Oshkosh News Mayors And Visitors Gather For Summer Start
Oshkosh residents and visitors from Decorah and St. Louis mix at summer events and church picnics. Prominent locals plan trips to Europe and the Midwest while a Mendelssohn Glee Club meeting, a free excursion discussion, and militia guard duties headline community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC. Metherington
Leavenworth
Wark
Sire
W. Heubner
Shnee Racine
Mre
F. Sylvester
Charles McCullough
Liteukes
Beowdl
Wright Street
C. Treat
Decorah
Pau-ko-ruk
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Heénland
Powers
Wiliam Reinerth, Jr
St. Louis
Thesalty
Barbie Brand
St. Peter's Church
M. JH. Zacharing
Oshkosh Shirt Company
Trap
Michigan
Pankotuk
Bv Stevens
Topeka
Kane
Oshkooh
Winnebago County
John Stevens
Neenah
W. Kimball
Nebraska
Iowa
Veramont
Rollin EB. Lane
Redjaride
California
Lane
Glynn
Algoma Street
Europe
Frank Pommarane
Chicago
Woaten
New York
Washington
Oshkosh
City Hall
Eighth Street Lutheran
South Side Park
Brooklyn
Charles W. Bostier
Mr. Boelter
Proclamation permits fireworks in Oshkosh July 4 19M
The city proclaims that fireworks may be used within Oshkosh limits on July 4, but cannons dynamite crackers and discharges on railroad tracks or other places are prohibited. Violations incur fines and imprisonment. proclamation aims to prevent property damage and injuries while allowing patriotic displays. Signed by John Mulva on June 16, AD 19M as Acting Mayor and Council President.
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City of
Oshjutely
Oshkosh
Bond Issue Decides Main Street Re paving Tonight
The common council plans tonight to authorize a $29,000 street improvement bond for Main Street repaving with four annual $5,000 installments. Support grows with Aldermen Getchius and Mulva leaning in, while Prank offered no delay reasons. Brick pavement is favored by Mulva, sewer timing debated but a parallel street sewer suggested as more practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meset
Main Street
Getchius
John Mulva
Thirteenth
Mulva
Northwestern
Main Etreet
Class Day Exercises at Normal School Tomorrow
Tomorrow marks the start of commencement week at the Normal School with a 9 39 am program on the grounds. The Ivy Day oration is by Guy Weiss of Oakfield Wisconsin and the response by Otto Kaufmann of Pittsville Wisconsin. Otto Hantmans leads a selection by the Normal orchestra followed by the class history by Louise Jones and a class poem by M S Franklin of Ogh- Kosh. Peace pipe presentations are made to Juniors by Richard Radsch and Timothy Allen. In the afternoon an art reception in the art room runs from 3 to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross Plac
Norma
Ivy
Guy Weiss
Oakfold
Wis
Otto Kaufmann
Pittevile
Otto Hantmans
Pitteville
Chestra
Misa Louise Jones
Franklin
Ogh- Kosh
Richard Radsch
Timothy Allen
Parade Program Promises to Feature Day of Independence
The parade formation and aides are listed with Colonel H I Weed as marshal. divisions form on Sixth Seventh and Eighth streets with detailing for police, military, burlesque, and industrial displays. Prizes reward best turnout and burlesque acts, while a coffee article follows about Postum and coffee alternatives for better complexions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H I Weed
Weed
John Gunn
Eleath
Oregon Street
Sixth Street
Oregon
Sixth
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
H.'I. Weed
Ana Stalt
J. A. Nemux
G. A
Welson
Miles
Kiuwin
T. M. Mant
Star
Columbia Band
W J
Wagstaff
John V
Robert Soper
Oshkosh Merchants Pleased With City Excursion
The Oshkosh merchants reported a successful excursion by the steamer Fashion with passengers from Berlin Omro and Eureka crowding docks. The boat carried many shoppers, tickets for return passage issued, and merchants planned a follow up meeting to discuss continuing trips.
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Oshkosh
Berlin
Omro
Eureka
Ave O
Clark-Haben wedding solemnized at nine this morning
A pretty church wedding united William J. Clark of Chicago and Miss Mathilde E Haben in St. Peters Church with Rev. James Hogan officiating. The ceremony featured elaborate decorations, a bridesmaids party, and musical contributions by John W Freben and Miss Laura J A Dunn. The couple will travel to Mackinaw and return by July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afr
Wiliam J. Clark
Chicago
Mathilde E Heben
James Hogan
St. Peter's Church
Blanche Kenny
Joseph Vincent Sullivan
Madeline Thieter
F. X. Haben
John W. Freben
Duluth
Lndy
Valenciennes
John W. Haben
Misa Laura JA. Dunn
Mer de Lasohn
Haber
John Brennan
J. HI. Dormelly
George Cover
Thomas A. Malone
Keukema
Park Street
Mr. Clark
Straits of Mackinaw
Haben Couple Ties In Kaukauna Nuptials
A wedding in Kaukauna linked graduates of Normal schools with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Haben of 39 Park Street and 211 West Lincoln Avenue. George E. Haben and J. Paul Malone of Chicago Press Association ties are noted, with Eleanor Chark and F. X. Haben family backgrounds cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelle
John W. Haben
Duluin
George E. Haben
J. Paul
Thomas A. Malone
Kaukauna
Ve Grogey
Normal School
Albie Poattion
Chicago Press
Eleanor Chark
Lincoln Avenue
Dechkosh Normal
F. X. ‘Haben
Park Street
Oshkosh Social Leader Weds Gilbert Pomeroy Drew
Oshkosh society notes the wedding of Miss Katherine Morgan to Gilbert Pomeroy Drew of Los Angeles. The ceremony occurred at the Morgan home with 160 guests, in a flower-decked setting, followed by a lavish breakfast and a wedding trip to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Katherine Mor.gan
Gilbert Pomeroy Drew
Los Angeles
Cal
Kinwhard T. Morgen
Jackson Street
R T. Morgan
bMde
Eva Morgan
H. C. Scotford
Chicago
H. GC. Scotfard
Chicase
Arthur Proctor Smith
Milwaukee
Bertha
Morgan
Madam Jannush
Drew
Brije
Richard T
Edward J Dempsey Elected Editor for Normal Advance
Edward J Dempsey of Monches Wig leads the newly elected board of The Normal Advance at its recent meeting as editor for the coming year. The report notes his selection and the board's appointments amid ongoing publication duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J Dempsey
Monches
Wig
The
Normal Advance
Edward J
Editor in Chief Elected Amid Turmoil at Stony Beach
Dempsey af Monechéa was chosen editor in chief for the coming year. FA Murummer and family with WwW. W Wright and family are to move to the rummer games at Stony Beach. Ruth Kelf, daughter of We and Mrs. Nicholas Kelf, was mysteriously injured while playing with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey Af Monechéa
FA Murummer
Wright
Stony Beach
Ruth Kelf
Nicholas Kelf
Markets Report Marketsedge in Stocks and Prices
The Markets column lists stock ranges and prices from the prior trading day. Data appears from F. C. Horn and the Rainbow Ledger, noting fluctuations across key securities and indices, with figures indicating opening, closing, high and low points as reported.
Omro Couple to Wed at Charlesworth Home
Announcement for Frank H Sullivan and Jennie Charlesworth of Omro. marriage planned June 25 at the bride’s parents’ home. Bride is daughter of George Charlesworth. groom is son of Mrs Thomas Sullivan. Miss Katherine Sullivan is a bridesmaid. Ray Kuchten to be best man. After a short wedding trip, they will reside in Omro after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H Sullian
Jennie Charlesworth
Omro
and Airs
George Charlesworth
Ali Sullivan
Birs Thomas, Sullivan
E. J. Hierl
Katherine Sullivan
Land Omica
Madison
Katherine Sui-llvan
Ray Kutehin
Tragedy Near Knox College Campus In June Incident
In Galesburg Illinois on June 19 Otus Fox a Knox college student and Miss Nina Wilcox a local young woman prominent in society were killed when struck by a train while crossing a railroad track. Mr William Pommerich has taken a position in the office of The Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Otus Fox
Knox College
Nina Wilcox
Eoetery
Wee
William Pommerich
Office
the Times
Commencement Presents at Hur Psychic Readings Night
Audience at Good Templars hall hears Mrs Dr Nichols and Bee Dr Williams in odd session titled Finest assortment as Hur presents site items and commencement events with psychic readings tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hur
Dr. Nichols
Good Templars’ Hall
Bee Dr Williams
the Deniist
Wanted competent Gil Tor Mouxewoth no other need apply
A terse help wanted notice seeks a capable Gil Tor Mouxewoth with no other applicants. It mentions a ten-room reuse on Prhukiin Avenue with shade trees and a good cistern and well water. Inquiries directed to Frank Miller at the Post Office or at Fast New York Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Tor Mouxewoth
Prhukiin Avenue
Patten Street
Frank Miller
Postoffice
New York Avenue
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Summer Resort
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Great Neckwear Sale
Fisenatacht Bros
America
Solar 298
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Oxford
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Palmist
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A. P. Adams
Mesa Street
M. EK Church
Binck
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