Visitors mingle as Old Home week nears in city
Miss Belle Levinson of Chicago visits relatives here as Lawrence Gunz returns from Milwaukee and Whitewater. Miss Bessie Darmel stays at Waupaca Chain o Lakes for a week while Simeon Leland comes home from Clinton Boone IA and Chicago to see relatives and Mrs A ST Allen at Stony Beach. They plan to stay through Old Home week. Miss Lulu Ganzer visits in Chicago. Mrs F A Labudde and children return from two weeks at Kankakee and Milwaukee visiting Labudde's sister and southern Wisconsin resorts. Mr Coreot and daughter Kathryn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Levinson
Chicago
Lawrence Gunz
Milwaukee
Whitewater
Bessie Darmel
Chain O' Lakes
Waupaca
Simeon Leland
Clinton
Boone
A .St. Allen
Stony Beach
Lulu Ganzer
Ifende
F. A. Labudde
Kankakee
Milwauckee
Labudde
Wisconsin
Coreot
Kathryn
Mrs Berkley Heads East on Visit and Local Arrivals
Mrs J W Berkley leaves for New York City and Niagara Falls for a travel visit. Mr and Mrs Robert Crowell of Degator Illinois visit Mr and Mrs Irving Crowell. Mrs Andrew Culver and Bruce of Libby Iowa visit Madison and Dudley W Fernandez family at Stony Beach. J Dy Cole will move to Minneapolis after leaving Oshkosh. his family stays until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Berkley
New York City
Niagara Falls
Robert Crowell
Degator
Madison
Dudley W. Fernandez
Stony Beach
Electric Light and Wie
J_ Dy Cole
Minneapolis
Oshkosh
Mr. Cole
Old Home Week and Church Union Service Planned
Irving Crowell and Miss Meret Williams are noted residents involved in local events. The union service of north side churches will be at First M E Church with Rev Edward H Smith preaching. Walter Williams of Omaha Neb visits. Meret Williams will run Monarch Typewriter Co operations for Minnesota. he previously led Remington and served as Monarch district agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Crowell
Algoma Strest
North Side
M. E
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Walter. Willams
Qmahe
Neb
Mar- Meret Willams
Keating Street
Monarch Typewriter Company
Minnesota
Heel
Osh~ Kosh
Remington Typewriter
Monarch Typewriter
Fetr Gahia Dew
Man Charged With Attack On Stepdaughter At Thirteen
The accused man is charged with an assault on his thirteen year old stepdaughter. He fled the scene during the initial inquiry, prompting a police search. A prior record is noted in custody and case files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmast
Sherry Menorty
Sacred Heart Congregation Clears Historic Debt at Knapp Street
The Congregation of Sacred Heart paid off a $15,000 bank mortgage on Knapp Street after building the church and school. From a 1806 loan from the State Bank of Dehkosh to cover construction costs totaling over $57,000, the debt was settled within two years, marking a notable achievement for the working class membership.
Oshkosh Hosts Large Merchant Excursion Crowd
The east shore excursion brought 800 people to Oshkosh today. The Thistle arrived at 10:20 AM after the eastern party disembarked. United Commercial Travelers began their annual excursion to Calumet harbor, with return trips planned in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Shore
Oshkosh
Thistle
East Side
United Commercial
Calumet Harbor
Death of Soren Jensen in Oshkosh Home Death
Soren Jensen died Friday at his daughter Mary Petersen’s home on 158 Jefferson Avenue. Cause was ulceration of the stomach after about eighteen months illness. Born in Denmark in June 1826, he was 82. Survived by wife Marie Joonen, 87, and daughter Mrs. Mary Peterson. Funeral services set for Monday afternoon at 2. The obituary notes late-life emigration to Oshkosh around 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goren Jensen
Mary Petersen
Jefferson Avenue
Rhetland
Denmark
Marie Jon~een
Mary Peterson
Jonson
Oshkos
Funeral Services Across Town Highlight Local Obituaries
The obituary notices describe funeral services for George on Jeffers Avenue and Mrs. Th Parte at St. Mary’s church, with details of officiants and pallbearers. Interments occurred at Peers alde and Ivergde cemeteries, with attendees including Mrs. J. W. Kirehor and Mrs. Behurl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Schoelter
Meinting
Ivergde
Erbes
Steinfort
Bouchet
Froelich
Groth
Nerat
Hele Riday
Schwandt Excels in Herrick Trophy Match
Private Gustave Schwandt of Oshkosh Company F Wircans ranks well in the Herrick Trophy front month event at Camp Ferry. He pairs with Huntacker for top honors as scores are compiled at the Lue yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Schwandt
Oshkosh
Camp Ferry
Wisconsin Team Places Twenty-First in Match
The Wisconsin squad finished twenty first with a score of 110. In practice, Mr Schwandt ranked seventh. Practice included ten shots from varied ranges with rapid and slow fire, alternating at 200 yards, slow fire at 600 yards, and five shots at 100 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Acore
Mr. Schwandt
None of Them Secures Prine Place at Inland Lake Regatta
The Inland Lake regatta closed Friday afternoon on Lake Minnetonka. Tomahawk of the Minnetonka Yacht Club won the last race as the association concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prine
I. I
Ninectoake
Inland Lake
Lake Minnetonka
Tomahawk
Minnetonka
Froubadour
White Bear
Troubadour
Regialta
Lake’ Winnebago
Algoma
Oshkenh
Elub
al- Roma
Tommbank
Kathryn
Butte den Mort
Yacht Club
Virginia
Minnetonka Yacht Club
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Graves
Biel
K. C
St. Joseph's Church
Berlin
Main Street
Freeport
Grandstand
Friendship
Ernst Below
J. G. Rayner
J. L. Lelvher
Fond du Lac
Matie Buckley
Winneconne
Rhyner
Helen
Betow
Belew
Big Man
Tna
Belaw
Leicester
Fort Leavenworth
Ver Dyne
Waupon
Thicaga & Northwestern Railroad
Bartels’ Market
The
Congregation of Sacred Heart
Reek Reisen
Kioto
Main St
Soren Jensen
Hie Dasghiter
Arum
Newman
Newman Establishment
Ing Week
Goc
Taffeta Sillé
Choice
Jeffers Avenue
Electric Park
Schwandt
F. W. Christman
Rh. C. Crowell
Ira Parker Jr
Guoda
North Park
White City
Wisconsin Grain & Fuel Co
Sixth Street
Butte Des Morte
Mixa Mare Schoenfeld
Frank Joerges
Thin City
Grand Opera House
Edwards
Tolver
Fred Raymond
Jeremiah
OLD Arkansaw
Bauman’s
Northwestern
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