Graduation Night at St Peter's High School
The senior class graduation program drew a large audience. Anna Babitt and Marie Stein played a piano duet, followed by vocal selections by the Glee Club. Miss Milgred Welsh delivered the salutatory thanking parents and faculty, noting graduation marks an epoch in students lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s High School
Biermann
Anna Babitt
Marie Stein
Ouet of the Stars
Chaminade
Skylark
Smart
Flee Club
Margaret Smith
Milgred Welsh
Concert excerpts and readings conclude the program
The program closes with a Julius Caesar quarrel scene and a vocal solo My Rosary by Elizabeth Vemmel with Emma Abrams. Miss Romana Stratz gave a reading The Punishment of Robert, followed by Albert McDermott with Marion McCabe in a violin solo Let the Rest of the World Go By. A piano solo by Miss Smith and a Longfellow Legend reading by Miss Francis Faust precede Miss Lucille Goggins Valedictory.
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Julius Caesar
Rosary
Elizabeth Vemmel
Emma Abrams
Romana Stratz
Robert
Albert McDermott
Marion McCabe
Valedictory Sees Catholic School Farewell
The speaker thanked Father Clifford and the sisters for teaching the outgoing class and noted one member who died recently and his life attitude. The ceremony included diplomas, an address by Rev Eamon Moore on Catholic Education, the class song, and a choral selection.
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Father Clifford
Eamon Moore
Choral Society
Miss Smith
Clifford Hutchinson
Summer School To Start At Oshkosh Normal
Summer session at Oshkosh Normal school begins next Monday with special instruction. A wide list of courses will be offered by regular faculty and visiting educators from across the state. High school and college level courses will be available, including professional and advanced offerings for teachers.
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Oshkosh Normal School
Summer School Opens As Aid For Teachers
The article outlines a summer session plan focusing on backward or defective children and junior high courses with many industrial classes. Glasses will be held in the morning to keep afternoons free for picnics field work and study. Music and social gatherings are planned for students. President K A Brown notes demand for teachers is high and the session offers better-position opportunities.
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Ers
Pres. K. A. Brown
Two Divorces Granted in Circuit Court Session
Two divorce cases were disposed of along with two foreclosure actions at this forenoon's circuit court session. One case charged failure to support, the other cited lack of clarity in the case record.
Short Notes From Our City
Mrs. Tressie Ludwig of Picket lies after a paralytic stroke three weeks ago. Rev. H. Bergstaedt of Brandon visits at the home of Lew. GM Weng and Mrs. G. S. Breager with daughter Lilian attend Mrs. George Rood funeral in Janesville. Dora Winters of Spencer visits Mrs. F L Newell. Frank Gibberd of Milwaukee stays with his parents in Fisk. Former County Clerk John J. Fish of Neenth calls at the courthouse. William Mittelstead travels to Merrill for his mother in law’s funeral. Mrs. J. P. Phelan of Deer Lodge and Alma Wahte of Boule continue travels.
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Tressie Ludwig
Picket
H. Bergstaedt
Brandon
Lew
GM Weng
Christ Lutheran Church
G. S. Breager
Lilian
Janesville
George Rood
Dora Winters
Spencer, Wix
FL Z Newell
Scott Street
Frank Gibberd
Milwaukee
Oshkosh wood orders at old prices urged
Old price wood sales urged and cabaret events announced at Enevo park with shuttle car service every two minutes. Divorce and alimony actions noted including Dolly Jackson M vs George C Jackson with default decree for plaintiff and alimony terms.
Eastern Star Notice and Local News
Mr and Mrs Jackson wed July 15 1919 in a brief Eastern Star notice. Mrs Grace B Albrech of Neenah won a default divorce from Henry H Albrecht a traveling salesman now missing. She kept household goods and could resume her former name. Ho to Paylor Paris Minn to visit her brother. Miss Blood will be gone all summer. L C Feldman Oshkosh High School faculty member left for Madison for summer university study. Woman’s Relief corps members of the Grand Army of the Republic attended the Baraboo encampment, including Mrs Rose Burling from Oshkosh.
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George W. Burnell
Dolly Jackson M
George C. Jackson
Carls
Berlin
Fend du Lae
Epworth League
Hou
Emma Blood
Plaza-Ling
Huron, & D
Mrs. Jackson
Grace B. Albrecht
Neenah
Henry H. aAlbrecht
Paris
Minn
Miss Blood
L. C. Feldman
Oshkosh
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Woman's
Ktefiet Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
GAA
Baraboo
Gshkoash
Rose Burling
Foreclosure actions and society notes from city papers
Foreclosure judgments were ordered in two cases, John Davis vs John J. Ryan and Christian Hoetz Jr. vs Julius H. Beutler, with damages of 418 and 14894 respectively plus fees. Social notices mention Grace E. Yrautman's wedding in Cleveland on January 15, 1901, and a gathering hosted by Miss Gertrude Hughes at 105 Wisconsin Avenue honoring Mies erding Stow. Several ladies including Dora Welton and Mrs Garri son were noted.
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Grace E. Yrautman
Cleveland
John Davis
John J. Ryan
DFP Christensen
Christian Hoetz Jr
Julius H. Beutler
Dora Welton
QC. B. Garrison
P. H. McNamee
White
Bessie White
Gertrude Hughes
Wisconsin Avenue
Erding Stow
Waite Grass Carpets To Face Menominee Team in Michigan
The Waite Grass Carpets, a semi professional baseball team based in Oshkosh, will travel to Menominee, Michigan, tomorrow to meet the lead-agitation at that northern city. Managed by R. Teela the squad is described as one of the fastest of its kind in Oshkosh with new players including Wolangk Duschinski Reif Frobrth Mok Hundy Knoblock Raeder Sagedank and Paulick. The team has July 4 and 5 games set for Wausau with open dates June 27 July 12 and July 8. Teela invites other managers to test their teams on their home grounds on those dates.
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Waite
Menomainee
Mich
R. Teela
Oshkosh
W’olangk
Duschinski
Reif
Frobrth
Misses Scotia and Nataliy Hubn Sail for Europe on France
The Misses Scotia and Nataliy Hubn of 81% Oregon street left for New York this morning and will sail next Wednesday on the steamship France for Europe. They plan visits with relatives in France including Alsace Lorraine, travel in Switzerland and England, with an indefinite stay.
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Scotia
Nataliy Hubn
Oregon Street
New York
Europe
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Switzerland
England
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Josephine Franke in Oshkosh
A miscellaneous shower at 201 Pearl Street honored Miss Josephine Franke before her upcoming marriage to Lee Panther of Beytlinsten. About thirty guests enjoyed games and luncheon, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Edward Cramer, Mrs. George Marshall, and Miss Irene O'Armen.
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Lewis Ramer
Pearl Street
Josephine Franke
Lee Panther
Beytlinsten
Edward Cramer
George Marshall
Irene O’'Armen
Oshkosh
Mary C. Newell
FL Ll. Newell
Scott Street
Lawrence Tollese
Appleton
Mass
Newell
College of Letters and Science
Plainfield
Kappa*Delta
Jastar
Silver Crest Lake
Noet Wil
Har: Hom
Mountain Ash Mala Choir at First Congregational Church
The Mountain Ash Mala Concert choir performs this evening at the First Congregational church under the Young Ladies Society with a large expected audience. Soloists are among the best in Wales and the chorus work is highly regarded, promising an unusually strong program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Ash Mala
First Congregational
Young Ladies’ Society
Waley
Ther
Black Wolf Slander Suit Leads to Bond Postings
Walter Graffen sues Charles Abraham in circuit court for 2000 dollars claiming false statements harmed his reputation. Abraham arrested on civil warrant, bonded 508 with Albert Abraham as surety, released to await trial. Attorneys Bouck Hilton Kluwin Demmsey for Graffen and M H Eaton for Abraham.
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Walter Graffen
Charles Abraham
Black Wolf
Abraham
Sheri Carlson
F. A. Kaerner
Tral
Albert Abraham
Graffen
Frank Gallagher
Lester Boriseh
Bouck, Hilton, Kluwin & Demmsey
M. H Eaton
Weddings of Dr. Stratton and Miss Williams at Roberts Home
Mrs Belle Brownell attended the wedding in Superior where Dr G A Stratton and Miss Helen Glenn Williams tied the knot at 8 30 p m Thursday evening about 130 people were present Miss Ruth Milne was bridesmaid and Mrs Alvin Fox matron of honor Newell Williams walked Miss Williams down the aisle in a pearl satin gown with lace her bouquet white roses and valley tiles. a reception followed.
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Belle Brownell
Superior
G. A. Stratton
Helen Glenn Williams
D. Be, Roberts
Alvin Fox
W. P. Wheeler
Ruth Milne
Hester Stratton
Caroline Mosler
Miss Williams
Newell Williams
First Congregational Church Vickers on sale ai
Wilson's Music Co. and Luther Davies Co. offer the item in sale. Price set at 100 dollars with applicable war tax noted. Local buyers urged to inquire at participating stores for purchase and tax details.
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First Congregational Church
Vickers
Ai Wilson's Music Co
Luther Davies Co
Harman trophy golf win at Oshkosh Country Club
The D. D. Harman trophy was contested yesterday at Oshkosh Country Club with RA Hollister and E Crawford winning. Semi finals between T MacNichol and Louis Schribur ended in a tie to be replayed this afternoon. The Heymann cup qualifying featured 18 hole match play for the sixteen lowest net scores, with the prize donated by J. B. Wall.
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D. D. Harman Rap
Oshkosh
Atrs
RA Hollister
E. Crawford
T. §. MacNichol
Louis Schribur
J. B. Wall
Bankers elect A D Hennig to two offices
A D Hennig, president of the Citi Gaal bank, was honored with election to two positions. He was chosen treasurer of the state society and vice president of the national bank section. The North Lake meeting drew 726 bankers and featured large attendance. Oshkosh sent representatives who traveled by automobile to the summer resort event.
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D“Hennig
Citi Gaal Bank
Ageoclalso
North Lake
State Society
National Bank
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
United Parliament Hope Spreads in China Movement
Shanghai reports optimistic outlook for a united Chinese Parliament including North and South representatives. Dr Wu Tingfang leads Southern faction with Sun Yat-sen and Tang Shaoyi, aiming to draft a national constitution and peace policy. About 1606 Southern parliament members followed Wu to Shanghai, seeking coalition to restore internal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Wu Ting-fang
Southern Administrative Council
Sun Yat-sen
Tang Shao-yi
Canton
Shanhai
All China
Arev
Fang Chiyao
E Council
Peking
TESTED RECIPES BREAKFAST LUNCHEON DINNER SUGGESTIONS
A chipped menu lists breakfast with stewed rhubarb eggs and eures graham ma fains and coffee. Luncheon offers egg salad biscuits and orange marmalade with cocoa. Dinner features veal loaf tomato sauce rice croquettes buttered asparagus caramel pudding and cookies. Includes tested recipes for egg salad basic, caramel pudding, chocolate coconut cookies, Indian pudding, lemon and raisin pie and assorted baking formulas.
Russia as an American Problem by John Spargo reviewed
The article discusses John Spargo's book Russia as an American Problem, arguing America cannot stay outside the Russia question. It outlines Spargo's view that Russia'sbolshevik regime will not endure but that Russia offers vast commercial potential, inviting business nations to engage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Fon Isiax
Rusad
John Sparza
America
Japan
John Sperce
Hay Arone
Abe Jean Spargo
Sergh Michaelovitch Kravchinsky
Sperzo
Spargo
Rusela
Transition era prompts a new commercial hegemony in America
The period of transition is seen as a chance for rival nations and publishers to shape global markets. Spargo outlines future commercial forecasts while Kayesle ax gy positions as a key American neighbor. Sir Philip Gibbs’ visit to America sparks editoral intrigue as War correspondence and reminiscences surface from leading figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anty Jkipin
Star
Japan
Spirgo
America
Trusala
Mr. Spargo
Kayesle
Philip Gibbs
Bres
Jias
Philip Uiken
Uberitethor
Pir
GE Tillen
Dilton
California
Mrs. Dillon
Jon
Menaco Jongecu
Mab
Ward
Weington
Pars
Stort
Europe
London Telegraph
Ottokar Czerain
Caernim
Homer Folks
Folks
Department of Sixth Ar Reef
American Red Cross
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Chicago
Packer
Wisconsin
Vandyne
Fond du Lac
Geo
Hkelonger
Thone
Oshkosh Manufacturing Company
Eastern Star
Anna Clumpner
Anna Kusche
Eweco Park
Bai
Oshkosh Savings Trust Company
CHIVE
First Baptist Church
Red Banks
Faulk
Riverside Dock
Read
Gordon Feeder
Heco Envelope Co
Otter St
Black Wolf Action
Stratton-Williams
Mountain Ash
GOLF
Morgan Company
Vfaville
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Laughlin
M. E
W. J. Patton
A. al
The
Anti-Saloon League
Frank
Solin
F. B. Solin
Baptist Temple
Eugene Mintz
Christ
Tenth Street M. E
C. H. Wiese
God's Flowerland
God’s Kingdom and the Jews
Trinity Episcopal Church
Edwin W. Todd
A. mu.—Holy Communion
Paragon
Coree Main
Fulton Streets
Tweeepth and
Neuraska Streets
Mike Cepa
Augustin
Merritt
Laweed McLal
Ehideen
Slis- A
Nebraska
HHS
AL Surensgn
Tim Siete
Minnesota
Goternac
Paya Foon
League
Arthur Wray
York
Robert Mousel
Cambridge
Preverick Ave
FP. L. Bollen
Wayne
Lesententes
Labor
Amd
Racer
Ben
Tre Ward
Romenian Peng
Acre
Whitkin Archer
Ta ‘Review
Aga Cata Ermer
Pera Eacaci
C. C. Hubbard
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