Passengers Panic As Motorman Jumps From Moving Car
In West Algoma on Wednesday evening a street car accident injures three women and leaves several others scared. Motorman Rollin Miracle leapt from the moving car after a controller flash and trolley pole detachment, urging passengers to jump. Mrs Veronica Roguska, Miss Margaret Messier, and Miss Zay Thomas suffer minor wounds and shock, with Mrs Sella Stocum, Miss Bathke, and Richard Pommerening uninjured. All treated at Lakeside sanitarium or hospital. none of the injuries appears serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Roguska
Oregon Street
Marraret Messier
Zay Thomas
St Éent
Lakeside Sanitarium
West Algoma
Sella G. Stocum
Miss Bathke
Richard A. Pommerening
West Algona
Sherman
Rellin Miracle
Miracle
Pommerening
Roguaka
New Motorman Described After Morning Accident
Detained at the hospital for a short time a new motorman named Miracle was described by Superintendent J. P. Pulliam. He said the incident startled the crew and while Miracle denied panic he appeared to lose his head after the controller flashed in his face. The police and company continue to review the events and actions taken at the moment of the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P Pulliam
Miracle
Damaged Shoes at Lampert-Ryder After Water Pipe Burst
Water pipe burst at 47 Main street caused about 2000 dollars of stock loss for Lampert-Ryder Shoe Company. A vacant room above the store froze, releasing hundreds of gallons of water soaking 400 pairs of shoes and goods. Night watchman S E Willyard alerted Police Officer Henry Frohrich and C F McGuire, who shut off the supply. Loss falls on the company as standard fire policies exclude water damage unless from fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampert-Ryder Shoe
Main Street
S. E. Willyard
Actne
Michael Dorsey
Willyard
Potice
Henry Frohrich
F. McGuire
Shoo Company
Kalkhurst and Dillon Couple to Marry in Texas Announcement
Ernest A Kalkhurst and Mae Agnes Dillon announced their marriage plan to unite in Texas. Miss Dillon is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan Dillon of Chicago. The engagement and wedding details were shared with friends and relatives as a surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Kalkhurst
Mae
Agnes Dillon
Joan Dillon
Chicago
Marriage in Chicago Ties Oshkosh Couple
The couple wed in Chicago on November 24 at the bride’s parents home and plan a eastern U S wedding trip. After January 1 they reside at San Antonio Texas where the groom, Kalkhurst, heads Burroughs Adding Machine district. The bride, daughter of real estate dealer John Fon, has two brothers treasurers at local theaters and is sister of Mrs. Thomas Quinn of Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
San Antonio
Tex
Kalkhurst
Oshkosh
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Colurbue
Wis Tils
John DH Fon
Colonial
Ilinois
Thomas Quinn
Green Bay
Cheney Tarr wedding ties Oshkosh pair
Mr George E Cheney and Miss Lacey Emma Tarr of Oshkosh were quietly married Wednesday at the First Methodist parsonage with Rev Francis A Pease officiating. The couple will reside at 78 Wisconsin avenue after December 5. Weston Rusch wedding follows at Utica with Rev Edward H Smith presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Cheney
Lacey Emma Tarr
Francis A. Pease
Josephine Ford
Edna Tarr
Cheney
L. &. Tarr
Waupaen
Wisconsin Avenue
Weston-Ruschi
Frank E. Weston
Anna M. Rusch
Utica
First Congregational Parsonage
Edward H. Smith
Minnie Wasmussen
Jennie G. Smith
Weston
Oakland Avenue
Growing a Soul Sermon at St John’s Universalist
Rev. A Tt Tillinghast preached on Growing a soul from John xiv 6. He argued Jesus way is the boldest utterance and urged testing its livability. The speaker described man’s solitary struggle to attain an inner soul amid changing seasons and vast forces shaping his making or unmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Universalist Church
A. Tt. Tillinghast
Jesus
The Way of Jesus Christ and False Paths
A sermon contrasts Jesus path with Judas plan and worldly schemes. It recounts a Europe man who for thirty five years defied God and bore a pistol life and regrets, then found repentance. The speaker condemns wickedness and praises the moral constructive way of truth and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
God
Min
Tolstar
Jesus Christ
Bck
Elections Report From Oshkosh Trades Union
At a regular meeting in Oshkosh Wisconsin the Oshkosh Trpographical union elected officers including Josaph Hutchinsons as president and W W Cook as vice president. Delegates to the Trades and Labor council were chosen. Also Scott Post of the G A R elected officers for 1909 led by George W Briggs as commander with Thomas Lett as senior vice commander and William Madder as junior vice commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Trpographical Union
No. Wi
Trades and Labor Council
Scott Post
John W. Scott Post
G. A. FL
G. A. FR. Hall
Merritt Street
George W. Briggs
Thomas Lett
William Madder
WA. Gordon
T. A. Spink
The
Post Corporation
George W. Brigen
George W. Neumann
Thomas Roche
C. M. Bnyder
Robert Brand
Abraham Lincoln
Minister to Hike Has Won Gold Wil Of Oshkosh Idies
The bazar of the Ladies Genevolent Society will sell lace items and other gifts on Saturday, December. Proceeds go to aid Oshkosh Idies and related charitable causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hike
Oshkosh
The
Ladies Genevolent Society
Funeral of William Hoppe at Riverside Cemetery
The funeral service for William Hoppe will be Saturday at 2 PM at his residence 208 West Algoma Street with Rev. G M Weng officiating. Interment follows at Riverside cemetery. Hoppe came to Oshkosh in 1882 and worked for Paine Lumber Company. he had been active until shortly before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoppe
West Algoma Street
G. M. Weng
Riverside Cemetery
Fox River Valley Basketball League Opens In Wisconsin
The Fox River Valley Basketball League begins with Oshkosh Fond du Lac Green Bay and Kaukauna YMCAs in the lineup. Oshkosh opens the season at Kaukauna Friday night with John Joe Edward Turner at forwards William Pritz at center and Bert Worden Charles Roe at guards. G D Young, the league physical director, will referee the Kaukauna game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox River Valley
Oshkosh
Fond du Zac
Green Bay
Kaukauna
Oghkosh
John Joe
Edward Turner
William Pritz
Bert Worden
Charles Roe Wil
Medical club meets in Oshkosh for papers
The Oshkosh Medical club gathered Wednesday evening for presentations highlighting outstanding papers by members of the local medical fraternity. Attendees included physicians from Oshkosh and nearby communities as they discussed recent research and clinical insights.
Display of Rare Laces at Oshkosh Bazar Windows
Oshkosh ladies and needlework enthusiasts view a display of rare Chilean laces hand made by Col. John Hicks for the Ladies Benevolent Society. The laces are shown in the windows of Doherty & Rice and praised for their beauty and high intrinsic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
John Hicks
Oshkosh
Ladies' Benevolent Society
Doherty & Rice
Ube United
Medical society notices at Tremont hotel and Mate Street
Nineteen members attended Dr W N Linn's coffee on Mate Street where Dr BC Gadden read a paper on Cristian Menger and Dr W Leivrrer presented a paper on Spire- Chetan. The Winnehspe County Medical Society meets at the Tremont hotel in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Linn
Mate Street
B.C. Gadden
Cristian Menger
Chicago
W. Leivrrer
N “Spire- Chetan
Tremont Hotel
Numerous Community notices from local groups and meetings
Short items announce a luncheon by the Woman's Work at First Presbyterian Friday noon, Willing Workers meeting with Mrs Graley, illness confinement updates, St. John’s lodge election of officers, WCTU monthly meeting, Peterson arrest and release, St Agnes guild fair preparations, American Zouaves dancing party with Acme Orchestra, 27 applicants for state legislature exams, Good Time club reorganization and social at George O Connor’s, ex-motormen gathering and next meeting at Main hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John‘s Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ellis’ Hall
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Good Templars’ Hall
Main Street
Jarl Peterson
H. F P. Dowling
Acme
Madison
D. W. Fernandez
Mack Dresden
W. M. Perry
George O'Connor
Traction Company
Good Templars
Boxing card set for December in Chicago ring
Edldie McGoorly and Tony Capont of Chicago plan an eight round bout before the Osh Kosh Athlete club on Friday December 11. The Queensbury rule governs with Viarry Stout of Milwaukee as the third man. Capont and manager Cal Morris have returned to Chicago after a fast east visit. A ten round bout with Jack Blackburn was canceled at the last moment. The Trinity Episcopal Church Men's Club meets this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edldie McGoorly
Tony Capont
Chicago
Straight Marguly
Queensbury
Viarry Stout
Pright
Milwaukee
Capont
Cal Morris
Jack Blackburn
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Orance
Lampert-Ryder Shoe CO
Las
Presons
Burt
Rollin Mirsete
Charles Phupr
Thea Wagner
Osikosh Retail Srchants Association
Lampert-Ryder Company
Wilson's Music Store
Me. E. A. Kalkhurst
Minn Mee A Dillon
Texan
Cheney-Tarr
Nev
Fla. Pease
Methodist Archive
Universalist Church
A. R. Tillinghast
Main St
Tron
Pets Post Office
Church Bros.’ Fair
Mary
Judas
Prendy
Grunies
Yerrescott Pont
William Hoppe
Rlver Valley
Medical Club
Oshkesh Medical Club
Wed
Horn’s
Wight
Hell
Valent Society Bazar
Thin City
Trinity Episcopal Church
Standard Oil Co
Essser OE
Cena Costa
R. M. Burtisco
Oshkosi
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