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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1911

Page

12

Bethel Academy Opens Under Principal G L Stone

Fall term opens at Bethel Academy in Wisconsin with Principal G L Stone and a full faculty including Fatth Foot Stone Banger Warren Snow. Describes school aims, location between Marshfield and Grand Rapids, farm of 195 acres, facilities plan and recent improvements, plus legal notice references.

Bethel Academy C. L. Stone G. RK. Fatth Amy G. Foot C. I. Stone N.C. Banger Maud Warren Jennie M. Snow Wisconsin Marshfield Grand Rapids Arpin Wisconsin Central Chicago & North-Western Chicago Milwaukee & St. Pau

Substantial Aid for the Blind in Wisconsin Statute

State law provides quarterly county aid for the blind under Section 5211 of 1907. Eligible 21+ males or 18+ females, declared blind, not institutionalized, with income under 250 dollars annually, and bona fide Wisconsin residents.

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Local notes from Oshkosh area update residents and visitors

Ms Isaac Hebert visited Oshkosh for treatment with Dr Oviatt. Mrs D Hanson of Juneau visited her son D M Hanson for a week. Mae and Eva Reas visited Wanpua relatives. Mrs A Soles returned from Fond du Lac. Uriah Holly and wife from St Paul visited grandmother Mrs H L Whipple. Emil Gripentrog moved into Landaal house. Harry Car returned to Marshfield and resumed depot work. Frank Monte and crew began Frank Martins new home. Mrs Colby of Minneapolis stayed with son C F Colby. D M Hanson at Veterans Home guest of sister. Almon Lundgren returned to barber work in Spookville. Mrs E J Healy and daughter Inez and Mrs Percy Thayer visited Crowell. K Hayward and daughter visited J A Clark at Unity. E G Ingham and E Graves to Chippewa Falls then Albertville. Rev D S Householder home after Bloom City trip. to serve another year. Invitations issued for the wedding of Eva Graves and Foster Menlhattan on October fourth.

Isaac Hebert Oshkosh Oviatt D. ¥. Hanson Juneau D. M. Hanson Mae Eva Reas Wanpua A. Soles Fond du Lat Uriah Holly St. Paul H. L. Whipple Emil Gripentrog Landaal Julius Mellenthin Harry Car Marshfield Frank Monte Frank Martin Almon Lundgren Spokeville E.J. Healy Inez Chicago Percy Thayer Fond du Lac Crowell E.G. Ingham E. Graves Chippewa Falls Albertville D. S. Householder Bloom City Rev. Householder Eva Graves J. D. Graves Foster Menlhattan Ladysmith

Important to Mothers. Examine Everly Castorta Beare and Infant Comedy

Fragmentary text mentions CASTORTA and Beare in a pediatric or infant oriented comedy context. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable. Summary reflects the readable, uncertain OCR fragment and preserves named entities as present.

Local notices and social updates from Richfield area

Jacop Lehnherr repaints the barn. Ang Baulky buys two cows from John Jenkins last week. M. M. Travis visits Minnesota. Wundrow Brothers attend a Hewitt cousin’s wedding. Mozelle Travis visits Grand Rapids while home over weekend. Waldro Hoard returns from hospital to many friends. Mrs Chas Butler hosts her father C Davenport of Davenport. John Maxwell moves to Palmyra with his family. Help wanted for cook at Times office with wages four dollars and potential raise.

M. M. Travis Minnesota Wundrow Brothers Hewitt Waldro Hoard Chas. Butler C. Davenport Davenport, Laws John Maxwell Palmyra

Panzer Visitors and Wedding At Immanuel Church

Charles Panzer visits Mr and Mrs William Panzer as Math Rapp returns from Fond du Lac after a visit with Ernest. Lillie Duchow and Andrew Won drow wed at 10:00 a m Wednesday at Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev Aug Ristow officiating. A rustic anecdote about a one handed baseball player ends with a playful note on being an ex star.

Math Rapp Ernest Fond du Lac Lillie Duchow Andrew Wondrow Immanuels Lutheran Church Aug. Ristow

Bethel News Notes on School and Local Life

Miss Veenie Palmer stays with her mother while Miss Cass leads 24 pupils in church school. Threshing may start if weather holds. Frank Foote dynamited pine stumps for S. E. Pearl last week. Mrs. Abert Oleson of Madison visits Bethel. Miss Mary Tuley replaces Miss Jennié Snow at the Academy. Nielsen family away for a Danish Norwegian seminary dedication in Hutchinson. Ensilage fever discussed. one man dug a ground silo. Academy has 75 students, dorms full, more homes sought. Bertha Cass runs the fall primary session begun Monday the 18th. Sarah Nielsen of California helps in the home, with two Academy students as boarders.

Miss Cass Frank Foote S. E.pear Mary Tuley Jennié Snow J. C. Nielsen Hutchinson Minn The Academy Bertha Cass J.C. Nielsen Sarah Nielsen California Nielsen

Lincoln schoolhouse service and wedding reception report

Rock Services Sunday invite by Rev H Lothian to Lincoln schoolhouse and Town hall. E F Hillebert returned to Washington after four weeks here. Henry Sherman hosted a reception and dance for his marriage to Lola Van at the M W A hall. Mrs Sherman, lifelong local, praised the couple as they begin life together on the farm with Lindsey Telephones Central.

Lincoln School House Town Hall Rev H. Lothian E. F. Hillebert Washington Henry Sherman M. W. A. Hall Lola van Shermen O. van Mr. Sherman Lindsey Telephons

Sunday Visitors and Chicken Pie Social at Stowells

Cameron Wm Keisling called in Bakerville as Miss Minnie Klein and Mr Milan Tinkham of Oshkosh visited the Tinkham and Robi families in Marshfield. Sufferer Briley had tonsil surgery in Marshfield last week. Marshfield visitors S Sauerherring and Mable and Myrtle Winrow, along with Mrs Fred Frederik of Quonocowac, joined Charles and Geo Fredricks at a chicken pie supper at Stowell home. The meal featured a crisp pie, Hubbard squash, rolls, potatoes, pickles, coffee and assorted beverages. Weather cleared and members toured the threshing engine, making the social a popular, festive event.

Wm. Keisling Bakerville Minnie Klein Milan Tinkham Oshkosh Robi. Briley Marshfield S. Sauerherring Mable Myrtle Winrow Fred Fredrick Qoononawac Chas. Fredricks Geo. Stowell Stowells

Auctions Schedule Near Marshfield and Auburndale

Auction notices list two sales. On October 3 at 10 a.m. at the farm of Phil lip Schunk, four miles east of Marshfield, personal property including stock implements and furniture will be sold. On October 4 at 10 a.m. at the farm of August Rotlow, 22 miles northwest of Auburdale, all personal property and effects will be sold.

Wm. Boeldt Marshfield Phillip Schunk

Bargains Highlighted at Local Sales Event

Local notices invite shoppers to attend upcoming sales offering bargains across a range of goods. Community members are encouraged to preview items and take advantage of discounted prices.

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. L. Stone Spencer Mrs. Colby Minneapolis C. F. Colby and Veterans’ Home Vanesca K. Hayward Frank Hayward J. A. Clark Unity Beare Richfield Jacop Lehnherr Ang. Baulky John Jenkins Mozelle Travis Charles Panzer Mrs. Wm. Panzer Ethel Bell Madame Sherry Opera House Bethel Veenie Palmer Mrs. Abert Oleson Madison Cameron Kiefer NEW Adler Opera Otto Auerbach Karl Hoschna Walter Catlett Potter's Reserve Sale Stead South Dakota Wausau Merrill Antigo Stratford Edgar McMillan Prentice Ogema Floyd Fisher Rockies Western Canada Idaho Oregon North Pacific W. R. Callaway Minneapolis, Minn
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