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Newspaper Unknown Joseph T. Waid was born in Ashtabula County, Ohio, April 22, 1837 and was therefore 77 years old when he died, March 8, 1914, on his farm in Mount Morris, Wisconsin. When 10 years old he came to Wisconsin and has lived here ever since, except for one year when in the war of the sixties. He resided in the town of Royalton until he was married October 12, 1861 to Miss Mary E. Pooler of Sheridan, Wis. To this union was born nine children, all of whom were at the funeral, March 14, 1914, except Laura, who lives in California. Mrs. Waid went on before him to the Great Beyond September 2, 1910. Their nine children are all left to remember the departed. Their names follow; Milo G. Waid, Mt. Morris, Helen R. Thomas, Berlin; Gilbert A. Waid, Leon; DeForest M. Waid, Mt. Morris; Warren W. Waid, Mt. Morris; Livonia A. Baker, Waupaca; Laura A. McCullough, Sunnyvale, Cal.; Benjamin W. Waid, Parfreyville; Gorette D. Waid, Pine River. Mr. Waid lived so that he had many neighbors who were there at the last rites spoken by Rev. H. A. Brooks, his pastor, from Sec. Timothy, IV:1-8. He enlisted August 31, 1864 in Company G 42nd Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers. Was honorably discharged at Madison, Wis. June 20, 1865, was a member of Captain Saxe Post, whose members were there at the funeral in a large number to pay their last respects to a loyal soldier and comrade. He was baptized August 2,1896 by Rev. J. A. Rowell; was one of the charter members of the Congregational Church of Saxeville when it organized as an independent church, August 27, 1896. He was trustee of the church from August 27, 1896 to December 31, 1910, also treasurer from 1898 to 1906. Mr. and Mrs. Waid were always ready to work for and give their money for the church and if someone was sick Mrs. Waid was the first and last one to come and work and comfort. Although he was not financially able Many times while he was treasurer of the church, he would pay the bills when the church was broke, and wait till the church could reimburse him. We shall miss his cheerful face, and Cheery whistle. May the Dear lord give us more. J. T. Waid _________________________________ Newspaper
Unknown Mary E. Pooler was born in Grant, Herkimer County, N. Y. March 12th, 1845. Coming to this state with her uncle, Henry Ciperlie when only ten years of age, settling for a short time at Gills Landing, afterward removing to Sheridan, Wisconsin, where she grew to womanhood. On the 12th of October, 1861, she was married to Joseph T. Waid, three years later they removed to their present home in the town of Mt. Morris. To this union nine children were born, all of whom, with her husband, survive her. There are 6 boys and three girls, Milo G., of Medina, Wis., Helen R. Thomas of Antigo, Wis., Gilbert A. of the town of Leon in this county, De Forrest M. of Saxville, Warren W. of Mt. Morris, Mrs. Lavina A. Baker and Ben W. of Dayton, Wis, Laura A. McCullough of Wild Rose, and Goraette D. Waid of Pine River. Besides the children there are 18 grandchildren, one great grandchild, one brother, George Pooler, Kasson, Minn., and two sisters, whose home is in New York. Notwithstanding her own illness and intense suffering, Mrs. Waid was always ministering to the wants of others, especially to the sick and afflicted. She was a member of the Congregational Church of Saxeville and was deeply interested in its up build. She also belonged to the Edward Saxe Post, Women's Relief Corps. The funeral was held on Sunday September 4th from the home, Rev. Mr. Amundson of Pine River officiating, the service of the W. R. C. being also used. All of the children, except Milo G. were present, the large attendance at the funeral testifying to the great esteem in which Mrs. Waid was held. Interment was made at the Howe's Corners Cemetery . _________________________________
William Andrew Krueger, 56 year old farmer of Talla Bena plantation north of Tallulah died at the Conway Memorial Hospital in Monroe Sunday afternoon of heat prostration. He had resided in this community for the past 15 years and was a member of the German Lutheran Church. Funeral services will be held from the chapel of Williams Funeral Home here Tuesday morning with the Rev. W N Ferguson of the Tallulah Church of Christ officiating. Burial will be in Silver Cross cemetery here. Mr. Krueger is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cleta Rheinhart Krueger and eight children, Ernest, John, Mary, Mabel, Ruby Jean, Frances, Florence, and Annie. (NOTE from family: William Andrew Krueger was born June 16, 1889 at Bear Creek, Union Township, Waupaca County WI and died August 15, 1943 at Monroe, LA. He is buried in Silver Creek Cemetery, Tallulah, LA. He left Manawa around 1926.The original article spelled Ruby Jean's name as Robbie. His age is incorrect in the article.) _________________________________
Lillian was a cook at
Freeman's
Convalescent Home. She enjoyed crocheting and going to the casino.
Lillian also had a green thumb. She was a member of Riverside United
Methodist Church. She married Lester Struebing on March 24, 1928 in Iron
Mountain. He preceded Visitation will be Tues. from
2 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Riverside United Methodist Church. Funeral services
will be at 3 p.m. Tues. at the church. Rev. Patricia Herdt will officiate.
Burial will be in Cemetery Park. Condolences to the family of Lillian
Struebing can be expressed online at www.tondinfuneralhome.com. The Tondin-Ross
and Freeman Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. |
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