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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
15
A garbled OCR read lists scattered fragments and names in a dated style. The readable bits show places such as Arran and Tintern with stray words like panel and hinge. Little coherent context remains, producing a broken public or diary entry fragment.
Fragmented notes outline church leadership bids at Alene Street Methodist. It mentions a new pastor or the late John Walles, a fall conference schedule, and a canvassing plan. Officials discuss dues, election timing, and emergency measures affecting the congregation and seeking a permanent pastor.
The graduating class at the High School held commencement Thursday evening at the Opera House. Top honors went to the valedictorian with an average above 94 percent and the salutatorian with 4.53. Lydia Klaene delivered the salutatory, welcoming parents and students on behalf of the class.
Fragmented OCR notes a commencement exercise with mentions of Montgomery and education themes. It references a valedictory, music features, and a musical performance by students, with limited legible names and places. The text is garbled and contains multiple incomplete phrases.
Principal Fell announces a two subject summer term starting June 2 at Oshkosh High School. Sufficient enrollment allows extended class sessions with two daily periods and five subjects to earn a semester credit, providing more personal attention for students.
An Associated Press dispatch notes Bucharest will align war debt policy with France toward the United States. In Springfield Massachusetts Madame von Mitelam, a noted concert dancer for thirty years, was killed in an automobile accident in a brief local report.
The grammar class celebrated with diplomas presented by Charlee C. Konrad and C. C. Bynop presiding. Rev. Kuhmann offered invocation while relatives gathered for a panel wedding anniversary at Ray Parnona's home on Grand Avenue with pink decor and a modest dinner.
Mr and Mrs Otto Konrad attended the Norsk American centennial celebration in Oshkosh. They described crowds around the grandstand during President Coolidge’s speech, with police lifting women to ambulances. Konrad said promoters bought hundreds of grandstand tickets to resell or hold back. A sandstorm and later heavy rain plagued the trip home along Route 16 via Abbotsford. Konrad demonstrated a folding bed device for window seating at the centennial.
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