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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
14
A dense church notices page lists Sunday services for many denominations. It names methods and times for Baptist, Catholic, Christian Science, Congregationalist, Episcopal, Methodist, Lutheran, and other congregations with locations and service details.
Neenah Wisconsin plans to reconstruct the Fox River bridge on North Commercial Street and two shorter spans over the race and canal. The project, costing about 290000, will start in 1936 with state highway support and county aid. The long bridge will cost about 142900 with two shorter spans at 20000 each and will feature concrete construction and a sixty foot roadway.
An American Legion gathering is planned for Monday evening at Cook Armory with James P. Hawley in attendance. Delegates will report post activities and impressions from the Stevens Point state convention. The steering committee of the Neenah Business Men's Association also meets to consider Hough's resignation as secretary.
Ripon teachers include 36 staff members welcoming the new term as the Ripon public schools open on Moving morning. Several motorists face costs for traffic fines after speeding incidents along arterials near Fond du Lac and Milwaukee entries. Highway 22 east of the city limits has been opened to revel.
A special mass at St Marys in Menasha marks the anniversary of the Whiting disaster. The community mourns the loss of 37 killed in the George A Whiting explosion as plans for a public beauty spot and recreation building move forward. Fingertip injuries injure Joseph Sodniski at Menasha Printing & Cats ton plant, while a movement for a public beauty spot nears fruition near Main Street and the labor section.
A dense listing of daily programming across multiple stations including WEAF New York and affiliates. Highlights feature Navy Band, Waldorf-Arno Orchestra, and various orchestras with time slots across major markets such as Providence Montreal Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Chicago and Los Angeles. Also listed are weather, news updates, and on air anchors with regional time zones and station IDs.
Fragmentary notes describe Daisy Sprawe as a new tennis champion with photos by Lute Eng Wheelan. Mentions Helen Darnet and an English Channel swim attempt thwarted by cold feet.
A bride to be Jade is entertained at a flower shower with plans for a new flag pole. Meanwhile local chatter notes wedding preparations for Magdalene Apiski and Edward Konetaka set for September. A family tragedy involving Arthur Bekintaar of St Paul is reported with hopes for recovery.
Poysipfi Speclat 460 hp Warmwestern. Possippi Lord and wife Tra Jonneat visited Murkesin on Sunday and Monday Mia. W J Wavy and daughter Geraldine returned from a week’s visit at Bilwaukes. Tratph Holsworth and Mrs. W Caténche visited Fort Avkingon Oshitosh area over the weekend. Harry Dora vacationed in Waupaca. A S Harrison and family joined friends from Omro for Sunday at Silver Take and the Aah hatchery. Nelson and wife returned. Northward trips noted with family visits and camping plans. Fr Behrend and wife and son Michigan with Miss Withg Cotnneho of Qubkash were guests of Mrs. E A Holsworthy. Walter Bucholilt and May Gertrude Thomas visited. FarI Krueger and family from Galen were guests. Mrs. Krueger is Mrs. Johnson’s sister. Frank Slalsali, recovering from Mercy hospital Oshkosh.
An Associated Press report describes the Dresdens-A choir and a Saxony chorus gathering 25,008 singers with guests from across Germany. The first concert featured a 7,000-voice male chorus performance.
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