Electric Park Weekend Events and Local Notices
A crowded Sunday program in Oshkosh includes Arion Band concerts with moving pictures and balloon ascension at 3 30 pm and theater entertainment in the afternoon and evening. An address by Elder H W Reed and Dr A K Edwards consult on a lung disease case are listed alongside various civic and social notes about residents, school repairs, census work, and public meetings.
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Electric Park
Arion Band
Moving Pictures
Electric Fountain
New Hill
Local notices and visits from Oshkosh residents
Alderman William Klapproth goes to Chicago for business while Miss Alice Rickard visits Wausau relatives. Dr Gudden performs operation in Ashland. Mrs Coburn of Duluth visits her mother on Vernon Street as summer events begin. normal school opens Monday. Many visitors travel through Oshkosh, including Miss Leonn Fernandez in Stony Beach and Mrs Yatey visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William—Klapproth
Chicago
Alice Rickard
Wausau
Blanche Jaquish
Janesville
Belle Butler
Gudden
Ashland
Ira Coburn
Duluth
Gallup
Mt. Vernon Street
of the Normal
Mra Martin
Gertrude Martin
Minneapolis
Mae
Wonburg
Oxford Street
McBrile
Bluffton Ind
Y. MC. A
F.iw. Bitton
Irving Street
Leonn Fernandez
D. W. Fernandez
Stony Beach
Riddie
Hoffman
Broad Street
Gertrude Dinsmora
Waupaca
Afiss Jrasle Blackwell
Louis
Rossmolast
Appleton
John Witecl
Main’ Street
Witsel & Rosameisst
Charles Blyman
Rock Island
Madison
Atnta University
Misa
Weestphal
Oshkosh Youngs Eye Vaudeville Path in Chicago
Oshkosh friends Myrtle E Warren and Kenneth Warren siblings of Alderman Henry Warren study at Henshaw's dramatic school under their mother’s sponsorship in Chicago. Miss Warren trains in voice with Mrs F H Josslyn and Miss Schmidt with aims for vaudeville and serious roles. Kenneth plans songs and clog dancing riding a road company engagement in the east. Myrtle, twenty, Kenneth fifteen, have appeared in local acts including the Elks minstrel show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Myrtle Eula Warren
Kenneth Warren
Henry Warren
Chicago
Henshaw's
Miss Warren
F. H. Josslyn
Miss Schmidt
Kenneth
Misa Warren
Board of Education Awards Contracts for School Supplies
At a Friday evening board meeting the supply committee submitted bids for furnishing school supplies. The lowest bid was chosen and contracts with firms were approved for the coming year. Evans Brothers $126.52, W. M. Cnaire $23.05, Globe Printing Company $7.51, J. M. Hurn $510.58, M. A. Ryckman $395.55. President Fred Boglinger called the meeting to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Evans Brothers
W. M. Cnaire
Globe Printing Company
J. M. Hurn
M. A. Ryckman
Fred Boglinger
Card of Thanks from Oshkosh Lodge to Citizens
Oshkosh lodge expresses gratitude to the citizens for their willing support and patriotic enthusiasm in making the convention a magnificent success. Special thanks are given to those aiding the water carnival and floral parade. Credit is given to the ladies for an unsupassed floral parade and for hosting visitors, with many compliments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Lodge
Gesiax
Oshkosh
Our Fair City
John F. Kluwin
Nkosh Lavige
Gb. P.O. B
Bowe
Alaga
Oshkostiv
Thore
Tor
New Teachers Engaged by Board of Education
At a Friday board meeting four new teachers were appointed. Blanche Kenny elected second grade teacher at Eleventh Street School earning 400 dollars, replacing Grace M. Verney who resigned. Kenny, daughter of Supervisor James Kenny, is Oshkosh Normal graduate with Berlin experience. Elizabeth Scott chosen fourth grade teacher at Dale School resigned. Fannie Forsyth of Omaha selected for that post at 400 dollars. Forsyth is a high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ara
Blanche Kenny
Tutacher
Eleventh Street
Grace M. Verney
Miss Kenny
James Kenny
Oshkosh Normal
Ehace
Berlin
Elizabeth Scott
the Dale School
Fannie Forsyth
Omaha
Neb
Mixes Forsyth
Oshkosh School Board Promotes and Hires Staff
The Normal school year closes with Miss Stella Bartlett named kindergarten assistant at Sixth Street School at 160 salary replacing resigning Bessie Jones. Carrie Archibald of Milwaukee and Hathering Grimes join as teachers, Archibald to replace Grimes who previously taught in public schools. GA Talbert salary rises from 1000 to 1200, he accepts to stay another year after Milwaukee offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bartlett
Aliss Bessie Jones
Carrie Archibald
Milwaukee
Mise Hathering Grimes
Migs Archibald
G.A. Talbert
Talbert
Arsenisi
Oshkosh Board
Praised the Band by Milwaukee Elks Delegation
The Milwaukee Elks delegation over 130 strong praised Cisguder's band for its age and renown. Twenty eight musicians played frequently during arrivals, parades, boat escort duties, and concerts, garnering compliments for lively, catchy music and high energy.
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Milwaukee
Elkr
Elks
Cisguder
Cloud Band
Athearn
Sixth Street
Main Street
Clauder
Medford Man Seeks Return of Bank Savings in Oshkosh
William Viergnitzt, seventy seven, arrived in Oshkosh seeking Col. Gaba Bouck to recover $2,676 deposited in a Medford bank in 1896. The bank failed after a bank officer reassured him. Viergnitzt, multilingual and in ragged clothes, slept at the police station and told his story to officers and Justice Fred Kaerner, who noted immigrant sharp practices and legal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Max Comén
Oshkosh
Aldim
Momey
Penatioas
William Viergutz
Gaba Bouck
Kant
Fred Kaerner
Kaerner
Viergnitzt
Bessemer
Mich
Fragmented Image Captures Care for Injured Man
A garbled report notes authorities arranging transport for a severely injured man. The county plans to take him to a care facility, with local officials acknowledging difficulty in his condition and ongoing efforts to provide support.
Ashland Declared Favorite for Elk Reunion Meet
Oshkosh Elks plan to travel to Ashland for the Wisconsin Elks reunion with Ashland touted as ideal due to Lake Superior region appeal. Mayors of Ashland Madison and Madison leaders promote attendance while debating center of Elkdom and travel costs, noting Oshkosh as geographic center but Ashland’s northern vigor.
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Ashland
Wisconsin
Elka
Lake Superior
Miai
Association
Wisconsin Hills
Doling
Oshkosh
Elxdom
Oshkosh Elks
Milwaukee
Madison
Bradison
Elks
N Co
Armory
Burt, Williams
Ash
Ashland News
Willams
The
Williams
Altuate
Hoatz
Apostle
Elkdom
Elks* Lodge
J. W. Groves
George W. Levis
Groves
Levis
Bert
Angela
Brother Wiliams
Levin
Brother Levis
Tombstone
Two Weddings at St Peters Church ceremony morning
Charles A Jones and Margaret Raleigh united in marriage at eight o'clock in St Peters church. Rev James O Malley performed the ceremony with relatives and intimate friends present. Bridesmaid Min Lit Yen Bouchet and groomman Famog Fal attended amid wedding music and reception chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Jones
Margaret Raleigh
St. Peters ‘Church
James “O'Malley
Croomaman
Campbell
Chicago
Poe
Uride
Surprise marriage unites Gallinger and Miss Katerine Connors
The ceremony occurred at the bride's Hempstead home on a Wednesday, uniting Mr. George Gallager of Koshard Holt and Miss Katerine Connors amid a total surprise to Gallinger’s friends. The scrambled text confirms a local wedding with family and community presence.
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Cifta
Katerine Connors
Ees Gallinge
George
Gallager
Koshard
Holt
Therlage
Smooka
Neat Jollet
IIL
Marriege Leat
Gallinger
Oshkosh Triumphs Over Ashland In Erratic Pitching Show
Oshkosh edged Ashland 6 to 5 as Collins with a debuting fast work in troubled form and Revour on the mound yielded many runs. Ashland led early, Oshkosh rallied with four runs in the sixth, errors favored Oshkosh, Ware Whittkow Brockway and Dillon drove key hits, while Revour and Collins struck out several and both sides benefited from muffed plays in right and short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Oshkosh
Ashland
Olmate
Paperfuss
Brockwry
Waters
Whittkow
Tuchscherer
Lugger
Whit
Curtis
Leonard
Olmstead
Revour
Ware
Erickson
Kruse
Harrington
Jess
Brockway
Dillion
Kennally
Lagger
Dillon
Kennards
Ashland Weenee
Revoyr
Col Ins
Kruse,Brockway
Whittkow and
Impaled on a Sliver Injures Foster-Lotham Worker
Robert Nehmer, fourteen, employed at the Foster Lotham plant, slid down a third floor chute and was struck by a large oak splinter about 18 inches long. The splinter penetrated about six inches and remained embedded until it was severed from the board. He was treated by Dr. T. P. Russell and removed to his home at 18 Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nehmer
Foster-Lotham
Co Doling
T. P. Russell
Eleventh Street
Rotes of city life flash scenes of prep and travel
Merchants secure power from Traction company to light Main Street tonight for the last time before removal. Cement gutter work begins on Algoma Street west of Light a treat as paving prep starts. Miss Molla Pryne of Milwaukee visits grandmother Barbara Frey at 715 Jefferson. Maurice family heads to Fond du Lac for Christian Endeavor convention. Elka reunion decorates homes of Stevenson and Hay. American Literature class postpones picnic to next Tuesday at Mrs Organ’s Black Wolf home. Clans ride Oregon Street car to Electric Park then walk. Chenevert and French of Neenah visit Friday. Floral parade features a carriage with 1,100 red peonies driven by T Church and George A Church. corrected listing omitted earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction’ Company
Main Street
Algoma Street
Molla Pryne
Milwaukee
Barbara Frey
Jefferson Avenue
RW. Maurice
Annie
Ethel
Lorina
Evalyn Maurice
Fond du Tac
Christian Endeavorers
Elka
T. Church
George A. Church
Northwestern
Ambiguous OCR notes on payment and coronation view
Fragmentary lines describe payments of 300 and 900 units to view a coronation procession from an abbey. Other garbled phrases mention a clock, Beep, stock, ropes, and someone named Maude. No clear event, date, or solid identities emerge from the text.
Excursion Steamer Amna BM Rated for Pleasure Parties
Public notice lists excursion steamer Amna BM offering hunting fishing moonlight and pleasure parties with reasonable rates. Arrangements available to depart from Oshkosh and from Omro Winneconne Neenah Menasha and Appleton. new Winnebago county map available via Hicks Printing Co. Orders to be sent to The Hicks Printing Company for immediate delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosten-Lothman Mills
Oshkosh
Wis
Omro
Winnecouné
Neensk
Menasha
Appleton
Winnebago County
Ordera
Hicks Printing Company
Busines House
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Bay City
A.E. Chase
Irving
George Clemans
F. Baird
Hieibar Lit Germa Bag Rone With Family ‘To Lining;. Wl
Aar
Baird
Mra
Lena
Teizel
Twelfth Street
Eiprey
Anns M
Mae Fraker
Miss Fulton
Chris Helberser
Goss
Hue
Cowling
W. C. Cowling
Jayne
Mr. Cowling
Jeff Thursday
Wau- Paca
Ames
Scotland
Harvey G. Jackson
Ome2ha
Ane Mek Fe. Jackson
Direarms
Jackson
Onhkosh
Hinks Printing Company
J. B. Hamilton
Neenat
Gabe Bonek
Charica Bareer
Judea
C. D. Cleveland
Moses Trooper
W. W. Quatermanss
J. C. Kerwin
Neenah
Henry Fitzgibbon
Harnacoclatenas
Enten Inditio
F. Oj. Barber
G. 3. Burmell Ang 'Deen
Barrington
Wiliam Fa' Quer
Yehairman
Richmond
Common Council
Board of Public Works
Mallery
Albert Evans
George Finch
George Kilp
John Kitz
John Blyman
Joseph Lamer
Harry Caswell
Mehlmann
Guenther
Fernandez
City Hall
Board of ‘Education
SHORT
Steed
Myrtle Enola Warren
Atork
Oshkosh High School
Claude? S of
Lis Munic
Arion Orchestra
Company B Armory
Merritt Street
Saacs
Ales
George Gallinger
Foster-Lothman
Maude
Fim
Buay
Lampert’s Shoe Store
Siwaye
Lampert’s
Nord-Gentral Labor Excitands
F. E. Raiche
Amna
New County Map
W. FH. Boyd
City Market
Botd
Cletka
Epcot
Co. H. Blanchard
Oregon Street
Shawano
Gold Bagis Restaurant
D. Damuth
Trun
Exchange
de Bauer Trunk Company
Malin Stre
Baman
Bauman
Chapman
Crane
Stachly
Neville
Jacon
Saturn
Patorgen
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