Safe crack raid hits oil station and more burglaries
Thieves blasted the Standard Oil Plant at Light Street and Algoma Boulevard and stole cash from a nearby business. At the Winnemac Auto company a safe was pried with little taken. Baranowski-Lavin and other sites suffered break ins with cash registers opened and money stolen. Two suspects from Detroit are held in Neenah after confessing to multiple robberies. Equally panicked, Trinity Guild Hall janitor noted a mysterious red touring car near the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Light Street
Algoma Boulevard
Trinity Guild Hall Seas Man
Red Auto Neary
Oshkosh
Bacanwwaht Auto Company
Senith Math Street
Ttmelec
Teialty Guddhan
King Station
Jimmy Sing
Polce
Commany
Prntriasonal
Guild Hall
Trinity Guild Hall
Hin Pallrr
Uhah
Ko Noone
Valen
Winneman Auto Company
UGRD
Baranowski Lavin Company
Cnah
Yacken
Neenah
Tha Northwestern
Nees i
Fran
Plummer Avenue
Malinatrett
Feenah
Wan
Vhn Booth
Noasenold Gocda
Jn Mut
Ptae “Ungu
Prominent Banker of Winnegonne Dies at Village
The village mourns a renowned banker of Winnegonne who died after a long illness. He led the Bank of Wane ECON and had frequent health concerns in recent years, with Kara ton noted in his later years.
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Bank of Wane
ECON
Kae Ton
Tuertes Spars
Turing
Ellie
Heolerine
Death of Winniconnie banker and civic figure
William Wiley of Winniconne, aged 54, longtime Union Bank director and Knights of Pythian member, died after a career in the village's public life. He is survived by his wife Lila and four children, with services scheduled at the Presbyterian church in Winniconne. Interment at Winnertine cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Haiving
Jude
Weyreid Beis
Mier
Miley
Garnett
Andersonehunty
Air LE
Dank
Union Bank
Maxentaandar
Winnpeonie
Knights of Pythian
Bikele
Aengat Board
Mr. Wileyfa
Lan T. Miey
Carry Wetaley
Bynoan Leey
Berningsley
Irma Itley Iyer
XhicaKo
Sletern
Alae
Court Docket Beats and Fines At Local Workhouse Session
Court records show multiple speeders and minor offenders processed at the Workhouse session. Several defendants, including Ott Miller, face fines and alternate obligations while others plead guilty to various charges in a crowded county proceeding.
Italian Squadron Off to Tangier Mission Amid Meresco Developments
Italian forces move toward Tangier as reports indicate warships Worcester and Wren proceeded from Wheehall to Gabranie. The motive cited involves alleged war-related actions and regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs Motel
Amerguers
Wit
Piieh
Worcescer
Wren
Outdoor rally for Spanish War veterans draws crowd
Veterans from Milwaukee, Sheboygan, Appleton and others gathered at Menominee Park for a Sunday picnic. Camp Commander Charles Totrate of Oshkosh welcomed visitors while Department Commander George Mormie spoke on unity. Pension efforts were discussed and prizes awarded for contests, with dinners served and plans to make the Fox River Valley outing an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Taggert
Manawa
Alee Visten
Fira
Senominee Park
Rug
Nelson A
Fies
Bost
Miwauker
Haein
Fondai Lue
Keaver Dam
Appleton
Greenton
Woupaca
Neenaly Meranha
Sheboygan
Ripon
Charles Totrate
Oshkosh
George Mormie
Jin
Optimis
Veniar
Wir Comain Department
United Spanish War Veterana
Raw Weaver
Heaver Dam
National Veter
Fox River Valley
Fatal gasoline flare injures teen in Manawa home
Mine Marion Taggret, 17, sustained severe burns at a Manawa residence when gasoline ignited while a rug caught fire. Margaret Tagert died from injuries. Sheila Velte and others suffered burns as attempts were made to extinguish the blaze. Authorities planned to transport the injured to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Taggret
Manawn
Mery Hospital
Ghrin Velte
Feynon Street
Rink
Margaret Tagerrt
Shiela Velte
Marion
la Weliewette
auMelent
Ryan
Ching Margaret
Nel
Puc
Sra
Jorgensen
Quinn Velle
Mint Margaret
Mr. Velie
Alta
Velle
Kiel
Ming Marlow
Miss Margaret
Manawa
Marion Hut
Vatte Dame
Ripon
Betot Viedt
Cadet Band at South Park Draws Big Crowd
A large crowd attended a South Park concert featuring the Cadet and Infantry bands. The Tuesday program drew the largest turnout of the year with excellent weather and a bright moon enhancing the evening. The 127th Infantry band was slated to perform at Menoni Park, continuing a popular series that draws near-capacity crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park Infantry Band
Mencmines
South Park
Tueaday
127Th Infantry Band
Menoni
Rark
Masons Invite Members to Wayne County Picnic Event
Masons from Michigan chapters including Norway Ceyntat Falls Iron River Florence and Iron Mountain plan a large picnic four miles north of Iron Mountain on state highway 2. Tron Mountal leads the Muscatine lodge in organizing the event with dances games and activities for families. About 2000 Masons expected to attend to promote relations between Masons and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munotia
Alse
Michigan
Nightingale Reaset
Iron Mountain
Stichigan State
Tron Mountal
Mehom
Maxonie Association
Iron River
Flarance
aRarn
Michigans
Mamuta
Au Gamities
Black Geese for Park Purchase Adds Wildlife Showpiece
Four black Canadian geese were bought today by the city for Mee neamnee park and an equal number for Stuith nawk. The native birds, described as wild geese with white markings, were purchased from Charlie Uoemel to enhance the parks and provide an attractive display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinds Snd
Emme
Romenine
Meeneamnee Park
Charlie Uoemel
Panama ruling clarifies railroad movement near New York Harbor
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroads touching the New York harbor may operate Donte and harees incident to protect movement without violating the Panama Canal Act. The decision clarifies permissible operations under the act as applied to harbor areas and interstate commerce guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington, D.C
New York Harbor
Interstate P Commerce Commission
Sectarianism Foe to Progress Highlighted by Rev Wittens Real
Rev Wittens Real of St Marys Catholic church spoke at the Athenen hotel to Rotary members and city residents urging unity. He said sectarianism blocks community progress and praised the new St Marys community hall on Merritt street as a space for all. A representative of Raymond Pictures Inc announced plans to show a film featuring various author results in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Wittens Real
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Athenen Hotel
St. Mary's
Merritt Street
Hindron
Maymond Pictures Inc
Two Minor Accidents Heal Hidden Drivers In City
Weekend accidents damaged several vehicles at Main and West Lincoln avenues and at West New York Avenue and Vic h Street. A limousine owned by Frank J Schneider collided with a small car driven by George Pellegrin at about 2 20 o'clock, both cars damaged. George Miller and Adam Kretek’s cars were damaged in a collision at New York Avenue and High Street around 3 59 o'clock.
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Colidona
Main Street
Incela Avenue
New York Avenue
Vich Street
Lincoln
George Miller
Offoo
Adam Kretek
High Street
Obituaries for Emma Gerdes Agnes Mano Paul Xiebunde
Funeral notices report Emma Gerdes wife of Emil R.B. Gerdes died recently with services at Christ Lutheran church and home. Agnes Mano’s funeral was held from the home with Rev. Benjamin Schluster officiating. Paul Xiebunde funeral conducted at home with Rev. Schluster aiding. pallbearers listed and graveside salute observed.
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Grrdes
Emma Gerdes
Emil RB. Gerdes
Christ Lutheran Church
Boyd Street
Ard Block
Wong
Ennree
Kircher
Gus Yoo
Frank Kiecher
Arthur Heb Bewatte
Joan Hable
George ‘Weber
Agnes Mano
Trretfihiatreet
Benjamin Schluster
Charg
Keabende
Paul Xiebunde
Minnesota Street
J. .F. Biieber
Lehninik Wens
Fred Run
Edvein Frank
Ernest Hadtke
Mil “Wolkman
Walter Burs
Whitlam Krueger
Carl Bahr
Four mile stretch of road finished in county project
The highway commission office at the courthouse reports two miles of the Neenan to Winchester and Larsen project remain to be paved. Four miles of the five and a half miles on route 159 from Neenan to Winchester are finished, with Larsen’s half mile south of the main road still incomplete. The completion is expected before equipment moves to the Eureka road site.
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Neenah
Omeo-Eureka Road
Goon
No Minte Park Besch
Qmre
Omro-Eureka
Che
Local scene bids to swim Lake Winnebago first
Roy W. Thomes, a local boy and former Miami life guard, plans a bold attempt to swim the 12 to 13 mile width of Lake Winnebago at Menominee Park. If city authorities grant permission, he may begin as early as tomorrow or Wednesday after weeks of preparation.
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Lake Winnebago
Menominee Park
Roy W. Thomes
Miami
Fla
Permuasion
Ciy
Thomies
Roy
Iie
Short Notes on Visits and Travel in the Midwest
Jane Kekatela spends ten days in Chicago. Mrs A J Mace visits Winnetka for a week to see relatives Mire and Alice O Connor of Oak Fork. Mrs BE Hannen of Larees and Mrs J V Parker of Omre depart Friday for Kennan Wisconsin for a week. Mice Hartrett Beno visits aunt Mea C O Owens in Chicago and plans to visit Milwaukee relatives and friends.
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Jane Kekatela
Chicago
A. J. Mace
Winnetts
Mire
Alice O'Connor
Oak Fork
Ralativan
Mra
SC Hannen
Larees
Aira
J. V. Parker
Omre
Kennan
Wis
Mice Hartrett Beno
Mea. C. OQ
Owens
Milwaukee
Kiwanis Picnic Planned by Fond du Lac Amnon Clubs
Oshkosh Kiwanis members plan a Wednesday evening trip to Eneco Park south of the city for a Fond du Lac and Amnon Kiwanis picnic. Fond du Lac will provide music and entertainment and act as host club with members bringing families and baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera Fr
Wisconsin photographers attend international convention in Cleveland
Ha Terman and son Robert returned from a motor trip to Cleveland where they attended the international convention of photographers. Only five from Wisconsin attended. Mr. Lyman noted roads across Wisconsin were good and, traveling through England Ohio Michigan with a side trip to Pennsylvania, Wisconsin farms and crops were far superior overall to those in the mentioned states.
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Walter Hewitt
Millwaukee
Stra
Hewit
Clark
Algoma Boulevard
Ruth Osterteg
Katherine Allen
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Lizette Kraning
Mies Ann Salsteder
Tuliowstons Nationet Park
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Terman and Son
Robert
Have
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Lyman
Ingland
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Dividend Declared By Alfied Press Chicago Directore
Alfied Press announces a dividend declaration in Chicago directed to the Standard Mil company of Indiana. The statement references corporate actions and financial distribution expected to impact stakeholders in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfied Press
Chicago
the Standard Mil Company
Indiena Today
Missing Milwaukee Boys Prompt Police Search
Two youths vanish sparking a local police search. John Kolesivea, 17, left the Cutler Hammer office after payday and has not been seen since. Rayme B Grudzelamak, 4, wandered from home in West Allis Saturday and remains missing. Authorities appeal for public help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prens
Milwaukee
John Kolesivea
Cutler-Hammer Company
West Allis
Rayme B. Grudzelamak
Iweat Allis
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Brown
Gore Abe
Emill Meyer
Lwn
Meyer Farily
Mever
Tam
Watty Af Nerah
Piaces
Janesville
Winnegonne
Sashier
Rory
Cnanler
Naale
Caen
Tein Sehabtashl
Otto Milley
William Hadans
Frok Miller
Jaki Witkowabl
Ott Miller
Uleky
M. Broun
Antisoble
Nebraska Street
Toy Mor
Sine
Syhnentergre
Rene
Hareld
Lester Lor
Rudy
Tasetiey
Anne Tenevil
Seved
Anstad Riayed
Mehra
Ruther
Kewadonn
Ules
FO Tangier
Sanday
Méenemfines Park
Murtop
Nisginnor
Masons
Black Geese
Panama
Kuehmsted’s
Winnebago
Badger Lumber and
Mfg. Com
Kline
Kline’s Employees
Omro Park
Seinghoura
Sling
Omre-Eireka
Ronzer Aalean
Walter Scott Market
Paul Kinbunde
Speria
Ofr
Sehmeter
Hadford-Wright Co
Giso
American Legion
Ferdinand Alabunds and
Lane
Universal Products Co
Doty Street
Gikkosh
Oshkosh Brewing Com
Ean
Oshkosh Savings and Trust Co
KIM & Pfeil
R. B. Anger & CO
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