Plans for county and state candidates in Winnebago
Plans lay groundwork for primary and general election. Nomination papers may be circulated after May 8 and must be filed by July 27. Reed by county clerk Manuel, the article lists likely candidates for sheriff, clerk of the courts, clerk, treasurer, district attorney, register of deeds, surveyor, coroner, and assemblymen. It notes eligibility rules for sheriff, vacancies, and unknown reelection bids. It also provides minimum and maximum signatures required for nomination papers by party and district and deadlines for filing expense accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clot
Fu Geing
Frank W. Lehniidav
John H. Laas
Auicerne
Sheri H.peter Carlson
Schinlder
Grorne W. Manuel
Carroll HK. Larrabee
David K. Allen
Register of Deeds
George Follands
W. ‘“W. Boold
Martin Kenny
Mir Kenny
Republana
Kenny
Carlson
Winnebago County
Manuel
Prohibition
Ratic
Sociatiet
Books Drawn From Public Library See April Increase
April activity at the public library and branches shows a rise over prior years. The librarian Miss Edith Van Eman reported 1 939 more books drawn than April 1818 and higher counts than April 2918 and 1817. The West Algoma branch moved to 275 West Algoma Street with new quarters, and most departments posted gains except Govern a department at West Algoma. Story hours continued with modest attendance at West Algoma and other branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbrarian
Edith van Eman
Lbrary Board
Guverna
West Almomia
Vian Exian
West Algoma
Sheppard House
West Algoma Street
Wier Algoma
Record of Library Attendance and Book Orders in 1915-16
At the South Wide Branch 180 attended the story hour with 1 722 at Abrary events totaling 4 961 readers. The year 1315-1916 set a record before. The commander of the meeting and board members occupied seats. With outline business orders for books were slowed and a warming order issued. The annual cycle shows books secured mainly in fall and winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uta
Thia Tim
Lbrary Board
McHenry Files Nomination for U S Senate in Republican Ticket
Oshkosh mayor A C McHenry places in circulation his nomination papers as a Republican candidate for United States senator. He seeks signatures to meet ballot requirements and pledges Americanism and personal liberty. Lenroot's term expires in 1921, and Lenroot seeks renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Pihces
Ja Kacy
A. C. Mchenry
United States
McIlenry
Irvine le Lenroot
Senate
Paul Trusting
Mheodon
Lenroot
Priest to travel Europe for extended church visit
Rev. Aloya Haxtion pastor of BL Vincient'n Catholic church will leave Oshkonh late this month for a European tour to France Belgium Italy and other countries. He plans to visit Washington Philadelphia and other eastern cities then sail to France aboard a Holland American ship. He will pay respects at grave sites of parishioners who died on the battlefield and bring back information to their families. Ten boys from the parish are buried in France and several names are listed. In Italy he will seek a meeting with the pope and clergy as arranged by church authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinit Batth
Fiekin
Mayo
Aloya Haxtion
Vincient
Wittepe
Cave
Ab Denes
Para Perth
Bastian
Wishington
Gallimors
Philadelphia
Wobaken
Cherbourg
France
Plana
Vie
Serbia
Volland
Seigfom
Italy
Vatican
Oshkosh high school awards Louise M Choate medal
A crowd gathers as Oshkosh High School presents the Louise M Choate medal to a graduating senior for excellence in English. Miss Clark leads the judging of essays from students, amid high interest and anxiety over the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sway
Find
Pontifical Bica
Oshkosh High School
Louise M. Choate
Misa Clark
Chary
Quivers Attract Attendance At Normal School Dance
The annual Quiver dance was held at the Normal School last Thursday night with a notable appearance by the 71920 Quiver. An unusually fine display drew attention to the event and its dedication to a member of the Pucally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Graduation plans and yearbook details at the Lathaway Buick High School
Lathway-Buick Company at 25-27 Church Streat notes manuscripts for judging next week with winner to be announced at the High School commencement. The upcoming ceremony on Wednesday evening June 46 will see a medal awarded for oration on Theodore Roosevelt. The senior class works on a new yearbook featuring a dedicated dedication page for J. O. Frank and a rich photo section, with sections for faculty, classes, organizations, athletics, and alumnae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Sawtelle
Theodore Roosevelt
Alan
Gedboo
Dorothy Jackson
Eunice Rogers
Edgar Lutz
Clase
Weds Chicago Man At St Marys Church
George Gobrecht of Chicago and Miss Mary Porllinger were united in marriage at St Mary's Church with Rev J A Selvach officiating. The groom wore U S Army uniform. the bride wore white organza. They will reside at 2026 Cherry Avenue, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's Church
George Gobrecht
Chicago
Mary ‘Porllingser
Miro
Ferdinand Porllinger
J. A ‘Selvach
United States Army
Mise Gladys Moore
Amala
Oriele Orxandr
Hale Hrazone
Racine
Cherry Avenue
Godrecht
Signal Warehouse
Chicaco
Canning Company Files
The Liberty Prairie Canning company is incorporated in Winneveg county with $325000 capital. Incorporators are A. H. Fortaum of Ripon, J. W. Thrall of Pickett, and A. J. Horn of Markmon. Articles were filed yesterday for recording by Register of Deeds Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Prairie Canning Com- Daanf
Wince- Vega
Mra
Pickett Wismaé
A. H. Fortaum
Ripon
J. W W. Thrall
Pickett
A. 3. Horn
Markmon
Register of Deeds Hollanda
Funeral services for Frederick Westover announced
Funeral services for Frederick Westover will be held Monday afternoon at 2 at the funeral home of Piss & Rie. Interment will be at Wave Hospital Cemetery. Walter J. Paston of Arat ing to attend, with Mrs Esther Benesette of Washington directing from Mary’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Benesette
Iit
Washington
Mary’s Hospital
Smallpox and Disease Reports Highlight City Health Page
In May the health department notes a difficult smallpox outbreak with two schools and a boarding house affected. The report cites hospital shortages, marriage and birth surges, and high tuberculosis and pneumonia case counts, with several deaths.
Autoists Pay Fines in Municipal Court
John Sneaker pleaded guilty in municipal court this morning to a charge of exceeding the speed limit on South Main Street at 19th. The case featured the autoist paying fines assessed by the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sneaker
Saunicipad
Momins
South Main Street
Traffic fines for improper parking and disobedience
A motorist paid two fines totaling 410 and conts for failing to obey a traffic officer at the Miln and Wangoo streets intersection. John Smith was fined $4. Warren Coe violated curb distance rules on Minin Street, drawing a $3 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Miln and
Wangoo Nireets
Warren Coe
Minin Street
Picnic at the Lake for Oshkosh Teachers and Board
Members of the Oshkosh board of education hosted a relaxed reception for public school teachers and their spouses at the municipal clubhouse. About 200 attendees, including married teachers and board members, enjoyed a casual picnic supper, no speeches, and dancing to an automatic orchestra until 9 p.m. Committee chairs were Pres. W. M. Linn and four women board members with Supt. Miclger assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Oshkosh
Bernie
Ochocs
Sta Vpuests
Pres
W. M. Linn
Wlcl Hewitt
Karl Schurl
Frank Follett
J. H. Schroeder
Miclger
City Planning Commission Delays Auto Parking Report
June meeting of the city planning commission had no business transacted but discussed locating parking spaces in congested districts. A three member committee Porath Randall Malone asked for more time to report. Flushing Main Street with a hose was also discussed due to delays in obtaining a new flusher amid freight issues. Present: Porath Schriber Hume Randall Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commissiones
Lorestiga
Dot
City Planning Commission
Porath
Randall
Malone
Flushing Main Street
Schriber
Hume
Exchange of pulpits at Salem church Sunday services
Rev A E Happe becomes pastor of Evangelical Association Salem church on Washington street He will preach Sunday at 10 AM in English and at 7 45 PM Mr Happe previously led a church at Blackhawk Wisconsin Rev J Beck who served locally for years has exchanged pulpits with Mr Happe and will go to Blackhawk to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Happe
Evangelical Association
Salem ‘Church
Washington Street
Happe
Blackhawk
Wis
J. Beck
Hapge
Short Notes From City Visit and Health Updates
Kaufman of New York visits friends in the city and Mrs Leroy Duel of Fond du Lac is in town visiting her daughter Mrs. Guy Stone. Catherine McDonald of Dene visits her aunt Mix Marr Monst han, 57 Wargeo Street. Mrs. F A Brodt, back from visiting her aunt Mrs John Adien, 175 Broad Street, returns to St Paul. Endter, attending Stout Institute at Menomonie Wis, visits his parents Mr and Mrs A G Endter on Wistonsig Avenue. Mr and Mrs S M Scheree of Detroit are in Oshkosh for a visit of several weeks with friends, traveling by auto. The Sunday school heard and added the Dile chase of the Tenth Street church. Gist church will fail in a meeting next Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J K Miller, 1095 Michigan. A new case of some fever is reported to the city health department yesterday at Park Avenue. An old vane of smallpox at c0- Dale nirect has been released from quarantine. There will be no services at Saviors Tnathemms hush on Sunday. Rev A Nielett is at Jilliehinses Minn attending the annual convention of the synod, but Sunday school will be held at the usual hear. Members of the Woman's Relist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Endter
Wistonsig Avenue
S. M. Scheree
Detroit
Oshkosh
Didle Chase
Tenth Street
J. K. Miller
Michigan
City Health Department
A. Nielett
Jilliehinses Minn
Urnal Hear
Woman's Relist
Local society notes and community happenings in Oshkosh area
Auxiliary of the Philip H. Sheridan post attended funeral services for W. Kimball at his Omro road home. Clintonville Four Wheel Drive Truck company to play at Clintonville. Oshkosh battery Dumke and W. Jasma attend. Mrs. Cart Wilena and Mrs. James Barlow travel to Madison to visit Miss Marjorie Haden injured in an accident. Hudson Hubers condition improved. Oshkosh residents expect a return to the city Saturday. Commerce department bulletin covers new express company practices on duplicate telephones and box delivery to ensure prompt shipping and proper labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorps. No. 38
Philip H. Sheridan Post
WW. Kimball
Omro Road
Jaball
Post
Seral Company
Clintonville
Ely
Oshkosh
Dumke
W. Jasma
Cart
James Barlow
Miseuth Barlow
Madison
Marjorie Haden
Hubers
Trai No Department
The
Association of Commerce
Tocal
Bishop Weller Honored at City of Boston
A Boston church event honored Bishop Weller with a ceremonial sexton service and pontifical reception. Attended by bishops and priests from across the United States, with Bishop Reginald A Webley of Fond du Lac presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Weller
City OF
Boston
Benoit
Thames W Boack Dies A Noted Politician And Banker
Thames W Boack prominent politician and banker dies at his home. Funeral services to be held Sunday with ministers and pallbearers from the Minarsola political circles. Boack served in the Mesola house of representatives from Morrison county since 19%, and was a current candidate for reelection. He was 65 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames W. Boack
Minarsola Sexielatures
Ma Boack
House of Representatives
Morrison County
Railway union may bridge gulf between Ireland and England
The executive body of the national railway union plans to call a conference with Irish and British trade unions to test the call between the Irish government and the authorities. Secretary H L Thomas FP reported the proposed neocial contrens of due Tsish and British trade unions to test the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Union
Gulf
Ireland
England
Associated Press
Lentes
National Railway Union
Testor
Propic
Thomas M. FP
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Uny County
Winnebago
Julius H. Dennhardt
Clark
Ceanter
Dennhardt
Perry
Gman
Lee Pena
M’henry
Europe
Choate
Goodyear
Lathaway-Buick Company
Streat
J. O. Frank
Chambetry
Mr. Frank
Iors
Julies
Claassen
Bertha
Thomson
Commission Council
Mar
Thea City
Stadebaie
Thom Auto Co
Jefferson Avenue
St Merritt
Kohler
Keble
Toner Plumbing & Heating Co
Main Street
Cuske & Holzer
Main ST
Ft. Sf
Crane & Chase
Lennon Bros
C. C. Hubbard
Frederick Avc
Sadar
Goreme
Coolidge
Eugene Foss
Priers
Welles
Mishop Weller
Peters
Bize
Oshkosh Tire Repair & Supply Co
C. O. Dossion
S. Joslyn
Ond Treas
South
Malin Street
Oshkoshh
Ward F. Elwood
Maes Street
Bauman
Hesidence
Howard G. Nichols & Co
Investment Securities
GAY Bldg
Usted Press
Benj, A. Zinth
H. F. Wenrich
LS. Mac Nichol & Company
Oppost Post-Otiee
C. H. Marquart
Oregon Street
C. Nelson
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