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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1913

Page

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Surprising State of Affairs in Light Accounts

The judiciary committee of the common council probes mismanagement in the Marshfield Water Electric Light Power dept. They compare books to receipts amid missing ledger pages. Officials claim attempts to hinder the inquiry while citizens await full disclosures and possible shortages. Louis B. Carl left Marshfield for Cincinnati, with a mayor suggesting he may return if a serious shortage is found. Taxpayers await further developments.

Common Council Electric Light & Power Judiciary Committee Louis B. Carl Connor Cincinnati Ohio Carl Marshfield

Death of Mrs Bever Wife of Arnold Bever at 26

Mrs Mary Benning Bever wife of Arnold Bever died at her home on G street Tuesday morning at nine o clock aged 26 years The funeral will be Thursday morning at nine from St John s Catholic church with interment in Catholic cemetery Surviving are the husband two sons William 35 and Clarence 15 months two brothers Henry Beining of North Fond du Lac and John of Kenosha three sisters two of Wausan and Mrs Pearl Bayne of Marshfield a step mother Mrs Henry Beining of Wausan and an uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs William Rushke of Rozellville

Mary Benning Bever Arnold Bever Gstreet St. John’s Catholic Church William Clarence Henry Beining North Fond du Lac John Kenosha Wausan Pearl Bayne Marshfield William Rushke Rozellville

Football season opens highs team at work

Sept 4 McKinley High School braces for a brighter season under Coach C R Isely. Though the squad is small and light, the players are diligent and the schedule includes Medford Neillsville Grand Rapids and several smaller towns. Key positions feature Schroeder White Arden center Delmore Anderson and Reynolds at halfback with Berdan moving to fullback. Whitney Wendt are ends. Claire Welch and Sweeting tackle. others vie for spots among Will and Dick Connor Pflum Larsen Laemle Wiliner Seehafer.

McKinley High School C. R. Isely Medford Neillsville Grand Rapids Wausau Stevens Point Schroeder White Arden Delmore Anderson Reynolds Capt. Berdan Whitney Wendt Claire Welch Sweeting Wood Jiable Will Dick Connor Pflum Larsen Laemle Wiliner Seehafer

Returns From Rhinelander Episcopal Meeting

Rev Graeme Davis, vicar of St Alban s church, returned from Rhinelander after attending the archdeaconry meeting with twelve of eighteen parishes represented. Wisconsin delegates to the forty third Protestant Episcopal convention in New York include four priests and four laymen with Bishop Weller also attending.

Graeme Davis St. Alban's Church Rhinelander Fond du Lac Father Davis The Sentinel Weler Wisconsin Oneida James T. Armstrong This City E. C. Brown G. I. Middleton Ripon W. H. Roddis Marshfield Bishop Weller

Libel Case Settled In Municipal Court

George Werner versus A J Meid settles without trial. Defendant pays costs and Werner receives compensation through a statement claiming Meid has no knowledge of any wrong. Werner is a Homeseekers' information bureau member. Meid is an Ind business supervisor on the north side.

George Werner A. J. Meid Werner Meid Homeseekers' 'Information Bureau Ind

Lost in the Wilderness A Serio-Comedy in Six Scenes

A six scene serio comed y portrays a down on his luck hunter wandering through an open rural maze near Marshfield. Scenes unfold with missing companions, frantic telephones, rescue efforts, and a comic return as the prodigal hunter reenters the settlement amid festive misadventure.

Marshfield Neon

The Thief at New Adler Opera House Tonight

Henry Bernstein, the Parisian dramatist, brings The Thief to New Adler Opera House with Janet Allyn in the cast. The play, drawn from real life, centers on a woman's obsessive love that leads her to criminal acts to win her husband’s gaze. Adler hails its dramatic impact after strong runs in New York and Chicago.

Henry Bernstein Janet Allyn Adler Opera House Comedie Francaise Paris Bernstein New York Chicago Adler the Spendthrift

Home Made Auto Bucks in Manville Trial

Four Manville young men built a self contained auto. The machine moved forward during a trial run but balked at reversing. Inventor Paul F. Wilston attempted to guide it by hand and lost a finger in the mishap.

Maud Manville Paul F. Wilston

Flora DeVoss Co opens at Adler's with The Girl From Out Yonder

Flora DeVoss Co presents The Girl From Out Yonder at Adler's Opera House next Sunday evening with Flora DeVoss in the title role. The program features special scenery and lighting on a popular price scale and includes high class vaudeville between acts. J. W. Bayley, longtime leading man, will leave after this season to pursue religious studies. The company will perform for five nights.

Flora Adler’s For &Nights

Schatz Refuses to Testify in Water and Light Shortage

Schatz, former city clerk and current bank cashier in Boyd, Wis., is sought by the judiciary committee to testify on cash shortages in the city water and light books. Investigators report at least 1300 dollars unaccounted for, with potential losses running higher as records from 1910 to 1912 are audited. A special council meeting is called to review a partial report, with bondsmen of former superintendent Louis Carl expected to cover the shortfall.

R.J. Schatz Judiciary Committee Common Council Schatz Citizens State Bank of Boyd Wis Water and Light Commission Ald Hamilton Roddis Commission of Banking Robert Connor W. D. Connor C. G. Lindemann Water and Light Department Council Alds Fred Thuss R. H. Schroeder Frank C. Ritt R. E. Andrews Ald. Rodd R. Connor Connor Louis B. Carl U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co Baltimore

Kalbskopf Kuehl Wedding Planned in Neenah Residence

Miss Elsie E Kalbskopf and Mr John O Kuehl of Neenah will wed at 8 30 pm at the bride's parents 411 South Cedar street Neenah Rev Albert Foehke to perform the ceremony The bride wears white charmeuse and silk shadow lace The couple will be unattended Supper follows and guests include Rev and Mrs Foehlke and several Neenah residents They will honeymoon in southern Wisconsin returning after October 15 The bride is a 1910 high school graduate and former Madison stenographer

Elsie E. Kalbskopf John O. Kuehl Neenah Richard A. Kalbskopf South Cedar Street Albert Foehike Neengh Kallskopt Marie Pulling Foehlke Herbert Foehlke Anna Ida Clara Kuebl Ray Willis Marshall Bryne Ray Halsey Marion Funk Madison Kalbskopf Business Sue

Prize for Best Home Grown Corn Offered in Area

Adam Paulus, land agent and former newspaper man, announced a $1 prize for the farmer bringing the best ear of home grown corn to his office. Each sample must include a statement with the raiser’s name, location, planting and harvesting dates.

Adam Paulus Moneer

First Presbyterian Hosts Pastoral Installation Evening

The congregation and friends are invited to the church next Tuesday evening in September for the formal installation of the new pastor Fr. Halsey Ambrose. Services begin at 7 80 oclock with Rev J L Marquis of Neenah presiding and preaching. Rev D Jenkins Williams of Oshkosh will give the charge to the pastor and to the people.

The First Presbyterian Church Halsey Ambrose J. L. Marquis Neenah D. Jenkins Williams Oshkosh

Two Salutations Lecture At City Hall

Pastor James Cole of Cleveland Ohio invites the public to a 7 30 p m lecture at City Hall titled Two Salvations but No Second Chance He will address salvation for the Church and world answering if all are lost without hearing of Christ Seats are free no collection A L Boock cashier Spencer Statebank was in town on business with Rev H C Postlethwaite of Marinette A large attendance is expected

James Cole Clevland Ohio Christ

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ceipts Information Isely Davis Thomas New Adler Mdfiern Maud Stock Company Next Flora DeVoss Aggregation the Adler R. J. Schatz P Ranett Roddls Kuehl—Kalbskopf Ing Beat Ear Walcome City Hall A. L. Boock Spen Cer Statebank H.C. Postlethwaite Marinette
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