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Home›History›Step back in time: Sept. 17-23 in Hub City history

Step back in time: Sept. 17-23 in Hub City history

By Hub City Times
September 26, 2017
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By Ann Ziegler

Ten years ago

William Allen, who died Friday from a rare blood disorder, was honored Sept. 18 with the lowering of flags in the city for the full day by order of Mayor Mike Meyers. Known as “Mr. Marshfield,” Allen was the voice of every Dairyfest as announcer at the Mayor’s Breakfast and parade.

Twenty-five years ago

Dr. Joseph J. Mazza, Marshfield Clinic hematologist, was appointed director of medical education, effective as of Wednesday. He succeeded Dr. Richard D. Sautter, a cardiovascular surgeon, who was director for 17 years.

Fifty years ago

Held at the Wisconsin State Fair last month, the Marshfield Youth Band won a second place trophy in the Class A concert competition. Judy Lang and Larry Peterson, both of rural Marshfield, were among the participants in the band.

Seventy-five years ago

Manager of the Marshfield Fair Store E.A. Guensberg was named as chair of a local committee that will focus on helping recruit men for a “token crew” for the new battleship the Wisconsin. Named assistant chairman of the committee was L.H. Dressendorfer.

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