Community notices and meetings in Wisconsin town
Local society events fill the week with teas and gatherings. Mrs Chitago hosts a Buckstaff tea, while the Ladies Benevolent Society plans a meeting led by President Moore. Other notices include church services by presiding elder Porter, a fire damage report on Light Street, and plans for a Sunday concert series by the Young Men’s Christian Association in North Park with performances by Lulu Bassett and family.
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Galeahee Bone
Chitago
Buckstaff
Ethel
Florence Hurn
Janesville
Wisconsin
Burnes
Alvin BE
Perces
Yon
Deréey
Mra. Deckers
Wari Univer
Ladies" Benevolent Society
Mr . Moore
Ten
Orelock
Are Bdiexarehe Society
J. W. Hume
T. EB
J. W. Rimebaugh
Founds
de Joss
Andrey Porter
Oshkosh
M. EB
Chiren
Wheney
William Newey
Menasha
Frank W
Davidson
al Davidson
Wells Rusystes
Sitand
T. C. Smith
Hithiy
Waukegan
Gideons
Mr. Smith
North
Perk
E Young Men's Christian Association
Lulu Bassett
Eha
Delbert Bissett
Will Way
Flimie
Wisses Detthrenner
Buiter
Oshkosh Girl Wins Pratt Institute Scholarship
Mary B. Moulton assistant art instructor at Oshkosh Normal School won a Pratt Institute scholarship and a $100 prize for a one year advanced study in New York. She is among four U S. recipients and will depart early October after resigning her Normal post.
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Me May B. Moulton
Assigiant Ter Tenctor
Art Usikosh Normal
Gerfrice
Mies
Mary B. Moulton
Tiis Cir
Oshkosh Norsmal ‘School
Mise Harriet Cecil Magee
Pratt Institute
New York
Moulton
United States
Normal
T. T. Moulton
Newnah
Monteton
Ars
Chicago
Menominee
Mich
China
Mien Moulton
Prans Institute
Pratt Art
Fler
Prang
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New Tepch ward school rises on New York Avenue
The Northwestern shows a perspective of the new Tepch ward school under construction on New York Avenue between Jackson and Main Streets. Architect EL BE Stevens prepared the plans while the board of public works aims to grade from the street to create a sloping approach to the building. The Roman colonial style substantial brick structure features two entrances on opposite sides, large arches, a brick load bearing system, a tin roof, a four-room basement with play rooms and furnaces, and a heating system using hot air forced by an engine-driven fan. The cost cited reaches twenty five thousand dollars and more construction details are described as work progresses.
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Tepch Ward School
New York Avenue
Jackson
Main Streets
EL Be, Stevens
Board of Public Works
New York, Avenue
American Foundry and Furnace Company of
Milwaukee
Johnson Company of
Winnebago Pioneer Association Officers Named
The Northwestern features portraits of James G. Pickett president and Judge A H Cross secretary and treasurer of the Winnebago Pioneer Association. The group organized in 182 at Tremont House. Pickett was elected president and Cross secretary-treasurer at the midwinter meeting on December 15, 18S, and re-elected to those posts at the June meeting.
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Northwestern
James G. Pickett
A. H. Cross
Secr
Pionneers’ Association
Winnebago County
Tremont House
Gity
Myr. Picketn
Mr. Giss
Ald
Ora
Controversy Over Mayoral Vacancy and Charter Provisions
Speculation grows over who should govern the city after Mayor Merrill Arr's death. The charter’s vacancy rules are debated, whether Acting Mayor Mulea serves the remainder or a new election is required. The article weighs sections on how a vacancy is filled and if resignation or death creates a vacancy.
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Mulea
Merrill Arr
Common Council
Élecrtan
Sid
Comman
Counel
Conmmon Council
Merrill
Oritberg
Milva
Astute Algoma golf ball tournament opens today
A novel golf ball handicapped tourney begins at the Algoma Country Club nine. About sixty entrants pay entry with one ball each, prizes based on high scores and percent shares of balls. list of contestants and handicaps follows.
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Algoma
Tnndicap Towriuy
Algoma Courney Club
Bach Piaser
Eigiteen
Rompley
Ya An
Scrach
Mughell
A. J. Cey
A. Laitey
Thomas Daly
Lie
Ose
Rufus Shoortiery
Tin Freien
Rufus Wet
He. Waker
Hoare
Hollister
Taba Cameron
Me Way
Leo Banderola
Prat.i
Ll. Stark
George Pine
Carl Dae DE
DD Simm
Mierion Antiewes
Barkan
Ao Jewell
I. Rovrnis
Chevies Senties
Paine
Cievieg
Dente
Mr Mann
DL Harmony
Nathan Taine
RC. Brawh
Leander Choad
A. Bi Ideson
C. W. Davia
Neenah Military Company Invited to Oshkosh Fourth
The Neenah military company has accepted an invitation from the Oshkosh group to attend events on the Fourth of July. The visit is described as a formal courtesy and a show of camaraderie between local units.
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Neenah
Hag Acernt
Cehkest
Fourth of July parade and drill plan for local company
A Fourth of July committee announces a company will arrive at :50 AM via the Chicago & Northwestern, join a city parade, and perform a competitive drill at the fair grounds in the afternoon. Headquarters will be at the armory on South Main Street under Captain Schueler.
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Chicago & Northwestern Road
Fair Grounds
South Main Street
Schueler
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