Marriage News From Wisconsin and California
Marriages announced include Meta Steinhorst and William Sorge at Loganville St Peter’s church with a reception at the bride’s father’s home. Glen W. Orton and Zama Cornell wed in Madison with post ceremony dinner in Park Hotel and plans to reside in Baraboo after July first. Elizabeth Gattwinkel and Harry Boroff married in Los Angeles First Congregational Church in a church ceremony with witnesses and music. the bride has teaching experience and will live in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Steinhorst
William Sorge
Loganville St. Peter’s Church
Stoeckhardt
Steinhorst
Dellona Groom Weds Hilda Harrison at St Peters Lutheran
Edward Foss of Dellona and Miss Hilda Harrison of Reedsburg were married at the St Peters Lutheran parsonage at high noon Wednesday by Rev. Wm Kansier. They were attended by their brother and sister and a wedding dinner followed at the bride's parents home. The couple left on the afternoon train for Beloit and Milwaukee and plan to reside on the Dellona farm purchased by the groom and his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Foss
Dellona
Hilda Harrison
Reedsburg
St. Peters Lutheran Parsonage
Wm. Kansier
Irvin Harrison
Beloit
Milwaukee
Flynn Williams Wedding in Reedsburg Receives Married Gift
A ceremony last evening at Mr and Mrs W 8 Flynn home united Lora Flynn and John W Williams of Reedsburg with Rev W W Moore officiating Miss Flora Stanley played Lohengrin as they stood under ivy and roses Bridesmaids wore crepe de chine gowns and pink roses The couple will live in Reedsburg after a short trip with groom owner of an electrical shop About thirty relatives attended the three course dinner Gifts were exchanged and decorations featured green white roses and peonies Also noted is the Madison wedding of Miss Helen Steuber and William Conkle on June 14 1922
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton
Cornell
Glen W. Orton
J. J. Orton
Jessie M. Orton
Park Hotel
Madison
Baraboo
N. W. Railroad Company
Flynn—Williams
Flynn
Lora
John W. Williams
Reedsburg
W. W Moore
Flora Stanley
Ruth Grote
Albert Flinn
Ableman
Lilah Meyer
Emil Gall
William Gall
F. Popp
Helen Hinz
Iowa
Walter Geisser
Chicago
Caroline Retzlaf
Harry Wiseman
Hilda Gall
Wallace Meyer
Lorna Florell Gall
Lohengrin
Florence Zeck
D. Colburn
Harve
Will
Easton
Andy
Wonewoc
Frank
California
Pana Schoff
Pete Loftins
White Creek
Earnest Sheppard
Dellona
Co. L. Gran
Woman Relief Corps
Olin
C. E. Borcha
Arthur Roberstein
Phil Karipple
Westfield
Kilbourn
Hannett
Margaret Cavanaugh
John Paulson
Oxford
Eva Swansby
Julius Kubier
Vanho
Minn
Norman Cummings
Miss Fern
Kay Foster
Norma
Keith
Fosters
Ladysmith
Mr. Cummings
J. Anthoff
Anna Vogt
la Crosse
August Belter, Jr
Portage
Belter
Clara Houppe
Arlington
Gus Hoffman
M. F
Relief Corps
John Gillespie
Local Weddings Feature Sauk City and Reedsburg Couples
Miss Paula Hahn and Walter Fuchs tied the knot in Sauk City joining families of Sauk City and Prairie du Sac. Esther Penshorn and Carl Linhart wed in Wonewaye. John Warne and Margaret Krug wed in Judge James H Hill's office at the courthouse on a Saturday afternoon. the couple was unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Hahn
Frank Hahn
Sauk City
Walter Fuchs
George Fuchs
Prairie du Sac
Twin Bluffs Man Weds West Spring Green Woman
J. F. Warner of Twin Bluffs married Miss Edna Runyan of West Spring Green in a Spring Green ceremony. The couple’s wedding was reported by local town society pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Warner
Twin Bluffs
Edna Runyan
West Spring Green
Spring Green
Newell and Getchman Tie The Knot In Fairfield Ceremony
Miss Alice Newell daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Newell of Fairfield married Tuesday at 10 in the Presbyterian manse with Rev E C Henke officiating. Bride wore blue satin with pink rose bouquet. The groom Benjamin T Getchman serves in the 330 Machine Gun outfit at Camp Custer. They plan to reside in Lyons and begin housekeeping assisted by a dinner from Mr and Mrs E G Gollmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Custer
Island Woolen Mill
Lyons
E. G. Gollmar
Ridge Street
Pretty Barron Wedding Joins Wichern and Rost
Hazel E Wichern wed Ee H Rost at the Wicherns home in Barron on Monday morning at 11 30. Rev Penn of the M E church officiated. The couple left for Minneapolis for a short honeymoon and plan to settle in Roundup Montana with Rost employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Timblin
Bessie Gibbons
Baraboo
Fred L. Wichern
Minneapolis
Moorhead
Minnesota
Roundup
Montana
J. F. Wichern
Drownings and Weddings Mark Kilbourn Area Events
Necedah man drowns near Kilbourn two miles from the Helmar Hanson home. The 19 year old nephew of Hanson is missing after the Wisconsin river accident. A separate notice reports a double wedding at Ableman and a church ceremony in Ivanhoe. Other items note a 86 year old widow dying, shifts in families from Kilbourn to California and Westfield, and local civic acts including cemetery decoration by the John Gillespie Relief Corps No. 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necedah
Wisconsin River
Kilbourn
Helmar Hanson
Hanson
Wedding at Carlin Hall Ends With Joyful Reception
The couple wed in a formal ceremony with bridesmaids in pink silk and pink white carnations. After greetings at the bride’s parents’ home a 6 o’clock reception followed at Carlin's Hall for about 150 relatives and friends. Music by Wer theins saxophone orchestra accompanied supper and dancing. The groom works for Jewel Tea Co. with Baraboo as his base. the pair will reside at 433 Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin’s
Wertheins
Third Street
Jewel Tea Co
Baraboo
Marriages Filed For Readiness At Local Parishes
Applications to marry list includes Elisabeth Peters and Benedict Kraemer of Spring Green. Edwin H. Smith and Pauline Geisser from Withee and Ableman. Louis Von Behen and Ella Von Wald of Prairie du Sac. Martin Thies of Loganville and Etta Ninnamon of Loganville. Clifford Metcalf and Ada Davis of Prairie du Sac. Lyell Johnson and Madge Phillips of Reedsburg. Rosa Riedel of Washington and Paul Toeder of Excelsior. Lydia Foss and Arlow Giles of Reedsburg. Hazel Brooks and Lewis Hosig of Reedsburg. Selah Wilmot and Hugo Riggert of Reedsburg. Doris Edwards of Fort Atkinson.
Trimpy Studio Unmatched in Baraboo Opens New Creative Studio
Baraboo welcomes Trimpey Studio on Fourth Avenue a ground floor birch and fir building with lattice ceiling and French doors leading to a garden. The opening draws patrons after Mr and Mrs Trimpey moved to larger quarters to showcase portraits crafts and rare wares attracting locals and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Trimpey
Fourth Avenue
E. B. Trimpey
Haugen
Park
Talisin
Frank Lloyd Wright
Spring Green
Wright
Japan
Imperial Hotel
South Avenue
Yuletide
Devi Bara Opens New Resort at Devils Lake
Devi Bara near Devils Lake opened yesterday under L. H. Hill with about forty guests attending the first dinner. Sixteen acres of grounds include eight acres of hotel and cottages amid an apple orchard. The site features a veranda dining area, a four hundred foot artesian well, sanitary cess-pool, tennis court, and fresh amenities reflecting a rapid transformation since Hill took possession.
Ableman Triumphs Over Wonewoc In Ten Day Cure Quest
Ableman defeated Wonewoc 15 to 4 at Holtz's park. Dockerty started for Wonewoc, left after six innings. Schultz relieved. Roush pitched for Ableman, allowing six hits and striking out twelve with a three bagger. Plickta and Frank the midget center fielder delivered key hits. Next Sunday Ableman faces Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ableman
Wonewoc
Wonewoce
Holtz‘s Park
Dockerty
Schultz
Roush
Wonewoe
Plickta
Frank
Portage
Pleasant Ridge
Lyons Pleasant Ridge
Local Couple William Fellows and Lou Metcalf Wed
William Fellows son of Mrs Jen ne Fellows and Miss Lou Metcalf daughter of Mrs Cora Metcalf, both of this city, were married in Rockford yesterday. They will live in Janesville where Fellows works for Fuller Brush. The couple, Baraboo High School graduates of 1921, were a surprise to friends in Baraboo who offer congratulations. Metcalf attended the University of Wisconsin this past year. Fellows studied at 4C Business College in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fellows
Jennie Fellows
Lou Metcalf
Cora Metcalf
Rockford
Janesville
Fellows
Fuller Brush Company
Baraboo
Foresters Convene in Baraboo With 240 Delegates
Delegates from Racine Kenosha Sheboygan Milwaukee River Falls Whitewater Beloit La Crosse and others totaling 240 attend the United Order of Foresters state convention in Baraboo. The session opens in Gollmar's hall with oath taking and speeches. Officers elected include Hohman Duffin Landrum Ferlein Morrisey and others. A large dance with Terbiico Orchestra ends the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Order of Foresters
Baraboo
Racine
Kenosha
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
River Falls
Whitewater
Beloit
la Crosse
Gollmar‘s
C. G. Robinson
Adolph Andre
Gollmar‘s Hall
Andre
Dr. Goddard
Eau Claire
the United Order of Foresters
Berkley’s Hall
H. F. Hohman
Milwauke
H. R
J. R. Duffin
J. R. Landrum
A. J. Ferlein
Hudson
John Morrisey
J. B. Goddard
Emil Tanck
Watertown
William Hautcamp
Chaplin
Eleanor Olson
Geo. W. Blann
A. A. Riel, Sr
E. E. Howard
Fountain
O. F. Olson
Walter K. Nebel
Kinnickinnie
Louis Federer
Dr. S. Sharberge
Magnet
Robert Roeder
Terbiico
Lodge
Exceellent
Giants Beat Portage 14 to 6 at Portage Fair Grounds
The Union Giants defeated Portage 14 to 6 at the fair ground in Portage Friday morning. Earlier they beat Baraboo 8 to 5 at Bara Boo Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Portage
Union Giants
Baraboo
Officers Named in W. C. T. U Convention
The 30th annual Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention in Merrimack June 14 and 15 elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. George Hanson Baraboo, vice president Mrs. George Seamans Reedsburg, recording secretary Mrs. Alice Wakefield Baraboo, recording secretary Mrs. W. L. Craker Reedsburg, treasurer Mrs. Mae Cramer Merrimack. Delegates numbered 19 with 349 members in Sauk county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women‘s Christian Temperance Union
Merrimack
George Hanson
Baraboo
George Seamans
Reedsburg
Alice Wakefield
W. L. Craker
Mae Cramer
Hanson
Mary Scott Johnson
Sauk County
Potato expert injured as roof collapses on farm
A. T. Johnson of Birchwood Wisconsin, famed for prize winning potatoes, was seriously hurt when an old roof he was wrecking fell on him at his farm. He was unconscious for a long period but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Johnson
Birchwood
Wis
Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sorge
Gattwinkel—Boroff
Ghina
Cal. Champion
Elizabeth Gattwinkel
Chino
Harry Js. Boroff
Los Angeles
First Congregational Church
Paul R. Queen
R. H. Heydt
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sumpter
West
Foss—Harrison
Steuber—Conkle
Helen Steuber
W. F. Steuber
William Conkle
Fuchs—Hahn
Linhert—Penshorn
Esther Penshorn
Carl Linhart
Wonewae
Warner—Runyan
Wichern
Metcalf—Astle
M. E. Parsonage
Beavin
Marie Metcalf
Hillpoint
Roy A. Astle
Excelsior
Stella Astle
Glen Metcalf
Sarah Parkin
Weidman
Clarence Metcalf
Astle
John Astle
Meyer Gall
Kilboqurn
Elisabeth Peters
Benedict Kraemer
Edwin H. Smith
Withee, Wis
Pauline Geisser
Louis W. von Behen
Ella von Wald
Martin W. Thies
Loganville
Etta Ninnamon
Clifford W. Metcalf
Ada Davis
Lyell Johnson
Madge Phillips
William Korth
Washington
Rosa Riedel
Paul Toeder
Lydia Foss
Arlow M. Giles
Hazel Brooks
Lewis Hosig, Troy
Selah Wilmot
Hugo W. Riggert
Doris C. Edwards
Fort Atkinson
Trimpy Studio
Devils Lake
Hattie
Merchants Power and Light Company
Glenville
George McArthur
A. S. Kingsford
McArthur
W.C. T
Exide
Conner
Fourth Street
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