Richards of Chicago ties to Winnebago social links
The Daily Northwestern reports on a mix of social notices and local events. Richards of Chicago is visiting in connection with his daughter Mrs W N Rath, while Miss Clara Behrend returns home from Baraboo and Miss Anox Farrish visits J B Brown in Oshkosh. Several locals travel for leisure and business, including F Miller from Chicago joining the Seherql freight dept, Mrs Gulliford and daughter Kate heading to Troomfield, and Willan Green visiting his old home before a Chicago departure. In sports, Alwayawin tops South Side Stars 8 to 2 at South Park. Court actions include two foreclosures, and memorials and licenses noted for Winneconne and local towns. Congressmen Davidson departs for Washington to resume duties after addressing local memorials. The piece also covers foreclosures, licenses, and a Menasha case over obscene language ruled lacking jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Chicago
Mra W. N. Rath
Clara Behrend
Baraboo
Anox Farrish
Grand Rapids
J. B. Brown
Park Street
F. H. Libbie
Carrie Libbey
French Lick Springs
F. Miller
Seherql
Chicago & Northwestern Road
H. Gulliford
Kate Gulliford
Troomfield
Alwayawin
South Side Stars
South Park Grounds
Thomas and Smith
Alwayewin
Winneconne Va
Winnecome
Charles A. Felker
Supreme Court
Madison
Charles Barber
Winnebago County
Benjamin C. Phillips
Ada Biles
Omro
Wiliam Stopper
Mayme Resch
Menasha
Arthur M. Neergaard
Kenosha
Mary Amanda Robinson
Oshkosh
F. B. King
Auguste Noe
Otto Raddeva
Eliza M. Reed
James H. Davidson
Washington
Davidson
Woodmen of America
Frank Gates
Poughkeepsie
Leroy Gates
Cornell University
Bridgeport
Gates
Frankfort
N.Y
Ross Lines
Osh- Kosh High School
Henry Lines
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Europe
London
Mickle
Scanion
John Johnkowski
E. P. Finch
Scanlon
Menasht
Oshkosh Boats Dominate Pewaukee Regatta Lead
Oshkosh built racing boats show strong form at Pewaukee Yacht Club opening regatta with Aspirant and Argo contending for top spots. Argo leads early, Aspirant surges to pass before protest suspends race. next race set for June 21. Oshkosh regatta season expected late July or early August with potential outside boats entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Pewaukee
Argo
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Lake Pewaukee
Dora
De+ Nance
Aspirant
Comet
Calumet
Elk
Gilsohann
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Civ
Boundary Monuments Destruction Report Questioned
Ottawa June 17 The mounted Police report from Superintendent Constantine challenges the accuracy of a prior claim about boundary monument destruction. The survey involved the British Columbia Yukon boundary and notes that Indigenous travelers erect small monuments at camps for protection, suggesting the rumor’s motive may be unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Mounted Police Department
Constantine
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Series of Musicals at Plymouth Church Opens Strong
The first series of four musicales by Mr. Herman Powers at Plymouth Congregational church drew an audience beyond expectations with 700 plus invitations issued. Nearly all seats filled, some stood throughout the program, and chairs were promised for future events. The program featured a fifty-voice ladies chorus, numerous soloists, and a mix of sacred and light pieces. Notable performers included Ira Si ver n ail, Reuben Arndt, George Karnopp, and Henry Henkel, with strong praise for several debuts and improved pupils. Tonight will feature advanced pupils and a Lucia di Lammermoor sextet plus Mendelssohn works. the week promises varied offerings and further guest performances. Louis Hine left for Chicago to study at the summer school of the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heman H. Powers
Plymouth Congregational Church
Powers
Wight
Beatrice Uttermark
Weynuwers
Franz Ries
Barnby
Ira Sivernail
Floyd Green
Reuben Arndt
Neenzh
George Karnopp
Hugo Schmidt
John Schneider
Harry Oaks
Silvernally
Arndt
Schmidt
Oaks
Anna Christenson
Misa Bessie Deverill
Eva Cross
Nina Bowers
Flora
Wea
Flora Thielen
Verna Henkel
John+ Leonharat
Henry Henkel
Bessie Scott
Mellastm
Weynuween
Mendelasohn
L. J. Bronson
C. Brown
S. Thielen
Ua. Kusche
Marle Mitchell
Elizabeth Thiele
W. C. Cowling
Martha Willkinson
Anna Kusche
Elijah
Grape-Nuts Promises Cool Summer Health
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a light predigested meal suitable for hot weather. It claims the cereal keeps the body cooler by avoiding heavy cooking, supports sustained energy until noon, and offers recipes in the package. It asserts a ten day change yields a cooler body and renewed vigor.
Pleads For The Negro At Oshkosh First Presbyterian
Rev. Fr. A Hubert D D educated colored minister spoke at First Presbyterian on the race problem in America. He urged equal justice and education for 12,000,000 African Americans, cited progress and church neglect, and appealed for funds for kindergarten work across Chicago Minneapolis and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hubert
D. D
First’ Presbyterian Church
Booker T. Washington
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hubert
G. D. Lindsay
Oshkosh
Congress
Washington
San Juan RM
Chicago
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Minneapols
Outing of Oshkosh Salesmen Group Expected in Late July
The Northwestern Lumber and Sash and Door Traveling Salesmen association plans its annual summer outing in Oshkosh, aiming to coincide with the Oshkosh Yacht Club regatta dates set for late July or early August. Officers await fixed regatta dates to finalize a program including trolley rides and other features, with past events marred by rain but this year hoped to draw a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northweaterm Lumber and Carh and Door
Haldsts
Daaineva
Oshkosh
Une
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Ita
Phil H. Sawyer
Pewaukee
Northwestern Lumber and Sash and Door
Associattion
Local officers pledge permanent outing site effort this summer
Local officers announce a determined plan to secure the outing location permanently and intend a special effort to ensure this summer’s event is a brilliant success.
Desks for High School Considered by Board
At a special board meeting the offer from American School Furniture Co. to supply desks was ratified. The plan includes pricing for No. 2 Oxford adjustable desks and rent desks, No. 8 Victor stationary desks, No. 3 Victor rear stationary seats, and other items totaling 1301.70. The motion authorized a contract with provisions for sample equality and board approval before acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
American School Furniture Company
Oxford
Victor
Richmond
Matlery
Beglinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Northwestern
Jones & la Norde Yachtn
Land Fa
Shiloh
Series OF Musicales
Heman W. Powers
Louis Hine
Chicago University
Oshkoah
Lember
Sask
Door
Dunham Gu Co
Algoma Street
Dalkonk
Dunham
Bud Davis
St. Marys Hospital
Tobby Sparaghs
Sterling Kemedy Co
Cateago
X & Pretty
Wil
Sewelblo Srs
Hinman's Pharmacy
Foley
E. A. Horace
Hla
Aaderfile
Steeueen & Creacent
Thos
Gillard
Eigin
Medy Company
Neutrral
York
Marvel Frimer
Mailedee
Aistman Mill CO
LaCrosse, Wie
Northwest
Water Consumers
Oshkosh Water Works Co
Evans Bros
Stone Millinzry CO
Washington St
Northwestern
Inarantee
J. R. Chapman & Co
Masury
Stroud & Thomson
Lucy F
W. W. Toliian
Oshkosh Paint Company
Main ST
Medberry-Berala Co
Sawyer
Gage
Maynard & Newton, Mine
Optimo
Havana
TNION
Cker & Burgess
Main Street
THAL
Pariaors
Stier
Donnelly’s
Malmberg Bros
the Daily
Ada