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Newspaper

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

6

Memorial Day Observances In Oshkosh Highlight City Programs

Memorial Day activities filled Oshkosh with planned parades and exercises across schools and public buildings. Judge G W Burnell delivered a patriotic address at the High School, while G A R members spoke at ward and other schools. The Oshkosh Power Boat Club announced races near Buttes des Morts.

Oshkosh Power Boat Club Buttes Des Morts G. W. Burnell John W. Scott Robert Brand Dale G. W. Newman Smith School Banderob Sixth Street William Perry Punhogia J.H. Jdenkins Eleventh Street Phil TH. Sheridan H. L. Bacon

Memorial day parade participants urged to meet at hall

Old settlers recall three days of rain as a sign of change to better days. War veterans from the Spanish American conflict are asked to assemble tomorrow at 1 pm in the local camp hall for the Memorial Day parade preparations.

Mort Wegner Fuel Co

Menasha Pioneer Goretski dies. Memorial Day plans noted

Special to The Northwestern Menasha Wisconsin May 2 Valentine Goretski pioneer resident dies at home on Tayco Street after long illness aged seventy four Survived by wife and four children Mrs Pokalski Schmitter Zielinski Joseph and Larry Goretski Funeral from St Johns church Monday at nine o clock Memorial Day events planned with programs in public schools and city funeral details and parade plans noted

Menasha Wis Valentine Goretzki Tayco Street Goretzki Paul Pokalski Frank Schmitter Michael Zielinski Joseph and Slarry Goretzki Neenah Oak Hill Cemetery Armory Carl Leng A. E. Jackson Milwaukee Mav Pleret Wness Mongesha Kaukauna Bies Tuchscherer Menasha Battery Jake Butte Des Frank Sandhover Lakesde Club Missey Marie Tillie Harrold

Deaths and parade mark Neenah May day

John Bosch a Neenah resident aged fifty one died of dropsy at his Franklin avenue home. Survived by wife and seven children Rhena Minnie Alice Nia Fay Earl Fred all of Neenah. Funeral Sunday at two from his home and 230 from the German Lutheran church Rev Eleinhans officiating. Bessie Ellis died of diphtheria at her Columbia avenue home, age twenty two. private funeral. Chief James Brown to Fond du Lac to identify if local thieves linked to recent school break ins. White Sox to play Oshkosh Sunday. Brighton Beach to open next Sunday with a daylong band concert. Parade of Sunday school children drew nearly 2000 people, with two bands, and banners from Fox River valley towns. Menasha Congregational church won banner for highest schooling participation.

Neenah Wis John Bosch Franklin Avenue Rhena Minnie Alice Nia Fay Earl Fred German Lutheran Church Eleinhans Bessie Ellis Columbia Avenue James Brown Fond du Lac White Sox Oshkosh Brighton Beach Menasha Band Sundar Fox River Valley Stresta Citer Amory Eo W. J. Semerroth J. Baldwin Menasha Congregational Church Sunday School

Crushed Under Wall During Renovation at Main Street Store

Gude tay Jennrich, 63 Main street Intombin, died Thursday afternoon when a wall opening in a basement renovation collapsed on him. Workers had removed rock in small sections to widen an opening, and two to three large stones weighing 150 to 600 pounds crushed him as he crouched beneath. Two to three men freed him, but he was dead at the scene. Investigators noted the neck was broken and the accident occurred under the mave of C R Meyer & Son contractors.

Iife Gude Tay Jennrich

Laborer Jennrich Killed by Wall Stones at Local Quarry

Edward H. Meyer of the Meyer firm testified that warnings were given to avoid under the wall as stones could slip. Jennrich refused to heed, remaining under the wall while three stones weighing up to 1000 pounds fell, crushing his right arm and left hip and injuring his face. He leaves a large family of ten, including a widow Bertha and children Martha, Paul, Wilha, Elsa, Anna, Gustav, Mildred, Marie, and Arthur. Funeral at Grace Lutheran Church Sunday afternoon.

Ble Ne K Jie Koniaud Company Tr Tg Jennrich Edward H. Meyer R. Meyer d& Son Manina Meyer Meyer Salut Fred Kieckhaeter Tenneich Bung Radford Company At¢Hman Gshkis Gas Light Company Town Street Bertha Jennrich Martha Paul Wiha Elsa Tne Anna Gustav Mildred Marie Arthur Germany O+l.cord Grace Lutheran Church Dowldat Konrad Company Myr

Aman Narrowly Drops From Skylight in Main Street Store

aman nearly fell through a skylight this morning at a Main Street business. one proprietor, seated in a chair near the rear, sl limited details, no injuries reported. authorities advised caution as investigation continues.

Aman

Crash Sends Glass Skyward at Store Scene

A startling crash at a store led to glass showering around a man who remained seated as debris fell. An elbow appeared through a skylight opening while a worker slid and pressed his arm through the edge. Gort and others were relieved no serious harm occurred.

Gort

Farnam to Speak at Grange Hall in Algoma Sunday

Rev. G F Farnam will speak at the Grange hall in Algoma on Sunday at 2 45 p m Mrs R C McDonald, in the city two weeks, has returned to her Chicago home Two boys were sentenced to the industrial school of Waukesha by Judge

G. F. Farnam Grange Hall Algoma R.C. McDonald Chicago Waukesha

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