Flying Goal in a High School Baccalaureate Sermon
The High School held a baccalaureate service at First Congregational Church where Rev. Edward H. Statth preached on progress and upward striving. He cited Paul and a sculptor story to urge graduates to seek continuous growth toward higher aims, with an Advent of hope and Excelsior guiding their futures.
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John Cameron
Smith
Paul
Che Speller
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Tadd
Unet
Hercules
Nephis
Spain
Sons of God
Deserted from U S Navy Carrick fugitive from justice
Carrick of this city, employed as a coal passer on the steamship Louisiana, allegedly deserted from the U S Navy at Seattle on May 1. He enlisted at Duluth on September 26, 1907 for four years and was about 23 years old. Descriptions: five feet nine inches, 160 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair. Desertion in peace carries prison, citizenship loss, and office ban. aiding a deserter is punishable. In war, desertion could mean death after court martial.
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K. Miles
Earl Albert Carrick
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Carrick
Louisiana
Seattle
Wash
United States
Duluth
Deadlion
Teacher as high priest of civilization in 1964 sermon
President of the Normal School delivers the baccalaureate address to the class of 1964, stressing that teaching must serve humanity and civilization. He uses the blade ear and full corn in the ear as a life cycle metaphor, urging graduates to dedicate themselves to empowering youth and society.
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HL Smith
Children Celebrate Day at First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday services at the First Methodist Episcopal Church highlighted Children’s Day events. The Sunday school, led by new superintendent Cs. Smith, presented songs and recitations, and twenty intermediate students graduated to the senior department with diplomas. Rev Dr G H Trever addressed the school, and Rev Edward James delivered a stirring sermon at the evening service. The program featured choir music, attractive decorations, and a display honoring Old Glory on the 131st flag anniversary.
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Episcopal Church
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Schoel
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Dlaga
G. H. Trever
Cave
Edward James
China
Oshkosh Homecoming Meet Sets August 26 Details
The Oshkosh Homecoming committee to meet at City Hall Wednesday evening. Otto Konrad president of the Oshkosh Retail Merchants' association called the meeting under whose auspices the event will be held. The forty member group has subdivided into subcommittees and will plan the celebration hoped to eclipse former city events.
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Oshkesh
Otto Konrad
Oshkosh
Lampert Departs for Republican National Convention in Chicago
Florian Lampert leaves this morning by train for Chicago to attend the Republican National Convention opening Tuesday. He plans to join a meeting of the La Follette presidential committee at the Grand Pacific hotel at ten o'clock.
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United States
Thomas’ Torrison
Manitowoc
George “Bt Nelson
Stevens Point
Torrison
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Lampert
la Follette
Wisconsin
Walter Alexander
Wausau
Taft
Herman L. Ekern
Madison
LaFollette
Florian Lampert
Chicago
LaFolletts
Grand Pacific Hotel
Lampeet Sue
Fee
Slection
Ion
Benater
Robert MC. TaNotletts
Oshkosh Mayors Moves To Adjourn Council Meetings
Cablegram received by Mayor John Banderob indicates the Oshkosh common council will move to adjourn. Alderman Joseph Kloeck net reports the party, including Kloeckner and the Bahro Hilton families, will travel to Germany and be absent until late August. M. Kitz also sails with wife for a several months trip visiting Germany Italy and France.
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Adj
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Joseph Kloeck
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Common Council
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Halifax
Nova Scotian
Kloeckner
Germany
Italy
France
Ixitz
Tio Brothers
Flag Day Observance Delayed to Today by Commander in Chief
Public and private buildings display flags as June 14 observance moved to today by order of Commander in Chief Burton. He notes no objection to flag celebration though some consider it Sabbath desecration, and asks Monday as the observed day. Mayor Banderob ordered public janitors to fly the colors. many followed the example.
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Chief Burton
Banderob
Joplin Couple Planned Wedding At Bride's Home
Frank W Radford will wed Miss Elizabeth C Morgan of Joplin on June 24 at the bride's home in Joplin Missouri. The couple plan to reside in Oshkosh on Union Street after the ceremony. Miss Morgan attended the state Normal school in Joplin and is the daughter of Col and Mrs C H Morgan. The wedding will be a small home affair with only relatives present.
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Frank W. ‘Radford
Elizabeth C. Morgan
Joplin
Missouri City
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