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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Fred J Pobjoy observed their thirty fifth wedding anniversary at their Los Angeles residence 1467 W 45th Street on November 28 1920. Their daughter Mrs Albert L Reuland arranged the surprise event for about seventy guests arriving to share in the family milestone.
Guests from Sauk County and beyond gathered for a wedding in California. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Pobjoy and families, Albert and Walter Reuland, Henry Reuland, Mary Greene, BE Meyers and EB Steuber, Mel Campbell, Orlando Rich and daughter Ethel, with many from Wisconsin reminiscing about home. An accident harmed a guest. Emma Hengstler and Caroline Goodall deaths are noted along with thanks to Elks and friends.
Robert Corscadden died Sunday afternoon at five o clock in Reedsburg hospital. He had been working on the Frank White farm west of Reedsburg and was at work Friday doing chores when he collapsed after throwing down hay.
Miss Myrtle Peck and Herbert A. Klicko wed at 11 o clock Wednesday at the bride’s mother Mrs Elizabeth Peck’s home in North Freedom Wisconsin. The couple was joined by Miss Olive Peck sister of the bride.
Rev W M Philpott united Louie Klicko and the groom in marriage. The bride wore navy blue tricotine and guests from Merrimack Loganville Baraboo attended. Dinner by Ethel Johnson Edna Welfe Lura Phippen. couple to reside with the bride's mother.
Miss Effie Weirich has gone to Prairie du Sac to stay a few days at the home of B. E. McCoy.
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