Hackett Family Reunion At North Freedom Thanksgiving
The 24th Hackett reunion gathered at Woodman hall with about sixty five relatives and out of town guests. Frank Hackett was elected president and Geo W Hackett secretary as the event honored Thanksgiving and family unity amid past losses and village history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacketts
North Freedom
Woodman Hall
Frank Hackett
J. T. Hackett
W. C. Hackett
S. J. Hackett
Geo. Hackett
Money Creek
Min
Maggie Hackett
Wm. Hackett
Huntly
Ill
Grace Randall
Samuel Hackett
Geo. W. Hackett
Sec
Three Publications Offer For Baraboo Readers
A Baraboo News ad promotes a three-publication reading package for farmers and families at a special rate of 50 cents for new subscribers with a one-year bundled offer. Madame magazine for ladies and two agricultural journals are highlighted, with viewing available at the Baraboo News office in Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo News
Nces
Madame
Ladies Home Journal
Mrs Emma Walsh Sells Fifth Street Home
Mrs Emma Walsh disposed of her Fifth street home to Charles Burrington who took possession today. The Burringtons will occupy the western portion while Mr and Mrs De Lautelle stay on the east side. Mrs Walsh will relocate to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Walsh
Fifth Street
Charles Burrington
Burrington
Walsh
de Lautelle
Mrs. Walsh
Chicago
Mrs Walsh Farewell From Wisconsin Buildings Hostess
Mrs Walsh, longtime hostess of the Wisconsin Buildings at the Buffalo and St. Louis fairs, leaves for Chicago and will miss friends in the Gem City. She is expected to visit often and remains a cherished figure from her years here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Wisconsin
Buffalo
St. Louis
Gem City
Chicago
Local Lodges Elect Officers for December 1965
LODCES news reports the Los Angeles branch electing officers on December 6 with Barney Russell as Councilman Myra Neubauer as Past Mistress Ella Barber as Worthy Mistress Francis Premo as Vice Worthy Bertha Waldron as Secretary Edith Harrington as Treasurer Hattie Le Baron as Chaplain Mamie Butterfield as Conductress Lena Perry as Warden Kate Jones as Inside Guard Eva Serles as Outside Guard Eva Serles as Delegate Cora Jones as Alternate The E F U also elected officers for the coming year led by C H Carr as President EK M Butterfield Vice Pres Mrs Nettie Bartlett Advisor W D Bartlett Secretary KE A Fisher Treasurer L W Vincent Warden William Carlish Inside Guard Fred Nehs Past President New members were added The next meeting is December 19 1965
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Asto B
R. T
Barney Russell
Myra Neubauer
Ella Barber
Francis Premo
Bertha Waldron
Edith Harrington
Hattie le Baron
Mamie Butterfield
Lena Perry
Kate Jones
Eva Serles
Cora Jones
C. H. Carr
EK. M. Butterfield
Nettie Bartlett
W. D. Bartlett
KE. A. Fisher
L. W. Vincent
Wm. Carlish
Fred Nehs
Divorces and Circuit Court Actions Reported
Divorces granted in Baraboo cases. Wisconsin v Hughes ended with a guilty plea to larceny. Hughes fined 50 dollars and to serve 90 days. Henning and Le Pau from Loganville pleaded guilty to selling liquor to a minor. Le Pau fined and jailed. A state ex rel. Benizer et al. vs Westfield school district was dismissed. William Huran pled guilty to obtaining money by false pretenses. 30 days jail from December 6. Michael Weiss found guilty on two counts. background details of German-born family and a complex history cited. (Continued on Second Page.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Buckley
Iva Buckley
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Ben Hughes
Paul Carl
G. J. Reuland
Reedsburg
Wm. le Pau
Wm. Henning
Messrs
Henning
le Pau
Loganville
State of
R.C. Benizer
Board of School District No. 3
William Huran
Huran
Michael Weiss
Germany
United States
Anna Marie
Anna
Europe
George Schmidt
Pendleton
St. Louis
Schmidt
Weiss
Washington
Sauk County
E. C. Gottry
E. C. Fischer
Charles Schluter
Miss Weiss
The Give-Away Graft Grafts Money to Crowd
A street hustler uses corn salve and electric belts to lure men into pooling small bets then returns double their cash while promising ever larger prizes. He stages multiple pools across corners, extols the product, and distributes belts and money to entice further participation, ending with plans for more advertising pools.
Eagles and Baraboo Knights Templar Elect Officers
The Eagles elected officers including W J Power W P E G Marriott W W P WG Hacker and others with F Shute Frank Link A T Johnson I G Ed Reidel O G H M Acott L M Jacobs M F Foley as Trustees Baraboo Commandery No 28 Knights Templar elected J Van Orden E C R A Cowan G W M Acott C G T W English S W F M Stewart W T Kelsey Julius Hoppe named Trustee for 3 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles
W.J. Power
W. P
Baraboo Commandery
Knights Templar
J. van Orden
E.C. R. A. Cowan
G. W. M. Acott
C.G. T. W. English
W. F. M. Stewart
J. W. H. L. Halsted
Treas
W. T. Kelsey
Julius Hoppe
Fraternal Offiers Elected by Knights and Eastern Star
The Knights of iythias elected L M Jacobs and others to officers spot. The Eastern Star named officers led by Mrs EK G Marriott and J L Bonham. The S R of A chose officers including H Block and J Rundell for the year. Grosinske delays move to new Ouik street store till January as work continues at the old site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eastern Star
EK. G. Marriott
W. M
J. L. Bonham
Mable Metcalf
A. M
Wm. Springer
B. H. Strong
Treas
Phil. Gibbons
A. C
F.P. Ellis
S. R. of A
H. Block
J. Rundell
John Bunn
L. C
J.C. Dunn
S. B. A. Braun
Kindschik Grosinske
Ouik Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
George W. Hackett
Hackett Association
Brice
Parc All Utes
Baraboo News Pub. Co
Baraboo, Wis
Wehita
Nancy M. Hanson
Haine
N.Y
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. B. Donovan & Co
Lodces
Circuit Court
J. P. Johnston
Hus’ling
Johnston
Joseph B. Bowles
Darky
Hasling
Knights of I’ythias
L. M. Jacobs
C. C. C. T. Thaever
W. C. John Arnott
P. EK. G. Marriott
M. W. Thos. Rodwell
R. S. Chas. Wild
E. W. J. Delap
A. Carl du Bois
I. G. H. M. Acott
H. L. Halsted
Grand Lodge
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