Obituary Albert Koepp Dies at 79 in Baraboo
Albert Koepp died at his home on 912 Second street after an evening illness. Born in Germany he was 79. Survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs. Oscar Norene of Baraboo formerly Portland Oregon, Mrs. Homer Jeffries of Baraboo, and Mrs. Charles Dickie of Portland Oregon. Interment in Baraboo cemetery.
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Albert Koepp
Second Street
Germany
Oscar Norene
Baraboo
Portland
Oregon
Homer Jeffries
Charles Dickie
Mrs Edith Abbott Dies at 61 in Baraboo Area
Miss Edith Abbott died Thursday at her home at age 61. She is survived by her sister Miss Jennie and her brother Frank, both of Baraboo.
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Edith Abbott
Jennie
Frank
Baraboo
Mrs Koepp of Caledonia Dies at 44
Mrs Fred Koepp of Caledonia died Wednesday at midnight aged 44. Cause of death was parturition. She is survived by her husband five children Ivan Lawrence Gilbert Harold and an infant. Two brothers Charles Zamsow Caledonia and George Zamzow Portage also survive.
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Fred Koepp
Caledonia
Ivan
Lawrence
Gilbert
Harod
Charles Zamsow
George Zamzow
Portage
Longtime Baraboo Resident Mrs Parks Dies at 98
Mrs Caroline Parks born December 24 1822 in Sussex England died June 7 1921 at Merrimack Wisconsin aged 98 years 5 months 13 days. She married Frederick Parks and lived in New York Milwaukee and Baraboo before settling in Merrimack She leaves two daughters Mrs Irry Rhinehardt and Mrs Charlotte Ibson and two sons Thomas and Charles Parks with 27 grandchildren 42 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. Funeral held at M E church Baraboo with Rev Moore officiating Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Those from afar included Mr and Mrs Valentine Rhinehardt Mrs Charlotte Gibson and Fred Parks family.
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Caroline Parks
Sussex
England
Merrimack
Wis
Frederick Parks
New York
Thomas
Charles
Milwaukee
Will
Baraboo
Thomas Parks
Merrimack Wis
Irry Rhinhardt
Charlotte Ibson
Charles Parks
M.e
Moore
M. E. Church of
Charles Pigg
Guy Clark
Charles Melzl
Althea Clark
Jed Parks
Louis Parks
Jerome Parks
Lawrence Lee
Mark Rhin-ewardt
LeRoy Parks
Oak Hill Cemetery
Say
Valentine Rhinhardt
Charlotte Gibson
Fred Parks
Evelyne
George and Marshall
Chetek
W. Funk
Card of Thanks for Deceased Mother
We thank friends who assisted us during illness and after our mother’s decease. Rev Moore provided comforting words, and gratitude goes to the singers and those who sent floral tokens. Sons Daughters and other relatives.
Mrs Andrew D. Smith of Caledonia Dies After Illness
Mrs. Andrew D. Smith of Caledonia died at her home Friday morning after a lingering illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew D. Smith
Caledonia
Mrs Dickerson Dies at Portage Home
Mrs Nathan Dickerson died at 7 15 Friday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Thomas Mc Gowan in Portage.
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Nathan Dickerson
Thomas McGowan
Portage
Mrs Mary Elmore Cowan Dies in Los Angeles at 82
Mrs. Mary Elmore Cowan widow of Henry Huntington Cowan of Baraboo died June 10 at her daughter Edith Shepherds home in Los Angeles. She was 82, suffered cancer three years, survived by son C H Cowan daughter Edith Shepherd two granddaughters and two great grandchildren. A sister Frances Sinclair and several nieces and nephews. longtime Los Angeles resident for fourteen years. Born near Chicago. The Cowan family once lived at 701 Ash Street Baraboo.
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Mary Elmore Cowan
Henry Huntington Cowan
Baraboo
Edith Shepherd
Los Angeles
C. H. Cowan
C. A. McCoy
Corinne Cowan
McCoy
Ash Street
H. H. Cowan
Highth Avenue
Sherm Luce
Buried Hero Private Simon Blau Remains Interred at Plain
The private, born November 7 1892 in Bear Creek, left Baraboo July 24 1918 for war service. He sailed to France September 6 1918, served in the Medical Department Base Hospital No 53, died of septicemia May 22 1919. Burial attended by Private Joseph Emet and pallbearers Tony Young Walter Siegel John Bayer Alois Gru.
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Simon Blau
Plain
Blau
Bear Creek
Joseph Blau
Baraboo
Chattanooga
Tennessee
28Th Infantry
Hoboken
New Jersey
France
Base Hospital
No. 53
Joseph Emet
Camp Grant
Tony Young
Walter Siegel
John Bayer
Alois Gru
Plain residents featured in local notices
Frank Nachreiner and Ederer of Plain are mentioned alongside other individuals in a local notice segment. The fragment notes several residents connected to the community record, with no further context provided.
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Ber
Frank Nachreiner
Ederer
Married couple Schulgen and Mair wed in Lodi
Miss Margaret Roberta Schulgen and Roswell Charles Mair were married in Lodi and will reside in Morrisonville, the groom’s home.
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Margaret Roberta Schulgen
Roswell Charles Mair
Lodi
Morrisonville
Couple United in Loganville Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Anna Hasz and August Pepper of Loganville wed at 2 30 PM Wednesday in the Loganville Lutheran church with Rev. Stoeckhardt performing. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Theodore Hasz. They will reside on a farm near Loganville.
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Pepper—Hasz
Anna Hasz
August Pepper
Loganville
Lutheran Church
Miss Velma Buss Weds Harry McWilliams in LaValle
Velma Buss of LaValle and Harry McWilliams tied in marriage at the Buss home with Rev. J. E. Cooke officiating. About sixty relatives and friends attended a wedding dinner before the couple left for a northern trip and planned to settle on a LaValle area farm.
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Velma Buss
Harry McWilliams
LaValle
Frank Buss
la Valle
J. E. Cooke
Reedsburg
Miss Elma Loper Weds Rudolph Lisbeam
Miss Elma Loper daughter of Mrs Isabella Loper West Point and Rudolph Lisbeam of Rockford have been married and will reside at London Wisconsin.
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Elma Loper
Isabella Loper
West Point
Rudolph Lisbeam
Rockford
London
Wis
Mueller Hess Couple Wed in Loyd Ceremony
Miss Mara Hess of Lloyd and Henry Mueller of Alden Minnesota were married recently at Loyd. The couple will reside in Albert Lea Minnesota.
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Mueller—Hess
Mara Hess
Lloyd
Henry Mueller
Alden
Minnesota
Loyd
Mueller
Albert Lea
Minn
Local LaValle couple wed on farm in LaValle town
C T Lucht son of Mr and Mrs Herman Lucht and Miss Esther Leppert daughter of Mr and Mrs Goodwin Leppert both of LaValle were married recently. The couple will reside on a farm in the town of LaValle.
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C. T. Lucht
Herman Lucht
Esther Leppert
Goodwin Leppert
LaValle
Riches and Kleinert Tie Wedding at Troy Home
Edna Margaret Kleinert and Robert V. Riches wed at the Kleinert residence in Troy. The couple plans to reside at Riches corner in the town of Troy.
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Edna Margaret Kleinert
Robert V. Riches
C. H. Kleinert
Troy
Riches Corner
Town of
Couple Wed at St John Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Louise Borchardt daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Borchardt of Portage and Carl W Bohnas of Endeavor were married at St John Lutheran parsonage at two oclock Tuesday afternoon June 14 Rev William Offenbeck Portage officiating. They were attended by Ed Bohnas and Miss Amanda Offerdal. The groom works at the county stone crusher on Highway 29 and served eleven months in World War II in the quartermaster department at Augusta Georgia.
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Louise Borchardt
Albert Borchardt
Portage
Carl W. Bohnas
Endeavor
St. John’s Lutheran Parsonage
William Offenbeck
Ed. Bohnas
Amanda Offerdal
Quartermaster’s Department
Augusta
Georgia
Nieman and Schilling Wed at Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Mable Nieman daughter of Mr and Mrs George Nieman Bara Boo and Herman Schilling were married Thursday evening at the Lutheran parsonage. Rev Hi Mueller officiated. Attendants were Meta Lehman and Oscar Schilling. The bride wore white crepe de chine and the bridesmaid pink. The couple left for Reedsburg to establish their future home.
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Mable Nieman
George Nieman
Baraboo
Herman Schilling
Hi. Mueller
Meta Lehman
Oscar Schilling
Reedsburg
Cattle Outlook Brighter After Wisconsin Breeders Event
J Chamberlain of the Short Horn World told Sauk County breeders at the Pierce home that cattle supplies remain tight and prices will rise though war prices are unlikely. Wisconsin tops the nation in dairy cattle, with beef cattle ranking fourth, and local efforts urged for stronger organization and education.
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J. Clark Chamberlain
Chicago
Walter Pierce
Chamberlain
Wisconsin
A. C. Kingsford
Baraboo
Baraboo High School
Davis Roehr Marriage Unites J C Davis Jr and Helen Roehr
J C Davis Jr of Reedsburg and Miss Helen Roehr of Wonewoe were married recently. The couple will reside in Reedsburg after the ceremony.
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J. C. Davis, Jr
Reedsburg
Helen Roehr
Wonewoe
Muriel Ewing and Delgetta Jelined Wed in Ironton
Muriel Ewing and Delgetta Jelined were married recently in Ironton. Mr and Mrs Michael Dooley attended the ceremony.
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Muriel Ewing
Delgetta Jelined
Ironton
Michael Dooley
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Burlington
Alex. Kennedy
Pearl
Fennimore
Sylvania
Irvin Parks
Fenn
Mark Rheinhardt
Private Simon Blau
Edward
W. D. Johnson
Flora Astle
Will Meyer
Madaline
Curtis Singleterry
Aurora
Ill
Harvey Hill
Archie Hill
Marjorie Wells
Cameron
Loper—Liebenm
Lucht—Leppert
Riches—Kleinert
Bohnas—Borchart
Nieman—Schilling
S. A. Pelton
C. H. Williams
Sauk County
J. G. Fuller
University of Wisconsin
Davis—Roehr
Ewing
Me-o-my
Jimmy Pipe
Prince Albert
P. A
Dringe Albert
Dy Ae
Spandee
Aenite Tobacco Co
Bank OF Baraboo
Whember Federal Reserve System
Dodge Brothers
Tarnutzer Garage
Hersey
South Side Department Store
Peck Mercantile Co
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