Sisters Reunited After Orphaned Years Split Families
Margaret Cod Jensie Sebattier and Jessie Saluttier, once separated as orphans in Mt. Morris, reconnected after twenty years. They had grown up unaware of each other’s existence, living with different foster families. Past years saw each girl, now grown, learning of the other’s life, and a long-awaited reunion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cod
Jensie Sebattier
Sach
Asal
Aller
Jesse
James Tint
Udia Cly
Margare
Nave
Uney
Nh J
Prietite
Mars Barcel
Jessie Saluttier
Mt. Morris
Mwauphara County
Cmhelter
River Aa
Memorial of Eagles memorial service for deceased members
An Eagles memorial service for deceased members is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 2230 Jock Avenue in the Pythian Hall complex near the church. It will be a members only event with four men born this year among the honored departed, and city authorities will oversee the ceremony with City Attorney W C Cowling delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythhoua Hall
Mito
Ihe
Wort
John (. Voss
Dgitd
Secretar A. Gd
Secretar A. Gd. O' Irien
W.C. Cowling
Reunion Hope Shattered by Ill Health and Distance
A fragment from a local notice recounts a family seeking reunion after a mother’s illness and a sister believed deceased. The story traces names, addresses, and a planned visit to Greenfest, with Mendelssohn Choir members named and a memorial service planned for former members.
Naumer estate probate petitions filed in Oshkosh area
In Oshkosh area probate filings, Jah Naumer seeks administration of his late teacher’s estate with assets under 3000 dollars and income under 500, naming heirs in Milwaukee and Oshkosh. A separate Williams probate petition requests approval to probate a will and appoint executors, with final accounting set for June 9. The real estate is scheduled at about 6000 dollars and remains unsold. A local humorous anecdote about flattery and aging women and a man’s vanity is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jah Naumer
Hin Tacher
Hite Jobo Nichols Naumer
Oshkosh
Tense Vornang
Milwaukee
Ars
Fredericke Rindler
John Natumet
KP Alitpineg Nauimer
Gshkesh
Lemily Naver
Lain Fidir
Milwayuke
Bertha Deltolt
Tregress
Anan Pongy
Riverhead
August Nawiner
Oqrkash
Huraphrey
Williams Hag
Trobate Cour
Tate
Rekimi
Ann Wiliams
Catherine Sons Harms
Jones
Phrey Ts
New Orleans Impressions From Oshkosh Youth Visit
Oshkosh youth Fell returns from New Orleans where he spent winter with John Engel and Joe Boge. He worked for Terminal Company and New Wayne Terrill, plans to return in autumn. Fell praises New Orleans cosmopolitan society, horse racing rituals, and southern manners noting cultural contrasts and social chatter during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Well
New Orlains
Fell
John Engel Maeh
Boge
Peeitiana i Oshkosh
Wane Terrill
Tramortaner
Termlinal Company
Orlewna
Crise
Tarksen
Tamu
Biokttikers
Mr. Fell
Historian General Elected At Military Orders Convention
Rev Edward H Smith pastor of the Pirot Congregational church attended the national convention of the Military Orders of Foreign Wars in Cleveland Ohio. Officers elected included Alexander Seward Webb as commander general and Edward H Smith Wisconsin historian general amid praise for Cleveland's public works and hospitality. The visit featured tours of parks boulevards and clubs with elaborate lunches and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Smith
Pirot
Cleveland
Ohio
Hollenden House
Nelson A. Miles
James H. Morgen
New York
Olver C. Boshyshell
Pennsylvania
Henry M. Wayne
Connecticut
Henry Axline
Edward HH. Smith
Wisconsin
Smith
Wissconsin
Evelid Avenue
Shaker
Park Boulevards
Toadside Club
Country Club
Cofton Boulevard
Cofton Club
Chamber of Commerce
Benjamin Tilton
Oshkosh
Electric Car Company
Modestery Ni
Normal Advance appoints staff for 1908 09 year
Launes Parker editor in chief selects assistant editor Gladys Stockwell from Eau Claire field Elsie Koempfer Sheboygan Oshkosh Florence Lyman Oshkosh Frances Raletth Peshtigo Nellie Le Perrier Oconto Anthony Nimtz Grand Rapids Ino Shepard Oshkosh humorous Elmer Nygaard Oshkosh Hagel Stocum Oshkosh Paul Saulberg Two Rivers. business manager Lawrence Petersen to name his assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launes Parker
Fulewlig
Gladys Stockwell
Eau Clair Infield
Elsie Koempfer
Sheboyge Nuthetd
Florence Lyman
Oshios
Frances Raletth
Peshtigo
Nellie le Perrier
Oconto
Anthony Nimtz
Grand Rapids
Ino Shepard
Oshkosh
Welsh Bible Society Meeting in Oshkosh
The Welsh Bible Society of Oshkosh will hold its annual meeting Sunday afternoon and evening at the First M church on East Street. Speakers include Rev. John R. Jones of Randolph and Rev. G. E. Farnam, with additional addresses and special music planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Bible Society
Ostkosh
WC. M. Church
Teneo
John R. Jones
Randolph
G. E. Farnam
Premouth Congregational Church
Varlower
Oshkosh News Briefs Include Marriages and Sermon Plans
County Clerk J J Bish issued marriage licenses to John J Sonsenbrenner and Grace Kerwin of Neenah and Pred Egger with Misa Clara Krattschmann, both of Oshkosh. Dr Schall Linn firm notes changes, church sermons outline tragedy themes, and local clergy announce travel and lectures with stereopticon views of world scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bish
John J. Sonsenbrenner
Grace Kerwin
Neenah
Pred Egger
Misa Clara Krattschmann
Whbur A. Linn
J. G. Schatl
Chicago
Flo W. Hansen
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis Pearse
M. J. Trenery
Trenery
Milwaukee
Emma Overs
Elm Street
First Congregational Church
Usilly
United States
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Norway
Switzerland
Holy Land
Grand opera house crowds for Cayman performance closes run
Eight hundred attended the Caymen show at the Grand Opera House yesterday afternoon and standing room only was the verdict. The Van Dyke & Jaton company has the record for attendance in the city. The Braves of the Bud Tabor play will be presented tonight with two performances of Across the Desert tomorrow. The company will close its thirtieth performance in Ogkosu to capacity attendance. The present bill contains feature acts like the Three Lyres singing, Floyd Mack dancing, and the Shriking and Mystifying skit The Daughter of the Gods, all well received as the week progressed. Other notices are on page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caymen
Grand Opera -Houge
Yeaterday
van’ Dyke i& Jaton
Great Tabor
Desert
Oghkosu
Floyd ‘Mack
Fruit and flowers in garden care and plant notes
The article discusses fruit as nourishment and medicine, noting dried fruits' higher nutrients, juice as refreshing, and acids aiding the system. It then shifts to garden beauty, suggesting easy annuals like cosmos nicotiana and cleomes, their planting among shrubs, and support training for neat screens and fragrant displays.
Beecham's Pills for Women Health Claim
An advertisement urges women to use Beecham's Pills to prevent sickness and headaches. It promises improved blood purity, stronger nerves, and a toned system, with special directions and prices of 10 and 26 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rambler
F. S. Hoeglin Auto Co
Algona Street
Memorial OF Eagles
Serviges
Deloez
Commercial National Bank of Oshkosh
Leander Choate
Wall
Thos, Daly
E.R. Williams
toTensie
Mer
Wurekra
Creentent
Kahe
Gal
Kane
Rede
Greenfest
William &. Melanald
Hemant Powers
Joly Snaabs
Mente
Naumer Estate
Uae
New Orleans
E. M. Smith
Rational
Av Kids
Miles Saye
Semcotieleg
Portieres
Whitney
Davenport
Charlie
Bible Society
Tlonerr Welsh Organization
Ausin Ments
Lake
Perpdund
Chicago ‘Fruit Store
Main St
Evans Bros. Large
Weisbrod
Reim
Goodyear
Kolb’s
Malin Street
Martha ‘Schleyer
Martin Schleyer
Falan
Schleyer
Kenosha Hospital
Wegner Fuel Co
Nan
Ula
van Dyke
Ethel May
Bawman’s Prag
CH Kerr
Newark
Dainty Grace Cameron
Dottie Dimples
Bauman’s Drug
Techlow
Eighth
Oregon
Stes
Godfrey
Erson
Miss DA Crandall
Wey Helt “and Hager
Chapman
Merritt Street
Nichols
Todt