Associated Press men entertain in this city today
Wisconsin Representatives of the Associated Press met in Oshkosh for an annual gathering at the Atherton hotel. C R Boardman opened with a speech on the AP's growth and service, followed by remarks from Mr Hardy, Col Weed, Ed Kennedy, and others praising the press association and its contributions to Wisconsin politics and public service.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
aRenes
Mia
Byrdy
Wisenpeysin Beds
Neon
Ala Hiieheon
Cori
Athearn Hotel
Seyret Prominent
Col
H. T. Weed
Prince of Wales Showings Fatigue in Market Signa
A garbled report notes the Prince of Wales displaying fatigue during public events. It mentions deer drives and other sports as he seeks respite, with unclear details on dates or locations. The fragmentary text references errors and a possible examination of his condition.
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Aleve
Prince of
Tim Om
Felerhy
Marmaduke Breaks Trotting Record at Grand Creek
Marmaduke set a trotting record with a mile and an eighth in 2 1/5 at Randall today, driving Chucley Co- Tambys to secure the mark at the Grand Creek racecourse. Mes Mathexon, daughter of a local family, attended Moody Bible Institute in Chicago.
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Apsociated Press
Cleveland
Sarmaduke
Chucley
Colenting
Tambys
Arake
Randall
Mra MM
Mathexon
Thin City
Moody Bible Institue
Chiscago
Picnic and contests mark St Pauls Men s Club outing
The St Pauls Evangelical Church Men s Club held its annual outing at Kemp farm Clemannville on Sunday drawing over 200 members and families. Highlights included a field day with teams competing for the Terrible Voters cup won 18 to 1 by the Voters. women and children joined in contests while evening services featured Rev Theodore Irom and other pastors.
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Kemplen
Kempits Farm
Clemannville
Allver Irphy
J. Bentner
Komen Ukthends
John
Konrad
Fen Fluor
Plichee
Herbert Hamman
Peters
Greenhorn
Arthur Frabysh Furrow
Konrad Baldheada
Eharch
Theodore Irom
Parkway Church
One Brest
St. Leute
Irfen
Jacob Trton
St. Louis
Lun
Oshkosh Praised for Honest Report in Cities Contest
Oshkosh received praise from a panel of judges led by Aubrey Williams as they evaluated the cities contest. Milwaukee industrial expert Edward Scrimshaw and others noted Oshkosh’s strong earnings and thorough, conservative reporting while urging improvements in child labor and recreation facilities.
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Plauen
Wisconsin
Aubrey Williams
Winconals Conference of Social Work
Mantmatian
Oshkosh
Thoes
Ansociation of Commerce
Athearn
Orakosh
Colon
Teporia
Oshkosh Wa
Oabkoxh
Edward Scrimphaw
Kearney & Trecker
Milwaukee
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Owhkosh
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J. R. Batchelor
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Phong
Oshkond
Kenosha
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Nat T. Frame
University of West Virginia
Joseph L. Wheeler
Reuben McMillen Free Library of
Youngstown
Bray Renorm
Williams
Beach name auction seeks new club title in Superior
In Superior a local event by the Lions Club aims to rename a lakefront beach and nearby road. Pioneer resident Henry Butler will close the naming contest and award $28 to the top submission for the Lions' club name. The effort follows earlier renamings of local landmarks amid a broader naming dispute.
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Superior
Supesior
Lions’ Club
Dean Gee
Lake Superior Beach
Henry ¥. Butler
Irons’ Club
Ltone
Butler
Schafer
Concrete work finished on two main highways
The Neenah Winchester corridor gains a continuous concrete pavement from Neenah west to Winchester, with 18 feet of paving on a new stretch from the city to the settlement. Road crews faced quicksand delays while paving on Highway 186, now enabling detour traffic and future access via routes 9 and 150. Grading on Omro Eureka proceeds as paving crews prepare to lay four to five miles of concrete.
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Neenah
Winchester
Whochester
Omro
Neenah-Winchester
Winchester Settlement
Butte Des Morts
Omro-Eurekax
Omro-Eureka
Campaign Plans for Oshkosh Welfare Fund
The Community Chest board meets tomorrow morning at 11 in the Association of Commerce rooms to map details of the Oshkosh welfare fund campaign. Newly elected president R K Schrier will preside as general citywide canvassing plans are set for discussion.
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Community Chest Organization
Oshkosh
Community Chest
Welfire Fund
Rk, Schrier
Association of Commerce
St Mary's three day grand opening planned for new facilities
A three day program is planned to inaugurate St Marys new community bowling alleys gymnasium and auditorium. Dedication by Bishop Rhode expected on the first day with civil and religious events. An evening banquet a play film and sale of bowling alley slots are planned. finishing work is ongoing with completion hoped within two weeks to ten days.
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Willacy A. Real
St. Mary's Catholic
Timig Eothet
Paul Peter Rhode
Green Bay
Thres
Ania
Panquer Wu
Symnasium
Sacidl
August Pitt
Wnder
Aubr @ Jenron
Oshkosh Cow Testing Plan Aids Wisconsin Dairy Groups
H C Bearles of Fond du Lac visiting Winnebago County to promote reorganization of the Oshkosh Cow Testing association. The effort runs across Wisconsin with cooperation from the extension division of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture dairy division, led by GA Sell, Winnebago extension agent.
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H. C. Bearles
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Wisconsin ‘Dairyman’s Association
Winnebago County
Plan for early campaign by state workers discussed
Five will be decided as state workers organize a general plan. An intensive campaign will run earlier than last year. The charitable organization will prepare budgets in a few days, aiming to set funding not materially below last year’s. At Algoma the Oshkosh C T A directors met with association president Clarence Stayton and officers including Slayton as president and Ota Rurike as secretary treasurer.
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Laat
Searles
Oshkosh C. T. A
Farm of the Association
Clarence Stayton
Algoma
Slayton
Ota Rurike
Funeral Held for Mrs. Lida Farrell in Chicago
Funeral services for Mrs. Lida Farrell formerly of Oshkosh were held Monday at a Catholic church in Chicago with burial at Saint Saints cemetery. Attendees from Oshkosh included Miss Erna Berndt, Ruben Berndt, Mrs. Arthur Niemuth, and Mrs. Vitter Breakins. The accident occurred last Tuesday when Mrs. Farrell and her husband Thomas Farrell with Miss Margaret Farrell of Chicago were en route to the Dells. to avoid an oncoming car they veered and fell into a ditch. Margaret Farrell was hospitalized with injuries that improved. Mrs. Berndt and Orville Berndt sustained lesser injuries. Mrs. Farrell is survived by her husband, her mother, five brothers, and one sister.
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Jdnes Farrell
Lida Farrell
Chicago
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X Catholic Ehurch
Ait Saints
Fom Oshkosh
Afiss Erna Berndt
Ruben Berndt
Arthur Niemuth
Vitter Breakins
Ming
Margaret Farrell
Mercy Hospital
Berndt
Orville Berndt
Farrell
Obituary of Harry H. Fleischman Funeral Held
The funeral of Harry H. Fleischman was held Sunday afternoon at 2 from the Flass & Bilin funeral home. Rev. Edwin W. Todd officiated. Mrs. J. W. Kircher and Miss Clara Sehimiat Mang attended. Pallbearers included Tugge Pret Bewlinger Arthur Carr and Theodore Meglinger Fred RK Eeke and Cari Callies. Remains placed temporarily in River jm de vault.
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Harry H. Fleischman
Pvernex
Flas & Bilin
Edwin W. Todd
Mra
J. W. Kircher
Misa Clara Sehimiat Mang
Tugge Pret Bewlinger
Arthur Carr
Theodore Meglinger
Fred RK. Eeke
Cari Callies
Riverjm
de Vault
Nekim Townsmen Debate Summer Halt of Operations
Keel Roberts, Emil Miller, Hugo Merk of Nekim considered pausing association activities last spring. Members agreed to suspend for summer with a fall return if desired, while directors and others expressed support for the plan.
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Keel Roberts
Utica
Emil Miller
Hugo Merk
Nekim
Reorganization Effort Hints at 26 New Members
Twenty six members are necessary to reorganize. Messrs Sell and Searles, with application blanks, canvassed the prospective members this morning. Ms Sell urged that those whose minds have...
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Messrs. Sell and Searles
Ms Sell
Minda
County Agriculture Office Meeting On State Program Growth
Mr Searles reports progress in statewide programming and agricultural outreach. The state hosts 276 associations with 45 in the district, reflecting broad engagement and activity across counties.
Complaint Made to City Bus Drivers on Washington Boulevard
Citizens on Washington Boulevard report complaints to city authorities about several smoke and motor bus drivers. The city affirms receipt of multiple complaints regarding behavior and safety on public transit.
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Tolicenf
Washington Bulevard
Unclear driving law violators curb mufflers on Washington Blvd
Report notes drivers operate machines on Washington boulevard with cutouts open. Violations occur day and night. Driving without a muffler closed is punishable by a fine and police have promise of arrests.
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Washington Boulevard
Driver in Sixth and Michigan Crash Injures Man
A January incident at Sixth and Michigan street left Michael J. Zahn of 723 Fifth Street injured after his bicycle was struck by a vehicle driven by an unnamed motorist. The accident occurred Monday night near the corner, with authorities investigating the details.
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Michael Zahn
Woite
Sixth and
Michigan Street
Michael J. Zahn
Fifth Street
Automobile Accident Leaves Person Injured
An auto collision occurred with an occupant thrown to the ground. The exact sequence is unclear and the driver’s identity remains unknown as the ambulance is summoned and the injured individual is taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Zahn
Mércy Flaxpital
Watertown Man Recovering From Self Inflicted Wounds
35 year old Win Richard Brock formerly of Watertown is hospitalized here with wounds to both wrists thought to be self inflicted. Authorities report the injuries are related to a personal safety incident, with Brock currently in care at a local hospital recovering.
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Unised Press
Richard Brock
Watertown
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