Not in the quake Ance Tweed Andrews near Naples
Mrs Ance Tweed Andrews and family near Naples Italy are not believed to have been in the earthquake zone. Friends in Oshkosh anxiously read dispatches stating the tremors killed about 100000 in southern Italy and Sicily, while Naples area reported unaffected.
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Naples
Italy
Grant
Alice Tweed Andrews
Edith
Vernon
Ead
Sicily
Vorthwestern
Napice Ite
Haly
Ormer Oshkosh
Oshkosh
Eighty six Added to Oshkosh Messership Council
At a regular Oshkosh council No 2 meeting the Protenal Leserve association initiated twenty six candidates into membership. The class was smaller than expected due to bad weather and other factors. The event drew many council members and Fr R A councils from neighboring cities. After initiation the ladies drill team of Oshkosh council showcased a prize winning exhibition.
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Oshkosh Council No. 2
Protenal Leserve Association
Woodmen Hall
Varius
Ischia Castle Resident Reports Earthquake Aftermath
Mrs Andrews and family occupy a historic Italian castle at Lacca Ameno on Ischia island southwest of Naples. Friends in the city have heard from Yve Andrews during the last years while she lived at the castle. A club meeting followed by a social session ran until one o clock with new members and guests from Appleton Waupaca Menasha Omro and Winneconne attending. Supreme officers and state managers were present and the installation was announced.
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Cannes
Frondh du Tse
Appleton
Waupaca
Menasha
Omro
Winneconne
Assoviation
Italians Abroad and Local Social Notes Highlight Salem
Mrs Andrews reports family well while living in Italy at Castle della Meszatorre after years in Algoma street and the Athearn hotel. Various townsfolk travel or host visitors including Mrs Van Buren of Chicago staying with Mrs Riley, and the Salem church Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Dahl. Local residents depart for South Dakota and Ohio visits as students and relatives are noted.
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E & . Fhem
Oshkosh High School Senior Prom Aims For Notable Night
Oshkosh High School hosts an Armory 73 senior prom with purple and white decorations and a woodland stage setting. Emphasizing ceremony, speakers include D.46 p.m. intermission and Chalk talk by Mrs L G Crawford. Traction company will run 2 cars to transport attendees after services downtown and to the south side.
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Oshkosh High School
Armory 73
Brlt
Emilax Ip Alvo
Knma
Ostkosh
L. G. Crawford
W. W. Wilton
Burvier
Francis A. Pease
Traction Company
PL J. Stair
Ehuwh
Nouth Side
Ronring
New York Avenue
Main Street
Gale Winds Toss Hats On City Streets
Strong west winds today sent men’s hats and headgear swirling through streets as owners chased garments. Derby, fedora, and slouch hats rose and zigzagged before dropping, with observers noting unusual hat losses and shadows on pavement guiding landings.
City Methodist Churches Hold Watch Night Service
The Methodist Episcopal churches of the city unite in a watch night service at the Algoma Street M E church Thursday evening. The program includes a song service at 8:30 p.m and an evening sermon by Rev. T. D. Wil.
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Methodist Episcopal
Algoma Street
M. BE
T. D. Wil
City Court Judge Hears Unusual Domestic Case
Tuesday afternoon Judge A. ST. Cosa of the municipal court presided over a marriage dispute involving William Gredznske and Bins Coe min Piste Are United and Thin Ends Prosecution. The case names Fitian Grodznske and Misa Emma Pistoht of Berlin.
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William Gredznske
Bins Coemin Piste
Thin
A. ST. Cosa
Fitian Grodznske
Misa Emma Pistoht
Leth
Berlin
Grudlzuse
Couple to End Prosecution With Marriage
A case has been effectively resolved as a marriage is planned between the individuals named witnesses W. WT. Youlkes and Miss Clara O'Brien. The custodial charge and prosecution are expected to end upon the nuptials.
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Miss Fistohi
W. WT. Youlkes
Missy Clara O'Brien
Marriage of Meerry Koapp and Miss Norn Olsen
Judge Goss performed the marriage ceremony this morning for Meerry Koapp and Miss Norn Olsen with witnesses M. Peterson and Tans Ols. Knapp, son of Mr. and Mrs. OG WW Knapp, works for the Wisconsin Electric Trailway Co. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Olsen. Miss Ethel Maurice has returned home after a few days at Randolph, Wis.
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FE Goss
Miarriage
Farry Knapp
Koren Olsen
M. Peterson
Tans Ols Knapp
Mm. OG
WW. Knapp
Wausconsin Eleetric Trailway Company
Lis Bride
Hans Olsen
Ethel Maurice
Randolph
Wis
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Castellg Della
Oregon Street Bartel
George A. Jens
Portland
Ore
Fisk, Wis
Henry Greger
Millie Neu- Yaver
Frank Karutz
South Dakota
Boyd Street
Isaac Cook
Chillicothe
D. W. Fernandez
Ohio
Raymond BG. Reta
Ames
Orson W. Clark
Central Avenue
Mr. Rets
Ames College
TOG
A. Lichtenberger Cash Grocer
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Flyer
Oxford
Lee
Ona
Kaukauna
Oshkosh Y. M. C. A
Fox River
Upriver Lads
Menasha Y. M. C. A
Oshkosh Association
Armory B
Gale
Eadgear
Hermann Hall
A. d. O'Brien
Earth
E.W. Grove
Watch Night Services
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Athearn
United
Meerry Koapp
Miss Norn
Olsen
Yodn
Goss
Lolges
Suppera
Pareles
Weeden Drug CO
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