Schwenkhoff and Reinecke wed at Westfield
Mary Schwenkhoff daughter of Mrs Henry Schwenkhoff and Alvina Reinecke were married recently at Westfield with Rev. Von Der Linden officiating. Attendants included Herman Albers Daniel Gall Emma Reinecke and Emma Schwenkhoff. The couple will live in Westfield on the Albert Gluth farm and then at 11 N Webster St Madison Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwenkhoff
Reinecke
Mary Schwenkhoff
Henry Schwenkhoff
Alvina Reinecke
Westfield
von der Linden
Herman Albers
Daniel Gall
Emma Reinecke
Emma Schwenkhoff
Albert Gluth
John Obright
Grant
Alvin
Black Earth
John Beuthie
Albert Bietz
Fitchburg
Wis
G. H. Cronk
Sun Prairie
Webster St
Madison
Marriages Reported From Madison Area Courthouse
At the Madison courthouse Les ter H. Simonds and Mabel Obright wed with Judge Stolene officiating. Attendants were Mrs. H. F. Redders and Alvin Obright. The ceremony was followed by a family dinner at the bride’s grandmother’s home on Atwood Avenue. Additional notices include the Glazier Kelly nuptials at St. Joseph’s parsonage attended by immediate relatives, and the Young Goldbeck wedding in Ableman. Verna Stackhouse’s engagement to Stanley J. Thomas is noted with full family background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Lester H. Simonds
J. C. Simonds
Baraboo
Mabel Obright
John Obright
Black Earth
O. A. Stolene
H. F. Redders
Alvin Obright
Augusta Bietz
Atwood Avenue
Kelly—Glazier
Bernice Glazier
R. L. Glazier
Hiram Kelly
St. Joseph’s Parsonage
Fr. O'Reilly
Glazier
Mrs. Kelly
Young—Goldbeck
Edward J. Young
St. Louis
Fay Goldbeck
Sedalia
Adolph Andro
Young
Ableman
Obituary Mrs Martin Clavadatscher Passes at 65
The death of Mrs Martin Clavadatscher, aged 65, occurred Monday morning at her daughter’s home near Black Hawk after a long illness. She was the widow of Martin Clavadatscher, brother of Tobias Clavadatscher of this city. Burial is planned for Black Hawk on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Clavadatscher
W. Baumgarten
Black Hawk
Funeral of a Civil War veteran held in Wonewoc
Funeral services were conducted for John Segebricht in Wonewoc. Born in Hamburg on December 24 1839 he immigrated in 1857 and served in the Civil War. Survived by six of ten children including Louis Albert John Hattie Minnie and Maggie, he died December 7 1922 at Albert’s La Valle home. Jacob Eulberg of Portage died after prolonged illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Segebricht
Wonewoc
Hamburg
America
Catherine Minster
Dane County
Louis
Albert
la Valle
John
Sheboygan
Hattie Graham
Minnesota
Minnie
Maggie Zastrow
Hillsboro
Skillet Creek Woman Given Farewell Party
Miss Mable Erswell of Skillet Creek received a farewell party at the Rodwell home attended by about 17 ladies. The event featured visiting, music, games, and Kodak gift photos, with a Christmas remembrance exchanged. She plans to leave soon for Missouri and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Erswell
Skillet Creek
Rodwell
Ethel Rodwell
Miss Erswell
Missouri
Oklahoma
Walter Pierce
Leroy Baer
The
International
Wisconsin
Pierce
Baer
Winnifred Welch
Armour
Chicago
George Carpenter
Astle
Alex Smith
Reedsburg Notes Holiday News and Local Updates
James Honan visits Wyeville for holidays with his daughter. Miss Prudence Fessey stays in La Valle. St Johns bazaar and bake sale was a divided success. Rollin Hickey joins the State Bank. Miss Emma Hanko visiting from New York City in Reedsburg. Royal Neighbors of Delton elect officers for the coming year. Needle accident hospitalizes Mrs. Arthur Bell. Clark Weidman buys Eesvein farm. O. E. S. and M. E. church groups report officers and social notes. Hospitalization of Mrs. Kemps family illness update. Christmas cantata plans noted. Frequent social visits and travel mentioned throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costolic Church
James Honan
Wyeville
Pratt Paul Geffert
Minneapolis
Will Geffert
Prudence Fessey
la Valle
St. Johns
Rollin Hickey
State Bank
Dame
Emma Hanko
New York City
Reedsburg
Mary Hanko
Magdalen Hanko
Melva McClure
A. W. Jones
Cornell
Frank Jones
R. L. Bohn
Marshfield
Kemps
Forest Fish
Conklin
Pennsylvania
Cme
Ritzenthaer
M. E. Church
Mary Rudd
Frieda Myers
California
Delton
Marion Flickner
V. O
Laura Simons
P. O
Lola Chaffee
Lulu Huntington
Nellie Squires
Daisy Weidman
I. S
Mary Wrane
O. S
Vera Washburn
Lucy Cole
Mus
Jen Sarrington
Arthur Bell
Clark Weidman
Eesvein
H. L. Sarrington
L. Burtch
F. Bunker
van Scoiht
A. Clark
M. L. Crane
Odell
Stuart Risley
Asa Camp
Excelsior
Hattie Rissey
O. E
Worthy
Ella Stein
Norman Kohen
Edna Timme
Lida Giman
Laura Larrington
Myrtle Barker
Herman Timme
Arthur Bates
Mary Ginters
Ada
Ruth Cole
Ruth
Marguerite Bates
Esther
Harriet Shults
Martha
Johanna Stein
Electa
Stella Shults
South Fairfield Bazaar and Supper a Success
The Helpers Union event at the Schultz home drew a large crowd, serving dinner to 92 attendees. An auto load of Baraboo business men joined in the activities and the fish pond raised $70. John Ziegler appeared in Portage as a court witness amid other local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fairfield
Helpers Union
Oscar Schultz
Baraboo
John Ziegler
Portage
Ben Harrison
John Hosig
Black Hawk
May Lusby
Arthur Lusby
Valley Junction
Ella Attridge
O. Kilmer
Howard Lusby
West
World Council of Women to Meet in 1925 United States
The International Council of Women will convene in the United States in 1925 with leaders from twenty eight countries. Organized by the National Council of Women and the General Federation of Women's Clubs, the meeting aims to promote permanent peace and advance women’s political status. Susan B Anthony founded the National Council of Women, Inc., of the United States as official hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Council OF Women
United States
America
National Council of Women
General Federation of Women's Clubs
International Council
National Council of Women, Inc
United States of America
Susan B. Anthony
Reedsburg Fair Ass'n Sets Special Meeting
A special meeting of the stockholders of the Reedsburg fair association is called to discuss disposition of the grounds and buildings. Christmas program events and local social notes follow, including church exercises and circulating charity funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg Fair Ass'n
Reedsburg
Gehrig and Winters
T. J. Holton
Dellona
Cath
Bloodhounds Work Wonders on Trails and Arrests
The piece notes bloodhounds tracking a Casper Wyoming mail train robbery suspect for 50 hours until surrender and a Nebraska kidnapping case where dogs pursued a suspect for 12 hours to a crowded fair, arresting him after six hours. plus Harold Burton joining Island Woolen Mill and a church Helpers Union bazaar and chicken pie dinner at the Schultses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barahoo
Samuel A. Derieux
Ean
Casper
Wyoming
Nebraska
Harold Burton
Island Woolen Mill Company
Helpers Union
A. C. Church
Oscar Schults
Large attendance marks event with funds raised
The piece notes a large attendance and a good sum realized while Albert Barstow remains bedridden. Joint School District No 7 plans a literary society with a program set for the first meeting at the schoolhouse on Dec 29 as tax time approaches and farmers feel the hole in their pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Barstow
Van Epps Couple Escape Serious Auto Mishap in Wisconsin
While on a business trip to Madison F. J. Van Epps and his wife of Portage met a mishap three miles below Poynette when their car slid on ice and rolled onto its side. They escaped injury though the forward axle was bent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
F. J. van Epps
Portage
Poynette
Black Hawk Man Narrowly Escapes Car Tumble
Dr C M Wahl of Black Hawk had a narrow escape when his automobile slid on an icy road near Cassell and tipped over. He was only slightly hurt. Traffic across the Mississippi between Prairie du Chien and McGregor was interrupted for several days due to floating ice, with trains limited to Prairie du Chien and some passengers sent around via La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
C. M. Wahl
Cassell
Bertha Nold
Fred Haberman
John Haberman
Meta Stinzi
Marie Darling
Mississippi
Prairie du Chien
McGregor
Prairie Division
la Crosse
Willing Workers to Dine with Mrs Milner Thursday
Fairfield notes report the Willing Workers meet this Thursday with Mrs Will Milner for dinner on December 21. A Christmas tree will be set up at the town hall for Baptist Sunday school on the evening of December 26. Visitors Mrs Harry Filer daughter Alice and Roger Carlisch of Pipestone Minn plan to stay through the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Milner
Baptist Sunday School
Harry Filer
Alice
Roger Carlisch
Pipestone, Minn
Geo. Wretland
Roy Higging
Local Social Visits and Illness Report
Mr and Mrs Hy Verthein and family visited Mr and Mrs Harry Verthein Sunday. Ben Oetzman called on Mr and Mrs John Oetzman Sunday. Hy Klipp visited Mr and Mrs Philip Grubb Sunday. Edd Behn family and Ruth Goodell called on the Vertheins Tuesday. Tom Morley is seriously ill at Reedsburg hospital. Alvin Behm family and John Verthein guests at Hy Schuette’s Sunday. Lloyd Fleming worked the wood saw Saturday. Edd Klagos called in the vicinity recently. Wedding bells will soon be ringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Verthein
Harry Verthein
Ben Oetzman
John Oetzman
Hy Klipp
Philip Grubb
Edd Behn
Ruth Goodell
John Verthein
Local visits noted in Pardeeville and Baraboo
Mr Bohn of Pardeeville visited Thursday night at Pearl Waddell's home. Carl Neitzel and wife with child called on Paul Henke's family Sunday. Ruth Searle returned home to spend holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Sem Searle. Lloyd Copper ate dinner with grandparents Mr and Mrs C W Bass in Baraboo. Truman Myers of Webster's Prairie visited George Holt's home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesto
Bohn
Pardeevile
Pearl Waddell
Carl Neitzel
Paul Henke
Ruth Searle
Sem Searle
Lloyd Cwpener
C. W. Bass
Baraboo
Truman Myers
Websters Prairie
George Holt
Santa Claus Delivers Dodge Sedan to Herman Unke Home
A Santa Claus figure presents a new Dodge sedan to Herman Unke at his residence during a special one day event. The moment captures holiday cheer and a surprising gift for the homeowner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Herman Unke
Bazaar nets thirty two dollars at Fr day sale
Our school held a bazaar Friday afternoon with many beautiful articles displayed and sold for 32 dollars. The Evangelical church will present its Christmas program next Sunday evening. Mrs Walter Zick, previously ill, has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Walter Zick
Local residents gather for Christmas tree event in Fairfield
Joe Lewis and family visited Kilbourn and Baraboo last week. Mrs James Norton and Mrs Meta Norton met in Baraboo. Bertha Haitz visited Herman and Mielkie home. A radio sermon from Pittsburgh was heard. The Baptist Sunday school plans a Christmas tree at Fairfield town hall on Tuesday evening December 26 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lewis
Orvile
Helen Lewis
Kilbourn
James Norton
Meta Norton
Baraboo
Loyd Lewis
Pittsburgh
Penn
Bertha Haitz
North Freedom
Herman Mielkie
Orvile Lewis
L. P. Lewis
Baptist Sunday School
Fairfield Town Hall
Wisconsin Power Light & Heat Gives Employee Life Insurance
The Wisconsin Power, Light & Heat Co offers Christmas gifts of life insurance policies to all employees. Policy amounts range from 500 to 1500 dollars based on tenure, with a six month employee receiving 500 dollars. Hundreds of workers across divisions qualify, including about twenty policies at the Baraboo local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Power, Light & Heat Co
Weiland Boy Hit By Car On Third Street
Ralph Weiland eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs A R Weiland was struck by a car driven by Richard Rohn while coasting on Third street. He was treated for possible injuries with X rays to be taken. he rests comfortably and no bones are believed broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Weiland
A. R. Weiland
Richard Rohn
A. R. Rohn
Weiland
Third Street
Weiland Lad
Baraboo Relatives Attend Lohr Funeral
Funeral services for Chris Wohr of Prairie du Sac were held Monday afternoon following an illness described as brain fever after a fall on the ice. Relatives and friends from Baraboo attended, including several Miller, Marquardt, Platt, Willey, and Miller family members and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Wohr
Prairie du Sac
Lutheran Church
Bliese
Baraboo
W. C. Miller
Erma
W. T. Marquardt
Viola
Adolb Platt
Richard Willey
Aul Miller
Charles Miller
Herman Wiley
George Pratt
August Kunzelman
Martha Steinke
Fred Kessler
Langdon herd milk wins at Portland show
Sumner Washington reports Langdon brothers herd milk judged best at the International Livestock Show in Portland scoring 99 percent. The Langdon herd faced top milk samples from across the United States and Canada, and Baraboo relatives conveyed the prize news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
Sumner
Washington
Portland
Baraboo
United States
Canada
Langdon Brothers
W. J. Langdon
Knights of Pythias Baraboo Lodge Holds Odd Meeting
The Knights of Pythias lodge of Baraboo held a Thursday night meeting noted for a long remembered dinner. A theatrical procession featured a pig roasted on stage after a mock butcher show severed and served by two teams of 16 candidates. Proceedings included a close contest between Past Chancellors and a team led by Dr. Guy Shields for third rank, judged by Walter Smith, Everett J. Burdick, and Henry Steeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lodge of
Baraboo
Emil Gust
William Hattle
The
Lodge
Guy Shields
Walter Smith
Everett J. Burdick
Lodi
Henry Steeps
Lake Mendota victim was former Baraboo boy
Ellis Potter a Madison attorney and former Baraboo resident drowned after breaking through thin ice on Lake Mendota near the Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute. The 25 year old, son of the late Henry D. Potter, left several siblings and was graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School. He was hunting with Leslie Hatfield when they separated. his body was recovered hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Potter
Madison
Lake Mendota
Baraboo
Henry D. Potter
Emma Potter
Potter Street
Franklin Potter
University of Wisconsin
Mabel Potter
Wisconsin Pyschiatric Institute
Leslie Hatfield
Potter
University of Wisconsin Law
Charles School
Big Fish Gift Delights Seattle Family for Holiday Menu
Mr and Mrs Henry Alexander receive a nine pound salmon as a Christmas gift from their daughter Mrs Frank Fosd k who lives in Seattle Washington The sizeable catch promises to enrich a six dish holiday feast with a fresh seafood centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Alexander Hve
Frank Fosd
Seattle
Washington
Hurley Electrician Severely Hurt After Fall
Paul Zeinke, an electrician for the Montreal mine near Hurley Wisconsin, fell forty feet when a trestle railing he leaned on gave way. He sustained head injury, a broken leg, and spinal damage but may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Zeinke
Montreal Mime
Hurley
Wis
California State Day Law Passes With Narrow Victory
Official returns show the site prohibition act carried by 445 to 411 against at the recent election in California. The result totals 47,943 votes in favor and 41,133 opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Application to Waarr Leonard Marvin et al
Application notices list multiple individuals including Leonard Marvin Ironton Fay Goldberg Sedatea Missouri Reinhart Schultz Reedsburg Anna Schullenberg Reedsburg Charles Hewitt Reedsburg Heidegarde Thoenes Woodian John E Dunn Barabee Gladys Pfeil Baraboo Ervin P. Prine Sauk City Alma Fern Bryan Sauk City George F. Weiss Westfloh Clara Schmidt Woodane indicating a formal filing or petition across several communities null
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Young
Kansasity
Fay Goldberg
Sedatea
Reinhart Schultz
Reedsburg
Anna Schullenberg
Charles Hewitt
Heidegarde Thoenes
Woodian
John E Dunn
Barabee
Gladys Pfeil
Baraboo
Ervin P. Prine
Sauk City
Alma Fern Bryan
George F. Weiss
Westfloh
Clara Schmidt
Woodane
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Lverried
Simonds—Obright
Stackhouse
Thomas
Henry Alexander
Verna Stackhouse
Vincennes
Indiana
Stanley J. Thomas
Miss Stackhouse
Elmer Stackhouse
Andrew Stackhouse
Alexander
North Third Street
First National Bank
Tri Kappa Sorority
Flower Mission
Alpha Phi
Depau University
Vincennes High School
Illinois University
Mrs
HR. Snider
H. «. Snider
Manning van Alstine
Oregon
Jacob Eulberg
Fairfte
van Epps
Mississippi River
Fairfield
Carr Valley
Soo Vosen
Stfield
Denzer
North Fapafiel
Rohn
Barabgo
Lohr
Ai’ Sumner, Washington
Pythias
Big Fish
Wiarr
Leonard Marvin
Ironton
Mildred I. Burgess
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