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Frank Woodard
1899
04 12 OLD MAIDS' CONVENTIONS / Mrs. Frank E.
Woodard
What
amusement providers are pleased to term "Old Maids' Conventions" has
been quite the vogue this season in nearby cities, but it is perhaps a safer
venture to say that none of these entertainments has met with such unbounded
success as the one given last evening at Turner Opera house under the patronage
of the Clover Club of the Congregational
church. The gratifying results that
rewarded the efforts of the energetic women comprising this popular society was
but another achievement in the line of successes which have come to be
anticipated as a certainty in whatever they undertake. The production, we understand, was under the
direction of Mrs. Frank E. Woodard, who has been congratulated on all sides by
her careful management. WR
MRS.
FRANK WOODARD, HARVEST CARNIVAL FLOWERED CARRIAGE
Harvest Carnival flowered carriage, Sept., 1899. Mrs. W. D. Sproesser with Mrs. Dr. Carl Feld
and Mrs. Frank Woodard.
unknown 
Before
fabric awnings installed
1902
FRANK
WOODARD HOME
423 N. Washington
1911
07 06 FRANK.
E. WOODARD ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE
BANK OF WATERTOWN
At a
meeting of the board of directors of the Bank of
Watertown held on Thursday, June 28, 1911, Frank. E. Woodard, for many
years the efficient cashier of the bank, was elected president to fill the
vacancy in the office caused by the death of William Buchheit, and Fred Gamm
was elected a member of the board of directors, and he was promoted from the
office of the assistant cashier to that of cashier. The promotion of both men was with the
general approval of all the stockholders of the bank and finds great favor with
its patrons and the public in general. WG
1915
02 18 MISS MARY RIE WOODARD
Miss Mary
Rie Woodard of Milwaukee-Downer College and her guest, Miss Margaret McDowell of
Milwaukee and Miss Alice Woodard and Miss Dorothy Hulburt of Beloit were Sunday
visitors at the home of Frank E. Woodard and wife, North Washington
Street. WG
10 28 LOCATED IN NEW BANK OF WATERTOWN BLDG
Building operations in Watertown
have shown marked activity during the last year. Many new residences have been erected, as
well as a number of business buildings.
The chief pride of Watertown is the new building of the Bank of Watertown, which institution is the
oldest of its kind in Jefferson county. Its new home, which will be ready for
occupancy about Nov. 1st, stands at the northwest corner of First and Main
streets. The ground floor is equipped
with the most modern of bank fixtures, while the upper floors will house
several commodious office suites which will be occupied by such firms as the
individuals as the Old Line Life Insurance Company, Attorney Wm. H. Woodard, F. J. Prentiss [T.
& J. Prentiss] and W. C. Stone; while the president of the bank, Mr. F. E.
Woodard, will also have private offices above the bank. WG
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