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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
8
A dense report covers church events, society gatherings, and neighborhood activities. It lists attendees, speakers, and volunteers across churches, women’s groups, and youth activities, with details on meetings, fundraisers, and upcoming events for the community.
A county judges meeting in Kilbourn with Judge Ray Stevens of Dane County to speak on Courts and the Property. The event includes a banquet at the Chateau At Devil Inka and a dance hall feature, drawing local officials for two days starting June 11.
The Jule High School class held a Friday banquet and dance at Trinity Episcopal Church for alumni and graduates. Speakers, songs, and poems marked the event as part of a week of activities. Separately, South Side Business Men's Club plans a large band concert at Booth Park Sunday to fund a Christmas community program with gifts and prizes for attendees.
Numerous meetings and social events are announced including missionary society gatherings at Algoma Street MIchirely parlors, a Layali' Ald qoetery session on Tenth Street, and a sewing circle at Emmanuel church. Members plan visits, entertainments, and closing-year rites, with June and July events listed for women groups, church circles, and veterans’ auxiliaries.
Fragmentary text hints at a claim that asthma is curable with a named treatment and references to a medical advertiser. The readable portions mention a colony and period language, suggesting an old advertisement tone. Entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
In Langette and Oshkosh probate matters Mrs Nelly Gatorbia seeks adminship of the Gates estate ruled by a fatal car crash near Langette with 28000 dollars value and no real estate. In Oshkosh the will of William Hoppe, builder inspector, is being probated with Augusta Hoppe named executrix and a possible transfer to Alvin Hoppe and Mildred A Hoppe Wall if Augusta predeceased him. estate value under 10000 dollars and bond of 8000 required.
The Trymouth Congregational church will hold its annual children’s day exercises with speaking and song by the children. The pastor will Baptize new members and a reception follows. Gomer Jones of Appleton and Miss Clara Schmidt from Trinity Episcopal will present music. Robert Zellmer opens the evening with a recital of Borowski and Santin Ode.
Detroit resident B A Lawranen recalls Oshkosh’s early days through personal recollections of Chief Osakosh. He recounts a ferry area incident with a boy and a stove pipe hat, a street fight involving Oneidas and Winnebago, and a near river accident during bridge construction. Lawrence praises Detroit’s growth and Henry Ford’s impact on the city.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway will run a popular excursion on Sunday June 2 from Octklensh to Milwaukee. A well equipped speed train will depart at 12 24 am and reach Milwaukee at 9 35 am. Return from Milwaukee to Allwankes at 1 35 pm Sunday night arriving in Menken in good time.
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