Valley of Dry Bones to be Discussed at Universalist Session
The Universalist church convenes at St John s with Rev Marion D Shutter of Minneapolis presenting The Valley of Dry Bones as the evening address to open the convention The program includes welcome by E S Hinman and remarks by Dr H B Clatha of La Crosse Sessions run through Thursday with talks on Evangelism in the Sunday School and a mass meeting led by Wally Coapman of the P CA including notes on A Daning Faith and a Racine address yet unnamed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion D. Shutter
Minneapolis
St. John’s Universalist Church
Aly. Shutter
The
Universalist Church
S Hinman
Camptrojier
H.B Clatha
la Crosse
Shutter
Young People’s Christian Union of the Church
Wally Coapman
R D van Tassel
Suill
J S&s Lowe
A R Tillinghast
Northwestern
Wall G Coapman
P CA
Paul E Tyner
Hartford
John Wesley Carter
Racine
Brigade Goes to Camp for Presbyterian Girls and Boys
The steamer Leander Choate departs Saturday morning with the Girls brigade of the Presbyterian church bound for Brothertown. It will stay all day at the camp where the Boys brigade is encamped, returning in the evening with the boys who have spent ten days there. Visitors day will feature the camp and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Choate
Brothertown
The
Presbyterian Church
Reunion of Oshkosh High Alumni in Armory B
The Oshkosh High School Alumni Association holds its annual reception in Armory B tonight from eight to twelve. The event is a gathering of graduates, with the classes of 1907 and earlier taking the lead in organizing this year’s affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Association
Oshkosh
Armory B
Clweves
Association Committees Plan Evening Program and Dance
Three committees with officers of the association organize a short program this evening followed by a business session. Dancing will be allowed until twelve o'clock. Officers include President Robert Bowen Vice President George Fitzgerald Secretary Miss Kate Guiliford Treasurer Miss Lucile Dovah ty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Devi
Kate Quillford
Clara Flisgerald
Clara Begia
Roy Canceron
Rupert Chwren
Arthur Aarte Justeans
Fanen
Hadsiah Meyer
James Ae Saccora Wane
Cyde Dunhem
Kati Miller
Tressurera
Commutes
Mies Ladle Doughty
George Fitzgerald
Brydolph Meyer
Martin Janser
Arthur
Association
Robert Bowen
Kate Guiliford
Lucile Dovahty
Woman Injured After Streetcar Incident In New York Area
Mrs Julia Johnson of New York was seriously injured late Saturday while alighting from a streetcar on New York avenue in front of her home at Oakland and New York avenues. She was unconscious most of Sunday with a concussion and minor bruises. Dr M B Corbett said no serious effects expected. J W Challoner, aboard the same car, aided at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Johnson
New York
Falla
Yulia Johnson
George H. Johnson
Oakland
New York Avenues
New York Avenue
Johnson
J. W. Challoner
Cherry Avenue
M. B. Corbett
Winnebagg Traction Company
Green Bay Citizens Attend Oshkosh Green Bay Game
A notable Green Bay turnout, including ex Mayor Frank B Desnoyers Frank E Murphy E Alden Arthur and Frederick Spuhier, watched the Oshkosh and Green Bay Wisconsin-Chnvns league contest at White City. Green Bay failed to win as the rejuvenated Iridians triumphed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Frank B Desnoyers
Frank E. Murphy
E. Alden Arthur
Frederick Spuhier
Murphy
Green Bay Baseball Association
Infant of Montgomery Family Dies at 36 Hours
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Montgomery of 1222 Minnesota Street died Sunday morning aged about 36 hours. Interment followed Sunday afternoon at Ellenwood Cemetery. A second infant, Michael Wo yahm aged two months, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Wo yahm of 1236 Winth Street, died Sunday evening after a short illness. Funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Montgomery
Minnesota
Ellenwood Cemetery
Michael Woyahm
Henry Woyahm
Winth Street
Oshkosh Normal summer enrollment opens strong
Savinner School at Oshkosh Normal opens this morning with 237 enrolled by noon and an expected total near 276 for the day. Principal Mr Dresden notes last year’s first day reached 992 and foresees a new attendance record as non closing northern schools finish their terms and teachers come to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savinner School
Oshkosh
Naniker
Oshkosh Normal School
B Mack’ Dresden
Dresden
Mary E Rich
Plant Temporarily Closed Due to Extreme Heat
Ine Diamond Match company's plant closed Saturday and today because of excessive heat. Manager L. Frank Gates explains that hot weather causes a chemical change in the ingredient mixtures leading to deterioration, making continued operations uneconomical during such conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Diamond Match Company
L. Frank Gates
Milwaukee couple wed at First Congregational parsonage
Robert J. Happie and Miss Minnie Jennerjahn, both of Milwaukee, quietly united in marriage at the First Congregational church parsonage Saturdays at five o'clock. Rev. Edward H. Smith officiated with Miss Mary H Jennerjahn and Willam M Jennerjahn as witnesses. They will reside in Passaickee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Happie
Minnie Jennerjahn
Milwaukee
First Congregational Church
Edward H. Smith
Mary H Jennerjahn
Willam M. Jennerjahn
Pussaukee
Mrs Wagstaff Breaks Arm In Veranda Fall
Mrs William J Wagstaff of 655 Algoma Street fractured her right arm Saturday after tripping on a rug on the Wagstaff residence veranda. She caught her foot, fell, and struck the palm, breaking both bones near the wrist. She is resting and in pain but doing well. Robert Casey of Chicago was in Owhkook Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Wagstaf
Algoma Street
Wagstaff
Oshkosh Storm Dumps Heat Then Flares, Wires Vex City
A severe afternoon storm struck Oshkosh with wind from the southwest and heavy rain, followed by hail and thunder. Telecommunication offices suffered outages, with Postal Telegraph lines down and Wisconsin Telephone sidelined by prior damage. heat peaked near 98 degrees at the Good Manufacturing Company, while crops and trees faced potential harm from hail to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Gopid Manufacturing Campary
Short Notes From The City Chronicle
Judge George W Purnvil returns from Green Lab Attorney Daniel TF WacDonald travels to Markeran to attend an aunt’s funeral. St Cecilia guild Trinity Episcopal plans final meeting tomorrow at 2:20 pm. Girls' brigade First Presbyterian holds a special Thursday meeting at 3:30 pm. Miss Lilian Shar returns home after teaching at Trenary and will spend time with her parents. Fidelity club gathering at Mrs Bovnton’s 409 Jefferson Ave Wednesday afternoon. all members expected. E Roy Shoreyito graduated Wisconsin last week and left Sunday for Hib Mirna to take a position with a mining concern. A woman injured this morning when a brick fell from a snow front at the Beymann store. no serious injuries reported. Several Ochkesh men head to Milwaukee for the national convention of the Travelers Protectors Association. large delegations from many states expected. week-long program to open Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Purnvil
Green Lab
Daniel TF WacDonald
Markeran
St. Cecilia Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Girls’ Brigade
First Presbyterian Church
Lilian Shar
Trenary
Wich
Fidelity Club
Mia
Bovnton
Jefferson Avenue
E. Roy Shoreyito
Consin
Hib
Mirna
Pacsi
Gia ‘Ng
Sonmin
Oxhkash
Milwaukee
Travelers Protects
John Brennan's Drug Store Paints and Supplies Ad
Corner Main and Church Street promotes paints varnish brushes and related goods with emphasis on quality and value. The ad invites customers to try the store for the right price and broad selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brennan
Drug Store
Main and
Church St
Main
Murritt Street
Adam
Mbunert
Main Street
Heward
Fires and local notices flavor evening scene at Appleton
A fire department responded to two blazes at Paine lumber yard on Sawyer avenue late Saturday, lighting up the area with the roar of a wood pile fire near Happy John's saloon. The cause remains undetermined whether by match or lightning. A recovery effort was mounted by No 2 company to extinguish the flames. Elsewhere, bankruptcy settlement terms for Minden Manaid were confirmed by Judge Wurtes of Milwaukee, clearing the way for creditor payment. George A Truckstaff returns from Kansas City amid flood fears, and Mrs Buckstaff joins a Madison regents meeting. The South Side Dramatic Club elected officers for the year at its annual meeting and plans a Dutch-time installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mela Pribber
Appleton
Paine
Sawyer Avenue
Happy John's
No 2
Minden Manaid
Wuurtes
Milwaukee
Jinynud
George A Truckstaff
Kansas City
Budkestauff-Irdwards
George F Suess
S Slppt
John F. Phillip
Ralph P Miller
Harvey Getchel
Rudolph Navetty
Frank Hollub
Miller
Miscellaneous Classified Ads from Oshkosh Area
A jumble of 1920s era classified notes offers sales and buy requests. Listings include household items such as pianos and phonographs, a merry widow hat context and free portraits, employment notices for cooks and housekeepers, rental rooms, farm help, and coal deliveries. Names include Boyd & Son City Market and Frank McGahoe Coal Co. with addresses in Oshkosh and Milwaukee region.
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Dey Benes
M.D. Shatter
Minnecyclia
Varica
Organization of
Presbyterian
White City
Son
T. S. Whitely Co
Pms
Buster Brown
Toc
Batiste
Diamond Match Company
Operatlome
KR. 7
Happie
Mine Minnie Jennerdane
Wilwaukee
Tui
W. J. Wagnink
Robert Casey
Chicago
Owhkooh
Howe Baking
Boyd & Son City Market
Bod & Son City
Casnar
Hkorve
Squire
North Park Avenue
Clty
Cilmy
Tom Ayana
Prink Qi
Oxutikost
Wark Im Kitcher
Wer Street
Folk Street
Washington Stree
Meryer
Hiigh
Edwin Goettmann
Frank McGahe Coal Co
Wingonsin Avenue
Ajax
Hay Hardware Go
Winnebago County
Pipers Cravens
Baker Paper Coo
Corner Church
Division Street
Oshkosh, Wis
Tost
Arce
Kimdly
Rogelve
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