01. Monday: Starting the new year right by staying
home. This makes my second day in but I
don’t notice much difference in my cold.
Bill and Emma Siewert dropped in this afternoon. Bill looks tired, I think he must have
celebrated last night.
02. Tuesday:
03. Wednesday: 381 marriages in Oshkosh in 1932 - 469 in 1933.
Business is getting better.
04. Thursday: Well I have a nice job this morning,
getting excused from jury duty, and Judge McDonald didn’t like it either, but
he finally excused me.
05. Friday: Nice day, my cold is getting better,
and getting a shot of vaccine every day, had my third one today, but my arm
hurts. Kate Kriz is over for a visit.
06. Saturday: Frank Schneider “Clerk of Courts”
lost his mother this morning at 1 15.
She was born at 83 Waugoo Street August 6 – 1854, a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Heilig. Got shot number 4
from Dr. Kleinschmidt today. I don’t
feel so good yet. Mrs. Pauline Sebauer,
mother of Emma Sebauer Nigl passed away this afternoon at 4.30. Born on Oct. 14 – 1851 in Germany.
07. Sunday: No sunshine today. Attended 10.30 Service this morning. Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Mueller are over for a
visit this afternoon
08. Monday:
09. Tuesday: Up to Milwaukee to the Druggist
Service Meeting at the Athletic Club.
Well it was a very successful meeting lasted until 11.45 P.M. I even got my robbers. Left Milwaukee at 12 home at 1.25 A.M. I heard the Baiers, Matt and Lena and Anna
were here tonite for a visit.
10. Wednesday: Dr. E. Forrest Bickel passed away this morning at 5:32
at Mercy Hospital. Born Feb. 9, 1878 in the Susquehanna Valley, Pa.
Came to Oshkosh in 1914 purchased the practice of the late Dr. Adolph
Roos, and also his home at 65 Otter St. Bill Steude (furrier) lost his
wife Florence this morning at 2 o'clock. She as born Nov. 1, 1899.
She was a twin sister to Mrs. Roman Baranowski. Married to Bill May 20,
1930. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Widmer. Henry
Hughes presides as judge for the first time this morning. Attended Annual
Audit of Books at St. Vincent's.
11. Thursday: They are selling out Fred and Minnie
Rothe’s furniture and belongings. When
it seems rather sad that they both had to pass away within a year. Earl Fuhs is laid up today. Was over to see him this noon. His throat is so badly swollen it nearly
closed, but for the timely call of Dr. Hugo.
12. Friday: My cold is getting better, I’d hit six
shots of catarrhal vaccine. Joel Heip
and Mrs. go to Madison today. Took Thres
of the first time since she broke her arm.
We visited at Joe Heips I had to get the lowdown on some of the new
state legislation. Took Mary along also. They still have their Christmas Tree up.
13. Saturday: Not a very pleasant day, at times it
rains, at times it snows.
14. Sunday: 10.30 Mass this morning, dinner and then to work for
the afternoon. In the evening took Thres to Keno party while I worked at
the store until 9.30 then to the Keno party with Heip at St.
Vincent's. I won a blanket, and pen & pencil set; Thres won a ham.
15. Monday: The sun is coming out today, we must
be to for some nice weather. Got into
quite a party at Len Michels tonight, he is celebrating his 59th
birthday. Mayor Oaks is there, and also
Frank Labudde Frank Schneider, Hugo Rees, John Clune, Harry Pokrandt, Otto
Stegbauer, Ed Wolf, Joe Poklasny, Orville Hando, Emil Lemke, Alfred Berger,
Gratian Schneider, John Stockinger, Tony Serwas, Otto Ilk, Joe Hemmer, Joe
Baier, myself and a few others. The Schnitzelbank went over big. Fred Karst and
Matt Michels were also there. Bernard Petersen is laid up. Rose Drexler is
called to work today at the Court House.
16. Tuesday: Still working on inventory. Joe Baier and Joe Hemmer are over tonite
after work for a bowl game of sheephead.
17. Wednesday: Took Lena Baier – Thres and Mary
out to Rose Mauritz for a visit. Its a
pleasant day. Any Heip is there also. That means the four sisters have a little
visit.
18. Thursday:
19. Friday:
20. Saturday:
21. Sunday: Took Thres to church first time in new
year. She hasn’t then since Dec. 9th. Worked during the afternoon and part of the
evening, then attended the Keno Party at Sacred Heart and won nothing. Joe Heip won 4 pounds of lard and Rose one a
dollar bill. Saw “Dinner at Eight” at
the Oshkosh with a Star Cast John & Lionel Barrymore – Billy Burke, Mary
Dressler, – Wallace Beery –
22. Monday:
23. Tuesday: Took in Chicken Supper at Saint Marys,
took Annie Heip along. Thres won a
smoking stand and at Keeno, Annie won nothing.
24. Wednesday: Frank Norkofski gets the son-in-law. Lucille is married this morning. Clark Hastings is here on his farewell trip
for Abbott today. He is transferred to
Minneapolis. Mike and Herman are back on
the air today WBBM. Visited Anna Drexler
for a little while this afternoon. Took
some pictures of the bride and groom at Norkofski’s. Visited Bill and Emma Siewert tonite.
25. Thursday: To Milwaukee today another meeting
of the Directors of the Druggist Service Bureau.
26. Friday: Took luggage to the boy scout shack
for the boys, in troop 18.
27. Saturday: Earl Fuhs is back on the job this
morning. Bill Mauritz has a
birthday. He is 30 years of age.
28. Sunday: Lena Baier has a birthday I think she
is 57. It is getting to be very cold
this afternoon and a sharp wind blowing from the Northwest. Visited Anna Drexler and the Girls and also
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Paulick Sr. Mrs.
Paulick is quite a storyteller.
29. Monday: 15° below zero this morning with a
high wind.
30. Tuesday: Took a trip to Milwaukee with Sam Taub. Had lunch at Mader’s German Restaurant. Visited Milwaukee Drug Co, met Jack
Schneider, George Moehle The Strong’s.
Visited Charles Felker at the Plus a Hotel. Had a short visit at Henry Ruenzel’s store on
Vliet Street.
31. Wednesday: Visited Ed Fretchel and the family
tonight. Met Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beck. President Roosevelt today revalued the gold
dollar to 59.06 per cent of its former weight.
The new gold dollar will contain 155.21 grams of gold nine – tenths
fine.
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