Blahnik Funeral Set for Polish Church Service
Funeral plans announced for James Blahnik who died Friday at Alexian Brothers hospital. Services will be Monday at nine at the Polish Catholic church with burial in Riverside cemetery. Survived by wife and nine children Rose William Edward Elete Robert Estelle Sylvia Carroll Afraid plus three sisters and four brothers. One sister and one brother in the old country. Two sisters and two brothers live in Menominee Michigan and one brother in Kaukauna Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blahnik
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Riverside Cemetery
Rose
William
Edward
Elete
Robert
Estelle
Sylvia
Carroll
Afraid
Old Country
Menominee
Mich
Kewau- Nee
Wis
Elks Memorial Services Set At First Congregational Church
Oshkosh Elks plan memorial services at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the First Congregational church on Algoma street in memory of brothers who died in the past year. J Howard Jenkins will give the memorial address with eulogies by Leo K Eaton Henry Dehde and Edward Crave. Open to the public with a lodge section reserved for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozhkosh Elks
First Congregational Church
Algoma Street
J. Howard Jenkins
Leo K. Eaton
Henry Dehde
Edward
W. A. Gordon
Adam Zentner
S. Rex Holliser
Lodge
Divorce Granted to Mrs Olga Halle of Neenah
Mrs Olga Halle was granted a divorce from Wilhelm Halle by Judge Burnell. She claimed he lived in Denmark with another woman and described years of cruelty. She said they married in 1882 in Denmark and have seven children all living with her as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Halle
Neenah
Denmark
Necoah
Burnell
Wilhelm Halle
Halle
Boston
Minnesota
Judge orders alimony and fees in Stelter divorce case
Jacob Stelter formerly of this city now of Fond du Lac is ordered by Judge Burnell to pay attorney’s fees court costs and $5 weekly temporary alimony while divorce proceedings by his wife Annie Stelter continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Steler
Why City
Fond Dua Lac
Dix tee-Action
Burnell
Fond du Lac
Nay
Annie Stelter
Drowning in Ice Near Daemel Point Claims Two Boys
David Larget aged twelve and Frank Casper aged eleven skated on Lake Winnebago near Daemel Point when Larget broke through a thin spot. Casper attempted a rescue but also fell in. he was saved by the Doemel family. Larget’s body was recovered after a lengthy search. Casper recovered and returned home. Clarence Newbert ran to his home on Howen street. The accident prompted police, ambulances, and sheriff to assist in the rescue and recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Larget
J. Larget
Bowen Street
Lake Winnebago
Frank Casper
Clarence Newbert
Howen Atreat
Daemel'a Point
Larget
Casper
Sarget
Gove
Charles Doemel
Doemel
Kle Eon
Hubert Doemel
Hazel Street
McCusker
Hiller
Rhyner
Buory
Kohgail Undertaking Establishment
Beford
Charles Dgemel
Edward
North Park
Irving Street
Jep
Family dispute over stolen furniture and shared home custody
Court orders return of belongings but not to force husband Steler to restore furniture after moving to Fond du Lac where he runs a trunk shop. The couple has agreed to settle housing arrangements while disputes linger over brewerty value and business income. a separate drowning accident near the lagoon is recounted with speculative details about two skating boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steler
Bowen Street
Fond du Lac
Steter Case Details Desertion Claim in Fond du Lac Household
In her complaint Mrs. Steter accuses her husband of cruelty. He counters with desertion citing his invitation for her to stay at Fond du Lac which she refused. The couple’s two children Olga eighteen and Lawrence sixteen are living with their father by choice.
Married This Afternoon Englebright Minors Tie
Mr William H Englebright and Miss Evelyn F T Minors wed at one oclock this afternoon at the bride’s brother H W Minors 125 Court Street. Rev John W Greenwood officiated. The couple will reside at 271 Jackson Street and be at home after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam H. Englebright
Misa Evelyn F.T. Minera
H. W. Minors
Court Street
John W. Greenwood
Trinity Episcopal Church
Englebright
Chamber of Commerce
Jackson Street
Judgment Upholds Injunction Over Water Shutoff
Judge Burrell orders Henry G. Pelton to stop shutting off water at the Oshkosh lodge hall and to pay 310 damages plus costs after the May 19 incident. The permanent injunction directs payment of rent to the trustees B E VanKeuren and E M Griffiths of the Oshkosh lodge. The hall is on Main Street above Pelton’s bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell
B. E. VanKeuren
E. M. Griffiths
Oshkoshtoige
Henry G. Pelton
Mr. Pelton
Tragic skating death claimed young Tor rington athlete
In the undertaking rooms a boy lies in a peaceful sleep as his father bears grief with composure. The dead youth, described with a healthful flush from outdoor exercise, wore wet clothes and skates beside lever clubs of the Torrington make. He left four brothers: Ray twenty three, Ray seventeen, Edward fourteen, and Harley three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hithme
Torrington
David T. Larget
Ray
Edward
Harley
Gustaf Schubert Dies at Age Twenty Five
Gustaf Schubert died this morning at his Bowen street home at age twenty five. The cause of death was pulmonary tuberculosis. He left a mother and two fathers in his life and is survived by his stepmother three uncles and a grandmother. The funeral arrangements were not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaf Schubert
Tewen Street
Mather
Anna Gabbert Schubert
Carl Schubert
Mary Walbus
Schubert
Ree
Mra
Elisa Bowron
Bowron
Bowen Street
Arthur, Herman
August Gabbert
Henrietta Gabbert
Foreclosure Action and Local Notices From Oshkosh Area
Foreclosure of mortgage ordered by Judge Burnell in Cane tovetving land dispute in Wingheater Winchester area involving the Rogers and Conway families and Paine Lumber. Other items note December 10 dance at Deutscher club, bank clearing figures for the week, real estate transfer at State street, Mission band schedule, James H. Davidson’s Washington trip, lodge officers elected, and a civil service exam in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnell
Josephine Morgan
Martha Morgan
Ruth Morgan
R. H. Hackett
George W. Rogera
Fdth
Winchester
Rogers
Conway
Brockford
Fame Lumber Company
Eaton & Eaton
Tha
B. EB. van Keuren
Deutacher Club
Itaese
Court Street
Arion Orchesttra
Guhkosh
State Street
Lewer & Lower
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Madras
Sea Island
Rec
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Ggec
Hurn’s Book Store
Main Street
Elk’s
Miessla
Zobel
Rison
Mise Margarete Helsinger
Washington Street
St. Agnes Guild
Blahnik
Elks Have
Oshkosh Lode
Benevolent and Protective Order
WIL
Lake Winnerator
Duem
Sylvester J. Larget
Monnday
Korea
Thrace G. Underwood
First Presbyterian Church
Armory B
Mr. W. H. Englebright
Misa Evelyn F. T. Minors
Templar
The
Baptist Temple
Holy City
John A. Cameron
Mian Erna Dichmann
Mark Whitpleney
Lenar
Geo
Camwell
Basa
Clarence Echapart
Pianint
L. Frank Gates
Pasece
Oshkosh
WcDanielda & Swank, Prope
Bent Blovck
Muln St
Klint & Gazzolo’s
Jim
Bauman
Bowen Street Lutheran Church
Erek
Riverside Cemeters
Nent Son
Carl D. Thompson
Milwaukee
Trade and Labor Council
Wingheater
Ver
Congressaman
James H. Davidson
Mike Jessie Lovell
Congressional Corettes
Washington
Congress
Davidson Wll
Dewey Hotel
Oshkosh Lodige
Noble Grand
Edward Neuenfeld
Charles Mace
Peter
Madison
FR. Mack Dresden
J S Fernandez
Civil Service
Mentor
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Heymann Co
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