Alvin M. Andrews, 77, of Shawano, died at the local hospital at 12:30 AM Monday. He had been ailing for some time with a heart condition. 

Mr. Andrews was born April 22, 1880 on a farm near Shawano Lake in the town of Wescott and was the son of the late Orlin and Helen Andrews, early Shawano pioneers who settled in Shawano County from the state of New York in the middle 1800's. 

He is survived by his wife, Berd Andrews, one son Atty. Lloyd G. Andrews of Shawano, a daughter, (Ruth) Mrs. James Gehr of Thiensville and 4 grandchildren: Lt. Lloyd M. Andrews in the U.S. Marine Corps; Judy Andrews of Shawano, a student of Wisconsin State College at Oshkosh; James Gehr, Jr. of Oshkosh and Larry Gehr of Cedarburg. 
Mr. Andrews graduated from Shawano High School and Valparaiso and Georgetown University Law schools. He started his law practice in Shawano in 1906 and was District Attorney for Shawano County for 5 terms, a total of 10 years. He was an outstanding trial attorney with a brilliant mind. In later years, after retirement, he did tax work for many people in the surrounding area.

Al, as his many friends knew him, was never heard to speak ill words of anyone and people that knew him liked him for that reason as he was always the first to come up with a temperate comment when criticism was flowing high. 

Al was an ardent sportsman in his earlier years. He loved to hunt and fish and for many years friends who came from the outside to enjoy Wisconsin's great outdoors sought his company and guidance on the trout streams, in the woods and duck blinds, as did his many local friends and companions. 

Funeral services will be held at the Schweers Funeral Home in Shawano at 2 PM Wednesday. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery in Shawano. 

Pallbearers will be Henry Nachtwey, Art Tic, Jim Wanie, Ed Aschenbrenner, Louis Brunner and Bill Chaimson. 

Mrs. R.H. Buelter, 73, died at her home in Tilleda at 8145 AM, Sunday. She 
had been ill for several years but death came very suddenly. The former Meta Tews was born at Milwaukee on November 25. 1884, the daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Albert Tews. As a child she moved to Caroline with her parents where she was confirmed. She was married at Tilleda in May of 1904 to Ed Schoeneck. 
They lived at Split Rock and Hawkins and later at Phillips, where Mr. Schoeneck died in 1936. After her marriage to Rudolph Buelter on Nov. 25, 1942, they made their home in Tilleda. 

Mrs. Buelter was a member of the United Brethren church of the town of Seneca and a member of the church Ladies Aid. 

She is survived by her husband and the following children; (Lenore) Mrs. Fred Harwood of Grand Rapids. Minn. ; (Beatrice) Mrs. Al Coates of St Paul; Edmund Schoeneck of Minneapolis, and (Vera) Mrs. David Staidl of Shawano. Surviving step-children include Otto Buelter of Xonia, Wis.; (Nellie) Mrs. Henry Jahn of Bowler; and Peter Buelter. Clintonville. Twelve grandchildren survive along with ten great-grandchildren and one sister, Lydia, Mrs. W. H. Felts of Tilleda. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 PM Wednesday at the Karth Funeral Home in Shawano. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery in Shawano

Oscar Clauss, 87, died Sunday morning at the Cady Memorial Rest Home in Birnamwood after a lengthy illness. 

Mr. Clauss, who was well known throughout the Mattoon area for his work in stone masonry, was born in Fredonia, Wis., on March 24, 1870. He was married to Rose Lenss in November of 1890 in Mattoon. His wife preceded him in death in 1933. 
Survivors include 7 children, 24 grandchildren, 75 great-grandchildren, and 12 great-great-grandchildren. The children are Mrs. Ethel Willing of Iron Mountain, Mich.; Mrs. Lucy Gasser of the town of Hutchins; Mrs. Irma Bossell of Mattoon; Mrs. Bernice Hinke of Milwaukee; Wilbert of the town of Hutchins; Clarence of Milwaukee; and Mrs. Bessie Bauer of Birnamwood, Rt. 2. 

The funeral will be held on Wednesday, July 3rd at 2 PM at the Miller Funeral Home in Mattoon. Interment will be at the Woodlawn cemetery in Mattoon.