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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
6
A garbled sports tally references Simmons stock in the American league context, listing players and performances across teams like Browns Pirates and Cardinals with noted totals, homeruns, and hits. It mentions managers, lineups, and standings style stats, hinting at a broader season summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a treatment cured asthma in a Witebener clinic. Names such as M Joram Catt and Norman Hottmen appear with unclear titles and roles. The text references a tenor, a doctor, and a notary, but the meaning is obscured and attribution is uncertain.
The congregation of the First Evan church plans two Sundays of joint worship with the First Congregational church on Washington boulevard and Any atront while the pew edifice is rebuilt. Services will use the First Congregational church building during construction. razing of the old structure is complete and new work will begin. earlier masonry and timber removed.
A Loyal Eight party hosted by Mr and Mrs Koplite at 494 Twelfth Street featured games of cards and prizes. Winners included Mr Arthur Pollnow and Mr George Hoplite while consolation honors went to Mr and Mrs Richard Homan. Refreshments were served.
Wisconsin readers prepare for the State School Band Tourney in Viroqua next week with city participation across the state. About 1800 musicians will compete for prizes and state honors, 60 bands marching in the parade on Saturday, with 960 musicians expected for a Friday concert. The event, supported by a large Augusta agenda, gathers bands from cities and villages statewide to showcase musical talents and raise funds for a grand intercity display.
Rt. Re Godric Keane officiated Pontifical Mass before a Sunday congregation at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. American pilgrims joined the service as England’s historic Latin patriarchate at Jerusalem was represented in a ceremonial city setting.
An ordinary 24 foot training boat named Little Andy will launch Sunday from St Paul to travel the Mississippi to New Orleans about 1800 miles. The craft carries a standard Universal Motor stock engine donated by B. H. Huewener and will run day and night at seven miles per hour. Officials from St Paul and Detroit will ride aboard for a 20 hour test grind while expert pilots from several cities assist along the route, refueling stops set at major river towns.
Oshkomh resident urges walking to ease congestion in the business district. He notes many use cars for short trips while healthful walking could reduce traffic, and says the generation is becoming lazy.
Readers debate daily routines as congested cities push residents to avoid walking short distances. The piece argues people living near workplaces should walk to boost health and curb urban laziness, while noting excuses like heat and inconvenience.
The park board reviewed Albert Kahn’s report on ornamental lighting in Menominee and South parks. They found total installation cost $4,483.02 against $5,200 appropriated, with credits of $21.90 and a five year guarantee from Chicago Concrete for porta. The board praised City Electrician LaRoy Gilbert, noted Wisconsin Public Service rate cut to $14.26 per lamp, and discussed purchasing a crack for the commercial setting at Menominee park not to exceed $32. A Chauteauqua request for June 30 through July 5 was approved, and bonding issues delaying Mary Jewell Sawyer park drainage were referred to the bonding company for action.
In a city initiative, over 100 pupils at the Normal training school underwent medical examinations conducted by a coalition of physicians. Under student guidance, each child was checked for defects that could affect schooling, with most praised for good health and suggested corrections to be made during summer.
Local physicians aided Oshkosh training school by establishing a healthy and secure physical foundation for pupils next year. Normal school students observed and nominated factors in their work gaining insight into childhood wellness, valuable for future teaching careers. Eye nose and throat specialists, dentists, and several doctors participated in a survey connected with the child guidance clinic at Oshkosh Normal School.
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