Three Lads Arrested in Burglary Forgery Case
Three teenagers aged fourteen to fifteen were arrested Saturday night on charges of burglary and forgery. They allegedly entered Joseph Winkelbauer’s home twice in mid June, stealing money from a dresser and forging checks signed with Otto Neuenfeldt’s name. They reportedly spent most funds on baseball outfits and trips, and a wedding bell prank followed a wedding near Oregon and Eleventh streets. The youths may be brought before municipal court for incorrigibility, per parents’ request, avoiding a formal criminal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kohler
Conrad Gruninger
Otto Miller
Joseph Winkelbauer
Winth
Miller
Otto-Neuenfeldt
Fond du Lac
Moonlight Excursion Dance by Acme Orchestra
A Moonlight Excursion with the Acme Orchestra sails from Main Street Dock on Wednesday July 1. The boat leaves Butte des Morts at 7:15 PM and returns from Oshkosh at 9:15 PM. Tickets include dancing at Butte des Morts, price 35 cents per couple. single tickets available. No intoxicants on the boat.
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Acme
Butte Des Morts
Main Street
Oshkosh
Butte
Des Morts
Vnit
Welock
Ardah
Tia Danving
Bute Dés Mor
Butte Des Aorta
Ostkoshats
Joliet Visitors and Milwaukee Bankers Meeting
Mr and Mrs Oscar Yack of Joliet Illinois visit Louis Lang at 627 Sixth Street. Yack is a captain in Joliet fire department. William Kargus returns from ten days trout fishing in the Embarrass River. Wisconsin Bankers Association holds annual meeting in Milwaukee on July 15 and 16 with Oshkosh bankers planning to attend. John A Thompson of Chicago and their song have been fishing with Fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Yack
Joliet
Louis. Lang
Sixth Street
Yack
Department of
William Kargus
Em+barrass
Wisconsin, Bankers Association
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
S. John A. Thompson
Chicago
Fred
White City Night of Free Dancing Vaudeville and Pictures
A column notes White City events with free dancing vaudeville and moving pictures every evening. The item lists items hidden during a theft at Wickelbauer including baseball gear and a revolver. The Sacred Heart society funds were involved as the bag money. Further items cover local society events and employment bureau placements, plus a milk inspection ordinance meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White City
James
S. Maxx
Wickelbauer
Sacred Heart Society
Kohler
Two Fires Damage Homes On Ashland Avenue And Doty Street
Two fires Sunday afternoon damaged residences at 1) William A. Kitney house 1 Ashland Avenue with a serious blaze in a bedroom and 2) Herman at 1677 Doty Street with minor damage. Fire department logged two runs, first at 2 45 PM and second around five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Kitney
Ashland Avenue
Harry Stein and Miss Mary Levin Are Married
Harry Stein and Miss Mary Levin were married in a ceremony noted in the Playa community column. The couple plans a reception at their home and will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stein
Mary Levin
Electric Bell Playa
L. Monroe Opens Corner Grocery at High and Forest
New stock of staple and fancy groceries is now available at L Monroe's newly opened store at the corner of High and Forest avenues. The store invites friends and patrons and offers delivery to all parts of the city via phone number IM5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Monroe
High and
Forest Avenue
Park board meeting called and local camp life notes
A park board and parkkeepers meeting is set for Thursday at two. Company F spent Sunday at the Williams farm near White City on the lake shore with camp duties observed. Charlotte Elizabeth Brewer was baptized at the Brewer home on Vinland Street. The Konrad family, visiting relatives in Oshkosh, heads to Twin Cities for several weeks with Rev. E G Alberts. Rev. and Mrs Bancroft return from Waupun where Mr. Bancroft's health remains poor.
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Park Board
Wil Hams
White City
Lake Shore
Charlotte Elizabeth Brewer
Charles Brewer
Brewer
Vinland Street
William Konrad
Carlton
Hipeg
Konrad
E. G.alberts
Alberts
Oshkosh
Emanuel Church
Thirteenth Street
Bancroft
Pleasant Avenue
Waupun
Algoma Club Golf Qualifying For Daly Cup
Preliminary round for the Thomas Daly Cup was played at Algoma Country Club Saturday. Fred Sabin led with 59, Gruenwald 84, others listed with scores and byes, with second qualifying games set for Sunday and the final next week. A mixed foursome leap year match is planned for Wednesday at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algoma
Meting Matil Hugage
Euim Hea
Algoma Country Club
Fred Sabin
Gruenwald
Talis
C. C. ‘Chase
E. P. Bawyettes
Jenn. Challoner
Gruenewald ' Wiotae Daly
If. B. Barnes
J.D
D. Harmon
Herbert Banhdérab
Maxey
Nerer
Arthur Gruenewald
Terriden
Ene
A. H. Gruenewald
D. D. Harmon
Herbert Banderdb
G. C. Chase
Fred. Sabin
F. 3. Barnes
W.F. Gruenewald
Thomas “Daly
E. P. Sawyer
Joh Chalione
W. G. Maxcy
Charles Nevitt
A. E. Gruenewald
H. Bandereb
Chase-Sabin
F. B. "Barnes
Gruenewald-Daly
Sawyer-Challoner
Excursion to Calumet Harbor by German Evangelical Sunday School
The Sunday school of the German Evangelical church on Washington Street offers a Wednesday excursion to Calumet Harbor by the steamer Thistle. The boat departs Main Street dock at 9 o clock a.m. Tickets cost 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Everyone is invited for a pleasant outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Harbor
Sunday School of German
Evangelical
Washington Street
Main Street
Hoaglin Woman Dead After Illness at Merritt Street Home
Mrs Emily Bader Hoaglin, 71, prominent Oshkosh resident active in women’s clubs and charity, died at 400 Merritt Street residence after a brief illness. Survived by son George N Hoaglin of Minneapolis and son Fred B Hoaglin of Oshkosh. services scheduled Wednesday at 2:40 p.m. and interment at Riverside cemetery. Her husband J N Hoaglin was a longtime local grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewity
B. Heaglin
Meaglin
Merritt Street
Hours
J. N .Honglin
Oshkosh
Honglin
Ladice’ Benevolent Society
Aétin
Su Presidon
Hougiin
Daughters of the Américan ‘Revolution
Order of the Eastern Star
Fred 8. Hoaglin
F. 8. Hodglin Automobile Company
Algoma Street
Bids Opened for Osceola and Vines Street Pavements
The board of public works opened bids at noon for brick pavements on Osceola Street with sandstone curb and gutter. Three bidders submitted offers, led by Hasmnussen & Sons, with varied prices for brick, base, and curb options, while Vine Street bids included per square yard macadam rates and curb gutter lineal foot quotes from four bidders.
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Board of Pubic
Osceola Street
Vine Street
Hasmnussen & Sons Company
Chris Jelimson
Square Yard
G. H. Stanchiela
Appleton
Chris Johnson
Je Tis Company
G. HT. Stunenfeld
Larsen
Fnre
Local society notices and balloon ascent reported
Mrs. Charles Libey will host the Daughters of the Union and others at 170 Otter Street and the summer reporters at Stony Beach plan an opening dancing party next Thursday with music by the Unions. The Ladies Aid Society of the Alma Street M E church meets tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Professor Hopkins staged a balloon ascent at White City Sunday about 4 20 PM, reaching 2096 feet before landing via parachute. the balloon was 65 feet high when inflated.
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Charles Libey
Otter Street
Daughters of the Union
Progréeealve Cinch
Stony Beach
Ladies' Aid Rociey
Alvoma Street
M.E
White City
Hopkins
Hientric Park
Hopkinaix
Death notices and brief obituaries amid local listings
T Hurtbut age at 914 Minnesota street dies this afternoon. Mrs Hurtbut dies May age seventy one. Nine children survive. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Rosa Jungbauer two months dies at 232 Knapp Street. Sacred Heart church service Wednesday at eight AM. Frang Perse fifteen dies Saturday at St Marys hospital. Survived by parents, three brothers and five sisters. Funeral today at two, Riverside cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hurtbut
Minnesota Street
Mrs. Hurtbut
Rosa Jungbauer
Frank Jungbauer
Knappstrest
Sacred Heart Church
Frang Perse
St. Mary's Hospital
A. L. Perse
Vine Street
Earl
Alian
James
Grace
Elsie
Hazel
Goldie
Reanie
Riverside Cemetery
Picnic and meeting notices from local churches
The Ladies Union of Universalist church plans a basket picnic at North Park on Wednesday afternoon. The Ladies Union of the First M E church meets Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs H W McKay 433 Washington St. North Park crowd draws thousands as Arion band concert at 3 PM draws two hours of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union of the Universalist Church
North Park
Ladies’ Union of
M. EL
H. W. McKay
Washington Street
Arion
Auto Mishap in Germany Claims Several Officials
Berlin reports an auto collision yesterday injured Herr of the tax office in and Max Chethausre a banker and lawyer. The crash occurred as officials tried to avoid a passing car and resulted in serious injuries with a fatal risk reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Max
Chethausre
Runaway Auto Fatality Near Munich In Crash
A car struck a tree near Munich injuring two women and the Swedish consul general at Cairo A Wadeh meister in New York reported severely. The chauffeur was killed in the crash yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
A. Waoehtmeister
Cairo
New York
Here
Oregon land fraud cases pushed by government efforts
Portland July 3. Continued prosecution of pending Oregon land fraud cases will be in the government program according to special assistant to the attorney general Traty Meeker who has returned from San Francisco after talks with Francia J. Veney. Becker said trials will begin with the Mr A Booth conspiracy case next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Traty
Meeker
Eral
San Francisco
Francia J. Veney
Becker
Peritonitis treatment with pure oxygen raises hopes
Remarkable results at Beth Israel hospital suggest a new method against peritonitis, a disease that claims about 95 percent of its victims. The report highlights oxygen therapy as a potential breakthrough in this dangerous condition.
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Associated Press
New York
Beth Inrael Hospital
Ita
Lost gold bracelet and theater ads in town sale notice
A fragment lists a lost gold spring bracelet valued highly as a gift from a friend. It mentions ads for straw mats and “Last of the Jet” at Ye Mach and Main Street Theater. A reward is offered if found near North Park Avenue or Beeive, with event notices from the Second Presbyterian Church on Thursday afternoon and evening, July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallach
Main Street
Jefferson
North Park Avenue
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Wolf Rivers
Henry Dowling
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Wisconsin Freeemployment Bureau
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John Oaks
Bel@sco Stock company
Los Angeles
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Board of Health and City Attorney
Oshkosh Water Works CO
Doty Street
Bord Street
St. Seins Benevolent Society
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Mary Jevin
Tiabbi Louis Edelson
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Merria
Really J. Yoaglin
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Rewisne
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Germany
Berlis
Crowell's
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Oshkosh Clothiers
Nent
Axe
Cien Ira
Hurn’s
Hurn's
Thoyd & Sor
Frink McCabe Coal Co
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Sauh—Standad
Nevill
UN Algoma Ami Adern
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Cail
Terry
Glen
Milwau- Free Press
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Algoma St
York At
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Stony Heach
J. W
Sunset Point
oUer Street
Genteran Prezon Avenue
Ratlis Bros
California
Lee
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
Washington
Oak Hill Ceme- Neenah
Wis
Percy W. Gilson
Grand Rapids, Mich
Herman F. Oshkosh
Benjamin Kortmeyer
Silas Kortmeyer
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