| HEADLINES Bittersweet - by Fannie Hurst High School Notes Meet to Boost the Lutheran War Fund Odd Fellows Came Back with the Bacon Piano to be Raffled for Red Cross Benefit Red Cross Doings Roll of Honor Some Figures on the Y.M.C.A Campaign Sun Sprouted Seed Potatoes Will Bring Early Crop Use More Potatoes; Cheapest of Foods War Savings Stamp Sales Exceed Savings Bank Gains War Savings Stamps Advertised in Globe |
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| birth | Baker, son | Dr. and Mrs. M. V. Baker, of Kelso Wash., formerly of Marysville, report the arrival of a son. |
| HEADLINES Ebey Lodge Entertains Granite Falls Visitors Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Final Entertainment in the Marysville Lyceum Course High School Notes Jeffery Hilton Reflected School Director Saturday Leg Crushed Under Empty Auto Truck Lloyd Morgan Buys Marysville Theatre Obituary Red Cross Doings Reservation Indians Give Benefit Basket Social Roll of Honor Secretary of Agriculture Makes Appeal to Farmers Shingle Industry Badly Handicapped |
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| accident auto | Delano, Reece | LEG CRUSHED UNDER AUTO TRUCK Reece Delano, Secretary of the Marysville Mfg. Co., was the victim of an unfortunate accident at about 5:15 Wednesday afternoon when he had his left knee badly bruised by being run over by an empty auto truck. Mr. Delano was riding with John Hilton on J. D. Robinson's Truck when he stepped off as it was slowing up near his home on the corner of State and Fourth. In some manner he missed his footing and his leg slipped under the truck, the rear wheel passing over it slantingly over the calf and the thick part of the knee joint. He was carried to the Crain home and Dr. Munn was there within a few minutes. A careful examination disclosed no bones broken, although very painful lacerations on account of the cement pavement. |
| anniversary 50th | Stahl, Joseph C. | Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Stahl observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary, Sunday, 3 Mar at their home on Fifth street having been married in Algona Ia, 3 Mar 1868. Those helping them celebrate the occasion were immediate relatives: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Conrad and family, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Stahl and sons, Mrs. Mary Stahl, Mrs Harriet Tallman, and Mr and Mrs. R. E. Davidson. Although this was the smallest for years of our family gatherings. John, the eldest son being in Alaska, another son in California, and Lorenzo and wife and son in Centralia being unable to attend on account of bad roads, the day was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone present. Thos not feeling capable of telling jokes on the bride and groom did their part by encouraging the older ones present. Only the thot (sic) of being our parents' fiftieth anniversary justified us in going so strong against Mr. Hoover's suggestions in the dining room. |
| death | Kirkby, Martha | Obituary: Mrs. Martha Kirkby was born in Meigs County, OH, 23 Oct 1849, and died in her home at Sunnyside, 3 Mar 1918, age 68 years, 4 months and 8 days. At the age of 17 years she removed from Ohio to Minnesota, where she lived for 17 years. There, 11 Dec 1877, she was united in marriage with John Kirkby. Seventeen years ago they came to Washington and have resided continuously near Marysville. Mr. Kirkby passed away 4 years ago. At 14 years of age she joined the Christian church. After marriage she joined the Methodist church, of which she has been a consistent member. Altho her health did not permit her to take active work in the church, she has lived a devoted christian life, her every thought seeming to be for others before self. She was a loving mother and devoted wife. Her last days have been full of pain, but with all there has been a spirt of patience and resignation in waiting until her 'change should come.' She leaves to mourn her death one daughter, Mrs. Lula Wolcott of Sunnyside, two brothers and one sister in Ohio, one sister in Kentucky and a host of other relatives and friends in the east. |
| HEADLINES Airplane Service Requires Large Force of Extra Men Herbman's Lecture Ends Lyceum Course High School Notes Louis F. Weaver Now Somewhere in France Marysville Women Teachers Give Pal Notice To Theater Goers Plans to Increase Production of Food Red Cross Doings Roll of Honor Smileage Books to Broaden-The-Smile St. Patricks Ball |
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| death | Sather, Castbert Severin | Notice: estate of Castberg Severin Sather ...first publication 6 Mar 1918...Carl Johan Sather Administrator |
| HEADLINES A Marysville Boy's Experience in Texas Basketball Girls Win at Anacortes Daylight-Saving to Begin 31st of March Fifty-Fifty Basis on Wheat Substitutes High School Notes Liberty Meetings Drawing Big Crowds Non-Laying Hens and Pullets May be Sold Potato Congress to Meet in Seattle Roll of Honor Teachers Selected for Coming Year |
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| birth | Sarrett, daughter | Kruse: Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sarrett, a new daughter. |
| birth | Wilds, daughter | Stimson's Crossing: Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilds of Richmond Beach announce the birth of a daughter March 10th. Mrs. Wilds was formerly Miss Clara Clark of this place |
| marriage | Buchanan, Willamina | Local and Personal: Miss Willamina Buchanan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Buchanan, was married Friday, March 8, at 3 o'clock at her home north of Marysville to Mr. Jack Nard of Jacksonville, Ind., by Rev. C. E. Sanders. Miss Isabel Buchanan, sister of the bride was maid of honor. After the ceremony a dainty luncheon was served after which the happy couple left for Seattle, their future home. The bride was dressed in a blue satin dress, with a hat to match. It was a quiet wedding on account of Mrs. Buchanan being sick. |
| HEADLINES $11,000,,000,000 of War-Risk Insurance Catch Moles and Buy Thrift Stamps Chance to Join Naval Auxiliary Reserve High School Notes Liberty Meetings Growing in Fervor Marysville-Getchell Granite Falls Road Red Cross Doings Roll of Honor Smileage Books' Use is Greatly Extended Step-With-Pep Club to Give Jazz Dance Use Potatoes; Then Use More Potatoes War Bread From Potatoes |
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| marriage | Oftebro, Gus | Kellogg Marsh: Word has been received that Gus Oftebro was married Mar. 10 in Chicago, Ill. |
| move | Erickson, Wm. | Kellogg Marsh: a farewell party was given on Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. Erickson last Saturday night. The evening was spent by playing cards and supper was served at a late hour. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, were presented a beautiful piece of silver. Their new home will be east of the mountain. |
| move | Gehlhaar, Carl A. | Local and Personal: Carl A. Gehlhaar, formerly a meat dealer in Marysville, has sold his market in Bremerton and is on his way to Milwaukee, his health having failed. He stopped a day in Marysville greeting old friends. |
| Globe Introduction | February 1918 | April 1918 |
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