Obituary notices for Spring Green figures in Dakota burials
George T. Luetscher a Spring Green resident died in MecVille North Dakota Philip Newheisel 76 a former Spring Green resident died at home in Montello George Jones died recently in Montana was buried in Spring Green his boyhood home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Luetsenher
George T. Luetscher
Spring Green
MecVille
North Dakota
Philip Newheisel
Montello
George Jones
Montana
Spring Greer
Death of Louis Winrich at Madison General Hospital
Louis Winrich, 37, died Wednesday afternoon at Madison General Hospital from spinal meningitis. He is survived by his wife, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winrich of Paynette, and three sisters Mrs. Paul Meyer of Dane, Mrs. Ed Needles of Portage, and Mrs. Bernard Smith of Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Winrich
Madison General Hospital
Paul Winrich
Paynette
Paul Meyer
Dane
Ed. Needles
Portage
Bernard Smith
Obituary notices and funeral services in Baraboo area
Funeral services were held for Henry J. Bohn Jr.'s son at the family home with Rev. Moore officiating and Miss Rahn singing. Burial occurred in Baraboo cemetery as many friends attended. Also noted are the death of Mrs. George H. Irwin Sr. in Lodi and the passing of Mrs. M. C. Moore of Prairie du Sac after a long illness. Relatives and attendees across Sauk County appear in lists from Baraboo to Madison and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Bohn Jr
H. J. Bohn
Sixth Street
W. W. Moore
Avis Gottschall
Baraboo
Oscar Bu
George H. Irwin Sr
Candace Irwin
Lodi
A. G. Adams
The
Presbyterian Church
S. F. Irwin
Bloomington Till
H. J. Irwin
W. R. Irwin
Elroy
S. J Po
R. Oak Park
Ill
Gue
S“covenaugh
Howard Irwin
Chcago
Sade Lewis
Evanston
Anne Lewis
Madison
Howard Lewis
Winona
Minn
Robert Irwin
N. H. Brainerd
Milwaukee
Elmer Leatherbary
Myrtle
Ernest C. Klemm
Gladys Leatherberry
Frank Klemm
Gerhard Pieper
Lutheran Church
Elmer Leatherberry
Gustave Gall
Delton Farmer Loses Hand In Shredder
Delton farmer Robert Murrey lost his left hand in a corn shredder last week. He was taken to Portage hospital and is reported to be doing as well as can be expected. He has a wife and two small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rbert Murrey
Delton
Portage Hospital
Sinner Kingsley
Wonewoc
George Manning
Fern Dell
Kingsley
M. E
Rathburn
Kilbourn
John Chaffee
Coloma
F. Halbert
Charlie Chaplin
Fraternity Hall
Mr. Risley
Relatives Visit Merrimack Amid Health Concerns
Local notes list visitors and ill residents including Mrs. C. H. Goedecke and son Ervin in Chicago, Miss Anna Gullifson in ill health after Thanksgiving, Velma Lee ill with inflammatory rheumatism, and numerous relatives traveling to Madison Baraboo Milwaukee and Adams for family and church activities.
Are You a Mother Health Is Vital to You
A La Crosse reader endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for expectant mothers. She claims it provides renewed strength and eases suffering when used as directed, and recommends purchasing at local drug stores or writing to Dr. Pierce for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Aaberg
Seventh St
Dr Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Marriages Reported From Wisconsin Towns
Several weddings announced across Wisconsin communities. Miss Margaret Bresnehan wed George Segar in Kilbourn. Miss Alice Knudsen wed W C Creemans in Dell Prairie. Clarence Hutter and Mildred Buchner united. Emil Rudolph wed Johanna Sch gel. Myrtle Leatherberry became Mrs Ernest Klemm in Baraboo with a reception and plans to live on the groom’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breshnehan—Segar
Margaret Bresnehan
George Segar
Kilbourn
Alice Knudsen
W. C. Creemans
Rochester, Minn
Dell Prairie
Holloway Files Bankruptcy Petition in Wisconsin
Orlando Holloway, adjutant general of Wisconsin, files a bankruptcy petition in La Crosse. The secured claims total 3 457 with liabilities of 311 191 against assets held by Holloway and E G Boynton who operate a land company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Holloway
Adjutant General of
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Mr. Holloway
E. G. Boynton
Born to Lime Ridge Family
A son was born Thursday December 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Voights of Lime Ridge. Several local notes include funerals in Belvidere Illinois and Baraboo, illness and home improvements, and community events. An auto accident left one driver with a fractured leg while residents address illnesses and upcoming church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Voights
Lime Ridge
L. E. Warren
Belvidere
Ill
Warren
A. N. Jones
Reedsburg
W. H. Brentzer
Albert Neibuhr
Norma Scott
George Barkley
Barkiey
W. L. Bible
R. L. Bohn
Myrtle Bible
Baraboo
Attorney Bohn
Sam Phillips
Vivian Baublet
Loganville
Daisy Barkley
Lettie Bechtold
Jim Johnson
la Valle
Truman Warren
Marshfield
Fred Kamps
Bertha Brentzer
Norman Walker
Ladies Aid
U. B
Our
Kelner
Brynd
Herman Schuette
Dickerman
Loren Kinney
Ableman
Woman Killed Instantaneously Driving Closed Car in West
Leo Davidson reports from Livingstone Oregon to La Valle the sudden death of Arthur Wheeler's sister who was in a closed car struck by a fast mail train. The incident left Mr. Wheeler well known in La Valle and Cazenovia. Friends express sympathy as details note the tragedy and local reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Davidson
Livingstone
Oregon
la Valle
Arthur Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Cazenovia
Wisconsin Farm Numbers Climb to 187 483 as Northern Lands Expand
Wisconsin farm counts reach 187 483 for the year with 1 600 new cultivated tracts added. State agricultural statistician in Madison notes most new farms come from cut over lands in Northern Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
State Agricultural Statistican
Madison
Agricultural Department
Local Social Notes From Baraboo Area
LFT.AND Mrs. Harry Giese returned home Thursday after visiting Baraboo with her parents. Mrs. Herman Fenske spent part of last week in Prairie du Lac. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luck of Baraboo visited their sons Monday. Herman Fenske family spent Sunday at Jacob Michael home. Edwin Sprecher family spent Sunday at Edwin Yanke home. Miss Amelia Fenske employed at Mielke store for the holidays. Miss Gladys Christie weekend at home near Reedsburg. Ella Kinkas returned home after summer work with Walter Schwank family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Giese
Baraboo
Herman Fenske
Prairie du Lac
Charles Luck
Jacob Michael
Edwin Sprecher
Edwin Yanke
Amelia Fenske
Mielke
Gladys Christie
Reedsburg
Ella Kinkas
Walter Schwank
Albert Martin
Center Street
al. Aminsiirg
Waukon
Iowa
Nancy Kelly
W. V. Rich
North
Sarasota
Florida
E. Selleck
Sparta
George Hill
Center
Car Tips Over On Sandusky Man
Ben Kellner of Sandusky suffered a broken arm and leg when his car tipped over Sunday. The item also notes numerous local visits and social calls among Sandusky and surrounding residents, including Prouty, Hart, Powell, and Grover families, plus a trip to Milwaukee and shopping in Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kellner
Sandusky
Prouty
Fern
Richland Center
Homer Hart
Alta Hart
Grant Powell
Elmer Angle
Martin Gousling
Harry Jaquish
Ernest Prouty
J. B. Prouty
Parental Visit Tops Baraboo Weekend News
Far Tad Charles and Herman Puttkammer of Poynette visited the parental home. Miss Velma McGaw, a teacher in school district 1r7, attended the Country Life meeting in Baraboo and visited with Mr and Mrs F A Thomas. The Longwood sawing machine worked on Joe Stott farm as road grading crews prepare for next summer paving north of Miner Brown's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Herman Puttkammer
Poynette
Velma McGaw
Baraboo
Country Life
al. Ringjing
F. A. Thomas
Rollo Cobleigh
Perry Getchell
Delton
Airfield
Longwood
Joe Stott
Miner Brown‘s
Baraboo News Highlights Local Socials and Accidents
Local notes mention a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Albert Martin near the city, a Y F Club dancing party at Elkingtons hall with Terbibox Orchestra, and multiple social gatherings. Also reported are injuries from a Jefferson Junction car incident, amputation of Leo Simonds hand, lodge events, road and factory news, and a deer found near Devils Lake with hides to be turned into gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boo
K. T
Lowing
S Wright
C. T. R. Deppe
F. B Moss
C. G
Madison
Chicago & Northwestern
Baraboo
E. A. Ross
Leo P. Simonds
Jefferson Junction
St. Mary‘s Ringling Memorial Hospital
Simonds
Kickapoo Valley Orchard Co
Gays Mills
J. T. Donaghy
H. J. Kuelling
Maintenance Department
State Highway Office
H. L. Halsted
Kuelling
Mr. Donaghy
J. H. Moorehead
Reedsburg
O. D. Brandenburg
The
Chicago Tribune
Robert Ringling
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Elwood Neeley
Deppe
Devils Lake State Park
Atwood Smith
Chinese Return of 350 Remains From New England
An American steamship sailed from Boston carrying the bones of 350 Chinese who died in New England during the early decades. The bones, enclosed in tin boxes, head to Hong Kong for burial in ancestral soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recentry
Boston
New England
Hongkong
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. C. Moore
Prairie du Sac
Alice Kelsey Moore
Samuel Kelsey
Hood
Merrimack
C. H. Goedecke
Ervin
C. F. Bayles
Esther
Redwig Borchers
Hugh Borchers
Anna Gullifson
Hayward
Louis C. Haibman
Harold Halliman
Jane
North Lake
Haines
George Long
Velma Lee
James Lee
Julius Wolfe
Fred
Edna
Melody Stones
Archie Shanks
J. M. Scott
Okee
Dan Premo
Louis Premo
George A. Gross
Johnstone
George Premo
Madora Premo
May Cramer
H. M. Peck
Roxie Farnum
Mryta Farnum
Prairie du Lac M. E
George Miller
G. F. Parks
William Parks
H. R. Pigg
Ruth Pigg
Ella Gross
Scott Warne
Hazel
Edwin Gross
Adams
Knudsen
Hutter—Buchner
Clarence Hutter
W. H. Hutter
Spring @een
Mildred Buchner
Fred Buchner
Wyoming
Rudolph—Schliegel
Emil Rudolph
Johanna _ Schgel
Adolph Andre
Grooms
Township of
Freedom
Klemm
Sentral Holloway
Lime Ridge Family
West
Thomas Pearson
Ledger Tordoff
Fargo
N. D
William Soniker
Helpers Union
Samuel Andrews
Ironton
Sylvester All
Mary Fitzgerald
David Andrews
Bezaar
Gertrude Pearson
Tessie Lennon
Retsil
Washington
Gertrude
Elder
Grundy
A.C
G. A. Powell
Ray Grover
William Mead
Little Willow
Ike
Jason Prouty
la Verd Prouty
Dr. B. Powell
Kil. Croal
Frinay
Richland Democrat
Ladies Aid of the Gospel Church of Lyons
C. B
T. B. Towle
Benjamin Towle
Elbert Searles
Sunshine Circle
L. A. Brown
Mulberry Street
Ladies Aid Society
Norman Johnson
Aug. Luedke
L. Wakefield
A. Schierholtz
Sunshine Committee
S. Wakefield
R. Martin
Anson Harvey
Hazel Lesner
Mark Case
S. S. Harvey
W. N. Mcintosh
Californiand
Long Beach
Mr. Mcintosh
Frances Mcintosh
Chicago American
Ringling
J. Andrew Wiggins
Irish Regiment
Toronto
Cohan’s
Ferdinand F. Scharf
Mondovi
Jefferson Hospital
Elizabeth
First Streets
Jefferson
Baraboo Lodge No
L. A. Titus
Hildegarde Guider
William Morse
James L. Bonham
H. G. Schade
J. S. Briscoe
William Briscoe
F. E. Wirner
M. E. Joyce
S. G. Frazer
Fisher Drug Store
Otto Harnish
American Legion
Ernest Isenberg
Billa Marquardt
Albert Dipple
George Knight
Jennie Peck
F. B. Moss
Bara
China
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