Oratorio Artists to Open Congregational Course
The opening Wednesday concert by The Oratorio Artists will draw many season ticket holders and others unable to attend all numbers. Florence Hinkle Ada Hussey Frederick Wheeler Lois Louise Davidson headline a program of solos duets trios and quartets with familiar selections by Schumann Mendelssohn Saint-Saens Brahms Gounod Verdi and others. The lineup features soprano contralto tenor bass and piano solos plus choral pieces, with some pieces repeated in more accessible form for audience enjoyment.
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First Congregational Church
Florence Hinkle
Jacoby
Acaut
Ada Hussey
Frederick Wheeler
Lois Louise Davidson
Wisconsin
Hstenars
Schumann
Larditz
Mendelssohn
Saint- Saens
Miss Hinkle
Miss Hussey
Brahms
Mr. Miller
Mr. Wheeler
Bullard
Fragmented observation on new shirt discomfort
A reader notes feeling foolish after saying a line about a dummy looking man then describes the awkwardness of wearing a shirt fresh from the store as among the most uncomfortable experiences.
Morgan fire at Foster City stresses lumber yard checks
Earl Morgin returned Saturday from Foster City Mich after inspecting the city lumber yard hit by a major fire. He noted salvage calculations will take two to three days and that the blaze likely incendiary. a discharged worker had threats, though Morgin found no substantiated basis. The blaze affected Foster City and surrounding northern Michigan, with rain and wind conditions influencing danger.
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Earl Morgin
Foster City
Mich
OZ Lnira
Morgan
Morgan Company
Michigan
Ubs
Vilage
Easter City
Yaturday
Paine Lumber Company
Shiat Company
Tire Department
Paine Company
Une
Mrs A B Knapp Reported Ill in Beloit
Information from relatives says Mrs A B Knapp of Beloit is severely ill in a hospital. Her husband Mr Knapp died in January, and she previously resided in Oshkosh. Neighbors fear she may not survive ten days.
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A. Th. Knapp
Beloit
Knapp
Oshkosh
Jane
Wrapplina
WANTED TO RETURN TO WORK George Wreen Pleads Not Guilty
George Mason, repeatedly arrested, was picked up on Main Street for vagrancy and brought to court on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. He pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for Tuesday afternoon. Mason requested release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mason
Main Street
Sund Woon
Mason
Bo Releay
Local News Snippet From Neenah Area and Oshkosh Event
A Fond du Lac youth named J Smith was arrested Sunday for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Judge Coax fined him and costs after a guilty plea. An 18th birthday celebration was noted. Oshkosh American Institute of Bank Clerks holds a banquet at the Tremont tonight with PF Crandall of Chileno delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
J. Smith
Oshkosh
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Hotel Tremont
PF. A. Crandall
Chileno
The Dream at Armory Company Rehearses Ahead of Opera
The entire company of The Dream Girl by Bernhard Cowham will rehearse this evening at Armory Boon Merritt Street starting at seven o clock. Rehearsals continue Thursday and Saturday at the same time and location ahead of the November 13 and 17 performances at the Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard Cowham
Grand Oper House
Armory Boon Merritt Street
Notable visitors and social happenings in the city
Mrs. R. Clare MacDonald and her mother and Mrs. Theodore Damuth of Chicago are visiting. Miss Nellie Roach, a teacher at the Eleventh Street School, fails with appendicitis, while Miss Jillian Knuepple hosts a supper for a group of young ladies in October.
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R. Clare MacDonald
Theodore Damuth
Chicago
Nellie Roach
Eleventh Street
Jillian Knuepple
Conscience and Play Guarding Youths Against Despotism
Governor Waghes aun Phay argues that self policing and conscience safeguard safety. He stresses normal play for boys and girls, teaching fair play and generosity through recreation, avoiding rigid systems and fostering natural discipline.
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Waghes Aun Phay
Patol Bave
Lfe
To the Grave and the Cure Claim by Irish Linment
An eccentric advert claims TRISH LIXI MENT will cure ailments from skin troubles to burns, touting Dr. De Course as Ireland’s famed authority. It markets Irish Liniment at 5 cents per bottle or 60 cents prepaid, sold by John Brennan Drug Store Gilhooley Lininwwin Co.
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Trish Lixi
de Course ‘Y
Ireland
John Brennan
Gilhooley
Lininwwin Co
Pand
Minster
Tol
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Super Furniture Co
W. Uhrich
Atchinson
Kan
H. Morgan
Consptreller O. C
McEnt
Cammoen Connall
A. B. Knapp
Qahkesh Wom
Xan
Delett
Teasband Obles
George Wreen
Hart, Schaffner, & Marx
Armory
Charles E. Hughes
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