Oshkosh Chamber Aids Chicago Request For Havens Address
Secretary W H Englebright of the Oshkosh Chamber receives a Chicago Association of Commerce request for copies of Munson A Havens address. The Chicago group deems it a leading boataddress of its kind to be delivered before a business audience. The move promises Oshkosh broader publicity and recognition of local enterprise.
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W. H. Englebright
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Association of Commerce
Munson A. Havens
Chicago
Englebright
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Chamber pamphlet praised by Chicago Chamber
A May talk in Cleveland led to Oshkosh Chamber distributing a pamphlet of an address. In Chicago, Englebright noted the Chicago Chamber requested copies, calling the pamphlet well prepared and a compliment to Oshkosh. The address was deemed comprehensive and influential.
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Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
A Practical Chamber of Commerce pamphlet shown to Oshkosh
Mr Englebright says he has enough copies to distribute to Oshkosh citizens interested in joining the local Chamber. The pamphlet titled A Practical Chamber of Commerce was delivered before the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce on May 21, 1908. The title page urges every citizen to read it and then work for Oshkosh.
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Chicago
Englebright
Oshkosh
Practical Chamber of Commercy
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Eddie McGoorty Training in Chicago For Promising Pro Career
Eddie McGoorty, the Oshkosh middleweight, trains at Jon Choynski's Dearborn street school in Chicago. He spars four rounds daily with Choynski and has been offered a $1,500 purse to fight at Billings, Montana, though a westward move seems unlikely. The Chicago American praises his speed and right hand, and promoter plans to steer him away from eastern traps while Ed Bantry guides his career.
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Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Chicago
Iisight
Tony
Capon
New Orleans
McGoorty
Jon Choynski
Dearborn Street
Choynski
Billings
Mont
Santry
Chicago American
Choyngski
Eddie
Ed Bantry
Mipcone
German Circle Frolic at Oshkosh Normal School
Members of the German circle at Oshkosh Normal School hosted their annual Christmas frolic with a " Cobweb " party and a festive program led by director Prof. B. Mack Dresden. Guests enjoyed a string entanglement game, coffee, and German free kitchen refreshments in the gym after the program.
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Ite
Oshkosh Normal School
State Institution
B. Mack Dresden
Death of Mrs Inglis Sister of Mrs O Neil Fond du Lac
Mrs James W Inglis died at her father Franklin Swett home in Fond du Lac. Services set for Monday at 1 30 p m at Mr Swett's residence. The Meyer funeral later noted with Rev Roman Scholter officiating and a large attendance.
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A. B. O'Neil
Fond du Lac
James W. Inglis
Franklin Swett
Ingliata
Fravilia Avenue
Oxtkosh
Swett
Meyer Funerat
Henry Meyer
St. Mary" Church
Roman Scholter
H. C. Doman Company
Church Dedication Marks Remodeled Wisconsin Building
The St Pauls Evangelical church at North Park and Hartrest is set for three services tomorrow to dedicate its remodeled edifice. German and English addresses will be given by Rev H Nelfer Rev F Kuehther Rev C Dalles Rev William Bunosmuth and Rev John Weeks with music by the choir. The project cost about 5000 with 3100 raised by the society and local merchants. architects were Simon Bluar and Fluor Brothers. painting by William Raxmussen.
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St. Paul's Evangelical
North Park Avenue
Hartrest
Oftieck
H. Nelfer
Wisconsin
German Evangelical Synod of North America
Wilile
F. Kuehther
Ripon
Theodore Irion
C. Dalles
House of God
William Buensmuth
Emmanuel Church
Thirteenth Street
John Weeks
Appleton
Lev
Ho Gantmert
Fond du Lac
Edward H. Smith
Astor
First Congregational Cburech
Lrst Congregational Church
I Mulda Diestrow
St. Lows
Tdhe Ladies’ Ald Society
Young People’s Society
Clase
Freshman Sophomore Declamation Contest At Oshkosh High School
The freshman and sophomore declamatory contest was held in the high school assembly room Friday evening with an attentive audience. Winners were Helen Hall first, Gwen Owens second, and Lillian Paulsen third, with several juniors and seniors advancing to the upcoming preliminary to select Oshkosh representatives for district competition.
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Audliance
Lillian Paulson
Helen Hall
Ada Horn
Tessie Challoner
Ruth Carl
Gwen Owens
Miss Hill
Quatermans
Graham
Howard Rowland
Lillian Paulsen
Oshkosh
Thomas Hough Injured in Main Street Collision
Thomas Hough of 363 Jackson Street was injured when a delivery wagon from Peter Remer at the corner of Paotl and Main dragged him a short distance on Main near Washington. He was taken to Dr Burton Clark's office. injuries not believed serious.
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Thomas Hough
Jackson Street
Main Street
Washington
Peter Remer
Paotl
Main Aireste
Hough
Burton Clark
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