Daily Northwestern Local Notes and Visit Reports
Fred Efsold visited at Sheboygan Sunday. Mr Jack Millard of 405 Main street is going to Memphis Tennessee. Olesom and Miss Hanson visit relatives in Henning Minnesota. The Winnedago Gun club holds its first shoot at 1 30 Tuesday at the Heisinger farm. A diphtheria card ordered at 2d Cherry avenue. The victim Myrtle Chatmann. Maurine Bell's condition improved though still critical. Edward Service and Elwyn W Byany fished forty one bass near Neenah. Mr and Mrs Wagstar host dinner for Mr and Mrs Baird of Austin Minnesota. Mr Baird a government bank inspector in Minnesota. A small fire at Julius Frey residence on Lake street. Musicals for Heman Powers week ahead includes Miss Beatrice Uttermark Weyauwega Miss Bessie Scott Memasha and Mr Reuben Arndt Neenah. Chorus rehearsal Tuesday at 3 pm for corner stone exercises Saturday. Miss Rollins urges chorus attendance. Mr and Mrs Sam Stern and daughter Edna sail for Europe tomorrow on Kron Prins Almheim for coronation sites. John Welsch arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct and released with promise to return home. Rev John W Greenwood spoke on Christian giving in church. Willam Schmidt party fishing on Lake Butte des Morte. thirty five fish caught. Mr J Berndt surprised at forty ninth birthday by Marine Dand. Refreshments and dancing.
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Fred Efsold
Sheboygan
Jack Millard
Main Street
Memphia
Tennessee
O. Olesom
Marie Hanson
Henning, Minn
Winnedago Gun Club
Heisinger Farm
Cherry Avenue
Aiyrtle Chatmann
Maurine Bell
Julius Frey
Lake Street
Heman H. Powers
Beatrice Uttermark
Weyauwegsa
Misa Bessie Scott
Memasha
Sir
Reuben Arndt
Neenah
Boss
Miss Rollins
Sam Stern
New York
Europe
London
Paris
Berlin
Stern
John Welsch
Dowling
John W. Greenwood
Ute
Willam Schmidt
Edward Winson
Cifard Crowell
Willam Doman
George N.green
Richard Doman
Willem Schmidt
Schmidt
Lake Butte Des Morte
J. Berndt
111
Seventeenth Street
The
Marine Dand
R. Berndt Jr
Stuebs
Hy Berndt
A. Schultz
R. ‘Br. Berndt
Moral Parade June 2 Invitation by Elka Committee
The Elka Committee on Floral Parade urges friends to join the Moral parade on June 2 in the afternoon. Due to limited time they cannot request everyone in person but urge participation as a feature of entertainment for guests. The starting hour and point will be announced in the daily paper.
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Elka
Water carnival invites Oshkosh boat owners to participate
The Oshkosh lodge of Elks invites boat and launch owners to join a water carnival tied to the state reunion. The event on Thursday evening June 3 will feature illuminated crafts in a procession with an announced hour and course later. Elks also plan sessions Wednesday and Friday for initiations and cap sales. participants are urged to prepare boats for a prominent entertainment feature.
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Oshkosh Lodge of Eiks
Reunion
Oshkosh Lodge of Elks
Elks's
Carnivel Committee
W. Welzbrod
Inter
Water
Pat AT
Anton Koch Dies In Oshkosh At Age Eighty
Anton Koch of 166 Thirteenth Street Oshkosh died at 2 20 this morning at his home. An elderly shoemaker and longtime resident, he helped found the German Brotherhood and leaves a wife and nine children, seven of whom live in Oshkosh. Funeral is Wednesday at two o clock from his residence. Infant child of Mr and Mrs John Baner of Tenth Street also died Sunday and was buried today.
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Anton Koch
Oshkosh
German Brotherhood
Willam Rothe
Green Bay
Adolph Rosen
Portland
Ore
John Baner
Tenth Street
Remarkable pe personage marks sixty six years of marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison celebrate sixty six years of married life in this city with friends visiting to honor their long domestic happiness. He aged nearly ninety five, born in Spruceby England, once candy store operator and long serving janitor of the local churches. He remains active, reads The Northwestern, and keeps up with city events, though he is deaf and uses an ear trumpet. His wife, younger by twelve years, has limited sight. Both have resided in the city for fifty years after moving from Buffalo. He has voted Republican in national elections since 1840, and the couple’s story reflects enduring devotion and community presence.
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Thomas ‘T
Harrizon
Harrison
Herrmann & Ernst
Northwestern
Ife
Mr. Harrison
Spruceby
England
Buffalo
Oshkosh Hosts Charming Century Musicales Show
Miss Davis and Miss Helen Davis hosted a large Oshkosh audience at the Century on Saturday afternoon. Despite rain and dull weather, about 450 invites were accepted for a program featuring Mme Linne and Mrs. Murray with Miss Waters as accompanist. Nine numbers, encores, and praised harp artistry highlighted the event amid floral decor and a refined social afterglow.
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Miss Davis
Helen Davis
Oshkosh
Moi Tani
Vocailzt
Murra
Erpist
Chicagé
Ake Ous
Wik Fyleabeth Waters
Madame Linne
Madam Linne
Mrs. Murray
Mur-ray
Normy
Davis
Children Day Exercises At Firat Congregational Church
Firat Congregational church held a children’s day program Sunday morning with pupil led exercises. The auditorium was crowded and decor was beautiful. Singing directed by Mr. Heman H. Powers stood out for its martial spirit. Superintendent Luther Davies led the program with script by Miss Sarah Noyes.
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Firat Congregational Church
Heman H. Powers
Luther Davies
Sarah Noyes
Hollister Medal Won By F J MacNichol At Algoma
F J MacNichol won the B W Hollister gold medal on the Algoma Country Club course with a net score of 84 after a handicap. The event drew about twenty golfers, thirteen finished, and wet grounds kept players away. Expected strong rounds by C Chase and Prof W C Hawkt accompanied the slow course conditions.
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W. Hollister
Algoma Country Club
F. J. MacNichol
W. C. Hawkt
John Challoner
Gross
Blandicap
Howler
Freight Train Wreck Near Lake Shore Route
A freight train on the Ashland division of the Chicago and North Western railway wrecked Saturday night about a mile north of the west end of the cut off on the old Lake Shore division. About ten cars piled in a tangle of splintered wood and twisted iron. no injuries reported. The wreck spread the rails, hindering clearance until Sunday wrecking crews worked to reopen the line four miles beyond Riverside cemetery as Oshkosh residents visited the scene.
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Ashland
Chicago & North- Western Railroad
Lake Shore
Riverside Cemetery
Oshkosh
Farmer Seefeld Released After Excursion Drink Incident
John Seefeld, a Jeffer son farmer, visited Oshkosh on an excursion and drank too much beer. He admitted going out to cut hay but claimed no offense was committed and was released by the chief of police as he awaited his large hay crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seefeld
Jefferson
Graduating Class Receives Baccalaureate Message
Rev. E H Smith delivered the baccalaureate sermon to sixteen High school graduates. The ceremony featured church music including a quartet anthem, a flute solo by Edgar Comstock, and vocal by Heman Powers. Smith urged graduates to stay hopeful, work hard, and engage in public affairs while remaining faithful to self, country, and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Smith
Board of Education
Church
Afr
Edgar 3
Balloon flight at Elec tr ic park ends in failure
About 3 500 spectators witnessed a balloon ascent at Electric Park fail as strong winds tore a ten foot slit in the bag after more than two thirds was inflated. Gas and smoke escaped, causing a mild stampede before the balloon settled. Prof. Harmon blamed weather. the craft, valued at about $400, has suffered two failures in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft Ie
Electric Park
Prof
Hermon
Harmon
Balloon ascent attracts crowds at Electric Park
About 5,000 people visited Electric Park on Sunday with ideal weather. A suspended cable balloon burst, smoke from wood and gasoline caused near smothering of a teapot, but no injuries reported. Arion band played concerts both afternoon and evening, and visitors enjoyed rides including the toboggan chute. Another ascent is planned for next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Downs
Electric Park
Arion
Philosophy of Pain Sermon at Algoma M. B. Church
On Sunday morning Rev. William Rollins preached on The Philosophy of Pain at the Algoma M. B. Church. He argued pain is a logical result of sin and that God foresaw sin, making the brute kingdom a prep for mankind. Pain, he said, is natural to all beings as a consequence of wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rolling
Algoma M. By Church
Rollins
No Change in Situation for Oshkosh Postmaster Fight
Congressman J H Davidson returns from Washington to deliver memorial day address to the Diodern Woodmen and heads back to session with two to three weeks remaining. He has nothing new on the Oshkosh postmaster controversy beyond cautioning that recent Milwaukee Journal stories are gossip from a Washington visit. Davidson believes the articles won’t alter the appointment outcome and presses to settle the dispute before adjournment, insisting progress is being made amid partisan rhetoric.
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J. H. Davidson
Washington
Diodern Woodmen
Davidson
Milwaukee Journal
L. W. Wieman
Journal
Northwestern
Oshkosh
Congress
New Winnebago County Map Now Available At Hicks Printing
Beautiful books at all prices for commencements and the new standard Winnebago County map ready for delivery. Orders may be sent to The Hicks Printing Company and maps delivered at once. Offices, banks, and businesses should have the up to date map, cloth $3.00, paper $2.00. large sale underway.
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Winnebago
Hicks Printing Company
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