Mrs Beach's Will Allocates Most Estate to Oshkosh for School
Probate grants Helen A Beach will with major bequest to the city of Oshkosh to establish a manual training and domestic science school funded by about 100 660 value residue. Louis M Thompson receives 25 000 and silverware. Clayton W Finch gets the homestead. several finches and relatives receive varying sums. Executors Schriber and Hilton bond 320 000 from America Surety.
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Helen A. Beach
Cleveland
Northiestern
City of
Quikash
Oshkosh
Main Street
Louis M. Thompson
New York City
Algona Street
Clayton W. Finch
Port Chester
Beach
Theodore M. Frentz
G. M. Steele
George Hilton
Charles Schriber
John PF. Khiwin
Bouck & Hilton
Schriber
Hilton
America Surety Company of
New York
Wisconsin
Mary A. Beach
W. W. Wright
Kathryn A. Cool
Saratoga Springs
Helen Beach Finch
Firth
Ednad A. Finch
Margaret E. Finch
Ysabella C. Finch
Furst
Louis M Thompson
Iam Beach
Ashes Beach
Islinstown
Michiges
Orville Feach
Bristol
Helen Beach Bristol
Michigen
Louis Mo Thompson
Will and codicil transfer Oshkosh estate to trustees and heirs
The document details a will granting real estate to trustees as personal property for a gift to the City of Oshkosh, with handling rules, trustee succession, and court appointment provisions. It specifies estate investments, a $50,000 fundraising target, and alternate heirs if the target is not met, plus a codicil revoking certain bequests and distributing specific household items and sums to named individuals.
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Circuit Court
Winnebago County
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Lake Superior
Clayton W. Finch
Port Chester
New York
Charles T. Beach
Sandy Hill
Charles B. Cole
Kathryn Coot
Saratoga Springe
Louis B. Thompson
New York City
Mary A. Beach
Mary A. Beach. “Phiri
Mary Meyers
Sard
Firth
Garten W. Finch
Carrie B. Finch
Cleyton W. Finch
Osakosh
Frances Schoentan
Wiscons
Lesa
Fragmentary Will Text Reflecting Decease Conditions
Partial OCR shows a will with bequests and payments delayed until two years after the testator's death. It references sums of money and specific beneficiaries, but the wording is incomplete and unclear about exact amounts and recipients.
Rockford Controversy Seen Settled in Wave of Adverse Talks
Wisconsin Illinoisite reporter Charles F. Modoni visited Rockford on a wintry layover and spoke with locals about the Eau Clertroversy. He forecast a quick resolution and noted party leaders in Eau claiming injunctions and possible league alignment without conflict.
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Thin City
Eau-Cletre
Rockfordi
Rockford
Charles F. Modoni
Wisconsin-Illinoisite
Perth
Millson
John F. J
Porter
Claire
Willcox
Eau ' 2
Eau
Mel
Ambiguous league talk stirs Eau Claire sports plans
The piece discusses a proposed league dissolution and Eau Claire’s stance on joining. locals expect decisions by week’s end. It notes skepticism about attendance and team viability, with mentions of La Crosse and travel conditions affecting play.
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Reman
Moi
Eau Claire
Bee
Ghee
la Croves
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