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Edward G.
Schoenike,
93, Rt. 3, Clintonville, died Monday, May 28 at Embarrass. _____________________________
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Chicago Tribune - Chicago, Illinois - October 13, 1941 Edition: Chicago Tribune Funeral services for William H. Ellis, president of the Robbins Manufacturing company of Chicago for 40 years, will be held at 3 p.m., tomorrow in the Wilmette Presbyterian church. Mr. Ellis, who was 63 years old, died Saturday at his summer home in Waupaca, Wis. He resided at 823 Greenwood avenue, Wilmette. Mr. Ellis was president of the Wilmette board of charities and chairman of the Wilmette police and pension board. He was a former trustee of the village of Wilmette, a former secretary of the New Trier Township High school board of education, and a former trustee and deacon of the Wilmette Presbyterian church Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Edith Koons Ellis; four daughters, Mrs. Helen Van Schaak, Mrs. Katherine Ludlow, and Frances and Elizabeth Ellis, and two sons, Robert K. and William Henry Ellis Jr.
Chicago Tribune - Chicago, Illinois - October 13, 1941 Edition: Chicago Tribune William H. Ellis, at residence, 823 Greenwood avenue, Wilmette, suddenly, Saturday, Oct. 11, Waupaca, Wis., husband of Edith K. Ellis, father of Helen E. Van Schaack, Robert K. Ellis, Katherine E. Ludlow, Frances M. Ellis, Elizabeth J. Ellis, William Henry Ellis Jr., brother of Hallie, Franklin, and Clifford J. Ellis, three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, 3 o'clock, Wilmette Presbyterian church. Interment Memorial Park. _______________________
Edition: Chicago Tribune Marshfield, Wis., Oct. 31. -- [Special.] -- Four prominent Marshfield men were killed today when their auto was struck by a passenger train of the Soo line, near Unity. The victims were: Peter Daul, aged 47, driver of car, proprietor of the Eagle hotel. Philip Adler, aged 65, owner of the Adler opera house, several business blocks, and prominent in banks. Robert H. Schroeder, 43 years old, alderman of the Second ward and prominent in the reform movement in city politics two years ago. Charles A. Githens, aged 42, real estate operator and former resident of Waupaca. The party was on the way to Dorchester. One mile south of Unity the road crosses the railway through a cut about ten feet deep, and brush conceals the view of the track both ways. Here they were struck by Soo line passenger No. 11. ________________________
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Chicago, Illinois - September 26, 1915 Victim of Explosion in Waupaca, Wis., School Succumbs to Injuries in Chicago Hospital. Edition: Chicago Tribune Wilbur Trepanier, the 16 year old Waupaca, Wis., boy who was burned Thursday in an explosion of benzine in a machine shop at St. Mary's mission Roman Catholic schools at Techny, Ill., died in Alexian Brothers' hospital yesterday. The boy was rushed to the Chicago hospital as soon as he was rescued from the flames. _______________________ C hicago Tribune - Chicago, Illinois - December 31, 1914JEROME WHITE Edition: Chicago Tribune JEROME WHITE of Kenosha, better known to Wisconsin Veterans of the civil war as Lieut. Jerry White, died at the Veterans' home at Waupaca on Tuesday at the age of 80. ______________________________ 1913-12-23 Chicago Tribune (IL) Chicago Tribune - Chicago, Illinois - December 23, 1913 KOENIGSBERGER Edition: Chicago Tribune Emily Koenigsberger [nee Burch], Dec. 21, 1913, beloved wife of Henry Koenigsberger, mother of Arthur and Frances, sister to Marsden and Sanford Burch. Funeral from the late residence, 3948 N. Lincoln-st., Wednesday, Dec. 24, at 2 p.m. Interment Rose hill. Springfield [Ill.] and Waupaca [Wis.] papers please copy. _______________________ Chicago Tribune - Chicago, Illinois - January 9, 1913 MRS. LUCINDA CATLIN, a Daughter of the American Revolution and an early settler of Chicago, died yesterday at the Soldiers' home in Waupaca, Wis. Mrs. Catlin had either a father, a son, or a grandson in all of the wars of the United States. She was 86 years old. Edward Whitlock of Rockford, Ill., is a grandson CATLIN Edition: Chicago Tribune Mrs. Lucinda Catlin, a daughter of the American Revolution, at soldiers' home. Waupaca, Wis., age 86 years 3 months 5 days. Mrs. Catlin was a resident of Chicago forty-two years and was a descendant of first settlers. She had father, sons and grandsons in nearly every war that this country has had. She lived to see five generations. Ed Whitlock of Rockford is a grandson. Sharon, Wis., and Rockford, Ill., papers please copy. _______________________
Mendocino Dispatch
Democrat - Ukiah, California - January 4, 1895
Elijah Y. McFaul, of Bridgeport, a well known and highly respected citizen of this county passed away on December 17th, after a brief illness, at the ripe old age of 80 years. He was born in Kingston, Canada West, where he grew up and received a good school education. He moved to New London, Wisconsin, when it was a pioneer settlement, and in its building and growth had a large share as carpenter and architect. In 1875 he finally moved to this county where he remained 'till called away, universally regretted by his many relatives and the community generally. He was unobtrusive in his manner and devoted himself assiduously and intensely to his vocations until his last illness, up to which time he retained his mental faculties almost unimpaired. He leaves three sons, C.A., L.R., and W.P. McFaul, assessor-elect, besides many grandchildren, his beloved wife having passed away eight years ago. He joined Prince Edward Lodge, No. 8 F. & A.M., May 10th, 1849, and North Star Lodge, No. 104 I.O.O.F. , of New London, Wisconsin, in 1855. His remains were interred in Evergreen Cemetery, Manchester, in the presence of a large attendance. Garcia Lodge, No. 240 I.O.O.F., of Point Arena, officially assisting in the ceremonies.—Cor. ______________________________
Oshkosh Daily
Northwestern - Oshkosh, Wisconsin - Thursday, February 28, 1878 News came here today that the husband of Mrs. James Gassman, formerly Miss Carrie Tarbell of this place, was killed by being run over by a wagon. He lives on his ranch, forty miles north of Plum Creek, Nebraska, and was on his way home from Plum Creek when he was thrown from his load and run over, fracturing his skull and breaking his jaw bone. He expired shortly after being carried to his ranch, and "asking for his wife, who was out visiting. _____________________________
The Daily Northwestern - Oshkosh, Wisconsin - Thursday Evening,
January 6, 1910 Information has been received here of the death in New York city of Mrs. Mathews, widow of James Matthews. Deceased left this village some twenty years ago after the death of her husband, and entered St. Luke's Home; for the Aged, an Episcopal institution where she died. She was nearly ninety years of age. Mr. Matthews was a pioneer business man of this village and is buried here beside his first wife and only child. _____________________________
KERRVILLE - Juna M.
Schneidewent, 89, of
Kerrville, Texas entered into rest on June 29, 2005 at a local care
facility. ___________________________________ No date or newspaper given. Article #1: Funeral services for Oscar H. Schroeder, aged 69, former Monroe resident who died yesterday at Veterans' Home, Waupaca were held in Monroe. Burial Greenwood Cem. He was born in Fremont, WI, Oct. 27, 1867, a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge and service in Spanish-American war. Had been ill at the home since July and had been there off and on for 8 yrs. Article #2: Military honors were accorded the remains of Oscar H.
Schroeder, former Monroe war veteran for whom funeral services were
conducted here today at Greenwood Cem. A group representing Odd Fellow's
Lodge to which he belonged also attended. Pall bears were Albert Booher,
Rudy Schober, John Germann, Sr., Sam Hoesly, Edward Bayroffer, and M.C.
Durst. Rev. Alfred Schuh, pastor of St. John's Evan. church presided. |