Obituary Notes on Schrank and Koepp Families
Obituaries report William H. Schrank of Portage dying after an operation and Albert Koepp’s funeral at Yoeenne and Lutheran church with Rev. Mueller officiating. The notices list survivors, pallbearers, and attendees from Portage, Baraboo, Milwaukee, and Madison plus a card of thanks from Koepp family. Also memorial verse honors the late Paul Crahen who died at age nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Koepp
Yoeenne
Val Helman
Meop
S. H. Peck
Oma
E M. Monthey
Mire
Katheryn Helman
Wm. Sasith
Portage
Louis
Astarn North
Milwaukee
Irs
Massal
Madison
Corns Relief Claim in Simple Home Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes a product named iSacexene and Freezone claiming immediate corn relief. It asserts applying drops and lifting the corn with fingers without soreness, targeting hard, soft, or toe corn and corns between toes. It mentions pharmacists selling a small bottle for a few cents.
Mrs Minnie Hyer Dies at Home in Greenfield
Mrs Minnie Hyer died Friday evening about 9 30 at her Greenfield town home. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at one from the home and two from Caledonia Lutheran church with Rev Taras officiating. Her husband preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hyer
Greenfield
Caledonia Lutheran Church
Taras
Mrs Julia Hahn Passes Away in Sauk City
Mrs Julia Hahn nee Weiner of Sauk City and wife of the late Frederick Hahn died at her home June 19 1921 from infirmities of age. She came to Sauk with her son in 1915 and is survived by a brother Aug Weiner of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hahn
Weiner
Sauk City
Frederick Hahn
Sauk
Aug. Weiner
Madison
Catholic Meet at Green Bay and Loganville Dr Otto Westedt Dies
Obituary and Catholic Woman's club notes from Green Bay and Loganville. Dr Otto Westedt born in Reedsburg Wis April 1 1879 practiced medicine in Loganville died June 9 after long illness with funeral at St Peters on June 12. Catholic meeting featured delegates from Green Bay Madison Milwaukee and other cities with talks on family welfare and Catholic laws. Also arrests for drunkenness and fines in Justice Ritchie's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Westedt
Reedsburg
Wis
Henry
Dorothea Westedt
Loganville
St. Peters
Geo. Woerth
Henry Thieman
Catholic Woman's Club
Thiemann
Devil’s Lake
Thieman
A. W. Melzl
Conference Council of Catholic Woman’s Organizations
Green Bay
St. Francis Xavier Cathedaal
Mary Connor
Madison
J. F. Murphy
Katherine Williams
Milwaukee
G. Casey
Ashland
E. G. Perkins
LaCrosse
Thomas Konop
John Brown
Racine
Mary Connors
Minnie Clement
Marinette
Wm. McCloskey
Henry Sutton
E. G. Paine
Big Brothers and Sisters
James Schwebach
Daily Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
Birge
E. A. Ross
Otto
Guyer
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Fox River Country Club
United Spanish War Vets Encampment Officers Named
Madison and Baraboo host the United Spanish War Veterans encampment naming officers for the auxiliary and military order. Officials include Zelisch in Madison and Zilisch in Baraboo with many delegates and new adult members added from multiple cities. The gathering honors Baraboo hosts and presents flags to local groups including a Baptist church and Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lehman
Milwaukee
Hattie Fredericks
Kenosha
Ellen Schoen
Emma Schraut
Sheboygan
Cecelia Leiferman
Ashland
Maude Long
la Crosse
Lora Brown
Baraboo
Millie Baker
Wausau
Emma Shaw
Oshkosh
Elizabeth Groetzinger
Chilton
Margaret Herzog
Baptist Church
Boy Scouts
Madison
Military Order of Serpents
Grandissino
M. M. Hollister
Grand Datto
C. A. Zilisch
Madi
Family Ties Recited in Obituary Tribute
The obituary lists a wife and two children a father five sisters and two brothers along with other relatives and a host of friends reflecting a large extended family.
Humane Prizes Awarded by Sauk County Humane Society
The Sauk County Humane Society awarded prizes for excellent work among junior members after weeks of effort. First prize went to George Wickus, second to Gordon Cline, and third to Stella Goman. The society's membership now stands at 252 with several new members joining since the last report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County Humane Society
George Wickus
Gordon Cline
Stella Goman
J. Bates
Pauline Gale
Roger Howard
Neil Cole
Lydia Kaehler
Elisabeth Morey
J. Hill
John Shiels
Edward Osler
Richard Fosner
Unusual group pictures taken at Trimpey studio
A double four generation portrait was made featuring Mary Steuber of Prairie du Sac and her descendants, paired with Casper Steuber and C D Miller connections in Baraboo. The scene lists Mary Steuber’s line and Glen Kindschi’s branch with Bernice and Janice Marie. While visiting Baraboo Mary Steuber gathered about 21 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimpey
Mary Steuber
Prairie du Sac
J. P. Kindschi
Glen Kindschi
Bernice
Janice Marie
Casper Steuber
C. D. Miller
Ninth Avenue
Oak Street
Baraboo
Prairie du
Baraboo Group Photo Captures Unique Grandchildren Assembly
A rare group picture gathered in Baraboo shows grandchildren assembled together in a moment described as unlike any other seen there. The scene reflects a rare family reunion and community warmth.
City Solons Hold Meeting
The city council met Thursday evening at city hall with Mayor Adolph Andro presiding. Most aldermen attended except Okern and Walrath. An ordinance to macadam all city streets with Tarvia was adopted. Electric lighted silent policemen will be placed at four intersections. An ordinance on motor vehicle traffic was set aside for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Andro
Okern
Walrath
Tarvia B
Fourth
Ash Street
Third
Oak and Fifth Street
Walnut
Lynn Street
July Fourth Fete at Reedsburg Program Details
The Reedsburg city park hosts a July Fourth program starting at 1 PM with Mayor Siefert presiding. R T Johnstone acts as marshal, featuring music by the band, a prayer by Rev J E Cooke, a Declaration of Independence read by R T Johnstone Jr, a Long-Male quartet, a reading Makers of the Flag by Miss Elizabeth Stokte, and an address by Hon A B Hall of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Siefert
R. T. Johnstone
J. E. Cooke
Elizabeth Stokte
A. B. Hall
Madison
Food for Trans Atlantic Liner Feeds Vast Passenger List
The voyage required immense provisions including 3000 chickens 50 beeves 15 calves 200 sheep 70 lambs 160 pigs 350 ducks 90 geese 180 turkeys 800 quail and 400 each of pigeons grouse and partridges plus vast stocks of flour groceries and other staples for a single trip.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. H. E. Schrank
Wm. H. &. Schrank
J. BM. Smith
Delton
Hari Thomas
Seth
Husbrouw
Mueller
Paul D. Crahen
Paul
Gamael Crahen
Want D. Crahen
Frances
Edward
Lowvis
Helen
Angel
Brooks
Wisconsin Express
Gsefore
Wisconsin Truck Company
Loganville, Wis
G. Wheeler Hardware Store
Third Ave
War
Third Ave. Baraboo
Minnie Hyver
Mrs
Schalkhauser
Edwin Lueders
Charles City
Iowa
Wm. Smith
Lena
Janesville
Otto Uphoff
George Ahrensmeyer
North Freedom
Charles Uphoff
Ableman
Evan Heytons
Arthur Lueck
Ray Krueger
Heytons
Lueck
Krueger
B. G. Schley
Washington, D. C
Jack Carroll
Slick
C. G. Price
Mau‘ston
Fred Sugden
Wm. Trimble
Beloit
H. Tyriver
Adolph Andre
Sauk County
L. A. Brown
S. Raschein
M. Raschein
B. A. Smith
Miss Byrne
W. H. Cady
C. Lee
LeSner
John Conway
Paul White
C. W. Snyder
Willis Gollmar
Plohie
Burgess Batteries
Burgess
Burgess Battery Company
Wisconsin
Chicago
St.paul
Kansas City
Winnipeg
City Solons
FET Tey
al Broadway
New York City
Eagle “Mikado
Percy Rire
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
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