Boy Almost Drowns At Lake Winnebago Dock Rescue
A boy nearly drowns at Lake Winnebago but receives aid after being pulled from the water near a dock. He was helped back to shore by bystanders and officials investigated the incident.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
13
A boy nearly drowns at Lake Winnebago but receives aid after being pulled from the water near a dock. He was helped back to shore by bystanders and officials investigated the incident.
A garbled text fragment mentions strawberries, marketing terms, fines on grocers, and references to places such as Bray and Bray’s actions. It hints at a regional market scene and a disputed public issue without clear details or dates.
A survey of 1 183 students asked about postgrad paths and city needs. Responses show many favor higher education, with 177 seeking commercial work and 128 aiming for law or professional roles. A majority call for community improvements, including better housing, parks, and traffic systems, with 13 suggesting rent relief and 18 unions.
A church in Minnesota observes the 1205 founding and a 1921 dedication anniversary with special services led by the Mesa and Congregation. The celebration honors the First Swedish Mather H former Eleventh hand Minne. The service will be open to the public and features leaders from various churches. Mrs George C Reed is among attendees.
Enrollment for the summer session at the Normal school will occur Saturday and Monday June 29 and 30 from 4:39 a m to 6 p m Regular classes resume Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock The training department session begins June 23 with daily sessions from 8 a m to 4 40 p m There will be an afternoon session The training school will enroll 190 children and operate as a demonstration school Laura M Johnston will head the department assisted by Eva J Van Siptine Kathryn Milbieny H Bolt and others teaching grades one through eight The program emphasizes reading language dramatization arithmetic history and playground activities At Oshkosh High School the summer session runs about six weeks starting June 22 with no afternoon classes and expected continued enrollment before the term ends
Oshkosh lodge No 919 Knights of Pythias prepares a membership drive following the grand lodge meeting in the city. The June 25 session marks the last regular meeting until September with a strawberry festival planned for next week and a contest to divide members into teams. Delegates praised the convention's entertainment and hospitality, noting strong local support from Mayor H F Kitz, Oshkosh merchants, and citizens.
Mrs Jeanette Byse of High siremt has been yearded a membership in the League of Curtin Salesmen, a handpicked group maintained by Hyae in LE years old. Miss Emily Kieckhafer, a Marineth high school teacher, returns home to spend the summer with her mother Mrs William Dobynx. Miss Eric Whater earned the bachelor of philosophy design from the college of education at Chicago university last week.
Organization of a Republican club in Green Lake County was postponed from Thursday to this evening at the Green Lake courthouse. W. J. Campbell says a strong county organization is needed amid a confusing political scene and calls for broad voter support for Republican principles.
Emma Strubing died after an inquiry by District Attorney D. K. Alien in Seermine. The death occurred at the home of Mrs. Maude Sacie on Malin Street. She expired Thursday morning after acute alcoholism was deemed a contributing factor. The funeral was set for Sunday afternoon at 2 from 1430 Town Street with interment in the local cemetery. Survivors include five sisters and her brother Harry Struening.
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