Community Notes and Student Vacations Across Town
Miss Helen Follett visits 81 Park Street for the week while at Manawa she teaches. Miss Florence Buckstaff returns home with her parents and teaches in Sheborgan. Rey Cameron Harold White return from Ripon College for spring break and Herbert Hurnig travels with the Ripon Glee club. Oshkosh Clearing House reports weekly totals 26424082 with daily figures 67080528 4808916 3996017 344 4048869 33. Carlton W Smith and Clyde B Dunham spent Sunday at homes in the city.
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Helen Follett
Park Street
Miss Follett
Manawa
Florence Buckstaff
MM Es Aneetee
Buckstaff
Algoma
Buckstafff
Sheborgan
Rey Cameron
Harold White
Ripon College
Herbert Hurnig
Ripon Glee Club
Oshkosh Clearing House
Carlton W. Smith
Clyde B. Dunham
City students return to Lawrencs unl Versi study
The fragment mentions students returning to Lawrencs unl Versi for morning classes and Mr. Smith arriving in Oshkosh on Sunday, indicating a local school and a travel detail within the community.
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Lawrencs Unl
Smith
Oshkosh
Lawrence Glee Club Tour Heads North After Successful Southern Run
The Lawrence Glee Club, led by Mr. Smith, completed a twelve day southern tour with four highly successful seasons and packed houses in each city. They plan a northern swing in a few weeks.
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Lawrence Glee Club
Bodine Sentenced to Thirty Days Hard Labor for Abandoning Family
John Bodine of Winchester fined thirty days at the county workhouse with bread and water on Sundays and Wednesdays after pleading guilty to abandoning his family. The judge warned that failure to support his family would lead to state prison. Bodine claimed unemployment during the panic and noted three children, youngest ten months old.
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Dohe Racline
Wisehraier
Moether
John Bodine
Winchester
Gose
Bodine
Washington
Rhyner
Goss
Boys from Stevens Point Return Home After Oshkosh Trip
Three sixteen year old Stevens Point youths John Warshak Frank Walters and William traveled to Oshkosh by coal-shoveling firemen ride after a half day off from factory work. Police learned of their trip and sent them back home after telegraphing their worried parents for funds to buy return tickets. They claimed to have hoped to join another train en route but found none and had no money.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh Voters Eyed for April Election Registration
City officials say spring election requires no general registration. Voters not on last fall list must show affidavits at the polls April 7. City Clerk Dan Witzel and City Attorney W C Cowling cite no registration rule. Republican chairman John C Thompson agrees.
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Oshkosh Celtizeng
Dan Witzel
Common Council
W. C. Cowling
John C. Thompson
Republican County Committee
Witzel
Fireman Auler Dies in Chicago & Northwestern Service
Rosalia Auler, a fireman on a Craight train for seven years, employed by the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, died at nearly thirty-one. He was unmarried and survived by his mother, three brothers Charles Auler Walter H Auler and Peter Auler and a sister Mrs W L Schmid, all of this city.
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Rosalia Atrect
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Charles Auler
Walter H. Auler
Peter Auler
W. L. Schmid
Killed in Railroad Wreck at McHenry
Information reached Walter H. Auler that his brother Frank Auler died in a railroad wreck at six this morning in McHenry. Details were not yet received. Alderman William L. Schmid, brother-in-law, left for Chicago later. Ernest Auer was son of Mrs Martha Auer widow of Peter Auler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. ’Auler
Frank Auler
McHenry
Mr. Auter
Sidelock
Chicago
Wiliam L. Schmid
Ernest Auter
Martha Auer
Peter Auiler
Oshkosh Lodge Elects Officers for Next Year
The lodge announced its forthcoming year officers including Exalted Ruler Dr Schall and Knight Dane H. Bath. Oscar F. Crary Jr. and Joseph P. Fitch named among leaders while C. W. Schmidt remains treasurer and C. H. Krippene tyler. Trustees include R. G. McLellan and HH. C. Roenitz with Ben Hooper as trustee for one year. Charles Dellerich retires to represent at the grand lodge. F Walker named alternate. Appointed officers include chaplain esquire inner guard and organist.
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Oshkosh Lodge
Dr Schall
Dane H. Bath
Oscar F. Crary Jr
Joseph P. Fitch
C. W. Schmidt
C. H. Krippene
Tyler
C. Flaney
R. G. McLellan
HH. C. Roenitz
Ben Hooper
Charles Dellerich
Grand Lodge of the Order
Fishermen Warned as Bridge Fishing Rules Tightened
Fishermen increasingly attempt fishing from bridges despite a city order. Police Chief enforces the loafing prohibition on bridges, limiting anglers and boats. Some keeper fish have been caught though action targets bridge access until warmer weather lures more bites.
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Oshkesh
Oshkosh Local Notes Highlight Meetings and Visits
Oshkosh residents report visits from Henry C. Huming of Marinette and John H. Waka of Bland, Wis. The Universalist ladies meet Wednesday with Mrs. Miller, and the park commissioners hold a wordly meeting at nine o clock. The public library board meets at the Washington street building, and the Wisconsin Free Employment bureau reports job placements for twenty men and boys and twelve women and girls. Charles W. Gunz and F. A. Turner return from Florida and plan a southeastern trip. The Wednesday club anticipates April events as the week unfolds.
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W. E
Jusson
Hipon
Oshkosh
Oriam Thompa
Saturda
Henry C. Huming
Marinette
Bland
Wis
Fond du Lac
U. FE
Ladies’ Union of the Universalist Church
Miller
Fidelity Club
Oshkosh Y M C A Literary Society Meet Debates Navy Question
With Miss Mary Allen at 246 Jackson Street the Oshkosh Y M C A literary society will meet Tuesday with Mrs Wallach as leader. A debate on whether Taft's program for the United States Navy should be adopted will feature Mr Werner and Mr Athourn for the affirmative and Mr St Genske and Mr Hicks Jr for the negative. The city ambulance brought Mrs cf Wagner from St Marys hospital to 229 West Lincoln Avenue after an operation. she is recovering.
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Mary Allen
Jackson Street
Wallach
Als Wagner
St. Mary's Hospital
West
Lincoln Avenue
Habsan
United States Navy
Werner
L. Athourn
Masere W. St. Genske
John Hicks Jr
Oshkosh Weekend Visit Summary
Visitors from Winneconne Ripon Beaver Dam and Milwaukie called in Oshkosh on Saturday and Sunday. Notes mention J. Moore Irrank C Howard Miss Marle Edgerton Nora Cary H P Friday and a Wisconsin National Guard muster to be held at local armories. W F Young left for a new job as chief engineer at an electric lighting plant. A G A R Ladies hosts a card and dancing party with a cake walk planned for next Thursday.
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J. ©. Moore
Winneconne
Oshkosh
Irrank C. Howard
Ripon
Marle Edgerton
Beaver Dam
Nora Cary
Fros- Peet Avenue
H. P
Miurkesan
Company Ro
Company F
Wiscons National Guard
W. F. Young
Requa
Mr. Young
G. A. TY
Merritt Street
G. A. BR
G. A. PR
Local Notices On March and April Trade Exhibits
Fragmentary listings show demonstrations of Schwabe's Conserves at various Milwaukee area addresses. Dates mentioned include March 1 and 300 W or March Fist with multiple store hosts Rasmussen Miler and Hermann Ernst on Main Street across early April.
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Ted
Schwabe
F. W
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