Welsh G. E. Union elects two year heads
The Welsh G E Union of Wisconsin northern Illinois and eastern Iowa elected officers to serve two years at a morning meeting at the First Presbyterian Church in Racine. Miss Mae Williams, ill yet presiding, was named vice president while Miss Lorraine Evans became treasurer and Miss Anne Griffith president. The session included 80 delegates and 25 visitors from several churches, with Hebron Church Chicago praised for active work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Griffith
Columbus
I ‘Vier
Mae ‘Wilts
Malwaukee Secretars
Jewkk Davis
Waukesha
Treasier
Lorraine Evans
Wid Wee Ot Jumie— Beogrtweeot
E Rowlands
W. T. Williams
Rone
Wg—Randlp
Mbwae- Lire
Iemneg Saat
Welst Christan Endeavor
Umlea
Wiscossis
Miisols
Sasterm Tors
Hebron Churen
Chicago
Ucation
Racine
CNEL
Prat
Chicaro
Drelden Co
Mae Willhms
Bes
Ja Department
Ana Scemam
Death In Clayton Claims Sophie Hansen
Sophie Hansen of the town of Clason died Friday after a long illness at 63. She was born in Denmark and lived in Clayton, Oshkosh, or nearby. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 PM at her Clayton home, with interment at Beaver Mie cemetery. She is survived by her husband Peter Hansen and eight children including Peter Sr and Dive Reser, with numerous grandchildren.
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Sophie Hansen
Clason
Bassen
Denmark
Boe
Cayton
Oshkosh
Dansh
John Reser
William Henke
Fred Hunze
Mire
Alfred Hudkelmann
Anti Beearr Praué
New Kune Store Opens In Eau Claire
New Kune store opens in Eau Claire as part of a chain expansion. The three story building is hailed as a top business site in Chippewa Valley with Sydnes Kimne as Eau Claire manager and Sennait Hine continuing at the Weal store. Four company reps attended the opening to assist.
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Tefasy
Kline Sores
Optaci
Bandsome
Eau Claire
Chippewa Valler
Sydnes Kimne
Oshkosh
Eau Clare
Sennait Hine
Weal
Iqeal
Zau Claire
Court Records From Menasha Case Highlights Stated Fines
Harry Didricken of Menasha sentenced for selling adulterated mez product with preservative to health officials. He paid fines and costs plus related legal penalties. Case against Joseph Drousth, charged with non support, continued to Oct 7. William Koroe, a local specter, faced suit and was ordered to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Didricken
Menasha
Joseph Drousth
nen-Sipport
Wes
Wiliam Koroe
Specter
Chicago Society Motors Out to the Lowden Wedding
A garbled report notes Chicago society figures travel to the Lowden wedding at a Scasishevieg farm near a former governor Frank Lowden estate. The ceremony is set for 4 pm with a reception to follow in an adjacent hall, weather permitting. The couple listed appears to be Suss Herrit Lerden and Albert FL Machener of Chisago, with a planned outdoor portion at Rock ir. If rain disrupts plans, indoor arrangements may enact.
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Eotted Press
Oregon
Cakeso Society
Scasishevieg Farm
Gov
Would-be count arrested on train in forgery case
A man posing as a noble was seized on a train and taken into custody on forgery charges. The arrest followed a months long pursuit by authorities, and the suspect was returned to the city for further legal proceedings.
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Naked Press
Nerthbas
Charsen Wilama
Ponizomski
University president to meet Oshkosh parents at church
The University of Wisconsin president Dr Gene Frank will speak to Oshkosh parents of university students at Congregational Church Wednesday night. A reception arranged by a city committee with civic groups and school officials will precede the talk, inviting all interested residents to attend without admission.
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Gene Frank
Enniversity of
Wiscomén
Cus
Winnetess County
University of Wiscosan Alumni Association
Calversty
Frank
Twentieth Century Club
Chester Allen
Rotary Club
ML. Foxe
Business Women’s Club
Fannie Medberex
Oshkosh Association of Universiy
Wellana Renter
Kiwanis Club
J. D. Wahlgren
Lion's Club
EF. W. Ludwig
South Side Business Men's Club
G. E. Weta Candleigh
Ha!brown
Ostuese Normal School
CC. Biashop
Feme Dollar
Oshkok High School
Addreses
Shenandoah fears and naval squall warnings in 1860s report
A garbled telegraph style passage recounts Admiral Landsdowne fearing the Shenandoah would suffer60 10 pieces and collapse, with statements from Commander Lamdorn and Captain George J. Miers. It notes Weather squalls and thunderstorms, Patoka conference remarks, and opposition to a Shenandoah voyage to state waters.
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Iby
Presa
Port Archer
Shenandoah
Zarnery Lensdowne
George J. Miers
Couutain
Tendex G
Lamdornt
Landsdowne
Former Oshkosh man moves along in his chosen field
A former Oshkosh resident and Northwestern staff member, later secretary of the Charts FW, Michels company of Chicago, resigns to become director of plans and copy for an advertising firm in Chicago. He has worked on campaigns for Canadian Pacific, Pant road, Burlington, and other major clients, including Kotex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Chicago
Ul—Wallace
Qsakosh
Chartes FW. Michels Company
Caccago
Reiack Evils Advertising Company
Chicaze
Jatmwall
Campagns
Meyer Hat Saken
Parc
Canadian Pacific Valwas
Gossard
AlaSeming
S. W. Sisos & Co
Bards
Kotex
Burlington Cadread
Bibby, McNeil and Libty
Smit & Co
Brunsnick Tires
Jemina
Cream of
Zarlery
Cortis
Nichols Company
Beyer
J. Water Thompion
Meyers
Kotex Advertising
Chicago Cats News
Mr.Meyer
Jaxon Jast Ausus
Seosphere
Canaan
Pacuife Ad
Gersiy
Wieogesin
Name of man who shot Nathan Gorin to death
The man who shot Nathan Gorin near St. Paul Pike is known, authorities say. A suspect’s name has not been released, with police stating the person has been seen recently but details remain under investigation. Gorin was buried in the local Jewish cemetery.
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Nathan Gorin
Assoc. P. Superor
Wis
Gorin
Pike
Potee
Jeoumet
Mex West
Superie
Pan Gas
Two Die As Auto Flips On Highway
Police report two men died when a vehicle rolled over on a rural road. Witnesses said the car left the pavement after swerving to avoid a obstacle, and both occupants were pronounced dead at the scene.
Wisconsin Opens Season Against Ames in Windy Opener
Wisconsin football opened its season under gusty winds against Ames before about 7500 fans. Key early passes failed, Harmons connected for a touchdown, and Wisconsin led 14 0 at halftime helped by Leo Harmon. Marquette, St Lawrence and other scores appear in lineings from a montage of early college games.
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Asancisted
Stedise
George Line
Gts
Wisconsin
Badger
D. Harmon
Burrus
Marion
Radlen
Harmon
Grit
J. Behm
Hell
Ames
Behm Wiete
Npd
Johnny Behm
Norton
Behm
Coce
Ick
Ratke
Amey
Cot
Radke
Coe
Badgers
Harmon Brothers
Persuani
Bell
Fisher Sean
Cthumbus
Hopketts
Firstenn
Fittsieg
Lafascus
Siarthiorn
Penn
Mileeaukee Nermat
Marquette Frosb
Marquette
Stary's
Swarthmore
la Fayette
William and Sixy
Narr
William and Mary
Illinoix
Nebraska
Yale
Stevens Paint
iit _ Northiana
Ohio State
Ohin
Chicare
Finals of Women's National Golf Match Postponed to Tomorrow
Rain made the course unplayable delaying the sixth and afternoon rounds of the Women's Nacional sub championship between Alexa Stuitnst Fraser and Glennat Giles. The committee will complete the second eighteen holes tomorrow with finals rescheduled for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awnpeur
Roosevelts Return From Indian Expedition Near Arrival
United Press correspondent reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his brother Kermit nearing civilization in Kashmir India after their expedition. They are expected to arrive in Kashmira around mid November, with details provided by Dyce Reels.
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Gare Scere
Kashmira
India
Theodore Poosevelt
Kermit
Ce Ustarion
Tasineas
Dyce Reels
United Press
Roosevelts
Potato Crop Outlook in Winnebago County Demand and Prices
Crop watcher G. A. Belt says the potato harvest in Winnebago County is sufficient to round out supply with no overproduction. He notes prices near $2 per bushel as the main factor influencing demand. Farmers report mixed yields with some saying good while others struggle slightly.
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Winnebago County
Eng
G. A. Beltse
Wisnebaxe County
Winnebago County Fair Forecastes Net Profit
The auditing committee cannot confirm exact figures but fairs officers expect the annual exposition to yield between 35000 and 6000 dollars, similar to last year, with seven years of profitable operations cited. Plans include educational building construction, improved facilities, stone crushing for roads, and a reserved seating grandstand system to better accommodate Oshkosh day crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Disettory
Acultur
Se&t
Look to the Furniture In Your Home
An old advertise style appeal promotes Kam meran's furniture store offering household items for Christmas. It touts chairs tables lamps mats and pictures and urges readers to buy for family gifts with installment payments and a telephone contact.
Rally day exercises at Plymouth Congregational Church
Rally day activities set for Sunday school with Bible presentations to qualified pupils and a junior sermon by the pastor. Also notes a social evening with a dinner at A S Farrell's Vernon street home and remarks on visiting out-of-town guests and bridge afterward.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Farrell
Vernon Street
Shirts
Cifaren
Virginia
Frank, Jr
Faymont
Siex
Esther Durler
Philadelphia
Durler
Fair plans hinge on board meeting for 1975
Mise Violet Monze hosted a ninth birthday party at Bord Street with a Surge of the Rifas. Prizes were awarded and games played as a section of the community notes record page merges and local events.
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Mise
Violet Monze
Bord Street
Merke Aten
Ontagamte
Local Court Fines Inmates and Municipal Offense Notes
In municipal court this morning Levin Bes pleaded guilty to a fine and appeared for a charge related to a public morality offense. A preliminary examination for another youth was set for Oct 3 at 1 o'clock with a $50 bond set. Rev EW Todd, pastor of Trinity Episcopal, plans to leave Sunday to attend an aggregate from the diocese of Fond du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witie Levin Bes
Tuts Clty
Gale Park
Ouse Dialelm
Turkennes
Conta
Sunday Armory Events and Court Plea Summary
Sunday at Armory features B Mellorimza Orchestra and a sailing list. Miss Zelda Tenner travels to Auania Georgia after illness and a trip. B D Thomson faces court for alleged auto theft with a mailer open. Fred Manske and George Tenner seek convention details of Protestant Episcopal church in New Orleans. Mies Frank Clarke announces 1325 26 series of dance classes for children. A tax case involves Clark with special watch in Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Zelda Tenner
Auania
Ater Thislag
John Tenner
Ween
B.D. Thomson
Ssieenker
Tammeniesp
Che Mailler
Mrz
Fred Manske
Ton
George
Protestant Episcopal Church
Newr Orleans
Oet
Rose Haein
Mies Frank
Clarke Xil
Clark
Chieepo
Milwautes
Community announcements and church notices from Kenosha
A collection of local notices mentions the Bloom family returning to Kenosha and a Miss Jean Bloom visiting the Olmsted residence. It notes civic matters with Municipal Judge AH Gore addressing court proceedings and upcoming church events at Evangelical and Plymouth Congregational centers. Several social events and a Chicago & North Western Railway schedule update are referenced with plans for cotillions, Sunday schools, and instruction sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingaay Torentias
Sanday School
Ehf- Grex
Visit of Chits Welfare official to Eliza Deobans Rome
Executive director De and judge De Carstunn visits West Alsomm at the invitation of campus leaders of the institution. He is accompanied by Jonny Thompson Judge D H McDonald and George Sitton. Rev J Elbert of Trinity Lutheran church will speak at the NAS erelock Sunday morning service. Subject is God Not to Blame He Mem Pe Shes. Sunday school classes planned crelock Ft le.
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Carstunn
Chits Welfare
Eliza Deobans
Rome
West Alsomm
Jonny Thompson
D-H. ScDonald
George Sitton
J. Elbert
Trinity Lutheran Church
Nas Erelock
Wat Eliuren
Crelock
Ft le
The Index Issued by The Trdex High School Paper
The new issue of The Trdex newspaper appears larger than the faculty issue and features vivid acronyms of activities at the High School. It describes departments under the authority of the journalists and includes sections titled chases and wax falsis, reflecting a metropolitan style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropoliitan
Obituary: Frazee Man Dies After Illness
An obituary reports the death of a frazee man who passed away late Wednesday at Marcy hospital. The service will be held Friday at 2, with pallbearers including Theos Irion and others. He had connections to Reatad Jchaget Rey and Tiserslée, with local figures Kirener and A' Behmids noted among fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAN Rama
Marcy
Reatad Jchaget
Rey ‘Thesdore Irion Adictatfaire
Kirener
Thee Flaca
Behmids
Jaterme
Tiserslée
Mrs Kramer thanks Oshkosh citizens for support
Mrs Parte Kramer, facing a murder charge in Oshkosh, expresses gratitude while staying at her mother's home. She thanks Rotary members and local citizens for aid and moral support during her family’s hardship and requests The Northwestern to convey her thanks to those who helped.
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Parte Krams
Bera
Oshhesh
Chad
Mre
Weiter
Jeferson
Imac
Art Kremer
Newshwestern
Citaens
Oshkosh
Sirtis
Rotary Civil
County
Jal
C. McTomb
Sonaliy
Chen
Four Counts Bring a Heavy Sentence in Offense Case
Tesaph Krautaramer of Menasht received a heavy sentence after being convicted on four counts involving unlawful sales of intoxicants. He was sentenced to ninety days in the workhouse and fines totaling $1,811.30 plus costs, with terms running on the first, third, and fourth counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesaph Krautaramer
Menasht
Hatiaz
Nom
Marlon
Kramkreist
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Welsh G. E. Union
Randolph
Milwaukee
Clayton
KUNE
Chicago Society Motors
Lowden
Lanshowne
Appletes
Walter la
Nisconsin U
OWA
Iime
Detroit
Isssouri
Tolare
ENTO
Kammeran's
Jefferson
Chris
RUG
Thomas Meighan
Mr. Meighan
Frank G. Clark
F. R. A. Hall
P. So
Armory B
Mellorimza Orchestra
Chas. Malores
Charleston
Meade Sletate
Chieazo
Naztawentt
Comtiaois
Bread Street Agaulon Ucuet
Leavine
Appleton
RH. L. Clark
Main and
Algoma
Ming
Trust Company
New American Bank
the New American Bank
Oshkosh, Wis
THE
Bank OF the People
Trom
Aveust
Adams
Mein
Myrtle Streets
Nsfl
R. McMillen Co
Ist
Lawrence Apples
Allihr
Rasmussen's Fruit Farm
Brass Foundry
Aeceasary
Inanite Triangle Tfg. CO. BS
Phome
Fonight
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M. E
Comer Tenth
Nebraske Streets
Chas. F. Wiese
Pastas
Wee
Ring of Milwaukes
Menasha Man
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