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Newspaper
Oshkosh Republican
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
7
A collage of society notes from Oshkosh and vicinity includes Mr George Gem moving to Appleton for business, Joseph Mueller visiting Chicago, and Miss Warvel Graham taking a Gunbels job. The piece records births, marriages, gatherings, fundraisers, parish officers, and upcoming card parties as residents respond to winter, with a restaurant opening and funeral services mentioned among daily happenings.
In the dome of St Peters Kote CATT have Kraan Thver raised the waden of several workmen who are permanently employed in keeping the Pomone estiten in repair.
A motor club member attending church services in the rain leaned forward during the sermon and accidentally dropped a cane into his hat as the town choir urged followers to “Let Your Light Shine.” The mishap occurred amid the rainy Sunday gathering, with no injuries reported and the service proceeding after the minor disruption.
A reader era of the Oshlosh Republic notes a push for a broader citizen base in the party. The letter from His Honor the Mayor urges support and subscriptions, praising progressive farmers and urging readers to recruit allies. The writer cites local retailers and Winchester friends, hoping the paper’s growth continues.
A fragmented report describes minority groups pressing for a bill of rights amid a sprawling UN conference. Delegates from Poland, Czecho Slovakia, Latvia, Lithuania, Roumania, and others advocate protections for ethnic, cultural, and religious identities within their states, while urging formal guarantees against discrimination by dominant governments and local authorities. The dialogue references panicked tensions, commissions, and proposed constitutional changes as nations weigh minority protections.
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