Oshkosh Athletic Association Elects Officers for 1909 Season
The Oshkosh Athletic Association met Friday at Oshkosh Gas Light to organize for 1909. Joan F. Pabitendje was elected president with Phil oH as vice president, K.M. trooper secretary, and Fei Weeden treasurer. The group filed incorporation papers with a $600 capital and $15 per share. John P. Puttam was re-elected to lead the club, Bhils H. Sawyer named vice president, Edward M. Hooper secretary, and H H. W. Weeden treasurer. The association aims to run a winning, affordable team within Class D rules and will hold the league franchise in its name. Batting averages note three Wisconsin players above .300, with Miller of Milwaukee leading Oshkosh’s contingent.
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Oshkosh ‘Athletic Association
Artica
Oshkosh Gas Light Company
Oshkone Athletic Association
Register of Deeds
John P. Puttam
Oshka
Baseball Association
Bhils H. Sawyer
Edward M. Hooper
H H. W. Weeden
Oshkogh Association
Aviary
Charles F. Mol
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Fitness League
Bate
Miller
Wausau
Gilines
Whitmore
University of Wisconsin
Kroy
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Life of Prevind Ayetarian Ch Tet Serials at First Presbyterian
The pastor announces a series of Sunday evening sermons at First Presbyterian. Each hour long service will explore life themes with focused lessons on The Miracle Parables and The End Raised. Music features include violin solos by Miss Emma Jones and selections by an eminent violinist.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ruben
Oshkosh Clearing House Report Shows Strong Week
The Oshkosh Clearing House reports a robust week with high totals across Monday Wednesday and Friday. Bank activity rises as the total for the week reaches 3825,8611, reflecting improved business in the local banking sector.
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Oshkosh Clearing House
Weel
Oshkosh
Sunday school day exercises and club meetings noted
The Algoma Street Methodist church Sunday school will hold its annual day exercises Sunday at four o clock in the afternoon with all departments represented. The Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at 922 Alger street. The Wednesday club met October 7 with Mrs Pinkerton, many present, light refreshments, waiting list now in effect. next meeting October 21 with Mrs Conlee. WCTU met Thursday at Mrs Mahoose on Wisconsin avenue to discuss city welfare, with an original ideas speaker. Delegates J J Uray and J W Williams to state convention at Waupiet gave a report. Mrs Uray leaves for Denver for the national meet.
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Algoma Street Methodiahe
Piscopal Church
Ladies' Aid Society
Algoma Str Methodist
Mra
Tn. Conlee
W. Cc. T. Ue
Ma House
Wisconsin Avenue
Oi Speaker
Dr. O'Hara
J. J. Uray
J. W. Williams
Waupiet
Mra. Uray
Denver
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Wright
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Hiram
Darice
Sly Sal
Petoniem
ACME
J. B. Covey
Main
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Eugene Carr
R. E. Marquardt
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Joan F. Pabitendje
Phil Oh. Te
K.M Trooper
Fei Weeden
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Clearing House Report
Oshkosh Yanka
Himeelf
Ceape St
BRILL
Brill's
Ladies
Btare
Express
Bullton
Zoe
Paris Point
Broiders
J.C. Rubin
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