Winter Picnic and Church Event Highlights
Report on a midwinter church picnic held at the Burst Presbyterian Sunday School. 147 children dined together after games and a bugle call, followed by 886 attendees from other classes at the evening table. An attractive program by the Kodartan and church orchestras ran alongside a grand match and a donation drive totaling about $110. Randy distribution and lighting decor drew applause. Enrollment figures show 451 pupils with 227 girls and 224 boys, and four musical scholarships planned for the next six months with stipends attached.
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Burst Presbyterian
Alogether
Die Schaul
Crisada Boalae
Koda Carten
Jetinasly
Randy
Ava
Eiventy-Fiive
II Boss
Wien
Stenehera
Murteal
Tve Dolkers
Pretty Dancing Party Honors Mrs Hudson and Mr Kellogg
A holiday dancing party at the Comury on chatreet honored Mrs Hudson and Mr Kellogg V Hudson. Mae and Milas Clark Kellore hosted seventy young people who danced from evening until midnight. The Acnio orthesten played for the occasion and guests circulated between rooms as programs were made up. Mr Trudson and Charles Kellogg Flintgon visited at the Bee Opera with Maria Kellago and Aitise Kellogg at 275.
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Mae. A. W. Hudson
Kanpia City
Milas Clark Kellore
Mra. Hudson
Charlest Kellogg
Hudson
Acnio Orthesten
Ropper
Elesen Aelock
Notable Guests Visit Oshkosh Home
Mrs. Hudson is described as the daughter of Mrs. Maria A Kelloge. Horton has repeatedly visited Oshkosh at his grandmother's home. The gathering included guests from beyond the city such as Miss Ertrude Peck from Fond du Lac Miss Ethel Jack from Pont du Lac W Medberry from Fond du Lac Miss Josephine and Miss Martha Morgan from Rye N Y and Arthur Peek from New Haven Conn.
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Washington Street
Hudson
Maria A. Kelloge
Horton
Oshkosh
City
Ertrude Peck
Fond du Lac
Ethel Jack
Pont du Lac
W. Medberry
Fond du Jac
Josephine
Martha Morgan
Rye
N. X
Arthur Eek
New Haven
American Zouaves Buy Gans and Scaling Wall for Exhibitions
The American Zouave company formed in this city progresses rapidly. The group plans a complete exhibition at its next dancing party to raise funds for the uniform fund. Officers include Captain F. A. Krukow and secretary A. F. Luands, with several members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Krukow
A. F. Luands
FF. Schuppert
HY. Boynton
WW. Collier
Charles Gohsman
J. Hable
Charles Hering
H. Hogue
Charles Krukow
Ft. Reeck
J. Shaw
A. Steckman
William Pohl
A.tesch
Schonbarger
Steekbauer
Treasurer Robbed of $5087 in Woonsocket Office
County Treasurer Michiel Meir was held up by two masked men in his Woonsocket office and robbed of 5087 dollars in cash. The robbers escaped.
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Ay Associated Press
Woonsocket, S. D
Michiel Meir
Spitting on Walks Prompts Public Demand for Action
Citizens protest ongoing spitting on city sidewalks citing health risks from tuberculosis. Officials recall early enforcement of an anti spitting ordinance as business leaders urge arrests to curb the habit. A Candlelight Club talk by Dr. Ravenel is cited as shaping public sentiment against spitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Everal Blocke
Northwestern
M. J. Ravenel
Madison
Wisconsin University
Maccabees Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
Winnebago tent No. 45 Knights of the Maccabees elected officers for the coming year at a meeting. Names include Past Commander H. Biedermann Commander Bert Horton Lieutenant Commander Albert Langman and others. Installation set for Friday evening January 15 open to members and friends.
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Winnebago
Knights of the Maccabees
H. Biedermann
Bert Horton
Albert Langman
A. J Ryan
Chaplatn
Wiliam Leininger
J. F. Weidermann
G. H. Horton
G. H H. Horton
N. Gudwigsen
Sentinel
M. Zahn
WW. Howes
Pere Marquette Ferry Runs Aground Near Ludington
The Pere Marquette No 17 loaded with thirty full cars of freight grounded on a beach seven miles north of Ludington near Big Point Sauble. Ferry No 20 assisted but could not release No 37 due to high seas. Crews expect to transfer cargo once wind shifts and float No 17.
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Associated Press
Tadington
Mich
Pere Marquette No. 17
Ludington
Big Point Sauble
Kera Marquetiea Ferry No
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Daraday
Charles Kellogg Madson
Gans
Scaling Wall
Zouaves
Breldt
Large Sum
Maccabees
Carferry
Main St
Church Bros.’ Big Discount
China
Rosenfeld
Wanda
Anakonda
Baltimore
Mandy Loo
Little Nemo
Sweetheart
Rebecca
Troubadour
Rambling
Sam
Georgia
Lang
la Sorella
Juliette
Bombay
Little One
Church Bros
Rasmussen & Miller
O’brien
Dr. N. H. Teal
Algoma Street
F. A. Lampard
Saraphs Canal
W. H. Babcock
Jefferson Ave
Atmory
Gillen’s
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