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Newspaper

Baraboo Weekly News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

7

Obituary notes on Greenleaf and Buzzo families move to Sauk County

Obituaries record former Portage resident L. E. Greenleaf dying in Milwaukee. William Buzzo's remains moved from Peoria to North Freedom and reinterred beside his wife. Buzzo had lived in North Freedom and Mohawk Michigan with children and relatives named. Dr Hiddessen, Sauk City physician for decades, died at home May 25 after serving since 1875. survivors include George Norman Otto, Mrs Steinbrink, and others. Mrs H G Lewis dies in Portage. York of Portage died after auto accident return trip from Kilbourn.

William Buzzo North Freedom Peoria Buzzo Mohawk Michigan Ill William Shale Guy Buzzo Beloit Ruth Tiark Jennie Reynolds Elina Rowley Peovia Ethel Sandbere Milwaukee Hiddessen Sauk City Appleton Wis Anna Lodde Eddie S. Wilkinson George Norman Otto This City John Steinbrink Baraboo Henry Longmont

Portage Couple Amanda Heller and John Harvey Wed

Miss Amanda Heller and John Harvey both of Portage united in marriage at St Peters Lutheran church in a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev Wm Kansier. Bridesmaids and a Milwaukee groomsman attended. Dorothy Roper served as flower girl. A reception followed at the bride’s home on Clark Street with about fifty relatives and friends. The couple plans to live on Laurel Street. the bride has been a cashier at the Big Store and the groom works for a farm implement firm.

Hilda Rosentha Tilker Reedsburg United Inarriage St. Peters Lutheran Church Wm. Kansier Alma Meyer William Rosenthal Milwaukee Dorothy Roper John Rosenthal Clark Street Laurel Street

Baraboo Notices Marriage of Miss Helen Greenwood and Frank P Aughnay

Relatives in Baraboo announce the marriage of Miss Helen Greenwood daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Greenwood of Chippewa Falls to Frank P Aughnay of Mandan North Dakota. The ceremony occurred in Mandan on May 26 performed by Rev Owen. The couple will reside in Mandan after July first and are to visit Chippewa Falls for a two week stay at Glen Loch with Mr and Mrs Greenwood.

Baraboo Helen Greenwood W. R. Greenwood Chippewa Falls Frank P. Aughnay Mandan N. D Owen Lodi Aughnay Henry Cowles Greenwood Glen Loch Baptist Merton Webster Arthur Aldridge Marion Ind Croker Bible School Foster Harrison Marshall Parrigon Chet Heiffel

Coughlin Bloomfield Wed In Portage Catholic Church

Edward W. Coughlin son of Mr and Mrs J M Coughlin Baraboo and Miss Helen Bloomfield daughter of Frank Bloomfield Portage were united in marriage at Portage Catholic church. Rev Fr McBride officiated. The couple after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home went for an automobile trip and will reside at 200 Third Street Baraboo.

Edward W. Coughlin J. M. Coughlin Helen Bloomfield Frank Bloomfield Portage Portage Catholic Church McBride Charles Coughlin Baraboo Florence Brody Fortage Balboo Third Street Coughlin Stortz Mr. and

Pretty Wedding Unites Anna Blanck and Leo Beulow

Miss Anna Blanck and Leo E. Beulow wed at St. Josephs Catholic Church in a six thirty ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride, a longtime Bell telephone employee, wore white satin and georgette with Ophelia roses. the groom is a World War II veteran working at Gust meat market. The couple plans a wedding trip to Milwaukee and Chicago with a return home at 224 Third Street.

St. Joseph's Catholic Church Anna Blanck Albert Blanck Leo E. Beulow Henry Beulow Reedsburg Orlofski Lawrence W. Brilliott North Freedom Catherine Blanck Third Street Benlow Milwaukee Chicago Buelow Gust

Mating Papers Listed for Wisconsin Residents

Walter Smith of Bear Creek and Lois Weston of Spring Green listed as marriage candidates along with a long roster including residents from Baraboo Ableman Reedburg Reedsburg Excelsior and other towns such as Baraboo Dellona Merrimack and Washington Glen. The notice names multiple individuals and places indicating a county civil or clerical filing of marriage intentions.

Walter Smith Bear Creek Lois Weston Herman Werthein Ableman Hedwig A. Mortimer Excelsior James F. Bray Baraboo Cdna Zimmerman Emil R. Gali Lilah Meyers Jay F. Warner Twin Bluffs Wis Louise Hansen Spring Green Leon Peck Edna Runyan William Sorge Reedsburg Meta Steinhorst Edward A. Foss Dellona Hilda Harrison

Spring Green Notes Include Hospital Release and Local Work

Miss Bernetta Bein kofner of Milwaukee was released from the hospital and is visiting her parents in Spring Green after an automobile accident in Milwaukee last fall that claimed three of four aboard. The village corps push water mains and re wiring by the Wisconsin River Power Co. continues. seniors filled the new theater for a well rendered play.

Bernetta Beinkofner Milwaukee Andrew Beinkofner Spring Green Miss Beinkofner Bernetta James Whiters Mazomanie Wisconsin River Power Co James McCready Black Hawk A. T. Porter Hillsboro Chicago Deacon Dogs West Virginia Vian Chatfield B. F. Davis van Reese Ward Allen Olson

Bequest Rumor Of 500000 Hospital From Judge Marshall

Officials of the Methodist hospital association claim a dying bequest by the late Justice Marshall for a 500000 hospital building. Executors deny any such bequest and have filed no announcement. The will makes no mention of the bequest and provides for estate disposition from other sources. Claims may be filed within four months and one claim for 500000 is proposed.

Judge Marshall Madison Justice Marshall The Methodist Hospital Association Hospital Association Marshall

Delton Village Sees Spring of Home Improvements

Delton residents report a bustling spring with paint on homes and new porches among marked upgrades. Otto Timme moves his house to build a new bungalow. several cottages gain modern touches including french doors and electricity.

Delton Simonds John Timme Charles Briggs John Chaffee P. R. Huntinton Melinda Reiter Les Kingsley Hiwalleck Kingsley J. R. Law Chicago W. R. Hurlbut Otto Timme Addie Wilber Geoge Gray Timme Jane Wheeler E. L. Reynolds W. Hurlbut Ato P. R. Huntingtons Evelyn Sumner Detroit Michigan Grace Wolcoct Necedah Sarrington H. L. Sarrington A. F. Jones Mesdames M. Laushe Alice Curtis Fort Atkinson Pearl Timme Hattie Brown Genevieve Washburn Frank Kanimski Manston Dorothy Turner Kate Harris Kilbourn Jas. Gifford Hotel Morris Alta Blackman M. Mainwaring Richland Center

Gasser Families Visit Relatives and Attend Local Events

Frank and Arthur Gasser and families visited brothers John and Ray Gasser in Blue River Sunday. Families attended devotion services at Ironton and Eugene Gasser's group visited John Mall at Reedsburg. Attendees from here also joined a dance at Herman Burmaster's on Saturday night.

Frank Arthur Gasser John Ray Gasser Blue River Ironton Eugene Gasser John Mall Reedsburg Herman Burmasters

Bazaar Draws Crowd at Town Hall Sale Event

A bazaar held last Saturday by the Willing Workers at the town hall drew many attendees from Baraboo Portage and the local area. Auto loads came from Baraboo and a road caravan from Portage joined numerous locals at the event.

Baraboo Portage

Barn Dance in Dane County Ends in Moonshine Raid

A drunken barn dance at David Dunn's farm in Burke ends with attendees collapsed on the floor as Sheriff William McCormick and Prohibition officers raid the site. Peter Swiggum seen passing moonshine. two gallons found in a car parked nearby. Two men arrested. DA Theodore Lewis to file action.

David Dunn Burke William McCormick Prohibition Peter Swiggum McCormick Walter D. Hanson Theodore Lewis

Officers Elected for Prairie Sunday School

Rev D J McTavish of the American Sunday School Union guest in Lyons for a Sunday program. The Webster s Prairie Union Sunday School in Upper Webster s Prairie was organized with T B Towle as Superintendent and Ruth Johnson as Secretary Treasurer. Mrs George Chaplin named Asst Supt and Mrs Joe Lindsay as Organist. Rev McTavish delivered a gospel address to a good audience.

D. J. McTavish American Sunday School Union Wisconsin H. C. Goodenough Lyons Webster's Prairie School House Prairie Union Sunday School T. B. Towle Geor. Chaplin Treas Ruth Johnson Joe Lindsay McTavish

Freshman Cassell and Meng Home From Prairie du Lac

Mary Babington Cassell and Raymond Meng finished their freshman year at Prairie du Lac High School and are home for summer. A party occurred at Gene Bernard’s home Saturday evening. The Wisconsin River, once high, is now lower, upsetting fishermen. Mrs. Martin Bernard was ill for several days.

Mary Babington Raymond Meng Prairie du Lac Gene Bernards Wisconsin Martin Bernhard

Marcellon Farmer Loses Leg in Tractor Accident

Chester Simmers of Marcellon suffered a below the knee amputation after a tractor accident. He remains hospitalized with injuries believed to be serious but non life threatening.

Marcellon Farmer Chester Simmers

Westfield and Rock Elm Honor Six Graduates in 1922

The Westfield and Rock Elm schools each report six graduates for 1922. The Westfield ceremony included a Friday picnic at Westfield Park and attendance at Al Ringling theatre graduation events. Notables from the community attended, with families visiting Adams and Madison for related activities.

Ruth Davis Westfield Rock Elm School Floyd Brooks Wilfred Braun Virgin Walter Alexander Adeline Klipp Amanda Schulte al. Ringling Theatre William Schulte Fred Brooks Ada Braun Percy Alexander Will Klipp Will Alexander Florence Ruth Alexander Ochsner Park Harry Verthein John Verthein Adams Frank Smith Ableman H. A. Sutherland Rob Hoppe Black Hawk Udo Braun Braun

Arrest Dynamiters Near Camp Douglas

Conservation Wardens B A Deckham of Baraboo and B K Hiliker of western Wisconsin arrested three men near Camp Douglas on charges of dynamiting carp in trout streams.

A. Deckham Baraboo B. KB Hiliker Camp Douglas

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L. E. Greenleaf Dr. C. Hiddessen H. G. Lewis G. LE. York Harvey—Heller Amanda Heller John Harvey Tilker—Rosentha Aughway Bloomfield Blanck Delton Village Carr Valley Dane County Prairie Sunday School Cassell Dept. of Agriculture Creonoid Bookles Balcomer New York C Edding Trousseaus Park Westfield School Chilten Theodore Upnoff Ed Gollmar HY Ieee Oemar Os Etl Hawkins Henry Matthew Wilwams Wright — Lin Aaa Minois Enter Ocean Wisconsin Truck Company Loganville, Wis Arlecma’e Ene L. C. Welch
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