Omro church to observe seventy fifth anniversary
Omro Baptist church marks 75 years with Sunday and Monday events on June 14 and 15. Notables include long-time members Mrs N J Cady and Bro Margaret Pelton. Program features Bible school, sermons by Rev. Wells and Rev. Myder, anniversary music, and a Monday banquet. Children’s Day planned at Presbyterian church with varied programs. A lightning incident near Omro injures two children but no fire.
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Omre
Wia
Baptist Church of
Pantera
N J. Cady
Margaret Pelton
Omro
W. D. Wells
Alster
Peators
W. §. Myder
A. LeGrand
Eva Belle Oaks
E. G. Hemley
West Virginia University
Church
Presbyterian Church
pDrogram
George Littlefield
Jane Winslow
Harold Lanforth
Lucile Tenant
Law Marshall Bennett
Sone
Agnes Bradley
Archee Scurls
Alma Gensch
Harley Loker
Ernest Bristol
Gordon Howell
Alvin Blake
Sara Albright
Marian Siebensohn
Freddy
Phyllia Te Witt
Ph Gong
Beth Chase
Wayne
Louise Socks
A. Jones
O. EB. Witt
Gong
Lewis Sheerar
Louise Peterson
Quincey Danforth
Wong
Thirnhy
Roger Willems
P. Lovik
Misa Edyth Mil Jee
Mias Elzabeth Kramer
First Baptist Church of ‘Omro
Madison
Homeragker's Clubs
T S. Broderick
F. T. Hennett
van Jackson
Charles Kramer
Milwaukee
Viola Kargue
Green Lake
Leon R. Stanton
Janet
Chicago
J. C. Heuer
Lous Kleiber
Franses
H. B. Cantor
Menominee, Mich
Kiaiber
Babtist Church
Harriet Jones
J. A. Jones
Verna Tyler
Fond du Lac
Triggs
Conary Lewis
Ational Red Crees
Central Division
Council Blutte
Romance Denied In A Visit Of Coolidge's Son
Ford Connecticut report states John Coolidge, son of the president, visited Mrs Trumbull at her home. Mrs Trumbull said it was merely a friendly visit amid exams and commencement. He planned to return to college after the stop, with Miss Trumbull attending Mount Holyoke nearby.
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Coolidge
United Press
Ford, Conn
John Coolidge
Mian
Florencn Trumball
Governor Trumball
Connecticut
Dopa
Trumbull
Wiley
Amber
Mins ‘Trumbull
Mount Holyoke College
James P Gould Follows Wife in Death in 19th Century Notice
The obituary notes James P Gould’s death following his wife, with a later reference to his acquisition of Mr Hume’s interests and his father returning to Janeaville to resume business duties. The fragmentary text hints at business ties and family movements in the period.
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Hume
Janeaville
Bate
Gould Manufacturing founder dies after long service
Death of Gould Manufacturing founder Mr Gould, aged 40, follows storm damage at the plant in Wisconsin. He led the firm through expansion including a toy factory and slate products. Survived by wife Emma J. Graham and four children, with funeral at First Congregational Church and private Riverside Chapel service. Plant closing until Tuesday in his memory.
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Pany
Ain Gould
Sohneider
Wes Knetanthy
Ter Gould
Nowle Toys
Gould
Emma J. Graham
Algoma Boulevard
First Congregational Church
Iim
Fiist Congregational Church
Philip Mercer
Riverside Chapel
Gould Manufacturing Company
Parthemera
Hamer II
Fisnop
Homer H. Bisnop Jr
Stevens Gould
Chariea Palko
James FP
Gould I
Tina Joan Felker
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints Personal Name and Marriage
Fragmentary text references a person named Mere Shepherds and a marriage issue involving a husband and wife. The readable portion implies a past action and a dispute over wedlock, but details are absent.
Freakish storms strike southern Minnesota and Wisconsin
A severe weather outbreak lashed southern Minnesota and nearby Wisconsin causing three deaths, dozens injured, and extensive property damage. Heat waves in Milwaukee gave way to cool winds as a tor nado edge swept the region. Flooding, washed out roads and rail lines, and crippled communications followed. Mike Winters, 19, was killed by lightning near Ivanhoe. In Crandon Wisconsin a school building was struck by lightning and razed, while Take Gentva area suffered a cyclone and thousands in farm losses. Restoration efforts continue as flood waters recede and lines are reestablished.
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Milwaukee
Miwaukee
Wtecopsin
Minnesota
Lakey Breezs
Chippewa Valley
New Richmond
Glenwood City
Attta
St. Paul
Minn
Mike Winters
Lvanhoe
Mreckowidge
Tex
Pleasant Hill
Carl Ledbetter
James
Arthur Zirolle
Wilderricks
Crandon
Wis
North
McInal
United Presa Beto
Highteen Xing
Farma
Take Gentva
Mrwunga
Death Ends Life of Edgar Moerke After Suffering Injuries
Edgar Moerke died following a severe accident and brain concussion after a hospital operation. Born March 31 in Wisconsin, he built Oshkosh Fuel Co. and led multiple firms, including Dumhara Fulton and Wall-Hay-Wall Lumber interests. Survived by wife, two daughters, a son, and his parents. Funeral held at his Oshkosh residence with interment at Riverutte cemetery.
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Pagar Meerka
Horn
UTR
Weiekotown
Wisconsin
Aliguat
Stayene Point
Wisconsin Central
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Fuel Company
Moerke
Andraw Aennix
Min Bernice Moerke
Bart W. Wiman
Dumhara-Fulton Company
Wall-Hay-Wall Lumber Company
Alabama
William Ross Company
Chicago
Oshkoah Association of Commerce
Ton
Me. Moerke
Liberty Loan
MHS
Mofreg
Lafayette
Ind
Thicaxo & Worthwestern
Har Wyman
Bernice Moerke
Fort Wyma
Xeranavinonin
Serviers
Moerks Realdenes
Park Street
Riverutte
Pressure by United States Upon Mexico
Diplomatic circles in Mexico and Washington react to Kellogg warning on American rights in Mexico. Officials in Mexico say the note was not a surprise and await direct communication from Calles. Interpretations vary as to whether the statement marks a change in policy or reaffirms past positions. Ambassador Sheffield’s return is anticipated amid the debate.
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Mexico
Xellogg
State Department
México
Morice City
Washington
Kellogg
Teauea x Stern
Calles
Faust
Kelloge
Shadow
Aaron Saenz
United Presa
Nai
Hcis
Masmuch Apt
Kel- Joga
Witness Testimony in Shepherd Home Case Unfolds
Testimony detaIls Shepherd's brother in law saying Wille could leave McClintock business with money. Oyster house owner Louis Sharbero recalls Shepherd asking where poison could be found in an oyster and claiming to guard wealth earning 7500 yearly. Stella Cannon testifies that Mrs. Shepherd stripped jewelry from Bibs mother on her deathbed.
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Shepherd
Wille
McClintock
Louis Sharbero
Witnean
Stella Cannon
Linton
Witnam Gang
Shepchard
Bibs
Conditions Ideal for Fast Page at Altoona Speedway
Conditions at Altoona PA speedway favored fast racing as a 260 mile spring auto event opened at 2 30 PM EST with Blader Fred Wagner flagging the start. Ben Nett Hill led early at 50 miles with an average near 192 mph, Bart Cooper pressed Hill while Wade Morton trailed in third as field remained intact through the first segment.
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Altoona
Prese
Speedway
Pam
Blader
Fred Wagner
Bennett Hill
Tao
Hill
Bart Cooper
Wade Morton
Cooper
Prenter Named Possible Successor to Brotherhood Leader
William B Prenter, acting president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, is considered a possible successor to the late Warren Senne. Prenter previously served as first vice president. the advisory committee met Tuesday to choose a new president.
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William B. Prenter
tBy United Prew
Dereand
Ohio
William 2. Prenter
Bratharhoog
Pnginaera
Ue Fon Lptiie
Warren 3
Senne
Stone
Prenter
Harry P. Daughtary
Second View
Aleo Delny
Brotherhood
Sawmill Burns After Lightning Strike in Menominee
An Associated Press report from Menominee Michigan says a Central Lau n and Lumber mill near the city was destroyed by fire within an hour after being struck by lightning earlier today. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 25600 dollars.
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Associated Press
Menominee, Mich
Central Laun and Lumber Company
Here
Serious charge leads to long prison term in state prison
Milwaukee Kerman Matmon found guilty in municipal court on a serious statutory charge involving two young girls. He was sentenced to twenty years in the state prison at Waupun. Details allege he attacked the girls after entering their houseboat near a bridge.
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United Press
Milwawokee
Kerman
Matmon
Tala
Waupun
Etsis
Milwaukee officers raid foiled firm. second Volstead offense charged
Milwawkes-officers of the Calu mut Ealer company, Chilton, Wisconsin, raided by federal prohibition officers. John B. Madden, chief of enforcement squad, said today the firm will be charged with a second offense under the Volstead act. Officers named include OW McCarthy president and J Jensen vice president, Dell M Jensen secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rest
Milwawkes
Calumut Ealer Company
Chilton, Wiy
Aquad
John B. Madden
Enid
OW. McCarthy
J. Jensen
Dell M. Jensen
Dies of injuries from skidding in highway crash
Associated Press report from Anwland says Alvin Hatfield, 24, of Guaden garage, died yesterday from injuries after his car skidded Wednesday night on highway 18 near here and struck a footing of a train. Three other passengers, Fred Kilnkize, Misses Were Ess inger, and Eleanor Kern, all of Gidson, are likely to recover.
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Associated Prees
Anwland
Wra
Alvin Hatfeld
Guaden Garage
Swnar
Hare Yarteriay
Highway 18
Fred Kilnkize
Essinger
Eleanor Kern
Gidson
William Tilden Wins Cup Permanently
William Tilden defeats Manual Alonzo of Spain to secure permanent possession of the New England champion cup. The match ends 44 to 4 in a decisive victory, granting Tilden lasting title status and regional recognition for Hastfort, Connecticut.
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William T. Tilden
United Prowey Hastfort
William T. TH
England
Tov Gay
Manual Alonzo
Spain
Tilden
Poanemion
New England
Passenger in auto cuffed amid theft probe
In Marinette Wisconsin Henry A Thorpe, identified as an accused auto bandit, was taken into custody in a car with handcuffs after a claim of involvement in a theft. He boards a forthcoming New York bound case with a pending free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Wic
Henry A. Thorpe
Confemsad
Artlat
New York
World records endangered at track meet on Stagg Field
At the national collegiate track meet held on Stagg Field, Michigan star Hubbard broke the world long jump mark and led a string of top finishes. The meet featured 62 colleges amid favorable conditions with Hubbard continuing a decade of high jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stagg Field
Associated Preas
Chicago
Dahart Hubbard
University of Michigan
Neeto Athim
Singy Mott
Hale
Liubbard
Legendre
Gnorgetown University
Waris Eet
Hubbard
Bima
Universitien
Colleen
Ftnner
Guimarlon
Lelatner
Blanford
Guthrie
Ohin Rinie
Snyder
Ohin Hinte
Taylor
Grinnell
Prow
Ambermarth
Jonen
Baylor
Wasn
Tin
Michigan
Aweet
Montane
Wittman
Virginia
Mnllinary
Roberta
Fans
Clarke
Wanbington
Paulie
University of Montana
Yanin
Thin
Faulu
Resco
Texoma University
Aooonda
Shleida
Pennnylvanian
Arate
Phillips
Rater
Johnson
California
Miller
Stanford
Schoen
Thinoi
Coulter
Iowa
Felnainger
Nixth
Harteantt
Branford
Gorkin
Robwarze
Wisconsin
Richardson
Minnouri
Hinefort
Grindell
Dauber
Barthes
Monter
Virgin’ Military
Rooney
Hanana
Unclear list of names and places from OCR text
Fragmentary OCR reads names and places such as Taylor Grinnell Lelatner Bland ford Guthrie Obin Kinney Max wel Pomona Titty Davih Washing tone and Loo atethy iue 224. Details and context are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Grinnell
Lelatner
Blandford
Secon
Guthrie
Obin
Kinney
Lutherans Expand Missionary Work in Honaw Area
In a recent annual convention the Lutheran Augustinian synod voted to renew missionary efforts in the Iionan province of China amid reports of workers’ imprisonment. About 140000 of 215000 budget will be noted today, with Pr. Unis of Portland and Lydia C. Rohtli of Rockford among honored attendees.
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Honaw
Mattederan
Minneapolis
Mir
Iionan
China
Rapita Lio
Synort
Condita Mn Axtonalvn Meni
Kovernt
Workera
Prinonera
China Pangs
Houses Dynamited in Effort to Save Town from Disaster
In Altoona Pennsylvania a mining village named Plandit near town faced a fierce wildfire driven disaster. A hotel and timbered homes were destroyed as crews dynamited structures to contain the blaze. Damage ran into hundreds of dollars with several dwellings endangered and residents evacuated.
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Wattod
Altoona
Plandit
Rurby
Manitowoc Company Names New Captain
Manitowoc, Wis announces the resignation of Captain Frank Khan of Company FE Twenty seventh Regiment Wisconsin National Guard and the appointment of Farmer Fins Lieutenant Richard Arndt to command. Arndt served with the old Company H on the Mexican border and during the last war with the same unit, now part of the Red Arrow division. Lieutenants Nemetz and Franz will be second and third in command.
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Prova
Manitowor
Wir
Frank Khan
Twenty Seventh Regiens
Winconsin National
Red Arrow Division
Willian Nemetz
Inher Franz
Girl's Promise to Marry Goes to Court
By Associated Press Obicego Wisconsin John H. Weiner an auto mechanic claims he arrested Mrs Emily Runtell aged 20 after she promised to marry him and accepted a costly engagement ring. He says she obtained $500 to pay off a mortgage on her Derant’s farm near Wisconsin Dale and then vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prep
Obicego
John H. Weiner
Aed
Emily Runtell
Derant
Wisconsin
Rade
Wis
Entombed miner linked by pipe rescue in California
Communication with the entombed miner was established via a pipe connection, allowing Robert Mill to inform rescuers and his wife and children not to worry while detailing immediate danger. Hull directed the rescue through the tunnel as work continued at 1048 a.m.
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United Pres
Firann Valley
Calif
Robert Mill
Nutomber
Teneun
Debrin
Bate
Yanel
Atta
Mini
Hull
Kida
Wan Hill
Hoford
Mina
fAnother
Local Beveball Leaders Clash In Clintonville Meeting
A Wangaca County Beveball meeting in Clintonville brought together New London Clintonville Manawa and Ina to discuss the season. May 21 results were overturned with Clintonville favored after Manawa protested a ninth inning issue. Schedule changes include rescheduled Iola and New London games for late June with two games per team in the upcoming lap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Wangaca
Clintonvile
Clinetonville
Manawa
Inia
Juma
Achedula
Manawi
Lnton
ACOA
Clintonville
Manaya
Manowa
Iola Jaa
New London Bere
Juste
Ogain
Shawano Herbs
Gren Fay
Nin
Bhuwann
Brown
Geymour
Advance
Bate
Agamo Uhun
Teo Robs
Eith
Smanhull
Shawnno
Hart
Tlwna Howler
Shawano
WTAL
Red River Baseball League
Shawano Maroons
Red Springs
Town Line
Stony Hill
Ret Springs
Stony Air
Shawano Stardons
ANA
Administration hints at passing Mellon tax plan in coming session
Washington says the administration has strength to enact the Mellon tax reduction plan in the next Congress. Senator Smoot reports broad support from Republicans and Democrats for replacing the 40 percent top rate with a 15 to 20 percent minimum, asserting business would be stimulated more than current policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taul
Mallon
Ned Prone
Washington, D. C
Saewisn
Congress
Smoot
Senate Finance
Alor
Houses
Senate
Mellon
Nortax
Treasury
Fenailie
Miss Kemnitz dies after long illness in Bertin Wisconsin
Funeral services were held Friday for Mrs. Miante Kemnitz 62 who died at her Laftwrt Street home after two years of frail health and two years of illness. She is survived by seven children and her husband Joseph Sr. Daughters Mrs Gusts Mathin and others listed. The services occurred at St Stanislaus Church with Rev Father Studer officiating. Police report a separate jail incident described with multiple youths involved in various crimes near Shalt Lake Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwastern
Bertin
Wis
Miante
Kenmits
Laftwrt Street
Mra
Kemnitz
Henry
Joseph Ang Julia
Frank Walkuah
Church Streets
Rosendale
Martin
Fupon
Joseph Kemnitz Sr
Gusts Mathin
Kemnite
Germany
America
St. Staniaiais’ Church
Father Studer
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First Baptist
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Rebekah Lodge
TRE Fare, Association
H. ©. Scott Park Association
D. D
Will Pann
Telephony Exchange
James P. Gould
Raen
Herd
Tme
Shepherds Action
Edgar Moerke
Luise
United States
Pune
Milwamee
Iuuton Heck
Mtalutory
Ann
Green Bay
Loula Crams
Inter
Polson
Carry Motor CO
Manitowoc Company
Wolf Valley Sports
NEW Mellon
Serlin
Nia von
Wasson
Waukesha
Waukenha
A. W. O G.hue
Hla
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