local concerns and farming hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
William Knattes
Agile
Covran-Vansenom Wedding at Presbyterian Parsonage
The marriage of Miss Carrie Vannedom daughter of Mr and Mrs T F Vannedom East Fourth street to Mr William Cochran of Deep River occurred Monday evening at eight o clock at the Presbyterian parsonage Rev F H Ambrose officiating The couple departed Monday night for a honeymoon trip visiting Minneapolis and northern Iowa They will reside in Deep River where the bride has been teaching after graduating from high school she is noted as one of the towns popular young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Varnedom
T. F. Vannedom
East Fourth Street
William Cochran
Dep River
Presbyterian
F. Halsey Ambrose
Minneapolis
Iowa
Deep River
Heigeal High School
Felker Named Vice President at Wisconsin Municipalities Meet
Aiavor Felker was elected district vice president of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities at its annual gathering in Green Bay. The next league meeting was voted to be held in Oshkosh in 1916 with Mayor A. G. Felker of this city in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Wisconsin
Green Bay
League
Oshkosh
A. G. Felker
Sng
Seventeen Wood County Farms Named Under New Law
Seventeen farms in Wood county have been named and registered with the register of deeds under a new law that prevents duplicate farm names. The reform allows farmers to choose unique names and ensures no other farm can register the same designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Register of Deeds
North Central District Christian Endeavor Opens in Marshfield
The Nash Central District Christian Endeavor Union holds its annual convention at Marshfield Presbyterian Church from Sept 3 to 5. The program starts Friday at 7:00 p.m. with Rev. D. Houns Jones delivering the first address. Saturday features convention business, an auto ride, and a 7:50 p.m. mass meeting led by Rey Edgar Farrill. Chas. E. Houtkamp of Milwaukee speaks Sunday on Patriotism Defined. Special music accompanies all services. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Central District Christian Endeavor Union
Marshfield
Presbyterian Church
2D. Houns Jones
Rey. Edgar
Farrill
Chas. E. Houtkamp
Milwaukee
Yellow dog, stray humor, and Denver tail light rule
A scrambled column notes names and addresses for a marriage license calumn in Buffalo and Stratford eateries. It includes a lyrical piece about a yellow dog and its fate, ending with a Denver city plan to require tail lights on saddle horses at night to prevent rear collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cale
Auto Jumping Jueg Prompts City Police Notice
Several complaints were heard about boys jumping on and riding autos without owner consent. The city warns enforcement will be strict with fines or imprisonment. Drivers are urged to report any boy who jumps on moving or parked vehicles to prevent further trouble and annoyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noties
Divorce Action Filed by Frank Bigbaris
Frank Bigbaris of McMillan has filed for divorce in circuit court from Olga Bigbaris. The complaint alleges marriage in Marshfield in June 1914 and that Olga left for Chicago, refuses to return, and refuses to share a home with the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bigbaris
of McMillan
Circuit Court
Olga
Marshfield
Chicago
Wausaw Record Herald
Strongarm Men At Circus Stalls Rob Residents
At Barney alley, pickpockets and thieves raided crowds near the circus. Several people were struck with clubs during assaults. About $50 was taken from several victims by the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Aires
Hagers and Hazes Debate at State University High Schools
A distorted excerpt reflects students debating propriety and discipline in high schools, condemning behavior at the state university’s absence of standards. It mentions hair shampoo experiments and auto rides, highlighting concerns over modesty and conduct in学校 life.
Hambrecht and Calkins Form New Grand Rapids Law Partnership
George P. Hambrecht the newly appointed Industrial commissioner and F. W. Calkins both of Grand Rapids have formed a law partnership to be known as Hambrecht and Calkins with offices at the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Hambrecht
F. W. Calkins
Grand Rapids
Hambrecht & Calkins
Mr. Catkins
Seven Injured In Joyride Crash Near Athens
A large Studebaker touring car carrying seven Athens residents overturned after a front wheel broke on the way home from a country dance. Miss Lucy Krept, 20, was heaviest injured with upper jaw, nose, and pelvis fractures and is in grave condition at St Joseph's hospital. The others suffered broken bones and ribs. the driver, who was at the wheel, reportedly mused about suing the company for the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Studebaker
Lucy Krept
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Anton Krept
Morgan-Sexton wedding in Baltimore Catholic Church
Miss Ethel Bartley Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan of Roland Park Maryland wed Dr Walter Gresham Sexton of Marshfield Wednesday at a leading Baltimore Catholic church Attendants included sister Bessie Morgan and groom’s brother Charles Sexton A large wedding reception followed at the Morgan home in Roland Park The newlyweds planned a Hudson river trip to Albany and onward to Marshfield They are connected with Johns Hopkins and have ties to local medical circles The ceremony drew family and many guests amid local social hushes and newspaper chatter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bartley Morgan
Charies Morgan
Roland Park
Tyland
Walter Gresham Sxton
Marshfield
Baltimore
Morgan
Bessie Morgan
Charles Sexton
Ruland Park
Will Sexton
Andrew Son
Bartford, Conn
Sexton
Newood
Hudson River
Albany
Womtters
Gree
Johns Hopkins
Arshfield Ty Borome
Kart Teese
Dre Deege & Sexton
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Tins City Well
BOARD
THIRD
West
Minnesota
Michigan
Douglas
Bayfield
Nebraska
William Knapton
Eagle
Blackwater State
Cochran—Vansenom
Aiavor Felker
Christian Endeavor
The
North Central District
Gram
Mr. Stone
Buffalo
Courier
Arthur J. Shone
Lafayette Street
Charlotte Faber
Frances M. Veling
Boyt Street
Commercial
Stratford
Mase
Jueg
Hillce
Hagers and
Hazses
Parm Hambrecht
Vais
Helen Bartl
Ilelan
Tve
Max Bartl
Tne
Ater
Churek
Joseph FL Volz
Sexnton—Morgan
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