Obituary notices for Bindley and Hoeraus in Wisconsin
LeRoy Bindley aged 27 died at a Wales sanitarium from tuberculosis. His remains go to Waukesha for burial and arrive in Baraboo for funeral services at the Baraboo cemetery chapel Monday at two. Interment follows in Baraboo cemetery. He was a son of George Bindley of Elroy, a former city conductor. a brother died recently in a western railroad accident. Mrs. Bindley had died earlier. Walter Hoeraus, about 26, a garage worker in Arcadia, was killed when a Fordson tractor reared and crushed him while moving a threshing engine from the Ford garage of W. P. Massacre Co. The tractor’s front wheels lifted as it began to haul the load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Bindley
Sanitarium
Wales
Waukesha
Baraboo
George Bindley
Elroy
Bindley
Walter Hoeraus
Arcadia
Fordson
Ford
W. P. Massacre Co
Col. J. Turner
Madison
Manston
Green Bay
Edward Lehman
Lynn
Oak
B. N. Robinson
Chris Welch
Jesse Deaver
Viroqua
Welch
Vernon County
G. L. Bohn
L. M. Jacobs
University of Wisconsin
New York
East
Long Island
Birgen
Christiana
Norway
Copenhagen
England
Hill
St. Peters
J. E. Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Northwestern Road
Milton Starner
Merrimack
Walter H. McIntosh
Lodi
W. H. Hamilton
Jay Holloway
Celia F. Rehbein
Emil Rehbein
F. W. Schroeller
E. M. Doll
John Scheible
F. W. Schoeller
Ableman
North Freedom
Brimer Farm
Ash Creek
Richland Center
Fred McNamer
Roy Maxwell
McNamer
Maxwell
W. H. Sword
Fisher
Reedsburg
Wisconsin
Boscobel Bridge
Poynette
Columbia Co
Fond du Lac
Charles Lusby
H. L. Halsted
Cooper
A. A. Cooper
Dubuque
Iowa
Wisconsin Military Reservation
Camp Douglas
National Guard
Mrs. Charles Catlin Dies at 52 in Local Home
Mrs Charles Catlin died Friday evening at 7:30 at her Highth avenue home aged 52. She leaves a husband and one son. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 from the residence. No flowers requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Catlin
Highth Avenue
Obituary notices for Wehner Buro Kopplin Hedges and Payne kin
Obituaries report Mrs Lisetta Barbara Wehner Buro born Madison June 1835 died Milwaukee June 1920 aged 84, with survivors Julius BE Ida H Kahn Edward C. August F Kopplin 68 died Portage after February 18 operation, born Templeburg Nov 16 1851, resident Portage 38 years with six children. Clement Hedges formerly of Sumpter died in Eugene Oregon after wintering at Long Beach. born La Grange Indiana about 72. Mrs J C Payne’s sister Clement Hedges died. family note home in Idaho prior Meridian Idaho visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisetta Barbara Wehner Buro
Madison
Ida H. Kahn
Milwaukee
Buro
Sauk City
Eastern Star of
Prairie du Lac
Julius BE
Edward C
August F. Kopplin
James Ryan
Portage
Mr. Kopplin
Templeburg
Germany
America
Otto C
Charles Arndt
Albert J
Edith
Edward F
Ryan
Baraboo
Anna
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wm. Offenbeck
Oak Grove Cemetery
J. C. Payne
Idaho
la Grange
Ind
Mrs D C Van Wie Dies at 62 Near Coldwater Canyon
Mrs D C Van Wie aged 62 died at her home near Coldwater Canyon on June 8. Before marriage she was Miss Jennie Fish of Dell Prairie Adams county. Survived by son Carl his wife and two grandchildren, three brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. van Wie
Coldwater Canyon
Jennie Fish
Dell Prairie
Adams County
Carl
Arthur M. Andrews
G. W. Andrews
West Point
Uncle Sam
Boston
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Bergdol
Baraboo
Hazel Jones
Madison General Hospital
Wm. Freeland
William, Jr
Villisca
Iowa
A. A. Jones
F. E. Shults
Brown
E. Haines
Robert Timms
Baby
Chicago
Adams
George Anacher
Violette
Fred Spaulding
Evansville
Devils Lake
George
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Catlin Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Catlin were held Sunday at 2 30 from the home on Highth Avenue. Rev E C Henke officiated with pallbearers Otto Powell J Fry Willis DuBois Daniel Graves Chester Sarrington William Searle. Out of town relatives attended from Waukesha Belvidere Ladysmith Madison Baraboo cemetery interment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Catlin
Highth Avenue
E. C. Henke
Otto Powell
Fry
Willis DuBois
Daniel Graves
Chester Sarrington
William Searle
M. A. Catlin
Waukesha
William Catlin
Belvidere
A. Wolcott
Baraboo man LeRoy Bindley burial services held
Funeral services for LeRoy Bindley were held at two o'clock Monday afternoon in Baraboo after a procession from Melzl McGann funeral parlor. The Baraboo cemetery chapel hosted the rites with Rev. C. H. Skinner presiding, Mrs. B. J. Higgins and Mrs. G. L. Simonds singing, and pallbearers Wm. Rowland, Charles Roick, Warren Hatheway, Earl Hall, Earl Dieter, and George Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Bindley
Melzl & McGann
Baraboo
B. J. Higgins
G. L. Simonds
C. H. Skinner
The
Baptist Church
Wm. Rowland
Charles Roick
Warren Hatheway
Earl Hall
Earl Dieter
Bindleys and Koppke Noted in Elroy Area Notices
The notice lists Bruce Bindley and his wife of Charles City Iowa Grace Bindley of Sparta Miss Grace Bindley of Elroy and Mrs Hattie Koppke of Elroy, indicating local acknowledgments in the Elroy region.
Infant LeRoy E. Dummer Dies at 1 ½ Months
LeRoy E. Dummer aged one and a half months died yesterday at his parents home 131 First Ave. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dummer survive with a three year old brother. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 30 PM from the home followed by interment in Rock Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy E. Dummer
Edward Dummer
First Ave
Rock Hill Cemetery
Card of Thanks from the Schoenbeck family
The Schoenbeck family expresses gratitude to all who aided during their bereavement. Special thanks go to Rev. Popp for comforting words, the chorus, floral offerings, and everyone else for sympathy. August, Arthur, W. C. Schoenbeck, and family, plus Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brockaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popp
August Schoenbeck
Arthur Schoenbeck
W. C. Schoenbeck
Mrs
Louis Brockaw
Thanks for support after loss of baby Celia
Mr and Mrs E O Rehbein express gratitude to those who assisted during illness and death of their baby and sister Celia. They thank for floral offerings singers and Rev Schoeller for comforting words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia
Schoeller
E. O. Rehbein
Life in Brazil by Missionary Carnahan’s Letter
Rev and Mrs C C Carnahan, formerly of Prairie du Sac, report from Ponte Nova in South America. They describe a 4500 acre fazenda with timber and pasture, 250 horses, three American families, Brazilian customs, giant ant hills, and a washing method using flat river stones. Milk and white sugar are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carnahan
Prairie du Sac
South America
Ponte Nova
Brazil
Harding Delays Vacation to Stay in Washington Through July
Senator Harding abandons vacation plans and will remain in Washington until mid July. He will then travel to Marion, Ohio for formal acceptance ceremonies and continues talks with party leaders. Support pours in from Senator Poindexter Governor Allen of Kansas A P Moore Pittsburg Leader and John C Shaffer Chicago Post among other middle western editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Marion
Ohio
Mr. Harding
Poindexter
Allen
Kansas
A. P. Moore
Pittsburg
Picture Perfect Encounter at Harding Departure
A photographer at the La Salle hotel in Chicago captures a staged moment involving presidential nominee Warren G Harding and his wife. A smiling Harding receives carnations from a stylish young woman as they prepare to depart by train, while a bystander photographer frames the scene for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
la Salle
Senator Harding
O. D. Brandenburg
Madison
Harding
Washington
Hiram Johnson Crushed by Disappointment Weeps at Headquarters
At the Hiram Johnson headquarters in the Auditorium hotel an distressed Johnson weeps among about forty supporters. The scene follows a bitter realization that the presidency is beyond reach, with Johnson lamenting deserters and a failed campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
Winnebago Father Honors Daughter Near Tepee Grave
John Sherman a Civil War veteran of the Winnebago, known as Spoon Deborah, keeps the grave of his daughter Mary Rain-in-the-Face beside his tepee in Tomah. He says he will tend the grave all night and on moonlight nights. The Decorah family lineage is linked to Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Mary Rain
Mary Rair
Tomah
Tepee
Mary
Winne
Bago
Spoon Deborah
Wisconsin Regimental Infantry
Sherman
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Lisetta
B . Buro
Clement Hedges
Jennie Fish van Wie
Camp Perry
Baker
United States Military Academy
General Pershing
John Ripke
Wonewoc
Frank Rabuck
Wonewoe
Obed Steffen
Lorillard Tobacco
W. G. Davison
Helen
Robert Davison
Robert
N. S. Davison
Sun Prairie
Fred Bisch
Bisch
John A. Malone
Montana
J. H. Matchett
Bourbon
Capitol
McArthur
Mrs. Harding
Auditorium Hotel
Lowdon
Wood
Coolidge
Hoover
Hi Johnson
Madison Democrat
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