Quarantine Violations Lead to Arrests and Lockdowns
The city health officials warn that any person breaking quarantine will be arrested and face strict penalties. Amid fears of deadly fever, twenty homes are isolated and several children are kept from mixing with others. Authorities urge strict home quarantine and permit rules to prevent spread.
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Ultierm
Veaidenin
Thin City
Hroche
Han Hein
Bruce
Acelfen
Bacquae
Dianan
Garrage
Kiwanis Club Honors Member With Memorial Service
The Kiwanis meeting featured a memorial service for Rev. John Collier a deceased member. Rev Walter Ryder led a tribute while William Heather presided in Ryder’s absence. George Fisher and F F Bere spoke on American Legion drive plans and support for disabled veterans. Mrs Rogers donated a gift to the club.
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Kiwanis Club
iRoday
John Collier
Walter & Ryder
William Heather
Ryder
Cellier
Wittmack
Baynts
Waupaca
Mahon
George J. Fisher
FF. Berepoke
American Legion
Addiera
Rogers
J. Bh
Rog Re
Oshkoah Itt
Kre
Omar Ped m
Reange ‘Ang
Wong
Unclear text passage about a music club and tour plans
Fragmentary lines mention a club, Neal Phoripins, a tour and a salutes gesture. Many words are garbled, making factual extraction difficult. The readable bits hint at a music event or performance sequence with names and a future tour, but specifics are not reliably recoverable.
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Iit
Neal Phoripins
Allen
Rho Mestione
St Olaf Choir to Sing Here Tonight
The St Olaf Choir performs tonight at the local venue. Students and townsfolk gather as the choir prepares to sing, led by conductor Paul. The concert promises a refined program and an evening of choral music.
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ST. Olaf Choir
Local Court Deals Forfeits And Fines In City
In municipal court Frank Tarr faced examination requests for a mental health assessment after a prior charge, a $20 fine plus possible 30 days in the workhouse were noted. Joelled farmhand Yoel Juerepnaen paid $18 and 20 days in the workhouse after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Anevey Luenks fined $10 plus costs for speeding on Harrison Street. Adam Lechtingwall and Herman Koeck faced penalties for parking and intoxication related matters, with June 8 and June 12 noted for upcoming actions.
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Mans
Tadeo
I. Coxe
Frank Tarr
Poly
Tarr
Axon
Waa
Costa
Anevey Luenks
Harrison Street
Costa Adam Lechtingwall
Menominee Park
Herman Koeck
Pararaxton
Diateet Atraines
nat @urity
Fond du Lac Man Dies After Stroke At Home
Eugens A Hanks of Fond du Lac died this morning around 6 24 at his home from a long illness. He suffered high blood pressure and had a stroke about three months prior. The obituary notes he was a longtime resident and well known in the community.
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Eugens A, Hanks
Fond du Lac
Natrtint
tWimconaln
NaUaony Lite Toauranea Company
Owikowh
Jettor Dathin
Pond du Lac
Memorial note on Mr Hawke from Fond du Lac
Obituary summary for James Hawke of Fond du Lac born in Vermont who spent decades in the insurance field with New York Equitable Life and Wisconsin agents. He served as secretary and superintendent of agencies, married Carrie Burch in 1882, widow about 22 years, active in local education and fraternal orders. Funeral set at 2:30 PM at 260 East Sround Street with rites at Lowndes Mortuary, interment at Friend Cemetery.
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Vermont
Hawke
Stows
Fond du Jane
Anurs
Inaurnnes
Mfunvapalla Company
Inter
Waa
New: York Equitable Lite Adt
Ananee Company
Winconwa National ‘Life Commany
Us City
Ita
Qsalatayt Nec
Mins Carrie Burch
Fond du Lac
Mond du Lac Tard
Fond du the
Bika
Knights of
Pennes
Kaat
Sorand Street
Fond Atu ‘Lac
Riend
Boardman
Insurance Company
Dir
Unnka
Ang
Pablo
Highway Meeting and Patrols Spur Road Improvements
County highway officials and residents met Monday to review road conditions and planned improvements. Officers discussed recent arrests of citizens who attempted to intervene during a loan incident, highlighting concerns over patrol practices and public safety.
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Mus
Cahkosh Citisens
Thay
Ft Wi
Wrval
Mane
Arrae & Pate
Oan
State meeting of Pythians and allied orders to be huge affair
Wisconsin gears to host a three day Pythian convention June 15 to 17 with 300 delegates expected. Knights of Pythias Dramatic Order of Khorasan and Pythian Sisters plan parades concerts and initiations across Oshkosh Milwaukee Racine and other cities. Grand lodge events include meetings for Knights and Sisters, memorial services, a banquet and dancing, with chairs, housing and reception committees announced.
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Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Dramatic Order of Khorrasan
The
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythian
Pythian
Pythian Knights
Order of Knights of Khorrawan
Jame Ui
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Grand Lodge
12 Ou Union
Fred W. Drching
Oshkosh Iudge
Knights of Iythiae
el Wadi
D 0. K
Wakodi Temple Band
Milwaukee
Wackodia Patrol
Tha Parege
Monument Maubre
Harry Malwry
Algoma Boulevard
Khomeasan
DO. KK
el Wakotis
Aden
Racine
Hara
Ololt
el Capitol
Madiaun
Kanana
la Craven
Hl Wadi
Appleton
Oman
Hall Claire
Knights of Pythias
Thean Nesaione
Thors
Knighta of Tythies Grand Lodge
Walock
Dehkowh Lodge
Red W. Gillman
Ryanaville
Randy Chancellor
Seseiana
Gaild Hall
Madge ‘Libby
Trinity Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Armory
Grand Lodge
Dabkosk Haw
Pines
Oanicoat Leds
Kotabts
Pythias
Fred Fraitey
EW Weirbrodts
Bhaleman
Henry Turlver
Bathke
Rew. Colburn
Pythian Sistem
Miro Harvey Harwood
Holeix
Pythian Lodge
Illinois Is Hard Hit By Outbook Phyvisian Network
Dr J M Conley returned from Lauterite after attending the medical section meeting of the American Life convention of insurance companies. The report notes the impact of the trip and the frost during the journey as part of the national gathering coverage.
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J. M. Conley
Lauterite
American Life Convention of Inteurarce Companies
Wisconsin Insurance Convention Attended by Medical Leaders
The Wisconsin National Life Insurance convention drew about 150 medical directors and officers. Severe frosts damaged corn fields along the route, with some crops killed or stunted, but the trip was marked by hot weather in Louisville.
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Wisconsin National ‘Lite Insurance Company
Ely
Carlinville
Louleviie
Incursawe
Conley
Wisconsin
Loutsville
Commencement at Normal School to Be Held Tomorrow
The Emily Webster honored as teacher emeritus after fifty years of service at the Normal School. John J. Callahan will deliver the commencement address An Appreciation. D K Allen to speak Retrospect Prospect. Miss Staily LF Wabater to speak. Rev G M Wong to give the invocation. The graduation diplomas will be presented by President H A Brown.
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Emily ‘. Webste
Normal School
Webster
John J. Callahan
Staily LF
Wabater
Nocturne
Sylvia Griffith
G. M. Wong
H A. Brown
Osteopaths To Meet In Fox River Valley City
Osteopathic practitioners from Fox River Valley gather in this city for a reorganizational meeting at the Athearn hotel at 6 30 this Wednesday evening. Dr JB Rogers served as temporary chairman and dinner will be served at 7 followed by addresses by Drs Purdy Elton and McCormick. About twenty five or thirty are expected.
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Fox River Valley
Far River Valley
Osteopathic Society
Athearn Hotel
JB. Rogers
Ndel Dreabus
Geners Documaions
Dre
Baptist Meeting Draws Oshkosh Delegates to Madison
Roy Walter 8 Ryder and Mrs Ryder of First Baptist Oshkosh left for Madison to attend the Wisconsin Baptist State convention beginning Saturday. Ryder was to speak at 10 20 AM on The Place of the Preacher in the Unfinished Task as delegates from Oshkosh joined other ministers for a four day event featuring sessions of the State Ministerial Union and the Baptist Womans Missionary Society.
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Roy. Walter
Baptist Womans’ Missionary Society
Ryder
Madison
Death of Jane Tolman at Mercy Hospital
Jane Tolman died at Mercy Hospital this morning. She was born March 4, 1918, and was the only child of Mr and Mrs Tolman. A funeral will be held Thursday at 2 PM from 127 Frederick Avenue with interment in Ellenwood Cemetery. She attended the Normal training school and was a member of Plymouth Congregational church Sunday school.
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Misa Jane ‘Yolan
Bra
John Tolman
Mercy Hospital
Ako
Sha
Plymouth Congregational Church
Fredytick Avenue
Intermont
Ellenwood Cemetery
Legislation Planned to Pay Depositors for Losses
United Presa reports Ottawa where extraordinary legislation to aid Home Bank depositors was prepared. The plan would reimburse 35,450,000 to depositors for losses on their homes and passed the House of Commons by 100 to 20 despite concerns over setting a precedent for government compensation in failures of financial institutions.
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United Presa
Ottawa
Oni
House of Commons
Local Society Notes From Oshkosh Area
Ghort notes Samuel Kellay spending weeks with hin nigca Mrs Stanley Foote at Colorado Springs and plans to return via St Louis. Dr and Mrs Roy B Chady and Grover, former Oshkosh residents now of Lake Wales Florida, visit Alf Dunham and family. B R Smith attends tenth annual Wisconsin Association of Commercial Secretaries convention in Shedoxgan. Mr and Mrs Atlan McCullough of Chicago visit with T C McCullough and family. Laurie McCullough returned from Chicago and Ming Barnies Segahan returns from Ferry Hall to spend summer with Morris Seenl family before Northweeting.
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Samual Kellay
Hin Nigca
Stanley
Foote
Colorado Springs
St. Louie
Roy
B. Chady
Sos
Grover
Oshkosh
Lake Wales
Fla
Vine Ting
Alf
Dunham
Powers Avenue
B. R. Smith
Mra
Morris Seenl
Norchweet
Blame for Jazz Music Placed on Kitchenette
United Press reports in Chicago that Matt J Kennedy, secretary of the National Association of Music Merchants, told delegates at a Muster Trades convention that blame for jazz belongs in kitchenette apartments, arguing jazz is a national style of music and cannot be suppressed.
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United Press
Chicago
Matt J. Kennedly
National Association of Music Merchants
Muster Trades of America
Kennedy
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Stellan Vielannaen
Municipal Couet
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Oshkosh, Wis
Missionary Rally
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Trinity Combined Choirs
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Civic Education Department
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Proor
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