High School Lyceum Course Opens With The Good Fellows
The 1911 12 lyceum program opens Monday October 2 with The Good Fellow Singers. Mr Rahn of the Central Lyceum bureau has finalized arrangements and tickets are on sale at drug stores or via the high school. Prices vary by type and early reservations at the opera house box office are available.
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Rahn
Central Lyceum Bureau
Otto
Opera
E. P. Lanham
Lincoln McConnell
Pratt
Mcconnell
Boston Lyric Concert Co
Great Commonwealth Male Quartette Co
A. H. Carpenter
America
Lyceum
The
Floyds
Joseph Sternweiss Killed in Idaho While Logging
Joseph Sternweiss, 27, formerly of this section, was crushed by a falling tree while working in the Big Timber timber belt of Idaho and died after two days of suffering. His brother John brought the body home Saturday. funeral held Monday at 9:30 a.m. from St John’s Church, Fr. Volz officiating. The Sternweiss family has lived here over 30 years and the deceased was single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Sternweiss
Idaho
Down Sternweiss
St. John's
Fr. Volz
John Sternweiss
Mary Sternweiss
Bakerville
Williams Jubilee Singers to Perform at Adler's Opera House
The Williams Jubilee Singers, eight featured artists, will take the Adler's Opera House stage on September 23 under Catholic Order of Foresters and Knights of Columbus auspices. The program spans classical to folk and popular tunes with box office tickets available from 8 a.m. on show day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jubilee Singers
Chlord
Adler's
Opera House
Catholic Order of Foresters
Knights of Columbus
Hewitt Youth Fined After Egg Assault on Marshfield Auto Party
John Kampscheer seventeen of Hewitt faced Judge Wegener after he hurled rotten eggs at a Marshfield automobile party en route to Milwaukee for the state fair. He pleaded guilty, paid a ten dollar fine and costs, claiming the act was a mischievous impulse with no malice. The incident sparked public outrage and a warning against repetition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kampscheer
Hewitt
Wegener
Kampscheer
H. G. Hombright
F. A. Noll
Milwaukee
Threshers
Mr. Noll
M. G. Fleckenstein
Noll
Mr. Fleckenstein
Milwau
Auto- Mobile Club
Adler Opera House Sets Strong Fall Booking List
Manager John P. Adler announces a robust slate for the Adler opera house for September through December. The upgraded venue and top acts aim to draw high-class shows and major companies from Chicago Milwaukee and the Twin Cities with September 25 to December 1 engagements including The Married Bachelor Madame Sherry The Indian's Secret and Manhattan Stock Company in repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Adler
Adler Opera House
Adler House
Chicago
Milwaukee
Twin Cities
Williams
Catholic Foresters
the Knights of Columbus
Madame Sherry
The
Indian's Secret’ Company
Qer
Lightning Hits Kramp Farm House On Adler Road
Lightning struck the Ang Kramp residence on Adler road about one mile west of the city at 9 30 last Sunday evening causing extensive damage. The chimney shattered with bricks falling on the roof and into rooms while the stove and other furniture were damaged. The Kramp family survived the shock with no injuries and the loss was insured. Remember Smith photography advert inserted. Up stairs in the new Blodgett building 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang. Kramp
Adler Road
Death of Harvey G. Andress in Oshkosh
Harvey G. Andress, former Marshfield resident and brother of George Andress, died last Saturday in Oshkosh after years of declining health. A former district schoolteacher, he later worked as a traveling salesman for desks and school supplies. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the M B E church with Rev. Jos Brown presiding. In local notices, the Unique theatre awarded a handsome dishes set Monday to Mrs Henry Thuss, with a new display to be awarded soon. Laura Weitzel of Granton has joined Unique as pianist and will assist in vocal music later.
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Harvey G. Andress
George Andress
Oshkosh
Mr. Andress
Marshfield
MBE
Jos. Brown
Unique
Henry Thuss
Laura Weitzel
Granton
The
Christian Science Lecture Set at Grand Rapids Opera House
Judge Clifford Smith, a leading Christian Science lecturer, will speak at the Grand Rapids opera house on Thursday evening September 21. The Marshfield party plans a 6:25 Soo Line trip and an 11:00 p.m. Northwestern return, offering convenient service for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Smith
Grand Rapids
Northwestern
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Joseph Sternweiss
Williams Jubilee Singers
Hewitt Boy
Manhattan Stock Company
Belle Bardins Comedy Co
Smith
Blodgett Bulding
China
Christian Science
Or & Mary
Hart, Schaffner
Marx
Crawford
Eagle
Stetson and
Longley Aes
Nares Paar
Pingree
A. B
Rt Soha
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