Bowling Leaders Hint at Mid States Congress Plan
A. L. Langtry, secretary of the American Bowling Congress, discusses forming a Middle States Congress including major bowling centers west of the Mississippi. The move prepares for the next year's national event in Pittsburg. Langtry, a favored figure among Oshkosh bowlers, is also a Milwaukee coal seller.
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Mississippi
Pittsboro
Clippers
Mississippi River
American Bowling Congress
Pittsburg
A. L. Langtry
Gala Day at the Commercial National Bank Opened
The Commercial National Bank of Oshkosh marked a red letter day with its formal opening. Despite a storm, the bank at Main and High streets opened today with limited furnishings and fixtures for business and inspection.
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Commercial National Bank of
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High Streets
Bowling expert Langtry predicts Western cities form Middle States congress
In Milwaukee secretary Abe Langtry, a noted bowling authority, discusses eastern and western bowlers and a planned tournament after the holidays. Winners will advance to the A B C at Pittsburg next February as the bank celebrates its new home with flowers, ensuring a bustling, well attended day with many customers.
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Milwaukee
A. B.C
Jeading
Abe” Langtry
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A. BE. C
Pittsburg
Wisconsin to Attend Pittsburg Bowling Congress
In a push led by Charles Nichols of Kansas City, Wisconsin plans strong representation at next year’s bowling congress. Pittsburg hosts. Cincinnati liberal. Detroit likely for 1919. Milwaukee eager to stage again in six years. The piece notes bank offices, arrangements, and local hospitality for attendees.
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Pittsburg
Wisconsin
Charles Nichols
Kansas City
Nichols
Congress
St. Joseph
Cincinnati
Fiiwaukee
Madison
Clippers
Pat Pittsburg
A. B.C
Detroit
Miwaukee
Milwaukee
Langtry
Arawmdagai
Removal of offices to new building at Waugoo and State streets
HT Reserve Association announces the relocation of its offices from the Algoma Block to the new building at the corner of Waugoo and State streets.
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Algoma
Waugoo and
State Streets
HT Reserve Association
Vigorous in Old Age Notable Occasion for Stebbins Birthday
Stebbins a well known mason contractor celebrated his sixty fifth birthday at his residence 65 Washington Street with friends and relatives. He has maintained robust health and continues work at a demanding pace, noting his long career on major projects including the recent house and public works where he kept pace with men half his age in strenuous labor.
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Stebbins
Ing
Mase
Met
Ixamerd Mateh Companys
Short notes from the week in Oshkosh area
Fragments note Rev FF Pies az of Weenesd W Brown of Fort Gshkosh friends in WF Wittenberg Qekkesh today on business Mrs May Russ of Wansay among visitors in Oshkosh t.dar Mr and Mrs C J Burkhardst of C cage in the city for a short star Doors swinging require push and pull guidance
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Brown
Fort
Gshkosh
Reduction of Sheriff and salaries in county offices
The county board reviewed salaries for all fees and compensation with adjustments for the sheriff and clerk of courts. A deputy index system and abstractor need were discussed, with pending action on abstractor appointment and fee schedules. The register of deeds is to hire an assistant at his expense, while others await a January 1 1969 effective date. a pen and ink ban in the vault was also adopted.
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County Board of Supervisors
Register of Deeds and Assistants
Fred Badger
George LeTourneaux
Snow
Ralph Adams
Neenah and
Menasha
Register of Deeds
County Board
Mde
Register
Schoetz
Sarau
Supervisor Andiss
Register of Dees
Four Month Old Child Dies of Pneumonia
The son of Rev and Mrs Sackseman of Elderadn died Wednesday evening from pneumonia at four months. Funeral Friday at one from Van Dene Tatheran church where the father is minister. Interment in Lutheran cemetery.
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van Dene Tatheran
Nater
Sackseman Af
Cody TR
Oelsk
Frargeon Bar
Oshkosh Schools Guarded as Fire Drills Intensify
Oshkosh officials discuss fire safety after a deadly school disaster in Colliwood suburb prompts questions on precautions. Superintendent Melver says all doors open outward, exits are wide, and fire escapes are in place with alarms and regular drills. He envisions a citywide alarm system and monthly fire drills in every building, with principals responsible for execution.
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Collir~wood
Greyeland
Oshkosh
M. XN. Melver
Twiay
Notable Oshkosh Community Notes and Winter Snowstorm
In Oshkosh updates, Perry Niskern of Berlin, formerly an assemblyman, greeted friends after arriving by air. Mr. and Mrs. Edsar Moerke plan a month on the Pacific coast. Edward Weber, long connected with Wolf Shoe and a city magazine, held a salesman post with A. House. Snowstorm hits Oshkosh, delaying travel but not halting rink events at Centuryl. A skat tournament is announced at Rang’s place, with a surprise birthday party and musical numbers enlivening the evening.
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Green Bay
Oshkosh
Perry Niskern
Berlin
Wes
Edsar Moerke
Parl
Howard I. Shaw
Know Motor Boaster
Fore
Imarine Sports
Edward Weber
the& Magazin
A. House
Weber
Wolf Shoe Company
Spypieton
Janes
Robin
Lf Spire
The
Ores
Centuryler Rink
Rentleman
Faye
Geitiel Pueppke
Owenden
Charles Schmid
Shrottky
Freahmente
Matthew Mrprise
Aining
Deugl Serced
Ram Ila- Ale Lutz
Rec Facard Lutz
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Mickey" Frey
the Bank
Century Roller Rink
Ceape Street
Main Street
Palace Dye Works
Main Serel
J. F. Hodmler
Thomas Daly
E. KR. Wiliams
R. R. Starkweather Company
Sinhey
BH. E. Stebbinns
Scheinle
Cers
Sherig
Sherim
Frederick Scholz
Black Wolf
R. FP
Cody
Wegner Fuel Co’s
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Bret
Oshkosh H Brewing Coil
Amd
Holldings
Eo Garn
New Spring
Wollens
Save ‘Abraham
Panama
Warren
Morcen
Ieatherbloom Taffeta
Louie Kuebler
George Kuebler
Amit
Louis Kuebler
Chari
Constantine Lehnigk
Wiliam Kiser
John Kloeckner
Fred Stein
William Mertz
Albert Lutz
Frank Bowers
Andrew Kuebler
Frank Lutz
Grewiy
Bors City Market
Comer Park Avenue
Henry Mave
Wauguy St.ee
John Steainbarth
Henry Stier
Chicago
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Oshicsh
Haase
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