Officers to Serve Oskkostt For Ensuing Year
A fragmented report from the ASECS annual meeting lists officers including Christensen, Bacon, Brockway, Genske, and Ruperts. The discussion notes ongoing work, fundraising progress, and a subscription drive reaching about £125,000 for a hotel project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannon
Christensen
Mil
Fon Bacon
Frank ‘Brockway
Wilkim H. Genske
Bilis Ruperts
ASECS
Dica
Cuise
Wiight
Idery
Erithtsias
Fragmentary 1930s clipping hints at Methodist college links
A mangled OCR fragment mentions Southwestern Do Miss Clara and Methodist college ties, with references to Oshkesh Normal and Texas in a likely historical education context. Names and dates are unclear, but indicates a connection between local schools and state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesh Young
Southwestern
Clara
Comink
Texas
Methodist College
Oshkesh, Normal
Oshkosh High Track Team Places Second in State Meet
Oshkosh claims second place at the state interscholastic track meet led by South Division scorer Benjamin Lambert who teamed with Adams of Appleton for high honors. Lambert clipped the high hurdles record, while Benjamin Lampert won the half mile and his brother provided strong rivalry in recent school meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Poysipushea
Milwaukee
Meyer
Benjamin’ Lambert
Adams
Appleton
Ted
Benjamin
Larmpert
Benjamin Lameave
Opie
Nts
Dingsay
Lawrence
Ider- Lampert
Death of Mrs. Wohler to be brought to Oshkosh
The obituary item notes Mrs. Wohler is dead and her remains will be transported to Oshkosh in the afternoon. The scant text mentions Winchester and Heratherty as possible origins or related places, with the delivery of the body to Oshkosh for burial or services pending details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Oshkosh
Funeral services for late Mrs Charles Ek held
The funeral of the late Mrs Charles Ek was held at six o clock this morning from St Marys church on Merritt Street and at 7 2 B o'clock. The deceased was a carpenter by trade and belonged to the carpenters union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
St. “Mary
Merritt Streety
Graduation recitals mark Methodist catechism class
The Methodist church held a graduation ceremony for an eighteen member class. Rev HJ Peters led proceedings as the auditorium overflowed with attendees. Certificates and Bibles were distributed, with the pupils admitted to church membership on probation. Florence Kensel Grace Schultz Leona Peters Edna Derber Louise Meyer and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HJ. Peters
Aisie
Peter
Louise H
Meyer
Hensle
A. Rhyner
Adelheid
B.peters
Vanesta
A. Derber
Gertrude A
H. Schultz
Ada
V.'Derber
Verna L. Golz
May H.“Rhyner
Emersom Meyer
Fred A. Miller
Oliver
T. Lenz
Elder, Lewis
Arthur C. Wheeler
Palace Team Wins Eleven Inning Baseball Game
The Palace Clothing House baseball club defeated the Berlin city team 3 to 1 in eleven innings Sunday. Poller led off with a single and moved to third on Price’s hit, Roth drove in two runs with a timely two bagger, and Friday held the Berlin bats to four hits while Marsh allowed nine. Koeck at second base starred with nine chances and one error in a pitcher’s battle.
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The
Palace
Clothing House Baseball Club
Berlin
Gerlin
Stole
Price
George Roth
Marsh
Friday
Koeck
Fire damages residence of John Rosenkranz at Elm Street
A kitchen fire at 283 Elm Street damaged John Rosenkranz’s home, with losses estimated around $700. Fire crews were alerted at 12:40 PM and fought the blaze to prevent total loss, ending with the dwelling partially saved. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadenoses
John Rosenkranz
Elm Street
Fire in House Damages Front Rooms Thwarted by Extent
A kitchen fire broke out on the second floor causing water damage in the dining room and attic. The blaze did not reach the front portion of the house where most rooms remained occupied and intact.
Grand Opera House hosts Bamboosilum tomorrow night
The big house expects a large attendance for the second engagement of Bamboosilum at the Grand Opera House tomorrow evening. Tickets are nearly sold, with many seats premium and uncalled seats to be released at box office. The company rehearses at the High School this evening and a full dress rehearsal is planned Saturday with Charles D Brent directing the Avion orchestra.
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Grand Opera House
Ashe
Dres
Clever
Charles D. Brentwilt
Avion Orchestra
Morgan Arrives For Oshkosh Boxing Showdown
Fighter S Who meets Eddie McGoorty here Tam prrosy Nishi in a vigorous Youth: a Jack Morgan, his minaret, Thomas B. Carrot, and trainer James Murphy arrived this afternoon and went to the Athearn hotel. Morgan predicted a large attendance tomorrow evening with many notables likely ringside. The eight round bout is expected to draw top boxing centers, though many think it may end before the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie McGoorty
Tam Prrosy Nishi
Vige Orous
Jack
Morgan
Thomas B. Carrot
James Murphy
Athearn
McGoorty
Ryant and
Lirie
Dorothy Wakefield Dies at Sixteen in Oshkosh
Dorothy Wakefield daughter of Mrs T Everritt and granddaughter of Mr Rogsell of Oshkosh dies Sunday at 6 20 PM at Tank Place after two years in Texas seeking health. She returned to Oshkosh two weeks ago. Funeral set for Wednesday 9 30 AM at St Peters Church. A stray line notes a butcher need not be a thief to steal a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wakefield
T. Everritt
Appre
Rogsell
Algor
Texas
Oshkosh Wag
Orescale
St. Peter's Church
Improvement for Fox River locks eases night passage
Government order says upper Fox River from Eureka to De Pere will have three lockmen on eight hour shifts so boats may pass locks at all hours. Lower river locks allow passage 6790 times from 4 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. nightly, with two passages each way in 24 hours. Order issued Saturday by local engineering office official L. M. Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox River
the -Varlors
Eureka
de Pere
L. M. Mann
Fidelity club to meet at Mrs O Wetlaufer home
The Fidelity club is announced to meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs O Wetlaufer 188 Elm Street. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the Algoma Street M E church will hold a regular meeting in the church parlors at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ella Patterson left Saturday afternoon for a brief visit with friends in Chicago and will be the guest of Mr and Mrs A H Danks formerly of this city for about two weeks. Through Henry Schreiber superintendent of the Wisconsin Free Employment bureau twenty four men and boys and fifteen women and girls were placed in positions last week. The city Ambulance was called out twice Sunday to remove to St Marys hospital persons who are John Freiberg 288 Waugoo Street and Mrs D Hussell 42 School Street. Mr and Mrs William N Ness of Minneapolis were in the city today and Mrs Ness will spend about a month visiting her home at 297 Cenpe Street. Mrs Ness was formerly Mrs Clara Behrend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Club
A. H. Danks
Henry Schreiber
Wisconsin Free Employment Bureau
St. Mary's Hospital
John Freiberg
Waugoo Street
D. Hussell
School Street
William N. Ness
Minneapolis
Ness
Cenpe Street
Clara Behrend
Local Societies Meet As City Notes Mixed
SHUNT XOTES. The B. T. Sewing society meets Tuesday with Mrs George Oaks at 111 Dentzel Street. The Ladies Union of the First M E church will meet tomorrow at 2 pm at the church. Mrs James Anglim of 16 Wright street will entertain the Daughters of the Union tomorrow afternoon. J F Wyver of Dartford Wisconsin is in the city visiting friends and transacting business for a few days. Edward Bergquist was fined five dollars and costs by Judge Goss for violating compulsory education law for failing to send his two children to school regularly. Harry Glenberg, a stranger, was arrested for fraud without a license, pleaded guilty and was fined fifteen dollars and costs or twenty days in jail. He carried two suitcases filled with faces offered for sale with no sales made yet. He claimed Oshkosh last year but said he did not know licensing was required. He is a young man of pleasing appearance and objected to the fine. The Ladies Physical Training class of Fleet Presbyterian church will meet at eight tonight in the church lecture room led by Miss HI. Both Girls brigade companies meet tomorrow the second at four o'clock and the first at 7:20. The aim is to continue drills until the Girls brigade goes into camp in July after the Boys brigade returns from Mud Creek. Before camp the Girls brigade will hold another public exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Sewing Society
George Oaks
Ladies’ Union of the First M. E. Church
James Anglim
Wright Street
Daughters of the Union
Progressive Clinch
J.F. Ywyer
Dartford
Wis
Edward Bergquist
Goss
Scheglgularly
Lillie
Clarence
Harry Glenberg
Glenbere
Osh- Kosh
Fleet Presbyterian Church
Girls’ Brigade
Mud Ereek
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Teachine
Ania ‘Binool Verybony
Lisle
UNION
Athletic-Union
Lstruebing CO
Main Street
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Our Hart
Schaer & Marx
Pete
Okeke Ee
John Resenkranz
Dorothy
Wakefield
Cavahier
Thiver
Woodman Hall
Arions
Ralph Schmidt
Fourteenth Street
South Side Cubs
Cubs
Drexler
Berndt
Fabler
Cralmer
Labudde
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boston
Twentieth Century Club
Bof
Twentieth | Century Club
Algoma
Baseball Goods
R. M. Burtisco
Him
Superba Theater Admiision Se
Bargee
J.B. ‘Covey
Eugene Carr
Rassmussen
Miller
Chicago
California
Chapman's
Merritt Street
R. E. Marquard Furniture and Undertaking Wittely
Paris
Mueller’s Drug
Tenth
Oregon
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