Lampert Lampert Chiunched in public service at Oshkosh congressman
The obituary honors Fiorian Lampert a longtime Oshkosh leader and Wisconsin congressman who died after a crash and heart attack. He served as sheriff comptroller and city commissioner before election to Congress where he secured veterans pension access and local improvements. Survived by Mary Vetter and eight children, his death ends a decades long public career.
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Lampert
Fiorian Lampert
Schierf
Congressman Lampert
Washington
Sixth District
Oshkosh
Two Rivers
Ripon
Wisconsin
Congress
District of Columbia
National Capital
Capitol
Mary C. Verte
Cal. Lampert
France
Mary Vetter
Pert
Dia
Air the
Chicago
City Swelters in Heat Today in Oshkosh
Oshkosh baked in unseasonably hot weather with 1 PM reading of 87 degrees, 3 below last Saturday’s 90. Record highs from a six year span show 96 degrees reached July 20 1926, while a cold snap nearby dropped temps to near the six year minimum. Warm spell aids Whunebago crops and farm work, with highway crews near Omro advancing concrete on Highway 31 project.
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Oshkosh
Buckstaff Observatory
Whunebago County
Whnnebago
Ission
Omro
Former Waukau Man Buried at Village
Wise burial rites were held at the Wankau cemetery Thursday morning for Horetix Bhyel Robinson, former resident, who died after an illness. The service took place at St Me.
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Waukau
Village
Wankau
Horetix Bhyel
Robinson
John Colinge Ferg
Deaths Following Prolonged Illness Reported
The deceased died after an extended illness at the home of Wink M. Hansen 133 Harney Street. There are no immediate survivors. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at Konrad Funeral Home 103 Wanagee Street with burial at Riverside Cemetery. Rev Holger Berthelsen of Our Savior Lutheran Church to officiate.
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Wink Mf. Hansen
Harney Street
Konrad Funeral Home
Wanagee Street
Riverside Cemetery
Holger Berthelsen
Our Sav Lutheran Church
Wil
Memorial service for Oshkosh educator Dr. Clow announced
A memorial service for Dr. Frederick R. Clow of Oshkosh State Teachers College will be held Sunday July 27 at First Congregational Church. The public service is organized by four faculty members and will feature a symposium on Clow life and works. A memorial pamphlet will be issued later with anecdotes and articles solicited from colleagues and friends.
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Frederick R. Clow
Oshkosh State Teachers’ College
First Congregational Church
Clown
Clow
A. Clemans
Peake
F. E. Mitchell
W. C. Hewitt
Jennie Marvin
Oshkosh
Dr. Clow
Teachers’ College
Wisconsin plans extensive survey of poor laws
Miss Edna Jean Roddis, a Milwaukee social worker, told a Milwaukee committee meeting that Wisconsin must thoroughly survey existing poor laws. A sub committee will study current liability of relatives for poor care with Winnebago County DA F B Keefe urged to serve. Investigations aim to provide data to revamp state poor laws, following the update of the children's code.
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Wisconsin
Edna Jean Roddis
Lockl
Milwaukee
Roddis
F. B. Keefe
Winnebago County
Miss Roddis
Lad Is Injured In Park Accident
Maurice Strey seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter A Strey 406 Broad street sustained minor bruises Thursday evening after running into the side of a car driven by Howard Parker of this city in Menomiskee park near the road from East Irving street Parker took the boy to the hospital but sent him home stating injuries were not serious witnesses said the boy ran from between two parked autos with Parker corroborating the claim
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Maurice Strey
Walter A. Strey
Broad Street
Howard Parker
Menomiskee Park
Rushford Short Notes and Community Snaps
Northwestern Rushford notes recall Eva Baldry visiting from the west with her parents Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Baldry. Fdna Baldry of Oshkosh also stayed. North Rushford Ladies Aid met at F O Toner’s home. Wrightman visited the William avd home. Banner school held its annual meeting with Arthur Carpenter elected director and a budget of 1000 dollars for the year. Local entertainment included a social at a resident’s home with supper and music.
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Northwestern
Rushford
Wis
Eva Baldry
West
Lorenzo Baldry
Fdna Baldry
Oshkosh
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North Rushford
ESC F. O
Trempealeau events and church notices in Trem main area
Short notes report local events in Trempealeau county area with Milwaukee public museum expedition at Trem main and a return trip via Oshkosh plus Sunday school at Butte des Mort church. Evangelistic service follows at 7 45 PM with Margaret Giese preaching. Beekeepers association of Winnebago county convenes Monday at 3 30 PM at the Chamber of Commerce office. Mr and Mrs Arthur fanny attended the funeral of Miss Margaret Wal Green Bay.
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Branneube
Stip Fe Annistum
Milwaukee
Tremmain
Eelor Minneaporto
Oshkosh
Butte Des Mort
Margaret Giese
Beekeepers’ Association of
Winnebago County
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Fanny
Margaret Wal Green
Catholics Invite Laity to Eucharistic Congress in Omaha
Omaha will host the sixth national Eucharistic Congress September 23 to 25 with about 25 000 Catholics invited, marking the first time laity join the gathering. Bishop Joseph Rummel will welcome visitors as host. Cardinal Mundelein will address a mass meeting at Creighton stadium September 24.
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Omaha
Joseph Rummel
United States
Chicago
Pietro Fumasoni-Biandi
Washington
St. Cecilia's Cathedral
Cardinal Mundelein
Creighton University
Martin T. Manton
United States District Court of Appeals of
New York
Joseph Schrembs
Priests’ Eucaristic League
Cincinnati
Lille
France
Jeff
Creighton University Stadium
Reichstag Dissolved by Chancellor Amid Political Turmoil
The dissolution of the Reichstag sparks clashes in the chamber as Chancellor Bruening announces the move. Communist protests and warnings echo, with police surrounding the building to curb demonstrations. New Reichstag must convene within thirty days, setting the stage for a tense political clash over finance and policy.
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Freidrich Ebert
Germany
Hans von Seeckt
Reichstag
Bruening
Hindenburg
International
Loebe
Reichstags
Odt
Barker Gilbert
Moldenhauer
Hein Dietrich
Oidenhauer
von Hint
Nationalists
Center
Hermann Mueller
Bavarian Peoples’ Party
Democratic Party
Mueller
Paul Moldenhauer
Hermann Dietrich
Dietrich
Ex service man dies at home of parents
William TY Robertson 32, Navy veteran from World War I, died at his parents’ Lake Drive home after kidney trouble. Born May 15 1898 in Winneconne, he lived in Oshkosh most of his life, served in the navy, and had been ill since the war. He leaves his parents and four brothers in various states.
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William TY. Robertson
Mrr
Robertson
Lake Drive
United States Navy
Navy
Chicago Hospital
Winneconne
Oshkosh
Clarence
Mod
Richard
X Falls
Body Found In Barn After Jennings Wisconsin Fire
A charred body, believed to be Frank Parent, age 38, was found in a barn on the farm where he worked yesterday. A neighbor reported seeing the blaze, motorists stopped but found the farm deserted and the fire uncontrollable as they left.
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Jennings
Wis
Frank Parent
Oshkosh City Government Survey Details Finances and Organization
The legion survey outlines Oshkosh municipal government, noting valuation of 60.5 million dollars, tax rate 2.60, and revenue sources including license fees and miscellaneous income. It details expenditures across general government, schools, health, recreation, police, fire, street services, bonds, and notes organizational structure with mayoral and council terms, auditing, and departments. It covers infrastructure such as pavements, sewers, bridges, waterworks, and waste incineration, plus police and fire departments with staffing, salaries, equipment, and Bertillon record use.
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Walter Patri
Atley HL. Gook Post
American Legion
Oshkosh
Mir. Patri
Board of Public Work
Cite
Fire Department
Civic interest noted in city code and signals
Mr Parris report finds building and traffic codes adequate and supports automatic signals to aid traffic. Voter turnout shows civic wakefulness with 16012 registered voters voting in the last presidential election. Publicity for municipal affairs and open meetings of the Daily Northwestern council and boards invite public sentiment on civic matters.
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Parris
Northwestern
Council
Boar Land Commissions
Dale News Notes Week Highlights and Elections
The week saw Rev F Reier returning from Minnesota and several school directors elected: John Much at Dale Ben Much at Green Meadow Leo Kucitl at Clover Leaf and Grove. Attendees included Mrs Kate Seif Harold Shaw New London and others. A surprise party nearby and visits to local homes were noted among residents and relatives from Oshkosh Redlands Calif and Medina.
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F. Reier
Minnesota
John Much
Dale
Ben Much
Green Meadow
Leo Kucitl
Clover Leaf School
Grove
John Leppia
Kate Seif
Harold Shaw
New London
Harry Leppia
Neenah
Ed Seif
Hortonville
Wesley LaFortune
Medina
Metzig
Hilda
Leona
Oshkoshed
Albert Deke
H Bock
P. Philippi
Virginia
Som Delfar
H. Miller
Larsen
Anne
Mary
Carol Effenberge
Redlands
Calif
Suesis
Albert Oekle
Oconto Falls
Local Police End Juvenile Tree-Sitting Contest
Qshkosh police halted a juvenile tree-sitting activity this morning forcing six children down. Chief Gabbert warned parents could be prosecuted under the state children's code, as officials condemned the dangerous endurance event and urged action. Names include Edward Sheppard James Brahe Ray Piller and others from local addresses.
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Qshkosh Police Department
Gabbert
Brown
Edward Sheppard
George Sheppard
High Street
James Brahe
Ralph Brahe
Ray Piller
John Piller
Michigan Street
George
Madison Queen of UW Summer School Prom Named
Clara Locke of Potosky Michigan was elected queen of the annual UW summer school prom held July 25. The committee said Miss Locke may choose her own king to lead the grand march and preside over the ball. A separate report notes Roderick MacKenzie, MLA, returned from a Williams Lake fishing trip describing an elastic and alive object striking the boat, with a legend about a zapozo.
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Madison
Clara FP. Locke
Potosky, Mich
University of Wisconsin
Locke
Lumbia Waters
Roderick MacKenzie
Williams Lake
MacKenzie
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Chicago Heights Hospital
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Iceland
Caper Raghly
Helen Edge
Gary
Ind
Edward G. Edge
Edge
F. R. Clow
Lad
Maters
Count Westarp
Dr. Hugenberg
Legion’s Survey
E. B. Pfefferkorn
Poueppee's
Main Street
Johm Reich
Vost
Dale News
Maureen Stanley
Major Stanley, M. P
Lord and Lady Londonderry
Earl of Derby
America
Fridax
Annals of Station
Krueger Automobile CO
Packard Distributors
If Lions International
Denver
Colo
Walter Scott
Oshkosh den
Freischel
John Fretschel
Twelfth Street
Norman Beck
George Beck
Eleventh Street
Joseph Kempinger
Herman Kempinger
Hieventh Street
South Park
Eagles
Lions den
Scott
Janda Elliott Shop
Joseph
Menominee Park
Eagles’ Club
Colorado
David
Racine
City of Chicago
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