Parade and Funeral Procession for Local Woodmen Group
A Sunday memorial parade and burial service for Modern Woodmen of America members ran from the hall to Riverside Cemetery. About 100 attendees, with uniformed men and a speaker, paid tribute as rain briefly interrupted the procession. Attorney Cowling delivered remarks on Brotherly service and the Woodcraft motto Per aspera to Persevere, emphasizing aiding fellow members and the community.
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Amer
Riverside Cemetery
Merhbag
Tair Wether
Arion
Orfor
Cilia
Ordi
Woo Sing
Mor Cowlhg
Ras Ternitlom
Memorial program at grave site overseen by monitor Wie Amuttta Conenering
Weather was favorable and attendance was good as mourners gathered. A threat during the ceremony led to a hastened procession and forced adjustments by organizers to maintain safety and order.
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Inet
Davis Awarded Five Thousand In Life Insurance Case
A judgment for 5000 was entered Saturday by Judge Burnell against Mutual Life Insurance company. The insurer is bankrupt, but Davies will share in the assets. The suit arose on a life policy on Alfred N. Buchr.
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Luther Davies
Burnell
Mutual Ieserve Lite Insurance Company
Davies
Alfred N. Buchr
Reehi
Lasses
Beedime
Ind
Northmestern Life Insurance Fsxorlubion
Thin
Shewta
Hhightel Rain
Tie Chielness
Financial
Luainess
Frank Curtis
Curis
G. WY. Harnall
Frank Currie
Franke Curry
Oshicoat
Femk Curtis
Stockbridge
T. A. Smith
Theater Reed
Woodcraft ideals linger in memory and moral stance
The article reflects on fraternal values of the Modern Woodmen, praising self sacrifice over money and urging members to live by community duties. It laments materialism, recalls deceased neighbors, and links Woodcraft to positive societal influence while noting past leaders and charitable work.
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Yan da Ripe
Woodcraft
Wallin
Amelia
May Vital Statistics Report Reveals Fewer Births
May shows fewer births and more deaths than April per Dr. A. R. Brodie's vital statistics. sixty four births in April contrast with two in May, while May records two deaths versus thirty five in April. Typhoid fever caused the two contagious disease cases. seven accidents occurred in May.
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A. R. Brodie
Register of Vital Statistics
Exercises at hospital sermon by Rev Edward Smith at Winnebago
Religious exercises at Northern State Hospital Sunday afternoon were led by Rev Edward H Smith. Planned in the grove, showers forced the gathering into the large chapel where he preached a nature sermon highlighting a transforming transformation noted in the audience.
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Northern State Hospital
Edward H. Smith
Mr. Smith
Symbols of faith and a city visit noted in Oshkosh tale
A sermon at the First Congregational church on symbolic faith discusses how symbols guide believers to deeper spiritual truths. David Thomas of Oshkosh visits his brother in Negaunee Mich. and is connected to the Oshkosh First Rug Co. Local notes mention missing opera, a hospital patient, a marriage license, and bids for macadamizing Grand Avenue to Hudson Street with Rasmussen & Sons the low bidder.
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David Thomas
S. Thomas
Necaunee
Mich
Thomas
Negaunee
Oshkosh First
First Congregational Church
Eduard H. Smith
Christ
Lorenzo Reed
St. Louis
City
Hazel Reed
High Street
Lydit Kislia
Ceape Street
St. Mary's Hospital
J. J. Fish
Charles
Kaboke
Winneconne
Wiss
Ethyl Minckler
Omro
Otte A. Hints
Clara Boettse
Oshkesh
Janssen
Rote
Milwaukee
MC G. Pritty
Pritty
Fourth Street
Hudson Street
J. Rasmussen & Sons
Chris Johnson
Common Council
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Aquinal
Tisari
White City
Miyal
Taste Singers
Poston
Corea Company
Imited
Battie Creek
Butte Des Morty
Omroe
Opera Finase Square
Edward HH. Smith
Winnebago
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Torchon
Champagne
Copenhagen
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Sc. Ac
Madras
India Union
Nottingham
Red
Alexander Smith & Sons
New York
Edward A. Smith
Symbola
Florence Smith
Elm Street
Mies Smith
Board of Public Works
East Irving
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