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:0RTATLLEGE| completed much of the assignments - given them are £. A. Clemans, Mrs. i Mabel A. Riordan. Miss Elizabeth M. {Herb. R. E. Gruenhagen. ?. W. Walsh, i P. EL Jest. Miss Ellen P. P. Peake, {Mrs. Ruth S. Mace.COUNCIL DEFERStion at s HeldACTION ON GOLFLINKS RESOLUTIONIyjM.-esr.ers: \ Question of Increasing Size of iers coj-! Municipal Course Put OverFor Further Considerationirsc seek j i alumni { ay. June s ■ regular I tdnesday, |On she ground that they have not !i?.d a '•uSScien.’ opportunity to studyof com-. ^. accord- i **■ Casey's proposal io revive the jleted by j project to enlarge the municipal got? Oshkosh | course at Mary Je*el! park, members June 1, *cf tfce commission council declined to tel. ThejJa^e any action on the park board's Hoist the f resolution when zhst document:. wascase, Mr. Msxey contends, the greens fees will more than pay for the cost.WILL PAY FOK LAND.He insists that the fees collectedfrom golfers -.viU pay for the land in a few years and the city will have acquired an additional park without cos;, besides a g-cc revenue proa„.... He points to the fact ths.t the revenues from the nine-hole course in | Mary Jewel! park exceeded $7,000 las::season.! The only other matter taken up at the council meeting this morning was ike matter of abandoning the stub end of South Main street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. None of the property owners appearing. the council decided to again defer action m this matter resetting the date for the hearing to June 5.On recommendation of Chief of Police Gabbert and Corporation. Counsel Lloyd D Mitchell, the council also refused to grant ncn-intoxi-cathig liquor licenses to iL P. Bioechl,nnasium!GIRLS!j presented at the regular councilwill be meeting this morning.Instead, the resolution was simply‘referred to the council” so that members would have more time toite serv-he First . RobertHe Whispersto You ofector of consider the proposal.city, will Sis sub-World.” RJC.the sen-week, to ■lass davThis action was taken without comment, although after the meeting Councilman Oaks declared quite emphatically that he had not changed planned his mind on the proposal since last ag, June*year.uled for Neither Mayor Kitz nor Council-ark. but man Hagene expressed an opinion, the oc- i he former saying iie had not evenm the had opportunity to read the proposal.INVOLVES LARGE TRACT.The project involves the proposed purchase or lease of seventy-two acres of land southeast of the present nine-hole course at Mary Jewell park. The land is situated on the southeast side of West Aigcma street behind the row of houses fronting on that streetand in the territory drained by Sawyer creek.It is the only available land convenient to the municipal course, Air. Maxcy contends, and should be purchased or leased at this time before it is too la* j. The purchase price set on the entire tract is $23,080.In the event the city does not desire to purchase the land outright at this time, Mr. Maxcy has suggested that the city lease the land for an annual rental of 6 percent of the■P w — « _ _ ^ .LOVE—BUT—:creIronASKAre You Fitam will he First nas and i gradu-Brown-be ihe .ladison, Iic in-nt prc-1. as 10To Marryograms, events ill wear »ns will sceivingchelor’s le girlsSpring; Love, Youth— a Proposal— Marriage, love—and thenTHE TERRIBLEAWAKENING!IplomS purchase pricc- or $l^80* m eitherf blue-ave theFREE™1LB0XLearn of the Terrors of the Greatest Social Evil —before It is too late!SeeThis Great Fearless Film{Presented by the AmericanTfn If h ^Tlr! Hvcnantr* t n-a iniaTter-
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, US
Tue, May 22, 1928
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