Shawano County, Wisconsin
Newspaper Articles
1915
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Shawano County, Wisconsin
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| V.W. Thurs 26 Aug 1915, Belle Plaine News
BARTZ, Frank (daughter of) was born on Saturday and brought great joy to the family. Shortly after her eyes were opened, she closed them in death. However she lived long enough to be baptized. She was given a Christian burial on Monday. V.W. Thurs 19 Aug 1915, Pella News HOPPE, Karl (Mrs.) was taken to the state hospital in Oshkosh last week. Since the death of her child she suffered deep depression which had affected her mind and medical help was sought. The poor wife is only twenty five years old. The doctor is hoping that perhaps she will be healed in a short time while in the hospital. Translated by Jeanette Rekow from German to English. V.W. Thurs 19 Aug 1915 BUSS, Fred (son of) was baptized last Sunday. |
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14 Oct 1915, Pella News GUTSCHOW, Karl has not yet been taken to the poor house but it is ordered that something may have to be done in the future. The poor young man will soon as possible be given warm food and a home. We hope for the best for him. V.W. Thurs 14 Oct 1915, Seneca News WATER, Heinrich, one of the oldest settlers in this area if not in Shawano County, will be eighty-eight years old this coming August. He is still lively and communicative but a little hard of hearing. His place of birth was in Lahr, Baden, Germany. Everyone there it appears also the famous hinsender calendar messenger. Shortly after the revolution of 1848 he came to this land, settled in Milwaukee and labored a number of years for the Pfister and Bogel Company in the tannery in Two Creeks, Wis. In 1872-73 Mr Watter came with his family on a homestead in Seneca. His children are all settled here in this area. Three of his sons are on farms. We wish this old gentleman many happy hours in his life. |