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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
15
The League of Women Voters plans to expand its membership through local ward efforts. Key leaders in multiple wards outline recruitment aims and describe organizational structure and upcoming meetings as they seek broader female civic involvement.
The article details a W C T U session focusing on gratitude for session proceedings and the Sal Yaliog Army, with devotions led by Easien John Derayoty. It notes plans for the state convention, praise for temperance work, and lists leaders, speakers, and delegates including Mrs. Cyes Critaber and Mrs. Binora Millee, among others.
Foresters group inducts new officers at St Hubert's Court lodge in a ceremonial installation attended by about 70 members. The event featured representation from other courts and a celebratory reception following installations.
Local social page reports a week of bridge and luncheon gatherings at Stein's Tearoom Stella Cenroom and nearby venues. Mrs J. Stealingwae, Mrs Willie, Mrs J. Sorat, and many others hosted groups with games, music, and refreshments. events included crossin of ax and prize parties, dinners, and multiple entertainments through the week.
The program at the theater featured a rambling drama and a comedy with cast members Jona Heinz and Iran Constera tion routing performers across a varied lineup. The note mentions a touch of ad, a wine scene, and a choral element with Redoiah Preschi and Feaak Bergert listed among participants. Local audience members include John Sennieimner and Reich enberrier with associates noted in passing.
A gathering of Progressive supporters featured the initiation ceremony of a tee clan, highlighted by speeches from Mrs. Parks, the state superintendent deputy, and other officials. Camp drill teams performed a weed presentation, and several members received commendations during the event.
Local society pages list church events charity gatherings and social clubs with dates in October. Meetings include the Agareah society of the Piedt Congregational church May evening and various lodges and study groups at St Marys and other locations.
The Ute Oshkosh Business College holds graduation exercises next Friday evening at Guild Hall with about 109 diplomas to be awarded. MP Boody will deliver the address to graduates as the business college orchestra provides music. An alumni dance follows the ceremony, with about 150 alumni expected to attend and plans for decorations and refreshments. Other local meetings and events are noted, including church and women’s society gatherings.
Clio Class opens season with a program at the fuse of Sirs GS Lussher 47 Church street. The article mentions Ot & As arcet eat paper ca The advares of Arebi recuive Ly Med Ge Anthony followed by Ge article by Edward W Bo the tien wo Veformed demeniel rchitecture In América. It notes Mira-Luseber and Jidlan West with interest in an acquadt of her 7- Ctr Yat 10 Icehead and references ReySjavik population figures, Norse history, and local geography. Mrs Lunder is noted in a discussion about the town and its boundaries, with Madison and Stirkper referenced in preservation context. The class adjurned to meet again with Mrs. Loscher 02 Get.
Catholic Women’s meeting featured talk on canonization by Miss Josephine Donalz and Father Feres. noted is the influence on Queen Isabella’s support for exploration. The event included a reception for 4000 former and current students, with liturgical music and a large interior decoration plan for St Peter’s.
The Sunnyview community hosted a busy week ending Oct 20 with social affairs and entertainment. Rev M Hansen led Sunday services at Neswith M E Church, Miss Thiel sang with mixed choir, and Kinoes showcased "Thats That" with a lamp shade making class led by Miss Fry. Prizes were awarded for nursing and costume creativity at a Halloween program, with residents dressing in colorful outfits and gifts given to returning residents.
Florence S. Gibson daughter of John Gibson of Vinland wed James A. Craveter of Poygen in a ceremony at Stemaska with George Guifford officiating. Guests included Miss Lilian E. Gates and Frank Bees. Bride wore peach crepe and a bouquet of butterfly roses. The couple planned to reside in Poygen after a reception at the Craveter home.
Afternool al Fank hosts best meeting at Mrs Herbert Smiths home with cards and prizes. John Green of Grand Avenues attends diner event with Mrs Alfred Hart of Milwaukee as guest. Leo Weber entertains at luncheon for sister. Mr and Mrs Themes Eain announce marriage of daughter Steve Hale by JP Jones of Waupaca on Oct 14. D C Club hosts games and prizes at Rose Bollow residence. Good Samaritan society meets at Christ Lutheran parish hall with noted hostesses. Dr Hervete Bradley and bride Evelin Backes visit Brasie home. Bradleys now in chiropractic practice. English Ladies Aid meets at Christ Lutheran with refreshments. Friday couple supper honors Mr and Mrs Thomas Coamengheen of Hamilton. Wednesday club hosts program. Postmaster E G Sebler speaks on business success. Reading Club meeting postponed due to president’s death. to be resumed with new topics. Returns from Hibbing noted for Mr G Mark and his wife.
Athena club members gathered at a private home for an afternoon session with roll call and poetry readings. Papers on James Fenimore Cooper and Washington Irving sparked discussion while social events featured bridge, birthday club gatherings, and a farewell for Pastor Copeland Smith at the First Methodist church.
The Century Club met for an afternoon program led by Mrs. Sen Hooper and Mrs. Franz Joselyn. Speakers Mrs. Aw. E. Pollack and Miss Mary Kelis traced journeys from India to Japan and China, recounting temples, landscapes, and cultural scenes as attendees toured virtual lands.
The Oshkoah chapter of the Dash t 5 American Revolt opens the 1950 05 season with a state conference report and other features. Robert McLees was to present the state conference reports but could not attend. The program included refreshments and pins for an acting year. A spare meeting is set for October 5 at 2 PM at the Moz Wy Fox.
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