SWASTIKAS KEEP OF AND TIGERS TAKE TWO IN LEAGUE ACTIONS
In the Ideal-Rive Ribbon league the Swastikas split two of three games while the Tigers won two of three against Honeydews. High scores by Gauger, Laubach, and Schmidt are noted, with Ra hok Colts and Heckaways also posting totals and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swastichux
Laubach
Ericksen
Tis
Erhmran
Schmidt—ios
Steler
Gauger—Wat
Alimers
Randerob
Tishop
Rettler—lii
Huhr Fwhs
Nan
Rockawnaya
Holm—ice
Ruttinans
iBl
Roth
Luck
Bargert
S ‘Te
Atherton Tops Regional Exam Yet Faces Inquiry
Mr Atherton, an instructor in biology, achieved the highest marks in a January exam administered by the Office of Examiners for the post at stake. Despite public claims of tampering and calls for appointments, official results show him scoring 96 percent while others were graded lower. Several candidates, including Froud of Kenetia and Galpin, received red or high marks but Atherton’s score remains the focal point amid alleged irregularities and an ongoing scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Tyis
Jagerton
Trteter
Sonsin
Pukres
North Fond du
Froud
Kenetia
Het
Meadon
Wits
Aue Aker
Galpin
Neri
Wrest
Ashkosh High Names Deputy Factor Amid Staffing Shifts
In a school policy note from Ashkosh High, a deputy factor role is outlined for the faculty member with two years of service. The posting clarifies duties, travel requirements, and annual compensation of SLOG a year as part of the revamped staff structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashkosh High School
Eye
Monthly Supper for Teachers of Cong Church
The monthly teachers supper of the Fine Congregational Sunday School was held Wednesday evening in the church parlors with about thirty attendees, including school officers and most teachers. A supper was served at 6 o clock, followed by reports on church needs, hymnals were ordered, and fundraising progress noted for a new church building. Prizes of 26 each from Mrs Edgar P Sawyers and George M Paine will honor memory work. lectures and stereopticon talks are planned to benefit the building fund including a Hawaiian Islands illustrated lecture by Rev Charles A Payne and a travel talk by Edward Baich Parr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuchera
Myo
Luther Uasiew
Courkder
Offerre
Fehon
Pency
Buihito
Edgar P. Sawyers
George M. Paine
Mies
Jennie G. Mervin
Bultling Fund
Charles A. Payne
Berlin
Edward Baich Parr
Haden's Bay
Champions to Racine in indoor dareball showdown
Oshkosh city indoor baseball team travels to Racine Saturday for a decisive gunée against the Arcadians that could settle the state championship. Oshkosh claims the title after beating Waukesha Beach, while Racine asserts the Arcadians hold the crown. A close game is expected as both sides boast strong pitchers and regular winter play. If needed, a return game will be held in Oshkosh or Milwaukee on a neutral floor. The squad departs Saturday at 1:50 PM via the Chicago & Northwestern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh City
Racine
Arcadiana
Waukesha Beach
Oshkosh
Ion
Wadiane
Hock
Ashkosh
Milwaukee
Ianam
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
March Storm Periods Then Warm Weather Shifts Noted
A weather report outlines several storm periods and shifted warmer trends as Math predicts changes. Central to western regions, periods from the 1st to 2nd, 9th to 15th, and 17th to 24th are highlighted with potential major snow blocks and volatile conditions across parts of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
H. Hicks
Thia
May benefit Oshkosh toll lines planned
Wisconsin Telephone company at its annual meeting said 37 will be used for repairs and improvements to lines between Milwaukee, Green Bay, and Madison. A. C. Gallagher, manager, says he has not been advised of toll line construction and cannot speak authoritatively. If a Madison to Green Bay line is built Oshkosh would lie on a direct air route to Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietpate
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Miraukee
Green Madison
Oshkenh
A. C Gallagher
Gallagher
Madison
Green Bay
Dehkosh
Milwaukee Madison Rail Links Consider Direct Line
A Madison communication report notes two existing connections via Lac System and Watertown, with roundabout routes causing high wiring costs. It suggests a direct Milwaukee to Green Bay line along Lake Michigan shore could improve service, reduce detours, and better connect intermediate cities. Milwaukee already has three lines to South Chase allies, handling most traffic.
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Mailison
Dubkoss
Madisom
USA
Lac
Watertown
ML Raghee
Uf Shih Ta
Madison
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Ue Caer
Lake Whineebomo
Oabkuch
Soth
Chase
Grand Opera Education Proposed for La Crosse Pupils
Miss Marthe Hollins district music supervisor presents a grand opera program to La Crosse public school students highlighting Carmen and Faust with San Carlo Opera Company. Professor Benezet and Miss Hollins lectured using phonograph and vocal selections to convey opera to about six hundred parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe A. Hollins
la Crowee
la Crosse
San Darlo Opera Company
Benezet
Opera Carmpany
Miss Hollins
Hundem
Mrs A H Kay Returns From Fond du Lac Visit
Short notes detail Mrs A H Kay returning home in Fond du Lac after a week with relatives. Presbyerian Mission band to meet Lo fleet officers Friday at 345 o'clock with a short program about Indians. Ambulance called to remove James Manidewski of Herlin to St Marys hospital. Jennie Dreyer arrested for disorderly conduct at 4 Seventh Street. pleads not guilty. trial set for Friday. Edward Pols of Fond du Lac hosts a Pleasant afternoon party attended by Oshkosh friends. Lenten lectures by R J Dowling at St Johns Church begin Thursday at 7 4 o'clock. Elmer King returns from Stevens Point after funeral of his mother, 68, who lived there 20 years. City engineers nearly finish dock site mapping on Fox River north bank. soundings to follow after ice clears. map to be submitted to War Department. Board of Public Works thawing basins. catchbasins frozen. steam exhaust used to thaw outlets. work nearly complete in business district. Miss Flora Pommerening hosts a pleasant surprise party with many friends and light refreshments. Various local residents listed as present. Piano selections by Elsie Techiow and Lydia Pommerening.
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A. H. Kay
Fond By Lac
Miesion Band
James Manidewski
Herlin
Chicago, Miwaukee
Seventh Street
Mra Edward Pols
Fond du Lac
By & Company
Oshkosh’ Friehda
Mra
E. Ziegenhagen
2 Borgman
E. Krueger
Doemel
A Herrmann
R . J. Dowling
St. Joseph's Church of
Waupun
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thirteenth Street
Father Dowling
Elmer £. King
Oaklang Avenue
Stevena Point
King
William J. King
Stevens Point
Elmer E_. King
George H. Randall
Fox River
Lake
Winnebago
War Department
Washington
Board of Public Works
Man Street
Central Avenue
Ick Avenue
Flora Pommerening
MB Sixth Street
Erma Steinkraus
Helen
Martha Berg
Marie Korsch
Emma Danser
Braham
Anna Pahiow
Martha Hoernks
Meta Schwanke
Elsie Techiow
Alma Neumann
Elsie Goll
Carl Grusnick
Theodore Dittmer
Rethel
Charles Putzer
Carl Davie
Richard Janke
Otto Pittmer
Albert Kaiens
Martin Nimble
Walter Pommerening
John i Halbe
William Madison
Wilkeen Dittmer
Berrien Spring
Mich
Exlwant Davie
Louis Krentz
Albert Pormmerening
Milwe
First Pension Granted to Local Police Officer and Widow
The police pension board awarded half pay to Officer Daniel Lynch and granted widow Ada Mulva and her daughter benefits from late officer James V. Mulva who died February 1. Lynch retires April 1 after 27 years’ service. Mulva’s widow receives one third of salary and Ada $36 monthly until age sixteen. The fund, now near 2000 dollars, grows from dog licenses and 1 percent license fees, with future donations and a 350000 target.
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Oshkosh
Daniel Lynch
Mire
Catherine Mula
Ada Mulva
Police Pension Fund
Lynch
Mar. Mulve
Jumnea V. Mulva
Oficer Lynch
J. A. Reagatt
Oficer James Casey
Cornelius McCusker
Malva
Mulva
Peing
Pension Fund
Henry Hiller
Theodore Kant
James Dougherty
John Bandereb
Otto C. Laabs
R. A. Spink
H.F. Dowling
Con Stam’ly
Police
Beechams Pills Promise Cure for Red Noses
An old advertisement claims Beechams Pills can cure red noses by improving digestion and blood circulation. It warns against tight clothing and ill fitting shoes and urges after meal use to remove impurities.
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Piso
Whey
Hanling
Athe Tunnel Twinkatess the Gophers
Felk
Bou Hetre
Maymond
Blaudenrause
Tetale
Ose
Finarich
Medisis He
Seagie
Ulteys Tigers
the & Tigers
Klewert
J. Hmuranvaski Lie
Catertag— li
Hamma
Meyer
Tauber
Wichmann
Hsranowski
Relnke
Sehneider
Lis
MIT
Uirand
Lends Atherton
High School
Meads
Schocol Workers of Congregational Church
Wil
Arcadians
Hicks
Nadinon
Mise Marsee
Lane
Wit
Mate
Venhestientas
Ani
James Mulva
Benest
Wickert’s
Herbert L. Flint
Rolb’s
Main Street
Bijou
Fraxye Mosten Kelly & Company
Tom & Jerry
Davis & Walker
Daly, the Madman
George Malchow
Thompson Music Co
Chicago
McComson
The
National Union Bank
Oshkosh, Wis
Nichols
Tel
Washington St
L. F. B. Arnold
John Nelson Co
Main St
Ninth St
Reim’s Shoe Hospital
Goodyear
Jersey
Oregon Street
A. B. Schultz
Grand Opera House
Comedia
Qatar
Fer
Iitie
Alice Stevens
Dros
Liman H
Fenttars
Forier
Wale
Beeman’s
Tfonday
Sem
Les Shubert (Inc
Minnie Ie Dorie
Orstany New York Company
wWimesrad
Heestig Square Theater
Miest Bacman
Doug
Tinkham
Dar
Grant
Vini
Sts
Victory
F. J. la Marche & Co
Wis
Mn Teen
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