Advertising Leaders Hear Powers In Wisconsin Ad League Meeting
Wisconsin Advertising League session at Athearn Hotel in Oshkosh drew thirty attendees from Milwaukee Madison Chippewa Falls and Sheboygan. Charles Eugene Powers Chicago urged flexible ad strategies warned against fake schemes and urged club members to back honest ads while detailing national and Chicago associations and club membership.
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Wincenwla Ad League
Athearn Hotebishkoxsh
Mangquet
Tondthir
Wisconsin Ad League
Atlanta
Charles Eugene Powers
Cago Advertising Association
Isa
America
Chicago
National Association
Cinba
United States
Powers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Wren
Tadiy Din
Mr. Powers
Mila
Nmint
Beset Auivertelog Court
Loc Club
Thakers
Milwaukee
Madison
Cusworth
A. F Distethorat
Grenting
Sturtesant
Wrosiu
IV Il Sell
Sheboygan
Rod Mayer
Appielon
Whinn
Gearg
Woog
Dee
Pond du Lar
J Hardy
Jed PL Kanieds
J Willaims
Bronson
Oc Rubin
JW. Fink
Z. Wo West
Ohn Ileka Jr
George J Smith
Michael Dugcan
JC Walker
B O O. Anger
Re A Thews
Charles A Flefood
Matt J. Baler
H Tk Downes
George Harrington
Oc. Crawford
Oshkosh
Young Oshkosh High School Men Seek Summer Jobs
Oshkosh High School students seek summer work across farms city jobs and resort hotels. Many youths rely on earnings for school and boast a strong employment habit. Some find work on surviving crews or in electrics and mechanics while resorts increasingly hire local graduates.
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Tesou
Ainte
Venra
Omro Ware
Wisconsin
Eigh Schow
Oshkosh Wigh School
Oshkosh
ut- Tost + Andea
Wedding of Dr Butler and Miss Ostertag at St Marys Church
Dr Francis E Butler and Miss Lydia F Ostertag wed this morning at St Marys Church. Rev Roman Schelter officiated as Carl Krippene and Louis F Schintz ushered. bridesmaids included Cecelia Butler and Nina Wallen. Bride wore radium satin with lace and orange blossoms. breakfast at Ostertags Pleasant Avenue home. couple to reside 220 Wilson Avenue Menomonie after a Denver trip.
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Frances E. Butker
Lydia F. Ostertag
St. Mary’s Church
Merritt ‘Street
Roman Schelter
Storgus
Carl Krippene
Louis F. Schintz
Chicago
Cecelia E. Butler
Menomonie
Nina H. Wallen
Mize Ale A. Butler
Milwaukee
8. Ostertag
Leo Fuhrman
Grand- Débents
Pleasant Avenue
Helen Butter
Julia Bigelow
Jeffersonville
Ind
Mary Lyon
New London
Arthur Fuhrman
Louis Schinisz
Francis E. Butler
Wis
Ostertag
Butler
Routh
Umpire Hit On Head In Accident During Sunday Game
In Sunday action at White City the Indians swept Green Bay three straight, while an umpire named Miller was accidentally struck on the head by a throw from Green Bay pitcher Miller. The hit prompted cheers as he recovered behind the plate. Oshkosh players earned praise for conduct and Mee as a standout third baseman drew laughs with his name. Fans noted Oshkosh’s strong showing, with five wins in six games last week.
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White City
Indians
Wampire
Miller
Green Bay
Miler
Mller Ve Miller
Third Base
Alt
Johnson
Oshkosh
Jimmie Johnson
Grandstand
Johnsons
Oshkosh Escurta
Cubs
White Sox
Tigers
Alvin Dolan
Clotbie
Dolan
Mee
Infians
United at High Noon Wedding in Oshkosh Meade Family Home
Edwin M Spoo and Marty Bernice Mead united in marriage at Mrs. Mead’s Oshkosh home with only parents present. Rev. Edward H Smith officiated. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Detroit New York and Boston. Spoo, son of John Spoo, works for Continental Clothing. Mead is prominent socially.
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Edwin M Spoo
Marty Bernice Mead
Frank R. Mead
Cherry
Edward H Smith
First Congregational Church
Detroit
New York
Boston
Mr. Spoo
John Spoo
H. C. Weterhurst
Continental Clothing House
Oshkosh
Joplin Wedding Planned Quiet Home Ceremony
In Joplin Missouri Mr Frank W Radford will marry Miss Elizabeth Morgan this evening at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs C H Morgan The gathering will be intimate with only family present Readers note local relations include Mrs Charles Radford and children from Oshkosh and Weston as part of the Radford family connections
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Frank W. Radford
Edigabeth C. Morgan
Joplin
C. H. Morgan
Oshkosh
Charles Radford
Weston
Donald
Edward Radford
Lucia
Wealthy by Originating Presentable Physics Form
A garbled prompt hints at wealth through originating physics form ideas. The passage mentions Beckbern's Dance Royal-Pitty and a miswritten article fragment about merit and wealth, but contains no coherent event, names, places, or dates to anchor a factual news item.
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Beckbern
Grt Youah Cleans Up at the Wackbooré Wardrobe
In a brisk cleaning session, Youah works hard to remove dirt and grime from the wardrobe area. Hard work is praised as it keeps the space fresh and ready for use.
Oshkosh Bride and Family Ties Highlight Wedding Narrative
The article notes Miss Lottie Morgan and another cousin attending the wedding with the groom’s family. The groom is the son of James W. Radford of the Radford Brothers company. Miss Morgan has ties to Oshkosh, studied at the state Normal school, and lived with L. D. Harmony’s family. the Radfords plan to live on Union Street.
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Lottie Morgan
Croom
Ames W. Radford
Radford Brothers’ Company
Miss Morgan
Oshkosh
State Normal School
L. D. Harmony
Frank W. Radford
Union Street
Harmony meeting with Mrs Henderson on Prospect avenue
Short notes list Harmony ette meeting with Mrs Henderson at 7213 Prospect avenue and various local happenings. Mentions visits, teaching positions in Beaver Dam, move backs from Appleton, Milwaukee trips for medical society meetings, disbanding of Brainerd and Stannard grocery, Atlantic City boardwalk strolls, and local sports results.
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Harmony Ette
Lawrence University
Henry H. Luce
Milwaukee
A. F. Easton
Rhinelander
R . Maurice
West
Lincoln Avenue
Columbus
Wis
Brainerd & Stannard
Main Street
J. H. Stannard
Ralph Brainerd
Charles H. Williams
Atlantic City
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Kennedy
Cleveland
D. S. Baisley
Olympia
Wash
James E Kennedy
al Koma Street
Kennedy
D S Aaisley
J. E. Kennedy
Fox River Cubs
White Seals
Covey
Holmes
Cubs
Banana Cream Dessert Recipe From Correspondent
A reader provides a dessert method using five bananas five teaspoons sugar a cup of whipped cream and a dissolving Lemon JELL-O in water. The mixture is poured into a mold cooled and garnished with condensed fruit or pudding sauce. Sold by grocers in a locker package.
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Ony
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