Schultz Schultz and Miss Schullenberg Wed in Reedsburg
Married at St Peters Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon at 3 pm Reverend William Kansier officiated. Attendants included Martin Schultz Walter Schulenberg and Elva Wiese. A large reception followed at the groom's parents home west of Reedsburg. They will reside on a farm west of Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz—Schullenberg
Reinhart Schultz
Reedsburg
Anna Schullenberg
Loganville
St. Peters Lutheran Church
William Kansier
Messrs
Martin Schultz
Walter Schulenberg
Missee Elva Wiese
Gladys Mante
Charles Schultz
Gade Schultz couple wed at St John’s Lutheran church
Paul Gade and Esther Schultz of Reedsburg were married Wednesday at 3 PM at St John’s Lutheran Church with Rev. Ludwig Schneider officiating. Attendants were Walter and Martha Gade Hattie Gudenschwager and Emil Schultz. A reception followed at the Schultz home west of Reedsburg. The newlyweds will farm near Loganville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gade
Schultz Paul Gade
Esther Schultz
Reedsburg
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Ludwig Schneider
Walter
Martha Gade
Hattie Gudenschwager
Emil Schultz
Carl Schultz
Loganville
Miller Ableman Wedding in Reedsburg
Miss Helen Miller of Feedesburg and Vaughn Ableman of Baraboo wed at the bride’s parents home on East Main Street Reedsburg. Rev J Hart Truesdale of the U B church officiated in the presence of immediate relatives. Burl Miller and Alice Ableman attended. couple to reside in Baraboo after a wedding dinner.
Bevelyn Bassett Weds George Holmes At Pine Presbyterian
Miss Bevelyn I Bassett and George H Holmes unite in marriage at the Pine Presbyterian manse with Rev Henke officiating. A three course dinner followed the ring ceremony. The bride wore brown crepe de chine and pink sweet peas. Witnesses included Mrs Lucy Bassett and Mrs Henke plus two sons. Mrs Holmes teaches in Sauk County schools. Mr Holmes is a milk dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevelyn I. Bassett
George H. Holmes
Rec
E.©. Henke
Henke
Lucy Bassett
Holmes
Sauk
Local Milwau kee Normal Students Homeward for Yuletide
The four Misses Clair Hoadley Lucille Foley Ruth Battles and Theodore Kartack from Milwau kee Normal have returned to the city to celebrate the Yuletide season with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Normal
Clair Hoadley
Lucille Foley
Ruth Battles
Theodore Kartack
Obituaries and Death Notices From Reedsburg Area
Mrs. Fred Ziech of Reedsburg died Monday at about 53 after cancer. Survived by husband two sons two daughters and relatives. Funeral Thursday at St Peters Lutheran church. H E Polley and others noted. Sanford Lorenzo Bennett died at 71 in Lone Rock. John A Young died near Lone Rock at nearly 70. Buried at Spring Green. Eleanor Meyer of Reedsburg and John W Klipp of Westfield listed. A notice of thanks from Theodore Stackman family and Mrs H R Snider. Eliza Christie born 1842 near Baraboo died in Portland Oregon December 8 1922 aged 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ziech
Reedsburg
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Lone Roc
Sanford Lorenzo Bennett
Thos. Dring
Wyoming
Stephen
Lone Rock
John A. Young
Black Hawk
Wisconconsin
Garah J. Palmer
Spring Green
A. L. Young
Baraboo
John W. Klipp
Westfield
Eleanor Meyer
Theodore Stackman
H. R. Snider
Eliza Christie
Portland
Oregon
Widow Mrs Snider Led Kilbourn Life After Oregon Move
In the early sixties she married Henry R. Snider of Kilbourn where she lived until his death about seven years ago. She then stayed with her daughter Mrs. J. C. Sanders in Avoca Iowa. Shortly before death she joined her daughter Mrs. Manning Van Alstine in Portland Oregon. A Kilbourn Methodist Church member most of her life, she was buried in Kilbourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Snider
Kilbourn
J. C. Sanders
Avoca
Iowa
Portland
Oregon
Manning
Harriet) van Alstine
Christmas Program Delights La Valle Community
The village school in La Valle held a Christmas program at the Bible school building to a large and pleased audience. Rev W L Bowden delivered a Christmas sermon last Sunday, followed by a well attended A C Sunday school program. Local visits included the Walter Eberts family with the Kinney family and travels by Stella Anderson, Harold Courtier, Olive Elder, Gien Miller, Ruth Schwartz, and Addison Briggs. Fred Muller marked his 92nd birthday with friends and a dainty lunch by Emma Krug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
la Valle
W. L. Bowden
A. C
Walter Eberts
Benton
Walter Kinney
Stella Anderson
Madison
Harold Courtier
Olive Elder
Gien Miller
Washington, D. C
Dr. Miller
Ruth Schwartz
Plain
Chas Schwartz
Fred Muller
Emma Krug
Mueller
L. Hatheway
Linton
Oregon
Addison Briggs
Lansing
Michigan
Fisher
Reedsburg
Barney McQuade
Fairfield School Christmas Exercises Reported
Bert Cushman who worked near Poynette last summer is now at his paternal home. Harold Burton from Island Woolen mills attended the Christmas exercises in the schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs Orin Burton were present. Mrs A W Ziegler returned from Reno Nevada where she visited son Otto and is with son Arthur. Auntie Ziegler, over seventy, traveled alone and enjoyed the western visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cushman
Poynette
Harold Burton
Island Woolen Mills
Orin Burton
A. W. Ziegler
Reno
Nevada
Otto
Arthur
Ziegler
West
Family hosts Christmas dinner with songs and Santa visit
Mr and Mrs Herb L Smith entertained thirty for Christmas dinner followed by a program of songs recitations and features. Santa Claus visited delivering gifts from his pack and from the tree. Several relatives and friends joined gatherings at the Smith home near Delton including Frank Warren Guy Hainstock and two sisters Lessie and Gladys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb. L. Smith
Santa Clause
John L. Smith
Frank Warren
Guy Hamstock
Lessie
Gladys
al. Smith
Delton
C. R. Richards
Herb. Warren
William Kahn
White Mound
Guy Hainstock
Baby
Foganville Folks Host Christmas Guests and Program
Foganville residents hosted Christmas dinners with extended families including the Dearholts Laseckes Walleces Baxs and others. Will Greshams Hunt Wheeler Ratzlaffs shared meals at various homes. The Westedt hall hosted the school Christmas entertainment praising teachers for the program.
Christmas visits fill local households with relatives
Families from Chicago Beloit Desplaines Woodstock and other areas traveled to spend Christmas with local kin. Mr and Mrs Paul Schroeder August Yeck and others joined relatives at multiple homes including Ratzlaff Gisser Bartenbach Lutherson Westedt and Riggert households for Christmas meals and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schroeder
Chicago
August Yeck
Robert
Albert Gluth
Wm. Ratzlaft
Julius Timmicke
Herman Gottwedel
Martin Zimmerman
Beloit
Adam Leicher
Frank
Charles Fisher
Ca‘tenavia
Louis Lasecke
Desplaines
Ill
William Voss
Ware
Ernest Voss
FE. Hamermiester
Lester Ware
Baraboo
William Retzlaff
Otto Stolte
Hillpoint
Ruth
Reena Kruse
Floy Pipper
P. H. Lutherson
Orvin Kruse
Woodstock
Carl Bartenbach
Hy Westedt
Fred Wheeler
Jerry Smith
Lime Ridge
G. W. Hazy
H. Riggert
Reedsburg
O. Tuhns
Viroqua
Oscar Wagner
Alvin Rist
North Freedom
J F Morrow of Spring Green Dies at Soldiers Home
J F Morrow of Spring Green died at the National Soldiers Home in Milwaukee after a two week stay. A former teacher and editor, he later worked in railway mail service and wrote widely. His son Homer is a mining professor in Platteville and another son Thomas and daughter Mrs J D Rause survived him. He promoted field day and the inter county fair leading to a 40 acre land purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Morrow
Spring Green
National Soldiers Home
Milwaukee
Morrow
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Sigsbee
Sampson
Navy
Army
James H. Hill
Homer Morrow
Wisconsin School of Mining
Platteville
Thomas
J. D. Rause
Relation of Christmas Seal to Red Cross by Local Man
Attorney Ralf T. Rudge explains the Christmas seal sale began with the Red Cross aiding the National Tuberculosis Association fifteen years ago. Since 1918 the tubercu losis group has run the sale independently, with half the proceeds funding research and education and the other half supporting local chest clinics and community fighting efforts in Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
American Red Cross
Ralf T. Rudge
National Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Association
Baraboo
Court House
America the greatest country in the world claims and figures
The speaker extols U S strength claiming vast deposits and wealth tracing growth from Civil War era totals to present output. He cites shares of world production in wheat oats cotton corn horses cattle hogs dairy pig iron copper petroleum woolens linens cotton cloth paper glass shoes steel and more, despite only five percent of the world population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
England
Richland County hunter advised on training his dogs
A Richland County hunter asked a lawyer how to pursue a fox across a farmer’s land after the farmer warned he would shoot any trespassing dogs. The lawyer advised training the hounds to stop at the fence, a plan that would let the hunter claim damages if the farmer injures a dog. The hunter left displeased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
Sumpter
Civil War Veteran T J Holeton dies at home
T J Holeton a Civil War veteran died last Wednesday at his home. Mrs J Raebuck who cared for him returns near Waukesha. Daughter Cary attended the funeral held Friday afternoon. Nearby relatives and neighbors gathered for the services as others visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Holeton
J Raebuck
Mr. Holeton
Waukesha
Mrs. Cary
Asa Camp
Hattie Risley
De‘ton
R. Cushman
Reedsburg
Butterfield
Ross Shultis
Baby
Ed O’connor, Jr
Lindsay
Reedsburg Fire Damps Roof Blaze at Buckley Home
A small Tuesday morning fire at Will Buckley’s home near the railroad track in Reedsburg was extinguished after the chimney fire spread to the roof. Not much damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Will Buckley
Rock Island County Jury Indicts 41 in 32 Cases
Forty-one persons are named in thirty-two indictments returned by the Rock Island county grand jury. The panel investigated vice and crime conditions in Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Grand Jury
Rock Isl
Catholic Women’s club meets at K C rooms
The Catholic Women’s club held a large meeting at the K C club rooms on Wednesday evening. New members joined and the group donated $5 to the anti tuberculosis association and renewed its state conference of social work membership. President Mrs Hubbard introduced Miss Mary Connor of Madison who spoke about Catholic women’s work nationwide and immigrant aid at Ellis Island El Paso and San Francisco. Refreshments followed and the social hour ended with adjournment until January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women's Club
K. C
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
State Conference of Social Work
Hubbard
Mary Connor
Madison
State Council of Catholic Women
National Council of Catholic Women
United States
Ellis Island
el Paso
San Francisco
North Freedom Items Highlight Local Moves and Illness
Mrs Cordelia Coad arrives from Bessemer to live with her father Wm Trebilcock and sister Jennie in North Freedom. Wilbur Golden and Marie Schmidt sick with chicken pox. August Beckley family moves to Madison. Viva Prine named chief of Central office replacing Mrs Beckley. Christmas services set at Lutheran German Baptist and M E churches. Margaret Deyhie ill with appendicitis. Fire call at John Brilliott home due to chimney fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Coad
Bessemer
Mich
Wm Trebilcock
Jennie
North Freedom
Wilbur
Golden
Marie Schmidt
August Beckley
Madison
Viva Prine
Central
Beckley
Lutheran Church
German Baptist Church
M. E
Margaret Deyhie
John Brilliott
New Rural Carrier Named at Reedsburg
Forrest Fisher appointed as rural carrier on route 3 out of Reedsburg to succeed Edward McClure retired last spring. Since McClure's retirement Mrs. Corwith has carried the route. Fisher's appointment takes effect January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Fisher
Reedsburg
Edw. McClure
McClure
Corwith
Fish
Guest Gives View Talk on Japare Over the Yuetide
William Waterhouse of Honolulu and his daughter Dr. Millicent Waterhouse, with Madison residents John Reinking and Miss Erna Reinking, were entertained at A. R. Reinking’s home. Waterhouse spoke on Hawaii and Japanese possessions using slides. He shared experiences from Japan and missionary work with Rev. Paul Mamori, including a tale of head hunting as a cautionary episode. The gathering included Willis B. Rice’s golden wedding celebration and a large barbecue. Dr. Waterhouse assists in psychology at the Wisconsin state education department in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waterhouse
Honolulu
Millicent Waterhouse
Madison
John Reinking
Erna C. Reinking
A. R. Reinking
Eatena
Parmena
Mr. Waterhouse
Willis BB. Rice
Rice
Woman’s Sharp Tongue Lands Her One Year Jail Time
Mrs Elizabeth Brown of Quincy Illinois was sentenced in court to one year in jail for neglecting two children by a former wife. Her husband was ordered to contribute to their support and she was placed on probation. She told reporters she would skip out and never care for the children upon leaving the court, prompting the judge to delay her departure for at least one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brown
Quincy
Ill
Brown
Return of Eve Shot in Wisconsin Dells by O'Brien Mayo
Eugene O'Brien and Edna Mayo select the Wisconsin Dells as the setting for The Return of Eve. The locale’s river scenery and diverse landscapes drew praise from local residents and critics alike as the couple filmed an entire summer on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dells
Eugene O’brien
Edna Mayo
Eve
Wisconsin
Mayo
O’brien
Crandall
Kil
Gene O’brien
Wisconsin River
Prohibition Agents Make Seven Arrests in Rhinelander
While awaiting the late train for defense attorney in a Rhinelander liquor law trial four state prohibition agents, under Deputy Carl Henning, arrested seven more suspects and collected about 1500 dollars in fines. Prohibition Commissioner W Stanley Smith noted our deputies almost always fund their trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
Prohibition
W. Stanley Smith
Carl Henning
Mr. Smith
Former Reedsburg Man Faces Border Hurdles Returns After 14 Years
Fred Thayer and his family, long residents of Canada, faced delays at the U S border on return to Reedsburg via Winnipeg and Pembina. With city attorney H N Winchester and I Lenroot involved, the Secretary of Labor is expected to grant admission to a native born American after two weeks of advocacy and rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
H. N. Winchester
I. Lenroot
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Thayer
Fred Thayer
Canada
Winnipeg
Pembina
N. C
Atty
Winchester
Lenroot
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Hewitt
Charles Hewitt
Hildegarde Thoenes
Woodland
St. John’s Parsonage
L. Schneider
Walter Hewitt
Dellona
H E. Polley
H. EF. Polley
Lodi
Fairfield School
Yuletide
Foganville
Sam Dearholt
John Dearholt
Charles Wallace
Will Greshams
Will Hunt
Edd Bohn
Hy Nieman
William Ratzlaff
Westedt's
Soldiers Home
America
Richland County
Urban Mather
Home Circle Club
Stephen Premo
Ford Magli
Roy Spoors
Roy Mather
Carol Wagner
Charles Miller
Glen Kindschi
K. (C. Hall
Miss Connor
NORTH
Freedo
Japare
Weis
U. S
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