Wedding of Oshkosh Young Lady Charms Social Week
A lengthy Oshkosh society note details the wedding of Miss Lurk Frente deugster to Walter E Frantz at the club’s bay window venue. The ceremony featured Rev. Walter S Snyder, pink and blue decor, and a reception with over a hundred guests. The bride, educated in Philadelphia and Whittier area, will reside in Whittier with Frantz, Jr., as he serves as financial manager at Whittier Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beason
Mr. and
Sini
Jackson Drive
Bedaele
Walter E Fratz
Young
Whittier
Twide
Searrase
Rav
Walter Snyder
Lirez
Eolplu
Reli
Arderie
Lahenaria
Tou
Berbaie
Ile Parte
T. R. Frente
Elnser Leash, Jr
Theodore G. Frente
Alan
A. Lites Center Pire
Nink Ronee
BW. Heiss
Mint Ellen Gould
Mira Eleanor Chase
Mian Arlene
Eérouds
Evanston
Teisurea
Triendy
Philadelphia
Eills
Whner
Tan
Jwhlitier Loan and Mortgage Company
C, A- Retne Realty Company
Ely
Burlitest and Professionsh Wormers Club
Ahi
Spetat
Frantz
FH Fria
Silton Avenue
Faretiy
Trenty
Frantz Senstar
Whittier Natural Tank
Whittier Finanes
Mr. Frapts
Whittier Savings Tank
California
Grant Cinter
Frants Wil
North Reigns Avenle
Whiitler
Social events at Sunnyview Sanatorium week ending Sept 7
Patients at Sunnyview Sanatorium enjoyed diversions with films and clubs during the week ending September 7. Highlights included the movie parlor program, an evening program by the Good Fellowship Club, and a farewell party for Miss Ervais Strader and Master Melvin Strader. Awards were given for crafts and poetry by residents and staff, and a county fair-themed display engaged the occupation therapy department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyview Sanatorum
Eunview Sanatorium
Keijen. Kroner
Tor Staday
Haroast Yior
Menasha
Wesley Xrie
Ssea
Minste Kriemer
Samatorium
Cherepy
Inpere
Moe Fitznerald
Tira
Carl
Ips
Peter Ingimarket
Joe Julius Butt
Feny
Maer Baares
Coot EsRommnip Club
Sansrortung
District Union Holds Fiery County Convention In Pand du Lac
Members of the Methndst eisenes convened in Pand du Lac district for a convention led by Rev M Gout and Misc Maude-Wheries. Sessions at Aloma Street M R church featured speakers A H Grittit and S Stupenar, with songs and a warming discourse on Re warming Els Kisdom. A Friday supper followed at the church with attendance from several local churches and areas including Eureka Green Lake Ripon Beaver Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pand du Lac
Waiiraen
Wepauriera
Omran
Eerin
Eureka
Green Lake
Ripon
Beaver Dam
Fardensile
Cah
Meld
Sheveseen Fond Tytar
Tartrerville Sesiie
Grits
Mex Shipman
Harisi Cha
Anten Adams
Atmomaa
Organizing Gym Classes At First M E Church
Plans move to establish weekly gym classes linked to the First M E Church. Director Whitney and the faculty lead a two week trial followed by an eleven week term. Sessions run Tuesday evenings with fees set for men and women. participation open to all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Flem Sethe
Xicla
Aid Wonse
Tre
Whitney Lartte
Whitney
Adout
Pitenburg
Fen
Orcineke
Mrn AP
ITO ATTEND GRAND CHAPTER OF WHECERSIN OFFICERS PLAN
Anoms 92 Uenacéh menthe of Onentatcht Nook of the Order of the Eastern Star plans to attend Migauher next week for the forty fifth annual season of the grand chapter of Whecersin. The event will be Teal at Hewash Rite cathedral in Ger na Arroun with Cahagsn members leading tableau. Local leaders will preside over services and ceremonies with several Saint pe lve from Arizona and New Jersey represented. Lunches were arranged for Wednesday and other events scheduled through Thursday with officers elected for the coming year and reports on youth work and chitares work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Om Ger
Ely
Warner Bietena
Simpson
Kavherne Dauter
Saint Pelve
Arizona
New Jersey
Meyer Family Reunion in Chicago Celebrates Pioneer Visit
The Meyer family gathered at 200 Wallure Meyer Grove Avenue Chicago to honor A Meyer of Oshkosh. Guests included Miss Gertrude Meser of New York and several Meyer relatives from Chicago and Wallace Meyer. The reunion marked the first time in four years that many extended family members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Meyer
Bours Park
Sunder
Moncey
Wallure
Meyer
Morreonit
Community notices and club activities in Junne paper
Various local groups announce meetings and events including Minate Nelfon visiting Sixes Vandi Crepo, Tally day exercises at Hint 31, Sunday school at Sut Gay morulae, Proceenve Senlax with Min. George Patternon, Happy Crochet club entertainment by Sirs Peter Carta, Jolly Line Schatasong club with Man George Catteron, Les Willian Lads gathering, Hide a Wee Chile gathering, visiting marshal committee meeting in Aire Merwan Davies, Woman's Missionary Society of St John’s English Lutheran, Trinity Episcopal women’s meeting, St Augustine’s Court No 2988, and Foresters group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minate Nelfon
Junne
Schatasong Club
George Catteron
Igertealateaue
Marse
Ttn
Aire
Merwan Davies
Alpema Sonlara
Mer
Teary Kreb
Jand Ms
Mint
Fred Paes
Pee Raukee Lake
Frestine Wison Kreb
Princeton
Woman's Missionary Society of St
Wanten
Furreate
Ft. Mary's Elukroonts
St. Aloysina
Foresters
Wilt
Athena Club Resumes Study of American Literature
Members of the Athena club met at Elmwood avenue to resume a winter program on American literature. Mrs H J Torotep gave a talk on Revolutionary writers with notes on early settlers and writing manners. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs A M Jacobsen on West Lincoln avenue on October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Club
Mea
Baker
Elmwood Avenue
Jfiras
America
Yale
A. M. Jacobsen
West
Lincoln Avenue
Musical Artists Charm Hearers With Their Playing
A May 44 concert by Goran Pottinger and Carl Berzeren at a local church drew praise for a program of top compositions. Feiliegr impressed on piano with Liszt and Rachmaninoff pieces. Berzen an expert on piano and violin offered Bach, Bergeren, and Schubert selections. The artists tour Sweden next, with government support for musical education, showcasing a high caliber recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goran Pottinger
Carl C. Berzeren
Jobo
First Congregational Church
Thie City
Hie
Feiliegr
Tae Lane
Tetas
Feragcen
Greco Peert
Lisst
Taderewsid
Gergeren
Sweden
Folbovine
Phina
Ieee
Schubert- Wilhelms
Ant “Gzner Air
Samsate
Married at church wedding of Herman Steinert and Miss Alice Feal
A church wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at the Eighth Fired Lutheran church. Rev. C. J. Spanse officiated as the groom Herman Steinert and Miss Alice Feal exchanged vows. The bride wore silk Canton crepe with Ophelia roses. Bridesmaids and groomsmen accompanied the couple to a reception at the bride’s home. After the ceremony the couple left for their new home at 316 Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehsireh
Herman Steinert
Alice Fiesal
Naik Strege
Lurkeran
C.J. Spanse
Ofmasings Chereyman
Miles Towetta Iet
Miss Nettie Wagner
Leo Niemmth
Walter ‘Misal
Steinert
Pride
Stoners
Sixteenth Street
Bnde
Anil
Fant Mies
Sinth Street
Club Women Head to Green Bay Federation Meeting
Oshkosh federated clubs from the Twentieth Century to Current Topics plan delegates for the Green Bay gathering with Better Homes as the keynote theme. Notable speakers include Mrs. AL Shoemaker Dr Glenn Frank and Mrs. Ben Read while exhibits feature model rooms pictures and home economics displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oabinneh Afl Se
Baegety
Anausi
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Twentieth Century Club
Woman's Parliamentary Law Club
Wemars Reading Club
Leisure Hoar Art Club
Current Topics Club
Delepaten
Betier Homes
Mmse
Sear Federation
Beth
C. P. Fare
Lawrence Cohese
AL HL Shoemaker
Wisconsin Federation
Glenn Frank
Uchemster Whecowwin
Joshua Hodgsins
General Federation
Marx Obendorfer
Chicace
Hobister
Woman's Parliamentary Law Chrb
Ho Bishop
Nira
James T. Armatcons
Woman's Reading Club
J. H- Pavateon
Clow
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Hecker Zucke in Oregon Street
A surprise bondie shower was held on Sep 34 at Mrs Hecker Zucke's Rome om Oregon street with Bence’s award for highest scores. Mrs Bigckenborn and Miss Wambelt won prizes. A farewell party for William Hansen was planned for Sep 25 as he leaves for California for the winter. Guests included Mr and Mrs Beaumont and Mrs Betty of Glendale, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honne
Hecker
Zucke
Rome
Oregon Street
Bence
Bigckenborn
Wambelt
Meen
Wiliam Hansen
California
Awelve
Beaumont
Betty
Glendale
Caltt
Haneca Seal
PROGRAM AND DANCE Annual Event by Hibernians Aux
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians hosted a lively annual event with an elaborate program. Guests enjoyed Irish melodies, vocal, violin, and piano numbers, prize awards for an essay contest, and theatrical performances. A large audience and numerous attendees applauded. The evening featured dances, personal tributes, and a state chairwoman presenting prizes, followed by a well-decorated closing. The event concluded with a group song and a state orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libernians
Geld Tal
Margaret Mary Kelley
Clements
Mes
Alice
Silas Catherine Sistes
Snc
Talest Rabute
Cafard Husetlaron
Tom Heckell
Atumer
Comber
Mr. Heckel
Jeu de Priate
Whey
Katherine Tomer
Katherine Watts
Valeria
Kip Ace
Hi‘baenians
Samer
Jobe
Frantés Fiss
Marion Lea
St. Peter's
St Jones Parish
Stargaret Revert
Vegin's
Gallagher
George Ween
Asnes Kotex
Anna Siuelberge
Charles Francis Hyke
Charles Eyer
Adeie Popp
Faymond Schuded Leonn
Nowack
St. Peters Parish
Husnett
Sullivan
Edweed Dempacy
Kathieep Hogan
Tom Banded
Bart
Wits
Minnie Cotter
Evecing
Irinz Hisiorr
Oes Mumvers
Willem Prebeour
Razberin
Grace
Mona Conlin
Geri Pde
DeFomne
Ella
Meira
Saveeg
Benner
Wsfievorder
Erelock
Fall Garden
Wedding at High Noon in Knoxville Area
Nuptial event solemnized at Court street home of the bride’s parents in Knoxville. Miss Atma E Scheinert, formerly of Oshkosh and Knoxville, became the bride of George W. Owens Jr. Attendance included Miss Scheinert, Henry Scheinert, and Henry Weis’s sister. The couple will reside in Promevia, Florida, with Owens employed as an auditor for a large bank concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atma
Seheingrs
Oshkosh
Nox
Kooxvil
Fenn
George W. Owens
Knoxrite
Efvert
Tony
Hermas Schebert
Court Street
Emedia
Qred Miller
Adj Giluart Scheinert Srother
Miss Scheintri
Harry Scheinert
Mary Ader
Henriets Scheinert
Henry] Weis
Teesday Svemies
Freeman AL Brown
Yros
Alaise Scheinert
Owen
Hans
Ritistero Hetems Yang Park
Keoxville
Tern
Museum Auxiliary Membership Grows for Season Activities
About 158 women join the museum auxiliary as preparations for the season advance. The group, chaired by Miss Fanny Sieherr, plans autumn activities, kitchen upgrades, and fund drives to support exhibits and school programs. Over 6,900 visitors came in August, with November's program featuring Oriental subjects and oriental objects to be tested by members. Tea and cakes followed the meeting, fostering fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womre
Sivacum
Boar
Fanny Sie
Beres
capeCoUy
Feresc
EE Boress
Socials fill Stein's tearoom in Fond du Lac area
Parties at Stein's tearoom draw hosts from Fond du Lac Neenah and Menasha with several luncheons and card games. Miss Mary Forbes and Miss Exbel Brown host gatherings for friends and relatives while Mrs Bernard Siétx and Mr Earl Marquardt greet guests. Plans mention a later dinner for Frank Steff and employee entertainment at the tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein's
J. Sehrthrer
Fond du Lac
Stinten
Loncheon
Ecards
Nell Spoor
Neemzh
Trelee
Mandar
Mandar of This Week. Mrs. L. Holtehman of Fond du Tac
S&x
Mary Forbes
Exbel Brown
Neenah
Bernard Siétx
Earl
Marquardt
Cancheon
Marx
W. S Nik
Broma
Juntheon
Trige
EL Minorstot
Renah
M. Levistein
Qaluisn
Eros Biller
Incheon
Twentieth Century Club Plans Busy Season
Twentieth Century Club opens its season with a president’s reception at the clubhouse on Monday evening Oct 5. Members and husbands are invited to a program featuring travelogue talks, a new department structure, and classes in banking investments domestic science and drama. Notable speakers include Mrs Ber J Daly and Mrs W E Pollock with events scheduled through February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twrenvieth Cestary Stud
Soreard
Leterear
Ead Wigcer
Ubis
Danning Millien
Etb
Ber J. Daly
W. E. Pollock Wiii
Charles Radtoré
Mery G. Hetty
Japan
Elizabeth Lathrop
H. Clark
A.M. Fores
Ishairs
Walter Braun
Ita
Mra Beri
Dals
G. C. Campoei
Mies
Carrie Hacker
EM Crane
Mir Anf
Chicago
Lefore the
Century Club
Dr. W. 0
Mendenhall
Friends University of
Natonal Museum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northwestern
Ruth Frentz
Titan
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Fond du Lac
Ito
Eastern Star
Milwaukee
Sehronten
Gsh- Ureeh
Waupica
Tre Trube Pawards
Gakteld
Cupens
ML Cloud
Rion
Jag Chitares
Mra
Senn
Son
St. John's
Alice Missal
Dinnee
Federation
Mare Fate
Joan Crawford
Glm
Jacquard
Pauline Starke
Boren Ani Ae Spas Fevek
Eblne
Ladies' Auxiliary of
Hibernians
Gaterate
New Korte
Marshall
Breil Helm
Fifteenth Street
Joseph Marshall
Tacmma
Wash
Marshal
Knoxville, Tenn
Museum Auxiliary
Mathieu Studio
Charleston
Juanita Marie Anno
Main Street
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