Steps for Pavilion Stockholders Call Meeting
Stockholders in County Live Stock Sales Company Vale have a first meeting set for June 28 at 1 30 PM in the Association of Commerce offices. Directors and officers will be elected and authorization sought to buy land and build a pavilion with a $50 000 capital, $12 000 underwritten by Osh Kosh merchants, rest by farmers in eight towns. About half the stock is sold. full sale expected by meeting time. Twenty percent payment required before organization completion. Plans include purchasing Findlewen site on Mutton fleet for a modern pavilion to host stock sales and shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Winnebago County
Association of Commerce
Froo
Findlewen
Mutton Fleet
Abady Roulan Held For Mental Examination
Abady Roulan was detained by police after peculiar actions led to his arrest. County Judge Beglinger appointed Dr John F Schneider and De C. J. Comba to conduct a court ordered mental examination. Roulan, a recent arrival in Ownkosh, was previously employed briefly at a local shop. He remains in custody pending the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abady Roulan
Judice Beglinger
John F Schneider
de. C. J. Comba
Reuleng
Ownkosh
Jali
Oshkosh Electric Co seeks higher streetcar fares
The Eastern Wisconsin Electric company filed with the Wisconsin state railroad commission for a fare raise on Oshkosh city streetcars. If approved, the cost would rise from 5 to 6 cents per trip, with a corresponding shift to 10 tickets for 70 cents. The company cites rising operating costs, wage hikes for city and interurban workers, and coal price increases, arguing the change is needed to maintain service quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Company
Wisconsin State Railroad Commission
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Shebaskan
Onnikenh
Fond de Lic
Sheboyman
Amit
Fuera Tf
Prem Nt Rite
iManager
Arnold
Sears
Hat I
Mar
Hay
Oshkosh Gas Light Company
Planta
Comedy Delight At St Pauls Church Play
The Young People Society of St Pauls Evangelical Church presented a three act comedy Oak Farm on successive nights to packed crowds. The cast of eleven featured Dorothy Zentner Dorothy Tesch Walter Hoferman Herbert Rash Stella Isinachmidt Melvin Abbitt Edward Tesch Jeannette Hertz Dorothy Wuor Herbert Zwickey and others under Rev. Theodore Moon. The farce centers on a mortgaged farm, a homecoming, and a Christmas scene in the Weatherby homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paris
Young People’s Society of
Christmas Ave
Dorothy Zentner
Dorothy Tesch
Walter Hoferman
Herbert Rash
Stella Isinachmidt
Melvin Abbitt
Edward Tesch
Jeannette Hertz
Dorothy Wuor
Herbert Zwickey
Herbert
Theodore Moon
Oshkosh Native Figures in National Interest Case Brief
Frederick A. Pike of St. Paul, former Oshkosh resident, drafted the brief for North Dakota officials and argued before the U.S. Supreme Court in the North Dakota case. The decision affirmed North Dakota’s right to engage in activities typically done by private corporations. Pike’s work gains high praise as a landmark in federal case law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Frederick A. Pike
St. Paul
Athearn
Madison
Fike
E. Fike
Mt. Vernon Street
North Dakota
Supreme Court of the United States
Jin
Washington
Ovor
Federal Supreme Court
Obituary of Mrs Mary Specht In City at 3 A.M.
Mrs Mary Specht aged years died last night at 3 o clock at her home 301 Forest Avenue She is survived by daughter Miss Florence Specht a sister Mrs Proctor and brother George Clendenning all of this city Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 from the residence Interment Riverside cemetery The annual children day exercises at the Satem Evangelical church will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o clock Rev A E D Huppe pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specht
Mary Specht
Forest
Florence Specht
iMra
Proctor
George Clendenning
Riverside Cemetery
A. ED Huppe
St Striasbuges
Supreme Organ— Jer
Fraternal Reserve Association
F & ON
Hino
Michigan
Wisconsin
Hopland
Shebroyfan
Omro
Northwestern
Eugene G. Mintz
Jackson Street
Oshkosh
Helen Louise Andrewa
Hamilton Street
Chicago
Miles Fritz
Boyd Street
Lone
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Neenah
J. Lund
Waupaca
Ladies Aid Society
Stire Larsen
Central Avenue
Church Council
Tabitha Club
Lillie Holm
Baldwin Street
Christian Jews to Speak in Oshkosh Pulpits Sunday
Oshkosh churches host Christian and Jewish speakers on Sunday as part of a Midwest campaign by the Christian Mission to Israel of Chicago. Rav Frank Bernard Solin Sr. and Miss Elle Wade Stone join a program to urge preaching the gospel to Jews. A mass meeting and testimonials follow at Gia Buia Autociet church with Hebrew Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkseh
Oshkosh
Christian Mission To Israel of
Gia Buia Aotuociet
Stirling
Jducah Pel
Plymouth Congregational Church
Speakers scheduled across Omro churches including Methodists
In Omro speakers will address multiple churches including the Methodist church on Omro and the Welsh Presbyterian and Emmanuel Evangel church in the city. Rev Mr Som will appear at the latter, with Peltz at Algoma Street MW B church and Solin at the First Presbyterian. Other speakers are slated for First Methodist Tenth Street Methodist and South Side Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Omro
Welsh Presbyterian
Emmanuel Evangelial
Som
Peltz
Algoma Street
Solin
First Presbyterian
First Methodist
Tenth Street
South Side
Wanted Girls Deltiox Grass Rug Coo Wisconsin Ave
A brief classified notice announces a request or need connected to Deltiox Grass Rug Co. on Wisconsin Avenue. No further details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deltiox
Wisconsin
Meyer Voss Wedding At St Marys Church
Frederick I Meyer and Miss Elizabeth Voss united in marriage at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Selbach officiating. The bride wore a brown tricuitte gown, Agnes Pliar attended in blue, Frank Lennon served as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home. After a wedding trip the couple reside at 743 Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick I
Meyer
Miss @lLeabeth Voss
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Agnes Pliar
Columbia Roses
Frank Lennon
R. Voss
Wauroo Street
Baker Paper Company
Frederick Meyer
Green Bay
Pearl Street
Short Notes From Oshkosh and Nearby Areas
Various local notes report visits by Mrs Q M M Semitz of Morrill to friends in this city and relatives in Oshkosh. Miss Viola Sukow of Minneapolis visits her parents in town, with others returning home from St Paul and Minneapolis trips. The Sun Ray Manufacturing Co expands its Oshkosh plant, adding space and boosting employment. Licenses to marry have been filed for several couples. Wisconsin Industrial Commission hearings on workmen compensation will visit Oshkosh. Children operated on at Mercy Hospital have recovered and returned home. city ambulance trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q MM Semitz
Morrill
Mes J.crumby
Tupon
Oshkosh
Viola Sukow
Minneapods
Charles Sukow
W. C. Dayton
Sheborgan
F M Dayton
Ninth Street
Lucile R
State Cooperative Laboratory
Madison
A. W Kirst
Enid
Betty
Minneapolis
St. Paul
National Accountants and Comptrollers' Association
Joseph V. Marshall
Stevens Point
Osh Kosh
Marshall
C. Erskine
Automeboli
Sun Ray Manufacturing Company
South Main
Eighth Streets
Lcenses
Rmarrt
Lione Day
Appleton
Marie Schwartzhauer
Menasha
Adolph Sendrosk
Muridock
Frank Polewczynski
Walnut Street
Osh
Honde i AH
Mercy Hospital
City Ambulance
Women Need Not Stand For Health Cure Claims
A7 decade old local excerpt reports a St Paul Nebraska woman praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for periodical pain with improved well being. The piece cites testimonials and mentions the compound’s roots and lack of narcotics, alongside a longer local news mix including hospital visits storms and civic notices.
These Tatting Fests and Reputations Read
New York reports on June porch crafts where girls knit and crochet, turning sewing into social theater. They craft rag rugs, pastel crochet mats, and lacey washcloths while reputations are teased and social banter flows amid sunlit parlor chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gallstone inflammation method booklet promoted
Dr Pad dock of Department B at 3832 Brooklyn Kansas City Moteliy reports an improved method for inflammation and catarrh of the gall bladder and bile ducts linked to gall stones. Remarkable results claimed. requests for the free booklet are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddock
Dept. B
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Summer girl crafts bright washcloths and scarves
The summer girl and family churn out crocheted wash clothes from mercerized thread in various colors. She also makes colorful scarves from wool to wear with white apparel, creating vibrant accents that brighten her wardrobe and daily outfits.
Prominent New Yorker Kills Self in Bathroom
Henry Humphrey Parsons, 30, of a well known New York family, was found dead in a bathroom at his aunt's home. The death appeared to be by self inflicted pistol shot after a deep cut. Parsons had a distinguished WWI record and was linked to the law firm Root Clark Buckner and Howland. He was Yale 1913 graduate. A domestic dispute warning appears implied by the note about indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Henry Humphrey Parsons
Parsons
Root, Clark, Buckner and Howland
Yale
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Lynn
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F.R. A. Bldg
United States
Canada
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