Obituary Mil o Seeley Funeral Held at North Freedom
Funeral services for Milo Seeley were held Sunday at the North Freedom Methodist Church with Rev. Philpott officiating. The service featured singers and organist, with pallbearers named and out of town attendees listed. Interment followed in the North Freedom Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Seeley
Milo. Seeley
Methodist
North Freedom
Philpott
Albert Groski
Ruth Grosinski
Albert App
J. W. Warren
A. Aohnson
Wm. Hill
R. 4
Dickie
E. B. McCoy
C. A. Lange
Emil Lange
Neral
A. E. Markee
Maurice Seeley
Herbert and On
Reedsburg
Ida Tait
Sarah Seeley
Ernest Seely
la Valle
North
Freedomemetery
Isadore Battes Rites Held in Baraboo Home
Funeral services for Isadore Battes wife of Bartons Battles were held Saturday afternoon at the home in Baraboo. Rev W W Moore officiated with Mrs G W Snyder singing Beautiful S amore and Some Day We ll Understand. Pallbearers were Al Tiel Nel n Tiel Gram Hackett Charles Hackett Robert Schneller and Lloyd Patties. Interment followed at Walnut Hill cemetery. Isadore Loomis daughter of Edward and Ann Loomis born June 3 1856 in Fairfield was married February 23 1881 to Barton Battles. They lived on a Fairfield farm before moving to Baraboo six years ago. She died after a March illness survived by husband and two children Maud at home and Carl J Battles on the Fairfield vid home farm. Card of Thanks notes expressed thanks to friends, neighbors, pallbearers, the minister, Mrs G W Snyder and those who sent flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Battes
Bartons Battles
Ight Street
W. W. Moore
Methodist Church
G. W. Snyder
al. Tiel
Neln Tiel
Gram Hackett
Charles Hackett
Robert Schneller
Lloyd Patties
A. P. Loomis
Deeased
Bruce
S. D
Walnut Hill
Isadore Loomis
Edward
Ann Loomis
Fairfield
Barton Battles
Baraboo
Battles
Aken
Maud
Arl J. Battles
Isador Battles
Highth Street
Aspirin Warning Touts Bayer Brand For Safety
An advertisement warns that genuine Aspirin is only from Bayer labeled packs or tablets. It claims proven safety for twenty one years and lists uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. It notes Bayer tablets come in twelve count tins and cost a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Mrs Henrietta Rudolph Dies After Illness at 84
Mrs H Rudolph of Honey Creek died after a two week illness. Born in Germany March 23 1838 she was 84 years 7 months 19 days old. Funeral services held at the Lutheran church in Leland with Rev A Maulwurf officiating. Interment in Leland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Rudolph
Honey Creek
Friedrich Rudolph
Germany
Leland
A. Maulwurf
Funeral Services for Mrs Edward Binder Held
Funeral services were held Thursday at three o'clock from the Fifth street home with Rev Moore officiating. Pallbearers were W D Stanley J Palmer George Manson J T Bates L A Titus and Fred Nehs. Remains were taken to Colo Iowa for services and interment Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Binder
Fifth Street
Rev. Moore
W. D. Stanley
J. Palmer
George Manson
J. T. Bates
L. A. Titus
Fred Nehs
Colo, Iowa
Funeral for Ruth Genevieve Seils Held at Home
Services were conducted at the Seils home on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Rademacher delivering a tender sermon. Evelyn Seils sang and numerous relatives and friends attended from Eau Claire Portage North Freedom and nearby areas. The family extended thanks for sympathy, words from the pastor, music, and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Genevieve Seils
Otto Seils
Rev
Rademacher
Evelyn Seils
Adolph Koepp
Eau Claire
Herman
Funeral notices for Somers, Reese, Battles, and others
Funeral services were held for Robert Somers at his sister’s home with Rev. Henke officiating. Olga Reinking sang. Out of town mourners included Mrs. Pfaffin of La Crosse and Edward Thompson of Cashton. Pallbearers named. Also reported: George M. Reese, 87, died from a stroke. services in Lod and burial in Lodi cemetery. Deaths also noted for Mrs. Isador Battles, 64, Baraboo area. Willam Lee of Ableman. and Milo Seeley of North Freedom with services at home and churches nearby. Burial plans and family details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Somers
Bird Crouch
E C. Henke
Olga Reinking
Fred Pfaffin
la Crosse
Edward Thompson
Cashton
Fred Crouch
Arthur Johnson
Charles Loos
R. L. Glazier
Irish Village Inhabitants Flee In Fear
Cadets training for the Black and Tan auxiliary police were ambushed near Macroom Ireland by 80 to 100 men. Fifteen cadets were killed and their bodies stripped of valuables. Reprisals followed in Johnstown with arson and looting. Macroom shops closed as auxiliaries patrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black and Tan Auxiliary Police
Macroom
Irc
Kilmicheal
Johnstown
Dunmanway
Sandusky Lads Injured in Rural Auto Accident
Henry Harvey and Archie Blakeslee and Rudolph Werner, residents east of Sandusky, were injured when their car overturned near Adams corner southeast of Reedsburg on a Wednesday evening. Henry suffered multiple injuries, Archie bruised, and Harry lightly hurt. Henry Hinrichs aided the victims and drove them to Reedsburg sanitarium for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Harvey
Archie Blakeslee
Rudolph Werner
Sandusky
Leech Creek
Baraboo
Hilda Blakeslee
Adams Corner
Reedsburg
Archie
Harry
Henry Hinrichs
Reedsburg Sanitarium
City pool halls told to suspend play Sunday
City officials warn pool hall owners that playing must stop on Sunday in compliance with a state law. Earl Morse, longtime Al Ringling Theatre organist, ends another engagement tonight before joining a vaudeville tour with Harry Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Morse
al. Ringling Theatre
Harry Clark
Frank Terbilcox
Clifford LaMar
Associated
Wth Arty F. R Bentley
Bentley & LaMar
Baraboo
George M. Reese
Joseph Heldt
Chicago
Windy City
Ash Street
George Baxter
J. Briggs
H. L. Hale
Ford
Briggs
Hale
Oak Street
Henry
Albert Bohrman
X-Cel-All Co
Bohrman
Toster 01 Motors
Waukesha Motor Co
Searles
Quiet West Virginia strike zone awaits federal troops
Sheriff Blakenship of Mingo County said the coal strike region remained quiet on Monday as 400 federal troops from Camp Sherman Ohio were set to arrive and take charge of the situation in the zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakenship
Mingo County
Reg
West Virginia
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Explosives Found Under Oil Tank in Port Washington
A large quantity of dynamite in sticks and cans was discovered under Standard Oil Co storage tanks at Port Washington Wisconsin. The find prompted police and safety officials to seal the area and investigate possible motives and responsible parties. Authorities stated no injuries were reported and the exact amount of dynamite was being assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
Standard Oil Co
Wis
W. R. C. Reports Year of Charity and Aid
The Ladies of the W R C present a yearly report covering December 1919 to December 1920. They donated funds totaling 68.19 for the poor, 47.95 for shut ins flowers, 25 to Salvation Army, 60 to Armenian relief, and 50 to the local G A R. They also provided clothing valued at 170 and delivered Thanksgiving basket dinners for those in need, including twenty small and twelve large meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Grand jury to continue liquor probe in Milwaukee region
The Federal grand jury, now in its fifth week, continues an investigation into alleged liquor traffic in Milwaukee and eastern Wisconsin. Indictments are expected and arrests may follow before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand ‘Jury
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
State land deemed non assessable for improvements
Deputy Attorney Matt Lampert head of the state land department at Madison states state land is not liable to assessment for improvements. A movement seeks to establish a World Memorial Day on May 30 each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Lampert
State Land Department
Madison
Fire Destroys Oil Tanks Near Houston
Fire consumed twenty four storage tanks holding 100000 gallons of lubricating oil owned by Humble Oil & Refining Co. near Houston Texas. The loss is estimated at 200000 dollars and the cause is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Texas
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Houston
Texas
Cascarets promise morning energy and easy bowel action
Ad copy touts Cascarets as a nighttime remedy for sluggish digestion, liver and bowel cleansing, claiming no griping or inconvenience. It targets tired, headachy readers with promises of renewed, cheerful mornings and even appeals to children. Prices listed are 10, 25, and 50 cents.
Diamond hardness misleads public says Bragg
Professor Bragg at the Royal Institution warns that diamonds though six on the Mohs scale are extremely hard yet can cleave easily and may crack if dropped, a point he says does not trouble the average citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragg
Royal Institution
Menasha Woodware Co plant closes leaving 2500 out of work
The Menasha Woodware Co plant at Menasha shuts down entirely due to lack of orders, affecting 2500 workers. Neenah’s National Fibre-Textile Co plant has also been idle for several days, costing about 100 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha
National Fibre-Textile Co
Neenah
Perplexing bridge approach dispute in Prairie du Sac
The Columbia County Board weighs how to handle the east bridge approach that intrudes into Frank Framix farmyard. Supervisor Baker explains technical points while a farm relocation may be required to meet state highway plans. Rumor says Frank seeks around $20 000. outcome awaits highway commission decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Columbia County
Prairie du Sac
Frank Frank
State Highway Commission
E. S. Baker
Framix
Dane County
Frank
Boata
Court House
Wisconsin
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Danderine
Mrs. Wm. Carroll
Wm Carroll
Merrimack
St. Joseph’s Church
St Joseph’s
Isadore
H. Rudolph
Mrs. Edward. Binder
Ruth G. Seils
Ruth Genevieve
Herman Koepp
Gustave Seils
Anu
Lod
Lodi
Mrs. Isador Battles
Wm. Lee
Willam Lee
4. J. Lange
Ableman
Merrimack Cemetery
Daniel Seeley
Peggy
Mother
Kemp
Sandusky Lads
O'S
Grand Jury
Cascarets
Exide
Connor’s Battery & Electric Shop
4Th St. Baraboo, Wis
E. Aug. Runge Investment CO
Ralf T. Runge
Baraboo, Wis
Clara T. Rung
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