Winnebago Baptist Association Convention Closes in Oshkosh
The fifty seventh Winnebago Baptist association session at First Baptist on Church Street concluded with a Wednesday evening sermon by Rev. W N Garfield and a program of music and devotion. Delegates from Oshkosh area churches attended three days of reports sermons and missionary talks led by Rev A C Watts Rev Granger W Smith and Rev H C Miller. Afternoon meetings featured a women's missionary session with addresses by Miss Reed and Mrs Price and musical numbers by Kate and Alice Richards and a chorus of thirty voices. Adjournment came around 4:30 PM with a young peoples hour and final prayers.
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Winnewago Baptist Association
First Baptist Temple
Church Street
Villa
Oshkosh Haptet
A. C. Watts
Antigo
Granger W. Smith
Ripon
the Baptist Church
H.C. Miller
First Baptist Church
Fond du Lac
Waupun
Clarence E. Shepard
The
Baptist Temple
Voieca
James Jenkins
B. L. Bergstrom
Berlin
Cheeney
Association
Misa Wage
Apareton
Miss Reed
Minos
West Virginia
Price
Burma
Asia
Micees
Kate
Alice Richards
Teaching the Blind and the Milwaukee School’s mission
Miss Jessie C. Starkweather tours Oshkosh promoting support for the Milwaukee School for Defective Vision, seeking funds and placements for blind or severely sight impaired children. The private, tuition free institution aims to educate under eight year olds and expand its statewide outreach and capacity. The school was founded three years ago by Miss Alice Burnham Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee School For
Jessie C. Starkweather
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Milwaukee blind children school trains for independence
The Milwaukee charity school for blind children, run by Miss Fellows and Miss Starkweather, educates under eight year olds using the New York point method and city schools daily. It aims to lift children from perceived handicaps, stressing personal care and appearance, with six week museum outings and strong backing from judges, doctors, and notable patrons.
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West
Miss Starkweather
Milwaukee Museum
James M. Preles
W.H. Starkweather
Nicholas Senn
Serrader Graham Bell
Robert C. Spencer
Jeremiah Quinn
Milwaukee
Bathing Hoodoo Fears Fire Alarms For Oshkosh Fire Chief
Oshkosh fire chief Robert A Brauer claims a bath triggers a premonition of an impending fire alarm. He enjoys regular baths but notes misfortune follows every soap and water ritual, a belief rooted in his past experiences.
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State Street
Hook and Ladder Company
Hmilto
Brauer
Bank
Mr. Brauér
Chief Brauer
Fire Department
Robert A. Brauer
Oshkosh
Mr. Braver
MISS SWART RECOVERS FROM NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Miss Rose C. Swart, inspector of practice at the Oshkosh Normal School, is slowly regaining strength after months away due to a nervous breakdown. She plans no teaching this summer, dedicating the vacation to recuperation before resuming her role. A student notes her crucial impact and the faculty hope to have her back directing work for two teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Rose C. Swart
Oshkosh Normal School
Elm Street
Miss Swart
Normal School
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Local Reader
A local testimonial praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and lung remedy. The writer claims it cured consumption in early stages and notes satisfaction from use, mentioning E. A. Horn of Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fim Ark
Foley
E. A. Horn
Main Street
Rasmussen & Miller Open New Meat Department in City Store
Rasmussen and Miller, at 211 and 212 Main Street, expanded their fourteenth year old grocery business by adding a meat market. A new ice box and delivery wagons will serve all city areas, with focus on prime stall fed native steer cuts and prompt phone orders at number 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmussen & Miller
Main Street
Monty
Rasmuscon & Miller
Eit
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Barris
Tella
Scranton
Roe
J. G. Wegner Fuel Co
Evans Bros
Flora Arfert
Waugoo Street
Rasmussen & Milcor
Medf
Oshkosh Tea Co
Geo. A. Kuebler
Main St
Pny Xie Ay
Ivy
3&E
E. W. Viall
Algoma St
Frank Steeps
American Tea Company
Green Front
Massige
Radio Bell
E. M. van Horne
Math Street
Topiltt Dry Gooda Co
Wilson’s Music Store
Stroud & CO
Schmidt’s Drug Store
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