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Newspaper

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

2

Page items from The Daily Northwestern events

Items note visits of Mr and Mrs J A Pease and Misa Julia Kant. Phyll Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps meets next Thursday at 2 30 pm. Grace Morgan visiting Blackwell. Diphtheria cards ordered for Margaret Manson and Martha Eilers. two smallpox quarantines to lift tomorrow. Alumni reception at city hall tonight. attendance open to all. George Howitt begins walk to Chicago with his father. Local stationary engineers invite manufacturers to NA TG convention. Golf contests at Idigoma Country Club delayed. early scores listed for Class A B C divisions. winners to play for best man title.

J. A. Pease Dea Moines C. T. Waite Misa Julia Kant Monticello J. A. Powers Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps Nax Grace Morgan Fargo N. D Montrose Morgan Black Watt Denny Margaret Manson Frederick Avenue Martha Eilers Central Avenue Harry Mavery Algoma Street Henry Avarnke Knapp City Hall Urkel George Howitt W. C. Fewht Normal Chicago Association of Stationary Engineers N. A Tate Idigoma Country Club Acores Werd

Defends High School Boys In Oshkosh Teaching Critique

A High School teacher argues The Northwestern erred in blaming local students for a disturbance during class day exercises. He contends outsiders caused the noise, praising his school's efforts to instill order and decorum while urging police to enforce order at public entertainments.

Northwestern Sthrough Oshkosh

Normal School Alumni Banquet Highlights and Officers

The Normal school alumni banquet was held in the Normal gymnasium with six o'clock seating. Guests received boutonnieres and decorations featured vines bunting fountains and ferns. Representatives from classes 1875 to 188? attended. Toasts by Bill Henderson Professor Dresden and Professor Blair followed. Grace Monard sang and a quiz led by George DeGulro. President Talgey closed with a toast. Officers elected: President A W Tretiien vice president David K Allen Brandon secretary Emma Mom treasurer L W Erizas. The group plans a yearly alumni visit and member classification to sustain alumni ties.

Bill Henderson Dresden Blair Misa Grace Monard Oshkoah Mixa Gluon Irelands George DeGulro Mitchel Miss Webster Uewitt Wan Talgey A. W. Tretiien Prestite Davi K. Allen Brandon Emma. Mom L. W. Erizas

Scarlet fever outbreak grows in Oshkosh citywide

An Oshkosh led by Health Officer F. J. Wilkie reports thirty scarlet fever cases since June 1 with many on Jackson street and several in the vicinity. Investigations link the illness to local milk supply from M. J. Ditter, though Ditter and doctors contest the connection, noting no confirmed illness in his suppliers. A physician cautions milk sterilization as a preventive, while families with multiple cases suggest a common source beyond direct contact.

Bon Street Jackson Street Aira A. L. Christofferson A.G. Ramsdell A. Lb. Christofferson Wright Street Ernest Johnson Victoria Johanson C. Graham Saratoga Avenue Elizabeth Blood Central Avenue Annie Niles Blanche Doughty High Street J. M. Hurn Robert Schallake Franklin Avenue Grace Smith UT Prederick Avenue James Freeman Nora Nyxnard Scout Street GB. A. Clark Elizabeth Jones Wisconsin Avenue J. A. Crum James Adams Prospect Avenue Erna Edward Horse Jack Mott S. W. Sturtevant L. Knowker Scott Street Agatha Shelton Elizabeth Tbersch Bernard Cary Kutehin New York Avenue Main Charles Sweet Thomas Cameron Tf. M. Clark AM. J. Ditter Health F. J. Wilkie Mr. Ditter H. Sturtevant H. M. Clark J.A. Sturtevant J. A. Rum Mr. Kutchin J.C. Grilam Milkeman Ditter M. J. Ditter Upper A. G. Ramsdell Jackson Freeman Simpson Sturtevant Ditter

Grocers Plan City Picnic Amid Uncertain Arrangements

The Retail Grocers and Merchants association plans a half day picnic with nearby chapters, proposing a long closure to allow stores to shut for the event. Committed organizers from Appleton and other cities discuss sites such as Calumes harbor, with West Superior and others already trialing similar all-day closures.

Appleton Antis DI Evane Maria John Weta Tennies Fred Kivuwin John Rasmunsen A. Lichtenberger Sid Sir. Bleck Wan PD Kaukauna Pound du Lac Neenah Itendeha Exme Ide Calumes Harbor Limia West Superior la Crosse Cuppewa Falls Milwaukee Hald Ir

Merchants Debate Evening Closing Amid Proposed Outing Plan

The group discusses making Ja honed the picis an annual event and designating one day for an outing. A plan to close all stores at seven p.m. is floated as a way to give clerks evening time. Some merchants argue after seven, purchases dwindle to forgotten items and late hours waste time. Labor unions push shorter hours, but grocers pledge long hours. Clerks welcome evening freedom though not leading the effort.

Andrews' Trial Near Charged Cleric Faces Evidence Cast

Reform movement notes reveal formal charges against Rev V Merton Andrews of St Pauls church. Evidence gathered includes affidavits about alleged visits to a house of inquiry and relations with a divorced woman. Andrews and counsel dispute the affidavits and question the private detective's work as unreliable. The trial date may be set by Bishop Grafton after notification to Andrews.

Father Andrews Northwestern Denver

Normal faculty summer plans at distant locations

Normal school teachers will teach in the city summer school from June 5 to August 7. Named staff plan vacations in New York, Ontario, Michigan, Wisconsin, and other states, with several scheduling institute work in Trempelean and Kewaunee counties and returning for fall term.

Ctty Misa Alverd L. W. Briggs B. Mack Dresden X. Goddard Plattsburgh Lake Champlain Curtiss New York New Britain Conn Grace Hewart Albert Lee Minn Miss Kimball Grand Rapids Mich Mr. Mitchatt Michigan Institute Kewaunee County Guion Elmira N. Y Alvord Sandusky Mr. Clow Minnusseta

Commencement Exercises at Unhkesh High School

The closing exercises will be held at the First M church this evening at o o clock. Olive green and gold colors will adorn the church with blue and white school colors. Dr A E Winship of Gaston will give the principal address. Edward Foulke will give the salutatory and Gareth Bemis the valedictory. Diplomas will be presented by Supt I A Simonds.

Osh High School Tgh Cinas Lada Conan H. Foulke Florecora Arion Archeatra Winship Messrs Dell Wright George Wires Harold M. Bemis O'Neill I. A. Simonds Hiniz

The Uandiest Kitchen Chopper Cuts Everything

A universal food chopper named The Uandiest Thing In a Kitchen promises to cut all cooking tasks. It is priced at $1.2 and aims to simplify meal preparation for home cooks.

Universal Food Chopper

Third Recital Delights Plymouth Church Audience

A large audience attended the Plymouth Congregational Church recital, filling all seats and standing in aisles as pupils of Powers presented a lengthy, artistic program. Singers included Mrs. Edward Richard Smith, Miss Louise Runkel, Fred S. Hoaglin, Miss Besse Scott, John Leonhardt, Jenks Henkel, Miss Anna Kusche, Miss Jessie Braisher, and others with the Mendelssohn club accompanying. an encore was demanded for several numbers despite a no-encores rule.

Plymouth Con Eventius James Jenkins Mendelssohn Club Edward Richard Smith Samson and Dellah Celia Genevieve Clark Wilson Bliss Clark Lucia Charles A. Dingmore Faust Dinsmore Frank J. Clerk Tarragona Clark Fred S. Hoaglin Hankin Hera John Leonhardt Jenrs Henkel Mgr Leonhardt Jessie Braisher Henkel Tra Silvernail Daritone Mr. Silvernail Mendelzsohn Singcera EW. Paine W. C. Cowling Charlie Dinsmore Flora Thlelen

Where They Will Teach Normal graduates enter life’s work

A list of graduates from The Normal assigned to teaching posts across Wisconsin and nearby states. Names include Harriet, Eva A., Florence Whitney, J. Fred Schwartz, Jessie af, Tessie A. Miller, Winifred Root, Clara Damuth, Norna Bunker, Laura Bowden, Katherine Burns, and others. Locations span Oshkosh, Sheboygan, Madison, Indianapolis, St Paul, Iron Mountain, and more.

Thas Hife Courte Harriet Qertel Minneapolis Eva A. Waiche Ponanakess Grace Verney Oshhosh Salta Wwitelin Waupaca Florence Whitney Bessemer Mich J. Fred Schwartz Sheboygan Jessie Af Savage Herman Co. Doratusca Tigerton Jennie E. Darlings Oxdensburg Libble Baum Escanabs May I. Kay Madiron Henry Bodden Indianapolis Tud Fannia M. Forsyth St. Paul Tessie A. Miller Iron Mountain Eva N. Foster Ft. Atkinson Aszietant Winnifred Root Clara F. Damuth Merrill School Oshkosh Norna Grace C. Hayward Sheborgan Helen G. McDermott Neenah

Local Names List Reflects Preserved Notices and Names

A fragmentary OCR shows a long list of personal names linked with places across Wisconsin Michigan and New York. The block includes Genevieve Barron Minneapolis Theresa M. Voge Appleton Teresa Cook Oshkosh Florence G. Smith Neenah and many others, suggesting a directory or notice column rather than a cohesive story.

Genevieve Barron Minneapolis Gertrude Kennedy Neillsville Millicent Turner Marinette Theresa M. Voge Appleton Teresa Cook Sarah A. Hearn Oshkosh Annile M. Follette Cambria Estelle B. McFadden Whitehall Charlotte D. Ray Eugenie Wiese Hartford Margaret M. Martin Escanaba Mich Mary J. Peterson J. Roy Ozanne New York City Florence G. Smith Neenah Marle A. Mitchell Menusha Henry E. Polley Chelsea Ida FE. Solan Galeaville Kate Hamilton Ella E. Fehlandt Port Washington Mary P. Buckley Weyauwega Lulu Adams Channing

Elks Light Up Main Street For Convention

Incandescent lamps are being hung across Main street for the Elks convention next week with efforts to complete by Saturday and Sunday evenings. William F. Wyman will distribute 1000 cards offering a souvenir sleeve protector at Mrs. I. Thorpe’s in Waugoo street before June 30. Albert Bleinfeldt and son sail to Rostick Germany tomorrow, expected to be away about a month.

Main Street The Elks Wiliam F. Wyman Wyman Mra. I. Thorpe‘s Waugoo Street Albert Bleinfeldt and Son Rostick Germany

Winnebago County Map Now Ready for Delivery

The new standard map of Winnebago county is ready for delivery. Orders may be sent to The Hicks Printing Company and maps will be delivered at once. Every law office, real estate office, bank, and business house should have the new map as it is up to date and offered at a large sale. Paper 200, cloth 2.00.

Winnebago County Hicks Printing Company Busines House

Bananas advertised at low prices at City Market

W H Bord of the City Market proclaims bananas available at wholesale prices. Customers can buy by the bunch or dozen with spot cash and delivery, promising savings of 20 to 40 percent on groceries compared with competing charges.

W. H. Bord

Boyd’s Meals First Class Meals for a Penny

Boyd’s Meals advertises affordable meals for business men and clerks from 11:30 am to 2 pm and 5:30 pm to 7 pm at Boyd, City Market. The note promises “the best quality and cooking unsurpassed” with cash options.

Boyd City Market

Up-to-Date Meal Offers and Local Help Wanted Ads

A compact reader page advertises Golden Eegie Restaurant at 156 Main Street with claims of the best meals and home grown fruit, plus bargain produce at the Chicago Fruit Store. Local employment notices seek a porter, a young girl, and a stenographer with addresses, ages, and contact details. Includes space rental at 24 High Street.

Golden Eegie Main Street D. Damuth la Box Chicago Am Po Ee Union Club Larber Washington Street Rexnst Inquire High St Union St. Prea Janus Evcline Street

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