Verna Kubishesky Returns and local notices
Verna Kubishesky has returned. A meeting of the Ingleside Sewing Society is planned for next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. 361 Wisconsin Avenue. Mrs. George Koch has returned home after visiting relatives in Minneapolis. The Gideons will conduct the men’s service tomorrow afternoon at 4:30. A marriage license was issued to Edward Smith of Fond du Lac and Catherine Lennon of this city. A funeral is planned for Norma Raddatz at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Raddatz. Mrs. Al J. Durkee is recovering after an appendicitis operation. A court case fined Seibold $2 and costs for assault. Weekly dancing parties resume at Butte Dee Moris, with another planned next Friday. A kitchen shower honored Miss Hazel Gunnell, soon to wed. The funeral of Mrs Tha-Faneka took place with service at Bethlehem Church. Kathryn Klemmer celebrated a kitchen shower ahead of her marriage to Rudolph Kriz. Buckstal travels to Kansas City due to flooding concerns. George A. Sarau is proposed for Winnebago County district attorney, with party supporters seeking his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubishesky
Hottie
Ingleside
Swill
Mires
Cook
B.-T- Sewing Society
Wisconsin Avenue
George ‘Koch
Rel “Eyes
Minneapolis
Gideons
TC. A
Ogioeies
A. Remke
Marsh
Robert
Emily Jones
Salt
Taike
Montana
Edward
Smith
du ‘Lac
Catherine L. Lennon
Theodore Bork
Theopening
Oregon Street Street
Welock
Darrow
Chicago
G.W. Burnell
J. V.quarlés
Milwaukee
United ‘States
Cits
Norma - Raddatz
August “Raddatz
al J. Durkee
Joseph Schiessel
Seibeld
Seipold
Butte Dee Moris
Williamson
F.’ Emnett
A. G. Brooks
Jefferson Avenue
Hazel Gunnell
Tha-Faneka
Rudolph Fanske
North Park “Avenue
Bethlehem
Chirch
New York Avenue
Ernest Schler
Riverside Cemetery
Kathryn Klemmer
Rudolph Kriz
St. Vincent's Church
Oregon Street
Summer School at Mr Hean Hy Powers and Campout
Summer school will take a limited number of pupils starting in Tulyle. Mr Powers leads a campout at Libbey farm north of the city with a 6:30 p m hike and tent setup. Sunday extended order maneuvers follow then return Sunday evening. High school graduating class to attend 7:20 pm service at First Congregational Church where Rev Edward H Smith will preach The Flying Goal. Church quartet to provide music. Parents and the public are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hean Hy Powers
Libbey
1St Congregational Church
Edward H. Smith
Oshkosh
Alagoma
Mgr. Suir
Uie- Firs
Beghiyning
Beward Hy-Smith
Heauty
Peorple
Songa
Spacia
Anna
Trever
Thuarch
Edward
James
Chines
Phym Sith
First’ Baptist Church
Rideout Returns Home From Tennessee Mill Construction
WA resident Rideout of 372 Main Street returns from Tennessee where she worked for Crandall Brothers of Milwaukee to erect a hardwood mill on firm owned land at Vandéser. News notes show Crops in the southern region thriving and Republican sentiment for Taft at the national convention. Mrs Henry M Hays visits Ripon College graduation with a large spring class and a strong baccalaureate address by President Hughes.
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Rideout
Main Street
Tennessee
Crandall Brothers
Milwaukee
Vandéser
Hider
Lopisians
Bississippi
Taft
Henry M. Hays
Ripon
Florence Hays
Hays
Ripon College
Frays
Hughes
Children’s Day Plans At Oshkosh Churches
Readable fragments describe Oshkosh churches planning Children’s Day services with special music recitations and youth programs. Churches will host afternoon and morning exercises, baptisms, graduations, and sermons. multiple congregations prepare elaborate decorations and public participation.
Oshkosh High School Excursion Sets Boat Ridership Record
The High school excursion on the steamer Geander Choate carried 536 people, nearly the vessel’s temporary 550 capacity limit, marking the largest single boat outing from Oshkosh. Capt Michael Golden steered the trip as crowds lined the river to see the scene. The Arion orchestra played and the committee included Robert Maag Arthur Zehmer and Otto W Haisley.
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Oélock
Geander. Choate
Oshkosh
Konrad
Michael Golden
Arion Orchestra
Neenah and Sherwood
Williams and MeDonald party voyage and trips
George Williams will spend Sunday in Columbus. William S. MeDonald led a party of fifteen friends up river in his launch Lady Jane for a fishing trip, returning at night. Attorney Charles H. Williams plans an extended eastern trip via Pennsylvania to Washington Atlantic City visiting New York and Boston over about three weeks. Seymour Heymann, son of S Heymann, was injured Friday when slipping on a polluted floor, cutting his nose and lacerating his face. may stay home a few days.
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George 2. Williams
Columbus
William S. MeDonald
Lady Jane
Williams
Pennsylvania
Washington
Atlantic City
New York
Boston
Seymour B. Heymann
S. Heymann
Crawford defeats Kittredge in state primary for US Senate
Sioux readers learn Crawford, a progressive, defeats Kittredge by about 2,700 in the state primary for the United States Senate. Glass and Hall trail, Burke leads Martin, and Vessey is nominated for governor alongside other progressives. A fragment notes a woman’s hat purchase exaggeration.
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Associated Press
Crawford
Kittredge
Stalwart
United States Senate
Glass
Hall
Congress
Burke
Martin
Vessey
Reception at Cen by President and Mrs John
A large social reception was hosted Friday evening at the center by President and Mrs John. Faculty and graduates of the Normal School attended, marking the first time the president entertained in the city. Guests included Regent John Earring and others, with Miss Hannah and Miss Gunther at the piano. The event featured white and gold decorations, refreshments, and a small orchestra. Over two hundred guests attended, including local residents and city officials.
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Cen
Mra. John
Keith
Ming
Harrison
Mra
le WE
Reich
John Earring Tate
Marrington
Ie Briges
Mies Rose C. Swart Os Erea
Miss Hannah
Chidiff
Mea
Maurice HL
Jered Vocu Sotas
Misa Gunther
Trailes
L. Frank Gates
John W. Scanders
Luther Davies
M. N. Melver
Dl Smith
Boy's Dangerous Bath Ends Narrowly in Canals
Eleven year old Johnnie Arno slipped from the Menasha canal embankment and fell into ten foot deep water. William McCready used a fish pole to reach him, pulling him to safety after a short mouth. The incident occurred near the government canal bridge as residents watched anxiously.
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Menssnas
Wis
Johnnie “Arno
Hugo
Government Canal
Dowav
M. Street
Teanal
Willian McCready
Anid
Menasha High School
oPhe City
Menasha
Me. M. Lockwood
Joli Steins J. Werner
Leonard Hart
Appleton
Beal
Neenah Notes Enforce Saloon Licenses and Local Events
Neenah June 12. City authorities warn saloon licenses may be revoked for selling liquor to minors and drunkenness. John Sturm paid a fine for minor liquor sale. yesterday Walters and Schmitz arrested for selling to a minor. trials set before Justice Baird. Miss McCallum and Mr. George, wedding details follow. annual Neenah Junior Association meeting held with banquet and honorary member elected. Emma Dobbertin and William Kurtz wed at home. Rev Drew officiated. couple honeymooning in Belleview Ohio. guests listed. Appleton graduation exercises for eighth grade held with program including two playlets and diplomas.
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Neenah
Wis
Tongek
Gleratel
Salon
Aleri
Jms
Minerit -Dange
John. Sturm
Chiia Walters
Joseph Schmitz
Brown
Mqnor
Robert
Giles
Jung
Justice Baird
Olds
A. Cy Towle
Mema
Emma Dobbertiin
William
M. Scurtz
Pirc
Ch ‘Nicolé Traventasy Rey
A. Drew
Methodist Church
Misa Elise ‘Kurtz
John Dobbbertin
Macshttely
Pivl Amonsen
Antgo
J. Miles
Hipon
I. L. Bowlby
Appleton
George Eb.sande
Ont
Mili Crary
Wiliam de Kelver
Railway Brotherhood meet halves crew disputes in Milwaukee
Special from Le Crus The Northwestern reports that Burlington Railway trainmen returned from Chicago where officers met to discuss differences with the employer. The grievance about seniority for trainmasters is noted as resolved.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wie
le Crus
la ‘Bros
Order of Raiway
Condoc Second Brotherhood of Raiway
Chicago
Burlington Wiiway
Splayyers
Fyeung
Police Preempt Betting at Gravesend Race Track
Police at Gravesend race course in New York implement strongest measures to prevent betting by any system. The June 12 action comes as authorities move to disrupt wagering schemes as a large crowd gathers, with reports noting intensified patrols and surveillance. The effort aims to curb illegal betting at the track, underscoring a broad crackdown in the wagering scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gravesend Race Track
New York
Gravesend Race Course
Police crackdown at race track wedding crowd scene
Uniformed police aided by many deputies and detectives in plain clothes kept spectators from the lawn in front of the grand stand. bookmaker A Kline was ordered to move on and arrested after refusing to obey police. Despite a large crowd, no trouble occurred before the first race, and betting odds were not published in the newspaper bulletins for the first time in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kline
Ismacif
Edinmiind
Sfirat Prace Agasin
Wiiligut Jung
Alfigordé
Mhiying
Dietz family newspaper debuts in Cameron area
Special dispatch from Chippewa Walla reports the Cameron Dam Sentinel is edited by Missimyra Dietz, daughter of John F. Dietz, longtime defender of Cameron dam. The column highlights local happenings on the Dietz farm, noting deer feeding at dusk as a sight to enjoy.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Chippewa Walla
Cameron Dam
Missimyra Dietz
John F. Dietz
Dietz Farm
Wisconsin Telephone To Issue New Stock Aug 1
Announcement from Milwaukee Wisconsin on June 13 states the Wisconsin Telephone Company will issue new stock August 1 for 1.5 million dollars. The cash will fund improvements and extensions. All shares have been engaged by present shareholders and will be issued at par raising total capital stock to 5 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Umilwaugee
Wis
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Auto Wrecked Child Saved in Milwaukee Incident
Special report from Milwaukee describes a car crash where A. Hansé swerved into an iron fence to avoid hitting a child on a bicycle. The vehicle was wrecked but Mr. House and a companion escaped injury. The piece ends with a stray remark about people keeping money in stockings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
A. &. Hansé
House
Classified fragments from a local market and sale page
Multiple small ads announce sales and offers including a large ice box, a very fine upright piano, an organ or phonograph trade possible, hay for sale, farm land excursion to Montana, a house and lot on Jefferson Avenue, a sulky and horse, and a furnished front room for rent. Names, addresses, prices, and brief terms appear across Oshkosh area items.
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Boyd Son City Market
Will Te Son
Peyd & Son
North Park Avenue
Oshkosh
Onlo Street
Wisconsin Avenue Bridge
Montana
H. Stroud
Main Street
Jefferson Avenue
Nevada Street
John Harrinston
Irving Street
Broad Street
Jefferson Ave
Al Dandy Home For Remodels At 21 Northwestern Ave
A listed property at 21 Northwestern Avenue invites buyers to view a remodel ready home featuring new cement work a cellar and walks on a large lot. The ad promises easy access to amenities and hints at high value with a gleaming gold dollar lure.
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Northwestern Avenue
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Ixetra
Dr. Warner
Luther Davies & CO
Discount Ii
Clemens Kaudy
Mary
Siler
Buckstal
Kansas City
Buckstall-Edawards Company
George A. ‘Sarau
Winnebago ‘County
Sarau
Ryhner
Bark’s Park
Seventeenth
Oregon Streets
Chea
Morninee
Kittridge
Senate
South Dakota
la Crome
Chien
Tony
T.S. Whitely CO
Merry
New Idea
Good Reading
Zach Cc
Angee
Dietz
Lis Editrean
Wisconsin Company
Ente
Cafe Grande
Mlk
Stein. & Hanford Proprietors
Sale
Blueverries
A&c. T
Gailan
Yeal Halland Barty Tuner
Dozer Halland Barty
SOAL
McGroe
Rwict's
Santa Clan
Lenox
Bars Coffey
Bakeng Towner
Banton Coffes
Webe
Julius Martin
South
Malin St
Iowa Streets
Seventeenth Street
Lake Sand
Butle Des Morts Hall
Winnebare
Waupacr
Shawano and Clark
Main
Otter
Jtre
Superba
Wickert’s
Girona
Winiter Street
Court Street
Winnebago County
State of
Wisconsin
Winnetigo County
Nodge
A.D. Ios
Ocinck A. m
Frederick Baedecker
Martha Baedecker
Deceagen
C. D. Cleveland
Juda
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