Lutheran Young People elect officers at Oshkosh convention
Rev K Herot Mayville named president and Henry Schreiber Oshkosh first vice president. Max Wendt Mayville second vice president Miss Selma Hanineking Ripon corresponding secretary Albert Rosenthal Fond du Lac recording secretary Erna Gilow Fond du Lac treasurer. About 230 visitors attended. delegates from Ripon Racine Cedarburg Sheboygan Falls and other towns. Officers will serve the kommenden year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. K. Hervener
Mayerle
Henry Schreiber
Oshkoah
Rennet
Max Wendt
Mayville
Orresponding
Selma Hanineking
Ripon
Albert Rosenthal
Fond du Lac
Tressurer
Mleg
Erna Gilow
Fond. du Lac
Young People's Societies
Jungenbund
Lutheran
Etiiftch
United Societies
Central Avenue
Severg
Oshkosh League
Pipon
Rayville
Cedarburg
Shebogan
Sheboygan Falls
League
Bond du Lac
Ford Au Lac
G A. Fandray
Chicago
Mss Chem
Thinlle
Winneconne
McMillen
Rehua
B. Mack Dresden
J. Staehling
Sheboygan
George McWoog
Christ Lutheran Church
K. Herbener
Tite Hess
Brandon
Alvine Thilke
Mayle
FL Tritschel
Milwaukee Hospital
Homer
G .A. Fandray
Henry Krahm
Incal Normal School
HH. M. Muellenberr
A. W. Rudahn
Maysite
Erica Dielon
W. H. Michaels
Tisse Huth
Riptin
R. H. Bunce
School Hall
Oshkosh
Norman Meret
Loca Secrets
Oshkosh hosts bustling Chautauqua week with grand plans
The Oshkosh community readies a statewide Chautauqua event with re elected officers, welcoming ceremonies, and a layered program. Delegates attend church services, boat excursion on the Wolf River, and a campus tour at the Normal School. Notables from Milwaukee and beyond are slated, with concerts, lectures, and vaudeville acts, and headquarters set in the Masonic temple for homecomers. Tickets go on sale at local merchants.
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W H Engiebright
Chamber of Commerce
Stora
Masonic Temple
Grand Tmon Tea Company
Beri B Lindsey
Denver
Mickey
Elias Day
Roney
Boys
Richmond Pierson Hobson
America
Richard C Hughes
Ripon College
Bauman & Co
H. W. Weeden & Co
White Cross Drugstore
Whitely
C Werbhe
William F. Mueller
Fli McPherson
Oshkosh Farmers Display At Harvest Exhibition
A harvest week festival in Oshkosh will feature farmer displays in city business windows with prizes for best produce and artistic arrangement. A committee of chairmen from the general committee will oversee the event with members from Oshkosh Black Wolf Algoma Nekimi and Winneconne areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piitne
OHI
Osh- Kosh
Johind Lampert
Oshkosh
Aries Neitzel
Black Wolf
Algoma
John Rosenkranz
John
Bunn
Yuu Bry
James Heffron Jr
Pore
Humphrey Williama
Nekimi
Cross
Winnecohne
Plain and medallion trimmed Shirt Waist and ribbons ad
Advertises plain and medallion trimmed shirt waists in Persian lawn at two dollars for regular thirty three dollar value. Ribbons white light blue black pink brown six inch wide silk taffeta six inch wide stock collars various fabrics gowns gloves belts bags and watch belts with prices ranging from 3 bats for recreation to a few cents per item. Also lists soap brands and cosmetic items with moderate sale prices.
Chautauqua convention to feature famed English guest
The advertising committee aims to publicize former residents returning for the celebration and promote the convention program as the best yet. Among about 150 artists is Florence Maybrick the English woman pardoned last year for the alleged murder of her husband, a figure long believed by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englebright
United States
Florence Maybrick
Short Notes Highlight Oconto Visitor and Local Arrivals
Miss Mabgi Smith of Oconto visits relatives in the city while Mrs John Rosenkranz leaves for a Milwaukee trip. Ingleside clan to meet Mrs Bertha Grube at 09 High Street next Tuesday afternoon. Otto Sells, son of Sergeant Withany Seils, to Camp Douglas as mascot for Company B Wisconsin National Guard. Misses Mattie and Grace Me Laughlin of Ahmeander visit Aunt C F Wolcott. The cigar barn craze returns as local lads take part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabgi Smith
Oconto
John Rosenkranz
Milwaukee
Oshkosh Savings and Trust CQ Ledger Entry Board
A bank statement from Oshkosh Wisconsin dated July 13 1968 lists assets including real estate mortgage loans collateral securities bonds and cash totaling 28647 with liabilities including deposits and undivided profits. The document is sworn by secretary C H Kropence and notarized by A J Barper with directors T O Andes Choate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Bankung ‘Ources
Tota
NSG
Wennebago County
C. BH. Kropenc
A.J Barper
Toandes Choate
Cigar Store Siege Sparks Odd Summer Fads
A fragmentary item describes youths besieging cigar stores and hotels, chasing variety and quantity of cigars. It notes the lad’s attempt to outdo friends, mentions bards used to decorate glass dishes, and muses on a woman’s summer plans including boarding houses on farms and fashionable hotels.
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