A Historical Genealogical Archive Database for the families and their descendants who settled in and around the Fox Valley area of East Central Wisconsin.
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| 1 | I147033 | Acker | Issac. W. | 3 Mar 1837 | 31 Aug 1920 | 3 Jun 1887 | Kaukauna Times | All on Account of Isaac, I. W. Acker Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/03/1887 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 2 | I80318 | Adrians | Minnie | Ristau | 16 Oct 1861 | 23 Sep 1945 | 11 Mar 1910 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Eva MURRAY of Oakland, Cal., is the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs. Charles RISTAU, visiting relatives in the city. She went west from here eig ht years ago and will return again in about a month or six weeks.Foster, John and George MURRAY of Oakland, California, are in the city t he guests of relatives. They formerly resided at Little Rapids. Kaukauna Times Kaukauna, WI March 11, 1910 (From Joyce- Charles' second wife was Ellen Driscoll Harrington or Ellen H arrington Driscoll. I believe Driscoll was her maiden name but haven't be en able to verify that.) |
| 3 | I80318 | Adrians | Minnie | Childs | 16 Oct 1861 | 23 Sep 1945 | 11 Mar 1910 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Eva MURRAY of Oakland, Cal., is the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs. Charles RISTAU, visiting relatives in the city. She went west from here eig ht years ago and will return again in about a month or six weeks.Foster, John and George MURRAY of Oakland, California, are in the city t he guests of relatives. They formerly resided at Little Rapids. Kaukauna Times Kaukauna, WI March 11, 1910 (From Joyce- Charles' second wife was Ellen Driscoll Harrington or Ellen H arrington Driscoll. I believe Driscoll was her maiden name but haven't be en able to verify that.) |
| 4 | I80318 | Adrians | Minnie | Ristau | 16 Oct 1861 | 23 Sep 1945 | 15 Jul 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 7/15/1910; Mrs. George LUSHA of Little Rapids w as the guest of her mother Mrs. Charles RISTAU Sunday |
| 5 | I80318 | Adrians | Minnie | Childs | 16 Oct 1861 | 23 Sep 1945 | 15 Jul 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 7/15/1910; Mrs. George LUSHA of Little Rapids w as the guest of her mother Mrs. Charles RISTAU Sunday |
| 6 | I35892 | Adrians | Nicholas | 5 Sep 1854 | 3 Apr 1919 | 13 Nov 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI. Nov. 13, 1909; P. H. HANSON of Madiso n, Mr. and Mrs. Robert SCHOOL and children and Kenneth, Mr. a nd Mrs. Nick ADRIANS and Mrs. John NEWHOUSE of Appleton were the gue st of Mrs. Joseph McCARTHY and family Sunday. | |
| 7 | I335840 | Akers | Paul | 21 Oct 1922 | 25 Oct 2011 | 9 Jun 1939 | Kaukauna Times | Paul Akers Recipient of Lang Trophy Kaukauna High School, Paul Akers, Eugene Boettcher, Rkobert Dougherty, Clifford Femal, LeRoy Frank, Paul Keil, Karl Kobussen, Paul Koch, Robert Niesen, Leland Scherer, Clayton Watson, Andrew Meitner, Elmer Vandenberg, David Nelson, Elroy Peters, Timm McCarty, Mary Jane Garrity, Ena richards, Rosemary O'Neil, Leo H. Schmalz, Mariann Duprey, Arlene Schomisch, Rosemary O'Neil, Eunice Luebke, Rkobert Baker, Patricia Mayer, Betty Verfurth, Leo Wolf, Alice Thompson, Mary Alice Flanagan, Genevieve Wrensch, Rita Patterson, Lee Cooper, Ena Richards, Germaine De Bruin, Lucille Berg, Paul Akers, Clifford Kalista, Louise Faust, Frances Ckorry, Arlene Van Gompel, Peter Lingl, Timm McCarty, Patricia Mayer, Rita Taggart, Marianne Van Abel, Rkobert Helf Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/09/1939 | Page: 4 | Type: News |
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| 8 | I2023 | Alears | Francis J. | 18 Aug 1912 | 2 Sep 1986 | 20 Dec 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Private Francis Alears is missing in action in the European area. He entered the military service February 17 of this year and went overseas July 21. He was with the army infantry. | |
| 9 | I2023 | Alears | Francis J. | 18 Aug 1912 | 2 Sep 1986 | 30 May 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Francis Alears, Whitney St. Kaukauna, received two letters Monday from her husband who was liberated from a German prison camp on May 9. He had been held in the camp since November of 1944. He is currently in a hospital in France and will be home soon he writes. | |
| 10 | I1399 | Alpin | Henry | Bef 1837 | Bef 1937 | 21 Mar 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 3/21/1902 Henry Alpin, formerly employed at the Badger Mill now of Grand Rapids w as a guest of Mr & Mrs Wm. Hyland. Mr. Aplin is just out of the hospital at Oshkosh having a leg amputated which was injured years ago. | |
| 11 | I315574 | Anderson | Gilbert | 22 Jun 1923 | 13 Dec 1979 | 3 Apr 1968 | Kaukauna Times | Gilbert J. Anderson was re-elected to the post of Mayor of Kaukauna by a total of 2623 to 1437 vote over challenger Russel Dix. Anderson won every ward for his victory. City Attorney Donald Green retained the post by 2,104 votes to challenger Emmet Rohan's 1,924. | |
| 12 | I337531 | Andrews | Jacqueline | 4 May 1936 | 1 Aug 2011 | 5 May 1936 | Kaukauna Times | Daughter Born Monday Morning Girl to Mr. & mrs. Steve Andrews Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/05/1936 | Page: 3 | Type: Birth She was born May 4, 1936. May 5th is a Tuesday. |
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| 13 | I300717 | Angstrom | John | Abt 1922 | 5 Apr 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Flight officer John W Angstrom 22, 820 Grignon Street Kaukauna, has shot down three enemy planes, two Messerschmitt and a Focke-Wulf during a raid on a German aircraft parts factory in Austria. Pilot of a P-38, Officer Lindstrom has been overseas since last July. He entered the service in January, 1941 is a native of Kaukauna attending Park school and graduated from Kaukauna high school. | ||
| 14 | I3725 | Appleton | Charles J. J. | 11 Apr 1872 | 1 Apr 1954 | 11 Dec 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 12/11/1903; Charles Appleton & wife were gues ts of W. Geldernic in Sagole recently. | |
| 15 | I3730 | Appleton | Chester J. | 17 Jul 1905 | 9 Jul 1970 | 4 Aug 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 8/04/1905; Assessor Chas Appleton and wife are re joycing over the arrival of a son. | |
| 16 | I3728 | Appleton | Rosemary C. | Haen | 23 Sep 1900 | 20 Apr 1961 | 6 Jun 1958 | Kaukauna Times | 1958 Kaukauna Times Friday, June 6, 1958; Listed as Mrs Rose Appleton Haen of Denver in an article about Mr & Mrs Henry Wilpolt visiting Colorado. (Mrs Wilpolt would be her Aunt. |
| 17 | I197757 | Appleton | UnknownF | Abt Jul 1943 | 28 Jul 1943 | Kaukauna Times | Parents of Daughter Girl to Mr. & Mrs. William Appleton Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/28/1943 | Page: 5 | Type: Birth |
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| 18 | I96205 | Appleton | William | Abt Jan 1936 | Abt Jan 1936 | Kaukauna Times | Description: Son Arrives Monday Son to Mr. & Mrs. William Appleton Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/10/1936 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 19 | I40214 | Appleton | William F. | 2 Feb 1904 | 24 Nov 1985 | 12 Feb 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 2/12/1904; "Freedom" Mr. & Mrs Chas. Appleton re joice over the arrival of a baby boy. | |
| 20 | I40214 | Appleton | William F. | 2 Feb 1904 | 24 Nov 1985 | 16 Jun 1936 | Kaukauna Times | Slight Damage By Gas Stove William Appleton, Kaukauna Fire Dept. Kaukauna Times 6/16/1936 1 News Surgical Treatment William appleton Kaukauna Times 8/4/1936 3 News |
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| 21 | I188897 | Arft | John | 20 Sep 1882 | 29 Jan 1956 | 29 Apr 1927 | Kaukauna Times | Arft |
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| 22 | I195654 | Armstrong | Flossie | Vielmetti | 22 Feb 1892 | Abt Oct 1969 | 22 Jun 1960 | Kaukauna Times | The Kaukauna High School alumni rally was held in Hollandtown over the past weekend. More than 350 graduates, teachers and guests were present. John W. Blake of Western Springs, Ill. had the duties as rally master. John graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1939. He spoke of the special event and its means of bridging the gap of graduates over the years. The 50-year class of 1910 was honored as they sat at the head table. Photo. Golden Anniversary Class of 1910 at left Joseph Vielmetti, Florence Armstrong Vielmetti, Martin J. Heindel, Mayme Mankosky Heindel, Edward Kools, Mary Hoolihan Kools, Lois Lambie Nelson, Luther J. Pollard, E. A. Nelson, and Mildred Glass Maples. |
| 23 | I4809 | Arnoldussen | Mary W. "Minnie" | Faust | 12 Mar 1871 | 30 Jan 1923 | 10 Jun 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 6/10/1898 Mrs Joseph Francois and Mrs Joseph Faust visited their parents Mr & Mrs C. J. Arnoldsen at wrightstown monday and Tuesday |
| 24 | I33961 | Arts | Mary | VanVreede | 1 Jan 1858 | 1 Jan 1928 | 20 Oct 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 10/20/1905; Mrs. H. VAN VREEDE was called to Fre edom Monday on account of the serious illness of her mother Mrs. john ARTS |
| 25 | I68941 | Ashauer | Eunice M. | Dietzen | 28 Feb 1920 | 11 May 1986 | 4 Mar 1920 | Kaukauna Times | Darboy Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Ashauer Kaukauna Times 3/04/1920 6 Bir th |
| 26 | I85602 | Ashauer | William | Abt Aug 1921 | Abt 1980 | 18 Aug 1921 | Kaukauna Times | Darboy Son to Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Ashauer Kaukauna Times 8/18/1921 7 Bir th | |
| 27 | I345973 | Aupaumut | Hendrick | Abt 1757 | Abt 1830 | 15 Jun 1928 | Kaukauna Times | Captain Hendrick Aupaumut, a Revolutionary war hero buried in Kaukauna, is one of only three Revolutionary war veterans buried in the state of Wisconsin. He was honored here Thursday June 14th by the Daughters of the American Revolution, with a program staged at the triangle at Reaume and Hendricks avenues. The tablet unveiled today is to the memory of Captain Hendrick Aupaumut, a member of that great tribe of Algonquin Indians, his particular clan being known as the Muh-he-con-nuk originally known as the grandfather of them all. When the tribe gathered near Stockbridge, Massachusetts, they became known as the Stockbridge tribe. Captain Aupaumut was written of, by those who knew him in high esteem and General Washington mentioned him with praise on several occasions. He was born about 1757, descending as he did from a long line of chiefs noted for their sagacity and wisdom. He obtained his education and spoke several languages being sought after by the government to negotiate treaties with Indian tribes. At the closing of the ceremony the "The Star-Spangled Banner" was song. | |
| 28 | I69311 | Bachhuber | Mark | 5 Mar 1944 | 25 Jun 1965 | Kaukauna Times | SP/4 Mark Bachhuber was presented with an Air Medal for meritorious achievement on June 11. The metal was awarded for 25 direct combat assault missions against the Viet Cong. The missions were carried out while Mark was participating in aerial flight to support the ground forces of the Republic of South Vietnam. | ||
| 29 | I166676 | Balck | Clarence | Abt 1925 | 8 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. Clarence A. Balck, Kaukauna, is a member of the 45th infantry division which is coming home from Europe. The Thunderbird men are preparing for the Pacific campaign. Pfc. Balck has the following decorations: the combat badge, ETO ribbon with three battle stars and the good conduct ribbon. | ||
| 30 | I203045 | Balgie | Kenneth | 6 Oct 1920 | Abt Jun 2012 | 28 Dec 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Seaman MM 2/c Kenneth Balgie returned to the states from the Philippines and was discharged on December 21 after spending 26 months 13 of which were overseas. Seaman Balgie played in an orchestra and took part in stage shows to entertain servicemen. He was awarded the Philippine campaign ribbon with one star, the Asian- Pacific ribbon with one star, the American defense ribbon and the victory medal. | |
| 31 | I320421 | Barribeau | Fred | 27 Jun 1917 | 9 Mar 2014 | 14 Apr 1944 | Kaukauna Times | When Coach Fred Barribeau's high school boxing team waded through five matches this year without a defeat the cause extended their undefeated team match to 50 over a period of eight seasons. This record is considered the best in Wisconsin high school circles. This was Barribeau's first year as the high school boxing mentor. There is no doubt in the minds of local fight fans minds that he did a good job in developing a winning team. Four boxers have perfect records for the year and 18 members will receive letters for excellent work. Duane Buerth led the 1944 squad with five straight wins without a setback. He now has seven wins without a loss in competition in the last two years. Jim Hopfensperger and Mark Verhagen chalked up four straight wins each and Bill Bennett added three wins to his credit this year without a loss. Jim Egan is this year's honorary captain. | |
| 32 | I3706 | Bauer | Anna | Hoolihan | Abt 1871 | 30 Jul 1902 | 10 Aug 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 8/10/1900Mrs. Mike Hoolihan departed for Onconto Tuesday to spend a month with h er parents Mr. & Mrs John Bauer. |
| 33 | I107516 | Bauer | Thomas James | 24 Oct 1921 | 20 Feb 2004 | 24 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Tom Bauer, Tobacnoir Street, received his honorable discharge from the Coast Guard at Detroit Michigan. The former Seaman first-class was discharge under the point system. He had been stationed in the Philadelphia Naval yards and attached to the K-9 Corps. His wife Ph. M3/c Dorothy Bauer, who is stationed in New Jersey, is expected home soon. | |
| 34 | I717 | Bay | Bruce "Buck" | 6 Aug 1943 | 12 Oct 1960 | Kaukauna Times | Sparked by the blasting running attack of Bruce "Bucky" Bay the Kaukauna Ghosts collected their fourth straight win with a victory over the Two Rivers Raiders 26-0. Kaukauna is in first place in the conference. | ||
| 35 | I717 | Bay | Bruce "Buck" | 6 Aug 1943 | 30 Nov 1962 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna's Bruce "Bucky" Bay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bay of Route 3 Kaukauna was honored recently by being selected to the Southern Division All-State College conference football team, as one of the six representatives on the roster from Stevens Point State College. | ||
| 36 | I717 | Bay | Bruce "Buck" | 6 Aug 1943 | 20 Dec 1963 | Kaukauna Times | Two former Kaukauna High School football stars have also been "making it big" on the gridirons of small college campuses since their graduation. Bruce "Bucky" Bay of Route 3, Kaukauna is a junior at Stevens Point State College and Dennis Burns of 513 West Sixth Street is now a senior at Michigan Tech of Houghton, Michigan. | ||
| 37 | I717 | Bay | Bruce "Buck" | 6 Aug 1943 | 4 Dec 1964 | Kaukauna Times | Bruce "Bucky" Bay a 1961 graduate of Kaukauna High School and presently a senior at the Wisconsin State University of Stevens Point has again earned a berth in the WSU all conference football team. He was also named Stevens Point gridders' most valuable player for the 1964 season. | ||
| 38 | I245 | Bay | Clyde Edward | 24 Apr 1910 | 19 May 2003 | 31 Jan 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Major Clyde Bay has arrived in United States after serving two years in the Pacific area. | |
| 39 | I245 | Bay | Clyde Edward | 24 Apr 1910 | 19 May 2003 | 21 Feb 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Maj. Clyde E. Bay, Kaukauna, is now getting acquainted with his 26 month son, Clyde Jr. while on a 21-day leave in Miami, Fla. Major Bay is a Wisconsin University graduate, and learned Chinese while in India and Burma and got acquainted with the Chinese G.I. Joe's | |
| 40 | I718 | Bay | Daniel | 2 Aug 1947 | 25 Apr 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Dan Bay has been named the outstanding freshman athletic at Stevens Point university. Bay saw considerable action as a guard on the football team and was a regular on the wrestling team at 177 pounds. He lettered in both sports and participated in track. | ||
| 41 | I2681 | Bay | Edward | 17 Jan 1888 | 11 Jan 1960 | 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 9/24/1909; Two young people from this city Mr. E ward Bay and Miss Anna Wilpolt were united in the bonds of wedlock at Appleton last evening. Further particulars are unknown as we go to press. | |
| 42 | I150 | Bay | Floyd Francis | 23 Jul 1912 | 1 Dec 2003 | 31 Jan 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Floyd F. Bay, electrician mate, has been promoted to second class. He is stationed in New Guinea. | |
| 43 | I994 | Bay | Goldie | Markham | 17 Mar 1894 | 16 Dec 1969 | 19 Nov 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 11/19/1909; Goldie Bay listed as "Reading the Pr oclamation" for the Park School Thanksgiving program scheduled for Nov 24t h. |
| 44 | I994 | Bay | Goldie | Markham | 17 Mar 1894 | 16 Dec 1969 | 26 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Sun dated 5/26/1910; Park School 8th grade graduates lists M iss Goldie Bay 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 8/26/1910; Mrs Mary Bey and daughter Miss Gold ie left Thursday for St. Cloud Minn. to visit daughter Mrs Max Alpin. |
| 45 | I3495 | Bay | Infant | 13 Apr 1890 | 13 Apr 1890 | 18 Apr 1890 | Kaukauna Times | 1890 the Kaukauna Times reported on 4/18/1890 that an infant child of Jo hn "Bey" was buried last Tuesday. Not sure if this is the same family, b ut chances are good as in the 1900 Census Marie indicated that she had given birth to 11 children but only 6 were still alive. | |
| 46 | I993 | Bay | Irene | Waite | 11 Jun 1891 | 20 Feb 1924 | 17 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/17/1903; Miss Irene Bay left Monday to spend t he week with relatives in Green Bay. |
| 47 | I993 | Bay | Irene | Waite | 11 Jun 1891 | 20 Feb 1924 | 4 Jul 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/14/1905; Miss Irene Bay is at Neenah to spe nd a week with her cousin Miss Jessie Heller. |
| 48 | I993 | Bay | Irene | Waite | 11 Jun 1891 | 20 Feb 1924 | 5 Jan 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 1/05/1906; Miss Irene Bay is spending 2 weeks wi th friends in Neenah. |
| 49 | I993 | Bay | Irene | Waite | 11 Jun 1891 | 20 Feb 1924 | 5 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 8/05/1910; Miss Irene Bay left for summer ca mp at Camp Cleghorn at Chain O'Lakes Waupauca from Aug 4-21. |
| 50 | I728 | Bay | Joham "John" | 25 Dec 1838 | 5 Apr 1903 | 4 May 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 5/04/1900; John Bay and daughter Mrs. Wm. Hyla nd returned from Black Creek Saturday where they had been visiting Mr & M rs Ed. Lawler | |
| 51 | I728 | Bay | Joham "John" | 25 Dec 1838 | 5 Apr 1903 | 5 May 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 5/05/1901 The case of John Bay vs. Outagamie Paper Co. for damages for the dea th of his son, which occured through an accident at the mill was nonsuit ed last week as there was no evidence on hand to show how the young man m et death. | |
| 52 | I728 | Bay | Joham "John" | 25 Dec 1838 | 5 Apr 1903 | 28 Mar 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 3/28/1902; John Bay visited his daughter Mr s. Ed Lawler at Shiocton last week. | |
| 53 | I3137 | Bay | John | 7 Nov 1881 | 28 Nov 1899 | 29 Dec 1893 | Kaukauna Times | 1893 Kaukauna Times dated 12/29/1893 Report of the 2nd primary dept 3rd grade John Bay listed as neither tar dy nor absent for the month ending 12/12. | |
| 54 | I3137 | Bay | John | 7 Nov 1881 | 28 Nov 1899 | 23 Nov 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 11/23/1900 The case of John Bey Administrator vs. Outagamie Paper Co. was called Thur sday, but a technicality put it over to next spring term of court. | |
| 55 | I3137 | Bay | John | 7 Nov 1881 | 28 Nov 1899 | 5 May 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 5/05/1901 The case of John Bay vs. Outagamie Paper Co. for damages for the dea th of his son, which occured through an accident at the mill was nonsuit ed last week as there was no evidence on hand to show how the young man m et death. | |
| 56 | I992 | Bay | Lillian | Hase | 16 Nov 1874 | Bef 1960 | 15 Nov 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 11/15/1901 Miss Lillie Bay attended the funeral of Patrick Hyland in Menasha on Thurs day. Mr & Mrs William Hyland were called to Menasha Sunday by the dea th of Mr. Hyland's father Patrick Hyland who drowned in the government can al Saturday. Mr. Hyland was the foreman of the crew, was attempting to cro ss on a plank and fell in and drowned before he could be saved. |
| 57 | I992 | Bay | Lillian | Hase | 16 Nov 1874 | Bef 1960 | 24 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/24/1903 Miss Lillian Bay left Wednesday for a 2 week visit with her sister Mrs Edw ard Lawler |
| 58 | I992 | Bay | Lillian | Hase | 16 Nov 1874 | Bef 1960 | 31 Mar 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 3/31/1905 Miss Lillie Bay who has been employed at Oconto Falls at the Falls Manufac turing Company paper mill is home visiting her mother Mrs. John Bay. |
| 59 | I992 | Bay | Lillian | Hase | 16 Nov 1874 | Bef 1960 | 14 Sep 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 9/14/1906 Miss Lillian BEY spent Sunday with Mrs. Joseph NOEL at Oconto Falls. |
| 60 | I992 | Bay | Lillian | Hase | 16 Nov 1874 | Bef 1960 | 1 May 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 5/01/1908 Miss Lillian Bay went to Seymour Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs Edwa rd Lawler. |
| 61 | I145236 | Bayorgeon | Amay | 17 Apr 1903 | 22 Mar 1969 | 12 Sep 1933 | Kaukauna Times | Son to Mr. & mrs. Amay Bayorgeon Kaukauna Times 9/12/1933 1 Birth | |
| 62 | I145240 | Bayorgeon | Joseph F. "Doty" | 12 Jul 1905 | 10 Aug 1966 | 6 Apr 1956 | Kaukauna Times | Joseph F. Bayorgeon, who Tuesday was elected to his sixth term as Mayor of Kaukauna, will have reason to recall the exact number of votes he received in the spring election. In the year 1956, he received a vote a year, for a 1956 total. With his re-election, Bayorgeon set a new record for the number of times in succession that a mayor has been re-elected in Kaukauna. The late Charles E. Raught was re-elected to office five times in succession between 1916 and 1924, and also served in 1898 and from 1904 to 1908. | |
| 63 | I145240 | Bayorgeon | Joseph F. "Doty" | 12 Jul 1905 | 10 Aug 1966 | 6 Apr 1960 | Kaukauna Times | Joseph F. "Doty" Bayorgeon was elected to an unprecedented eight term as mayor of Kaukauna. Only Charles Raught had served eight terms as mayor but they were not consecutive from 1898 to 1926. | |
| 64 | I145240 | Bayorgeon | Joseph F. "Doty" | 12 Jul 1905 | 10 Aug 1966 | 4 Apr 1962 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna's Mayor Joseph F. "Doty" Bayorgeon became the "Most Re-elected" mayor the in history of Kaukauna and perhaps in the entire Fox Valley area Tuesday as he was re-elected to his ninth consecutive term in office. | |
| 65 | I145240 | Bayorgeon | Joseph F. "Doty" | 12 Jul 1905 | 10 Aug 1966 | 9 May 1962 | Kaukauna Times | Mayor Joseph F. Bayorgeon made the first Direct Dial call from the City of Kaukauna. He dialed the area code and the exact number he wanted in New York City. | |
| 66 | I145240 | Bayorgeon | Joseph F. "Doty" | 12 Jul 1905 | 10 Aug 1966 | 3 Jul 1964 | Kaukauna Times | Joseph F. Bayorgeon, who this spring was elected to his tenth two-year term as Mayor of the City of Kaukauna this week announced that he will be a candidate for the nomination by the Democratic Party as a congressman from Wisconsin's eighth district. He would oppose incumbent congressman John Byrnes at the polls in November. Bayorgeon was first elected Mayor of Kaukauna in 1946. | |
| 67 | I157598 | Bayorgeon | Lee | Abt Dec 1931 | 15 Dec 1931 | Kaukauna Times | Son Son to Mr. & Mrs. Marshal Bayorgeon Kaukauna Times 12/15/1931 8 Birth | ||
| 68 | I130444 | Bayorgeon | Lois Ann | Brown | 23 Nov 1928 | 28 Sep 2022 | 27 Nov 1928 | Kaukauna Times | Baby Girl Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Bayorgeon Kaukauna Times 11/27/1928 1 Birth |
| 69 | I130444 | Bayorgeon | Lois Ann | Hermsen | 23 Nov 1928 | 28 Sep 2022 | 27 Nov 1928 | Kaukauna Times | Baby Girl Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Bayorgeon Kaukauna Times 11/27/1928 1 Birth |
| 70 | I145241 | Bayorgeon | Paul A. | 25 May 1918 | 22 Jun 2004 | 14 Jun 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Passing By Son to Mr. & mrs. John Heinz, son to Mr. & Mrs. Cyrus Bayorgeon, Kaukauna Times 6/14/1918 5 Birth | |
| 71 | I161316 | Beach | Grace M. | Prince | 29 Dec 1888 | 27 Nov 1918 | 18 Apr 1913 | Kaukauna Times | Driven Out by Flood Mrs Chester Prince nee Grace Beach, Emire Beach Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/18/1913 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
| 72 | I126417 | Beach | James S. | 22 Sep 1939 | 24 Aug 2005 | 2 May 1958 | Kaukauna Times | Marine Pvt. James S. Beach, Kaukauna, is scheduled to finish four weeks of individual combat training at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. | |
| 73 | I140392 | Beaulieu | Elizabeth | Hurst | 13 Dec 1855 | 20 Dec 1942 | 9 Aug 1940 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. E. Hurst Is Kaukaun's Oldest, Living Native Resident Elizabeth Hurst, Beaulieu Hill, Grignons, Laws, Nicholas reuben Beaulieu, Margaret Davids Beaulieu, Jacob Davids, George Lawe, John Hurst, Paul H. Beaulieu, Jacob KonkopotPeter H. Kauth Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/09/1940 | Page: 6 | Type: Kaukauna Area History |
| 74 | I311900 | Beaulieu | Paul H. | 15 Jul 1842 | 14 Oct 1863 | 6 Jun 1890 | Kaukauna Times | Our Honored Dead - The following soldiers graves this vicinity were found by the G. A. R. Post committee last Memorial Day and properly dedicated: BUCHANAN CEMETERY Paul H. Beaulieu, Co. "F" 32D Wis. Infty. James Welsch, Died March 6, 1885, N.Y. Volunteer, age 38 yrs. No Stone. Joseph Lynch, died Nov. 28, 1886 aged 69 yrs. No Stone. John Kons, 56 yrs of age, died April 15th 1877. LITTLE CHUTE Timothy O'Connor died Nov. 19, 1868 age 30 yrs, Private Co. "G" 1st. Wis. Cavalry. Louis B. Grignon, Private 3rd Wis. Calvary. John Hietpas, Private Co. "E" 18th Wis. Infty, Oct. 1st. 1864; drafted died July 18th 1865. KELSO CEMETERY Elias L. Smith, Co. "K" 4th Wis. Cavly. Died Feb. 5, 1881. Geo. W. Kelso Co. "B" 4th Wis. Infty. Died 1888. David Hood, 3d Wis. Cavly. Wm. Hamilton, 3d. Wis. Cavly. |
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| 75 | I60451 | Belongea | Jerome | Abt 1920 | 10 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Second Lieut. Myron Belongea has arrived home having received an honorable discharge effective October 18 from the Army air Corps. Lieut. Belongea entered the military in July 1943 after completing high school. His brother Sgt. Jerome Belongea is undergoing processing at Miami Beach Florida and expects to be home soon. He entered service in January 1942 and served 30 months in the Pacific theater. His decorations include the Asiatic theater ribbon, the European theater ribbon and the good conduct medal. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Belongea, Whitney Street. |
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| 76 | I60453 | Belongea | Myron | 29 Apr 1925 | 10 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Second Lieut. Myron Belongea has arrived home having received an honorable discharge effective October 18 from the Army air Corps. Lieut. Belongea entered the military in July 1943 after completing high school. His brother Sgt. Jerome Belongea is undergoing processing at Miami Beach Florida and expects to be home soon. He entered service in January 1942 and served 30 months in the Pacific theater. His decorations include the Asiatic theater ribbon, the European theater ribbon and the good conduct medal. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Belongea, Whitney Street. |
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| 77 | I133179 | Benzschawel | Richard | 19 Jan 1929 | 5 Jul 1988 | 25 Sep 1957 | Kaukauna Times | Richard Benzschawel, Greenleaf, became king of the 108th annual Hollandtown Schut Sunday. Benzschawel brought down the bird on the 693rd shot of the event. | |
| 78 | I163771 | Berens | Sylvester J. | 11 Aug 1887 | 13 Dec 1959 | 27 Jul 1956 | Kaukauna Times | When August 1st rolls around next week Sylvester (Ves) Berens will be taking note of an anniversary of some distinction in Kaukauna business. It will be 50 years since he went to work selling clothing, in the same location where he now operates his store, 115 E. 2nd St. At that time the store was owned by W. S. Mulford and Ves as a youth took up the hustling tradition. He became Mulford's star salesman and later manager of the store when Mulford moved out of state in 1933. | |
| 79 | I191365 | Berg | Joseph | 22 Dec 1832 | 12 Oct 1916 | 23 Aug 1901 | Kaukauna Times | William Berg of Omaha, Neb., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berg a prominent manufacturer of this city, arrived here Monday to spend a week with his parents. Mr. Berg had not seen his son since he left Kaukauna nearly 40 years ago and naturally many changes have taken place in that period. | |
| 80 | I191366 | Berg | William | Abt Feb 1864 | 27 May 1910 | 23 Aug 1901 | Kaukauna Times | William Berg of Omaha, Neb., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berg a prominent manufacturer of this city, arrived here Monday to spend a week with his parents. Mr. Berg had not seen his son since he left Kaukauna nearly 40 years ago and naturally many changes have taken place in that period. | |
| 81 | I336534 | Beyer | David | 30 Jul 1941 | 13 Aug 1941 | Kaukauna Times | Parents of Son Son to Mr. & Mrs. Roland K. Beyer, nee Saunderson Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/13/1941 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 82 | I61324 | Biersteker | Nicholas Cornelius | 2 Sep 1912 | 13 May 1987 | 25 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Having five sons in service is somewhat unusual but when four of the sons are home on furlough at the same time that is even more extraordinary. The four servicemen, Major Nick, Staff Sgt. Maurice, Sgt. Neil and Cpl. John, are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Biersteker Main Street, Little Chute. Major Nick Biersteker was commander of the 757th Tank Battalion with the fifth Army and participated in Africa and the Italian campaigns. He was awarded the French declaration, Croix de Guerre with Silver Star. Other decorations include the Bronze star for heroic achievement in action, the Silver Star, European theater ribbon and four battle stars and the American defense service ribbon. He will report to the armored center at Fort Knox Kentucky in August. Staff Sgt. Maurice was home on a five day pass from Lockborne Army air base, Columbus Ohio where he is an aviator engineer. Sgt. Neil left Tuesday to return to the Army base at Hunter Field Georgia, after spending a two-week furlough with his parents. He is a laboratory technician with the medical corps. The youngest member of the Biersteker family representing is service is Cpl. John. He is home on a 60 day furlough after six months overseas, during which time he was reported missing in action and later returned to his unit by escaping from Austria with the help of partisans. He served as a ball turret operator on B-24 bomber. First Lieut. Joseph Biersteker, a navigator on a B-29 is stationed in the Marianas and has completed 29 missions over Japan. He has been awarded the air medal. | |
| 83 | I61019 | Biersteker | Peter | 17 Mar 1882 | 11 Sep 1966 | 25 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Having five sons in service is somewhat unusual but when four of the sons are home on furlough at the same time that is even more extraordinary. The four servicemen, Major Nick, Staff Sgt. Maurice, Sgt. Neil and Cpl. John, are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Biersteker Main Street, Little Chute. Major Nick Biersteker was commander of the 757th Tank Battalion with the fifth Army and participated in Africa and the Italian campaigns. He was awarded the French declaration, Croix de Guerre with Silver Star. Other decorations include the Bronze star for heroic achievement in action, the Silver Star, European theater ribbon and four battle stars and the American defense service ribbon. He will report to the armored center at Fort Knox Kentucky in August. Staff Sgt. Maurice was home on a five day pass from Lockborne Army air base, Columbus Ohio where he is an aviator engineer. Sgt. Neil left Tuesday to return to the Army base at Hunter Field Georgia, after spending a two-week furlough with his parents. He is a laboratory technician with the medical corps. The youngest member of the Biersteker family representing is service is Cpl. John. He is home on a 60 day furlough after six months overseas, during which time he was reported missing in action and later returned to his unit by escaping from Austria with the help of partisans. He served as a ball turret operator on B-24 bomber. First Lieut. Joseph Biersteker, a navigator on a B-29 is stationed in the Marianas and has completed 29 missions over Japan. He has been awarded the air medal. | |
| 84 | I7138 | Biese | Arnold | 22 Sep 1862 | 19 Sep 1937 | 4 Dec 1891 | Kaukauna Times | 1891 Kaukauna Times dated 12/04/1891 Mr Arnold Biese of West Holland and Miss Jennie Schmitz of Freedom will ma rry on Dec 8. | |
| 85 | I7138 | Biese | Arnold | 22 Sep 1862 | 19 Sep 1937 | 4 Jan 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/4/1907"Holland" Peter and Arnold Biese of Kaukauna and John Biese of Lawrence we re at Holland Tuesday to celebrate the birthday of their mother Mrs. Hen ry Biese. | |
| 86 | I7138 | Biese | Arnold | 22 Sep 1862 | 19 Sep 1937 | 31 Dec 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 12/13/1907John and Peter Peters spent Sunday with their Uncle Arnold Biese at Wright stown. | |
| 87 | I7138 | Biese | Arnold | 22 Sep 1862 | 19 Sep 1937 | 4 Aug 1911 | Kaukauna Times | Arnold Biese and family, consisting of his wife and two daughters, had a narrow escape from a serious disaster Saturday while crossing the railroad at the foot of Second Street, where the road makes a sharp curve. He did not hear the approaching train and was almost on the track, when the engine came into sight just in front of him. Mr. Biese brought the team to such a sudden halt that it threw one of the horses so that its head would have been crushed had he not pulled it to one side with the reins. | |
| 88 | I7215 | Biese | Gertrude | Eimmerman | 25 Mar 1867 | 19 Dec 1925 | 25 Sep 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 9/25/1908 Mrs Peter Eimmermann and mother Mrs Henry Biese and sisters Mrs James Coon en and Mrs Henry Peters of Holland leave Monday for Detroit where they wi ll be guests of relatives. |
| 89 | I7315 | Biese | Henry J. | 12 Apr 1890 | 29 Nov 1972 | 22 Nov 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 11/22/1907 Henry Biese and sister Katie of Lawrence were guests of their uncle Willi am Biese on Sunday. | |
| 90 | I2021 | Biese | Johann H. | 8 Sep 1861 | 7 Nov 1927 | 4 Jan 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/04/1907; "Holland" Peter and Arnold Biese of Ka ukauna and John Biese of Lawrence were at Holland Tuesday to celebrate t he birthday of their mother Mrs. Henry Biese. (Catherina Hass birthd ay is 1/1, should would be 76 in 1907) | |
| 91 | I4964 | Biese | Katharina | Peters | 7 Mar 1865 | 7 May 1947 | 25 Sep 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 9/25/1908; Mrs Peter Eimmermann and mother Mrs H enry Biese and sisters Mrs James Coonen and Mrs Henry Peters of Holland le ave Monday for Detroit where they will be guests of relatives. |
| 92 | I7316 | Biese | Katherine A. | Pendergast | 14 May 1891 | 19 Aug 1970 | 22 Nov 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 11/22/1907 Henry Biese and sister Katie of Lawrence were guests of their uncle Willi am Biese on Sunday. |
| 93 | I7153 | Biese | Magdalene | VanCamp | 1 Jun 1900 | 25 Nov 1960 | 8 Jun 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 6/08/1900; A daughter arrived at the home of Arnold Biese Friday. |
| 94 | I7197 | Biese | Nickolas | 24 Jul 1899 | 2 May 1900 | 4 Aug 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 8/04/1899, Born to Peter Biese last week a boy. | |
| 95 | I7124 | Biese | Peter | 17 Jan 1857 | 30 Nov 1944 | 2 Mar 1894 | Kaukauna Times | 1894 Kaukauna Times dated 3/02/1894Peter Biese of this city is wondering if he is himself. A young man repres enting himself as Peter Biese of Kaukauna registed at the Heppe House in C edar Creek Washington Co. He stayed a few days then disappeared also so me articles of clothing that did not belong to him also disappeared. He bo re a remarkable resemblence. | |
| 96 | I7124 | Biese | Peter | 17 Jan 1857 | 30 Nov 1944 | 4 May 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 5/04/1900Peter Biese severly burned his right hand Wed while engaged in refilli ng an electric cigar lighter. Seperatly in the same paper;Nicolas, nine month old son of Mr & Mrs Peter Biese died Tuesday of bra in fever and will be buried at St. Mary's Church Thursday. |
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| 97 | I7124 | Biese | Peter | 17 Jan 1857 | 30 Nov 1944 | 13 Jul 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 7/13/1900Peter Biese and family went out to Hollandtown Thursday for a visit with t he old folks. | |
| 98 | I7124 | Biese | Peter | 17 Jan 1857 | 30 Nov 1944 | 1 Nov 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 11/01/1901Peter Biese sold his 2nd St. property including the saloon to John Buchber ger of St. George, Sheboygan Co. for $3,600. | |
| 99 | I7124 | Biese | Peter | 17 Jan 1857 | 30 Nov 1944 | 6 Jan 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 1/06/1904Peter Biese has opened a saloon at the old Surges stand in the third ward. | |
| 100 | I7124 | Biese | Peter | 17 Jan 1857 | 30 Nov 1944 | 4 Jan 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/04/1907 "Holland" Peter and Arnold Biese of Kaukauna and John Biese of Lawrence we re at Holland Tuesday to celebrate the birthday of their mother Mrs. Hen ry Biese. | |
| 101 | I2757 | Biese | Petronella "Nellie" | Coonen | 25 Aug 1877 | 13 Nov 1938 | 31 Aug 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 8/31/1906A number of friends celebrated the birthday of Mrs James L Coonen at her h ome. |
| 102 | I2757 | Biese | Petronella "Nellie" | Coonen | 25 Aug 1877 | 13 Nov 1938 | 25 Sep 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 9/25/1908Mrs Peter Eimmermann and mother Mrs Henry Biese and sisters Mrs James Coon en and Mrs Henry Peters of Holland leave Monday for Detroit where they wi ll be guests of relatives |
| 103 | I139815 | Biesterveld | Elaine D. | Grones | 24 Jul 1927 | 3 Aug 2003 | 26 Jul 1927 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute Personals Son to Mr. & Mrs. Dewey Hartjes, Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Peter Biesterveld Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/26/1927 | Page: 4 | Type: Birth |
| 104 | I138282 | Biesterveld | Joyce | 6 Sep 1933 | 9 Nov 1948 | 19 Sep 1933 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute Births Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Leonard DeCoster, Girl to Mr. & Mrs. George Biesterveld, Son to Mr. & mrs. Theo. Evers, Son to Mr. & Mrs. Alphonse Coenen Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/19/1933 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 105 | I89633 | Biselx | Francis | 15 Feb 1920 | 7 May 1985 | 7 Nov 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Technical Fifth Grade Francis J. Biselx received an honorable discharge in October. He was in the Army four years with more than 2 1/2 years of that time spent overseas with the third armored spearhead division of the first army. He received the American defense service ribbon, American theater ribbon, European African Middle Eastern theater ribbon, silver battle star, good conduct medal. | |
| 106 | I14205 | Blahnik | Charles | Aft 1937 | 29 Oct 1965 | Kaukauna Times | Births Elsewhere son to Mr and Mrs Charles Blahnik Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/08/1967 | Page: 3 | Type: Birth Births Elsewhere daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Blahnik Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/29/1965 | Page: 3 | Type: Birth |
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| 107 | I199334 | Blake | John W. | 5 Nov 1921 | 7 Oct 2013 | 22 Jun 1960 | Kaukauna Times | The Kaukauna High School alumni rally was held in Hollandtown over the past weekend. More than 350 graduates, teachers and guests were present. John W. Blake of Western Springs, Ill. had the duties as rally master. John graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1939. He spoke of the special event and its means of bridging the gap of graduates over the years. The 50-year class of 1910 was honored as they sat at the head table. | |
| 108 | I169369 | Block | Joseph | 19 Sep 1906 | 17 Jan 1972 | 2 Nov 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Cpl. Joseph Block is spending a 45-day furlough here with his family. Upon completion of his furlough he will report to Camp Chaffee, Ark., for his honorable discharge. Block spent 11 months in the EOT and was a member of an 81 mm mortar platoon. He wears the EOT ribbon with three battle stars, combat infantry badge and the good conduct badge. He had been in service about three years. | |
| 109 | I134386 | Boe | Catherine | Hyland | Abt 1862 | Abt 1944 | 4 May 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 5/04/1900; John Bay and daughter Mrs. Wm. Hyla nd returned from Black Creek Saturday where they had been visiting Mr & M rs Ed. Lawler 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 6/01/1900; Mrs. Max Alpin of Nekoosa is spendi ng 3 weeks with her sister Mrs. William Hyland. |
| 110 | I134386 | Boe | Catherine | Hyland | Abt 1862 | Abt 1944 | 27 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/27/1903; Mrs Edward Lawler of Black Creek visi ted her sister Mrs. William Hyland Tuesday. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/03/1903; Mrs. John Alpin of Shawano arrived Thu rsday to visit Mrs. Wm. Hyland. |
| 111 | I134386 | Boe | Catherine | Hyland | Abt 1862 | Abt 1944 | 8 Jun 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 6/08/1906; John Alpin and son Arthur from Rhinela nder are visiting Mr. & Mrs Wm. Hyland. |
| 112 | I134386 | Boe | Catherine | Hyland | Abt 1862 | Abt 1944 | 4 Jan 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/04/1907; Mrs John Alpin of Park Falls is spendi ng her holiday with her sister Mrs. Wm. Hyland. |
| 113 | I134386 | Boe | Catherine | Hyland | Abt 1862 | Abt 1944 | 5 Sep 1934 | Kaukauna Times | Injured in Fall Kathryn Hyland Kaukauna Times 9/05/1934 5 News |
| 114 | I3674 | Boe | Louise | Alpin | Abt 1857 | 7 Mar 1927 | 1 Dec 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 12/01/1899 Mr & Mrs Maux Alpin of Nekoosa and Mr. & Mrs Ed. Lawler of Black Creek we re present for the funeral of John Bey Jr. |
| 115 | I3674 | Boe | Louise | Alpin | Abt 1857 | 7 Mar 1927 | 1 Jun 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 6/01/1900 Mrs. Max Alpin of Nekoosa is spending 3 weeks with her sister Mrs. William Hyland. |
| 116 | I3674 | Boe | Louise | Alpin | Abt 1857 | 7 Mar 1927 | 10 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/10/1903 Mrs Max Alpin of Grand Rapids was called here by the death of her father J ohn Bey. |
| 117 | I3674 | Boe | Louise | Alpin | Abt 1857 | 7 Mar 1927 | 17 Jun 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna times dated 6/17/1904 Mrs. John Alpin who has been here the past 5 weeks visiting her sister Mr s. Wm. Hyland returned home to Rhinelander Friday. |
| 118 | I3674 | Boe | Louise | Alpin | Abt 1857 | 7 Mar 1927 | 19 Jul 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 7/19/1907 Mrs Max Alpin and daughter Mrs William Droeger of Seymour were guests th is week of Mrs Alpin's sister Mrs Hyland. Mr & Mrs Alpin will soon mo ve to Sartell, Minn. |
| 119 | I3674 | Boe | Louise | Alpin | Abt 1857 | 7 Mar 1927 | 3 Sep 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 9/03/1909 Mrs Henry Alpin of Grand Rapids, Wis is here visiting her mother Mrs Jo hn Bey. |
| 120 | I999 | Boe | Matilda | Lawler | Abt 1861 | Bet 1920 and 1930 | 1 Dec 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 12/01/1899 Mr & Mrs Maux Alpin of Nekoosa and Mr. & Mrs Ed. Lawler of Black Creek we re present for the funeral of John Bey Jr. |
| 121 | I999 | Boe | Matilda | Lawler | Abt 1861 | Bet 1920 and 1930 | 4 May 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 5/04/1900 John Bay and daughter Mrs. Wm. Hyland returned from Black Creek Saturday w here they had been visiting Mr & Mrs Ed. Lawler |
| 122 | I999 | Boe | Matilda | Lawler | Abt 1861 | Bet 1920 and 1930 | 28 Mar 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 3/28/1902 John Bay visited his daughter Mrs. Ed Lawler at Shiocton last week. |
| 123 | I999 | Boe | Matilda | Lawler | Abt 1861 | Bet 1920 and 1930 | 27 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/27/1903 Mrs Edward Lawler of Black Creek visited her sister Mrs. William Hyland Tu esday. |
| 124 | I999 | Boe | Matilda | Lawler | Abt 1861 | Bet 1920 and 1930 | 2 Sep 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/02/1904 Mrs Ed Lawler of Grand Rapids is visiting her sister Mrs William Hyland. |
| 125 | I999 | Boe | Matilda | Lawler | Abt 1861 | Bet 1920 and 1930 | 1 May 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 5/01/1908 Miss Lillian Bay went to Seymour Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs Edwa rd Lawler. |
| 126 | I322180 | Boebel | Theodore | 30 Jul 1894 | 1 Aug 1965 | 17 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | One Wisconsin youth, one PT boat and one torpedo added up to a smashed enemy convoy in Italian waters in March of 1944, the Navy revealed recently in awarding the Bronze Star medal to USNR Lt. Theodore Boebel, Reaume Ave., Kaukauna. As boat captain of PT 214, Lt. Boebel was acting as a scouting unit for a force of British patrol vessels when he came in contact with a German convoy of six ships protected by two destroyers. "Immediately maneuvering to attack and fired one torpedo into the lead destroyer and passing the target into retirement." The remainder of the convoy was sunk by the allied force. | |
| 127 | I197300 | Boerner | Ruth | Darrow | 4 Jun 1918 | 27 Oct 2000 | 7 Jun 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Births - Son to Mr. & Mrs. John Hopfensperger, Girl to Mr. & mrs. William Boerner, Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Ray W. Francher, Boy to Mr. & mrs. Isaac Belonga, Girl to Mr. & mrs. Peter Hagen, Son to Mr. & mrs. Peter Tennessen, Son to Mr. & Mrs. Philip Burke Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/07/1918 | Page: 7 | Type: News Births Son to Mr. & Mrs. John Hopfensperger, Girl to Mr. & mrs. William Boerner, Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Ray W. Francher, Boy to Mr. & mrs. Isaac Belonga, Girl to Mr. & mrs. Peter Hagen, Son to Mr. & mrs. Peter Tennessen, Son to Mr. & Mrs. Philip Burke Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/07/1918 | Page: 7 | Type: News Many Enter The Times' Doll Contest Kaukauna Times, Doll Contest, Bina Hahnemann, Patricia Kiffe, Frances Hilgenberg, Gladys Meinert, Anna Peeters, Veril Alger, Leah Sager, Agnes Burke, Dolores Licht, Alma Weidenhaupt, Ruth Boerner, Leila Carnot, Margaret Deno, Elizabeth Ann Ashe, Mrs. Carl Swedberg, Catherine Weber, Betty Klumb, Dolores Nytes, Catherine Grissman, Edna Hein, Marion Graney, Elizabeth Welhouse, Gertrude Grebe, Marcella Jackels, Lydia Schriner Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/06/1927 | Page: 1 | Type: News Ill at Home Ruth boerner Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/24/1937 | Page: 3 | Type: News Confirmation Immanuel Reformed Church, Rev. Scheib, R. Boerner, H. Alger, A. Borree, S. Dix, E. Grabielson, Carl Heilman, E. Hahnemann, R. Hipp, B. Juneau, Ruth Kuehn, Eva Meitner, Alice Paschen, Marcella Rodel, Wilma State, D. Wenzel, Catherine Weber, A. Hahnemann, A. Tousey Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/31/1931 | Page: 5 | Type: News |
| 128 | I155096 | Bolwerk | Willard J. | 22 Jun 1931 | 19 May 2009 | 26 Jun 1931 | Kaukauna Times | Baby Boy Boy to Mr. & Mrs. Martin Bolwerk Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/26/1931 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 129 | I30700 | Bongers | Thomas Joseph | 2 Dec 1946 | 23 Oct 1946 | Kaukauna Times | Four holes-in-one in one season . . . two in one day . . . three in a week! The club house boys at Fox Valley Golf club house call it "The Tom Bonger's Story". Tom, 16, shot this remarkable kind of golf in a hot streak at season's end this year. August 11 - Tom scored an ace on the 170-yard No. 9. September 7 - He again fired a hole-in-one on the No. 9. September 14 - Tom sank a-hole-in one on the 175-yard No. 6. That evening he fired a hole-in-one on No. 9. (Pretty sure this is the correct Thomas Bongers, as the other Thomas Bongers would have been age 17 and this article lists his age as 16.) |
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| 130 | I60091 | Bootz | Margaret H. | Ditter | 23 Mar 1902 | 5 Jun 1970 | 28 Mar 1902 | Kaukauna Times | The advent of twins is recorded by Dr. Titus at the Peter Bootz home, an eleven-pound boy, and an eight-pound girl. |
| 131 | I112982 | Bootz | Peter | 23 Mar 1902 | 27 Apr 1984 | 28 Mar 1902 | Kaukauna Times | The advent of twins is recorded by Dr. Titus at the Peter Bootz home, an eleven-pound boy, and an eight-pound girl. | |
| 132 | I155311 | Borcherdt | Arthur "Bill" | 16 May 1942 | 19 Nov 2012 | 27 Jan 1960 | Kaukauna Times | also March 18, 1960 Leroy Weyenberg was named honorary captain of the Mid-Eastern conference and Bill Borcherdt was named the teams' most valuable player for the season. |
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| 133 | I39035 | Borland | Elizabeth | Abt Dec 1920 | 30 Dec 1920 | Kaukauna Times | Personal Mention Girl to Mr. & Mrs. A. Borland Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/30/1920 | Page: 5 | Type: Birth |
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| 134 | I39037 | Borland | William Andrew | 1 Jan 1922 | 7 Nov 1989 | 12 Jan 1922 | Kaukauna Times | Births Son to Mr. & Mrs. Aloys Hopfensperger, Son to Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Borland, Girl to Mr. & Mrs. George Duprey Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/12/1922 | Page: 5 | Type: Birth A son was born New Years day to Mr. and Mrs Andrew Borland. APPLETON POST-CRESCENT, THURSDAY, JANUARY S, 1922, PAGE SIX |
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| 135 | I28533 | Bowers | Carl Adrian | 18 Apr 1936 | 18 Oct 2021 | 14 Sep 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Carl Bowers was crowned King of the 118th annual Hollandtown Schut. Bowers dropped the last piece of the bird with the 787th shot in the event. He unseated John Wurdinger, last year's champ and 84 other marksmen to win the event. Other shooters to win awards were James Gerrits shot the wing, Dave Jacobs: remove the head, Denis Runge who clipped off the other wing and Gerald Pesnow who nailed the tail. | |
| 136 | I316770 | Boyd | Charles D. | 6 Jun 1869 | 1 Oct 1948 | 19 May 1948 | Kaukauna Times | Dr. C. D. Boyd of Kaukauna has been awarded a gold lapel pin honoring him as a member of the "50 Year Club" of the State Medical Society of Wisconsin. Dr. Boyd came to Kaukauna on October 9, 1891. He was a graduate of Rush Medical school, Chicago. He is recognized as an authority on long diseases and served as medical director of the Riverview Sanitorium for the past thirty years. | |
| 137 | I335573 | Brauer | Harold | 30 Aug 1917 | 28 Apr 1968 | 1946 | Kaukauna Times | Description: kantucky Girl, harold Brauer Wed Julia Pogue and Harold Brauer Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/06/1946 | Page: 3 | Type: Wedding Bethany Church to Observe anniversary Betnay Lutheran Church, Rev Harold Brauer Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/12/1966 | Page: 1 | Type: Anniversary Former Kaukaunan Dies Harold Brauer Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/01/1968 | Page: 2 | Type: Obituary |
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| 138 | I109384 | Brautigan | Michael F. | 2 Dec 1947 | 9 Oct 2009 | 3 Dec 1965 | Kaukauna Times | Michael Brautigan, Kaukauna sailor, who won the bronze star for gallantry in action in Vietnam, telephoned home Friday to say he will leave Japan for the states today. He will spend one week in San Diego then be transferred to the naval hospital at Great Lakes for convalescence from wounds received October 21. The Brautigan's have been busy answering the phone and receiving mail since her son became a military hero. "We received letters from all over the state" Mrs. Brautigan said. "Nice letters from people who just wanted to say something good to us." She said a clipping from the Janesville newspaper called her son "The Sgt. York of Vietnam." This Thursday will be Mike's 18th birthday. | |
| 139 | I109384 | Brautigan | Michael F. | 2 Dec 1947 | 9 Oct 2009 | 27 Apr 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Michael Brautigan, Kaukauna sailor who received nationwide fame last fall for heroism in Vietnam, has returned home after receiving a medical discharge from service. The 18- year-old Navy man received multiple fractures and lacerations when enemy fire struck the small boat in which he was making a landing. Brautigan was given the bronze star for heroism in action in October previous to his being wounded. He was released from the Philadelphia Naval hospital, where he had been convalescing since December. Brautigan also received the U.S. Navy commendation medal for bravery during a 14-hour fire on board the USS Piermont on which he was stationed. |
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| 140 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 26 May 1882 | Kaukauna Times | 1882 Kaukauna Times dated 5/26/1882; Misses Eva Brewster and Ida Ashman we re guests of Mrs. A.A. Brewster in Ledyard on Thursday and Friday nites. | |
| 141 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 13 Apr 1883 | Kaukauna Times | 1883 Kaukauna Times dated 4/13/1883; Town Clerk A.A. Brewster will have h is office in the building next to Hoberg's store. | |
| 142 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 1 Jun 1883 | Kaukauna Times | 1883 Kaukauna Times dated 6/01/1883; A.A. Brewster received roses this we ek from his wife who is in Ashland, Kent visiting relatives. | |
| 143 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 5 Oct 1883 | Kaukauna Times | 1883 Kaukauana Times dated 10/05/1883; A.A. Brewster issued a stateme nt to the value of Buchanan; 307 horses, 400 cattle, 446 sheep, 358 swin e, 183 wagons, 6 pianos, etc, to a total value of Personal Property $20, 6 23.15,796 acres of land valued at $102,720. and city owned land $39,515. f or a total land value of $142,235. | |
| 144 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 22 Feb 1884 | Kaukauna Times | 1884 Kaukauna Times dated 2/22/1884 ; John Brill, landlord of the Commerci al House, bought the Brewster's residence for $1000 as Art Brewster inten ds to move South or West. | |
| 145 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 18 Dec 1885 | Kaukauna Times | 1885 Kaukauna Times dated 12/18/1885 Mr. A.A. Brewster family of Kaukau na visited friends here Tuesday, Art returns after a two year absence a nd looks well. | |
| 146 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 7 Jul 1887 | Kaukauna Times | 1887 Kaukauna Times dated 7/07/1887; Geo. I Brewster and family were gues ts of his son A.A, Brewster yesterday. | |
| 147 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 2 Jun 1893 | Kaukauna Times | 1893 Kaukauna Times dated 6/02/1893;Mr A. Brewster will occupy his hou se on Dixon St. soon. | |
| 148 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 30 Aug 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 8/30/1901; Arthur Brewster departed for Montel lo Saturday where he will have charge of the government works on the upp er Fox river. | |
| 149 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 6 Jun 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 6/06/1902; A.A. Brewster has moved his family ba ck to Kaukauna from Appleton. | |
| 150 | I806 | Brewster | Arthur Allen | 25 Jan 1859 | 17 Mar 1946 | 17 Mar 1946 | Kaukauna Times | 1946 Kaukauna Times dated 3/17/1946; Arthur Brewster age 87 died at the ho me of his daughter Mrs John Bower in Appleton. | |
| 151 | I3676 | Brewster | George I. | 31 Jan 1833 | 6 Sep 1893 | 23 Jul 1886 | Kaukauna Times | 1886 Kaukauna Times dated 7/23/1886; Mr. G.I. Brewster of Appleton visit ed AA Brewster. | |
| 152 | I33228 | Brill | Amalie Frances "Mollie" | Mullen | 3 Sep 1880 | 20 Jun 1955 | 26 Jun 1908 | Kaukauna Times | The first triple wedding in Kaukauna in recent years took place Wednesday. The brides were the three daughters of ex-Assemblyman and Mrs. John Brill, namely, Minnie A., Amelia F. and Veronica C. Brill. The grooms were Peter H. Kauth of Appleton, Patrick E. Mullen of Antigo, and John J. Hyde of Kaukauna. The ceremony was performed at St. Mary's Church at 8 a.m. by the Rev. F. X. Steinbrecher. The couples were unattended. |
| 153 | I30786 | Brill | Anna Mary "Minnie" | Kauth | 12 Oct 1872 | 16 Mar 1942 | 26 Jun 1908 | Kaukauna Times | The first triple wedding in Kaukauna in recent years took place Wednesday. The brides were the three daughters of ex-Assemblyman and Mrs. John Brill, namely, Minnie A., Amelia F. and Veronica C. Brill. The grooms were Peter H. Kauth of Appleton, Patrick E. Mullen of Antigo, and John J. Hyde of Kaukauna. The ceremony was performed at St. Mary's Church at 8 a.m. by the Rev. F. X. Steinbrecher. The couples were unattended. |
| 154 | I279 | Brill | Caroline "Lena" | 10 Jun 1877 | 27 Sep 1962 | 5 Sep 1920 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 9/05/1902Miss Lena Brill of Kaukauna visited her sisters Mrs. N. Steffen and Mrs. A lbert Klein in Hortonville on Sunday. | |
| 155 | I311356 | Brill | George | 31 Jul 1881 | 11 Oct 1957 | 24 Mar 1948 | Kaukauna Times | Lieutenant Commander George J. Brill, a former Kaukauna resident, was one of three outstanding officers of the United States Coast Guard who were sworn into the regular Coast Guard on February 13th. Lieut. Comdr. Brill is the officer in charge of marine inspection and captain of the Port of Savannah. He has sailed under four flags in the merchant marine. During the first World War he served in the Navy with a rank of Lieutenant JG. He left home at the age of 17 years of age and entered the United States Navy on January 12, 1906. | |
| 156 | I1420 | Brill | John | 26 Mar 1844 | 19 May 1916 | 21 Apr 1882 | Kaukauna Times | 1882 Kaukauna Times dated 4/21/1882; r. John Brill of Buchanan drove up to Nenah with his handsome sorrels a nd many wealthy Neenanites cast envious glances. 1882 Kaukauna Times dated 6/23/1882An interesting tombstone exists on the farm of John Brill, it reads;In Memory of Rev. Jesse Miner - Born Sept 29, 1781, Commenced the Moheahum uk Mission at this place, June 20,1828, died March 22, 1829. |
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| 157 | I1420 | Brill | John | 26 Mar 1844 | 19 May 1916 | 6 Apr 1883 | Kaukauna Times | 1883 Kaukauna Times dated 4/06/1883On Sunday last Mr. John Brill received a telegram that his brother Peter w as seriously ill, then he received another on Monday that Peter had lost a ll speech and there was little hope for recovery. On Tuesday John start ed for Florence in hopes to bring Peter home. A few weeks earlier anoth er brother was taken home from Michigan. 1883 Kaukauna Times Dated 6/29/1883John Brill wears a more beaming countenence than usual, is probably d ue to the arrival of a little girl. |
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| 158 | I1420 | Brill | John | 26 Mar 1844 | 19 May 1916 | 22 Feb 1884 | Kaukauna Times | 1884 Kaukauna Times dated 2/22/1884John Brill, landlord of the Commercial House, bought the Brewster's reside nce for $1000 as Art Brewster intends to move South or West. | |
| 159 | I1420 | Brill | John | 26 Mar 1844 | 19 May 1916 | 13 Mar 1885 | Kaukauna Times | 1885 Kaukauna Times dated 3/13/1885John Brill is giving up his landloard of Commercial Hotel in Appleton to r eturn to Buchanan to farm. 1885 Kaukauna Times dated 3/27/1885 John Brill will stay on as landlord of Commercial Hotel. 1885 Kaukauna Times dated 10/16/1885 Contractor Wm. Eiting has completed John Brill's new house.Also John visited New London on Monday to attend the wedding of his broth er Robert Brill. |
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| 160 | I1420 | Brill | John | 26 Mar 1844 | 19 May 1916 | 10 Apr 1896 | Kaukauna Times | 1896 Kaukauna Times dated 4/10/1896 John Brill elected Chairman of Buchanan. | |
| 161 | I1420 | Brill | John | 26 Mar 1844 | 19 May 1916 | 20 Feb 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 2/20/1903 John Brill Chairman of Buchanan, was re-elected as a member of the Fox Riv er Valley Fair and Driving Assoc. on Feb 12. | |
| 162 | I1420 | Brill | John | 26 Mar 1844 | 19 May 1916 | 16 Sep 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kuakauna Times dated 9/16/1904John Brill nominated for assembly of Democratic Convention in Back Cre ek on Thursday. | |
| 163 | I1420 | Brill | John | 26 Mar 1844 | 19 May 1916 | 26 Jun 1908 | Kaukauna Times | The first triple wedding in Kaukauna in recent years took place Wednesday. The brides were the three daughters of ex-Assemblyman and Mrs. John Brill, namely, Minnie A., Amelia F. and Veronica C. Brill. The grooms were Peter H. Kauth of Appleton, Patrick E. Mullen of Antigo, and John J. Hyde of Kaukauna. The ceremony was performed at St. Mary's Church at 8 a.m. by the Rev. F. X. Steinbrecher. The couples were unattended. | |
| 164 | I3703 | Brill | Michael | 25 Nov 1815 | 14 Jan 1897 | 6 Feb 1885 | Kaukauna Times | 1885 Kaukauna Times dated 2/06/1885; Card of Thanks Michael Brill and family extend this Card of Thanks on the death of our son and brother Peter Brill. | |
| 165 | I3738 | Brill | Peter J. | 8 Dec 1847 | 30 Jan 1885 | 6 Feb 1885 | Kaukauna Times | 1885 Kaukauna Times dated 2/06/1885; Card of Thanks Michael Brill and family extend this Card of Thanks on the death of our son and brother Peter Brill. | |
| 166 | I3743 | Brill | Robert | 26 Feb 1855 | 9 Feb 1928 | 16 Oct 1885 | Kaukauna Times | 1885 Kaukauna Times dated 10/16/1885; Contractor Wm. Eiting has completed John Brill's new house.Also John visited New London on Monday to attend the wedding of his brother Robert Brill. | |
| 167 | I3743 | Brill | Robert | 26 Feb 1855 | 9 Feb 1928 | 7 Jul 1887 | Kaukauna Times | 1887 Kaukauna Times dated 7/07/1887 Mrs. Robert Brill returned from a 3 week visit at Hortonville and New London. | |
| 168 | I33390 | Brill | Veronica | Hyde | 11 Mar 1886 | 7 Oct 1968 | 26 Jun 1908 | Kaukauna Times | The first triple wedding in Kaukauna in recent years took place Wednesday. The brides were the three daughters of ex-Assemblyman and Mrs. John Brill, namely, Minnie A., Amelia F. and Veronica C. Brill. The grooms were Peter H. Kauth of Appleton, Patrick E. Mullen of Antigo, and John J. Hyde of Kaukauna. The ceremony was performed at St. Mary's Church at 8 a.m. by the Rev. F. X. Steinbrecher. The couples were unattended. |
| 169 | I13990 | Brochtrup | Ann | Eiting | 27 Feb 1869 | Bef 1969 | 25 Jun 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 6/25/1909 Mrs Henry Heiting of Neb is a pleasnt visitor at the home of her brother H enry Brochtrup. |
| 170 | I102144 | Brochtrup | Joseph | 19 Sep 1854 | 3 May 1919 | 29 Jan 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 1/29/1909Joseph Brochtrup of David City Neb is guest of his brother Henry Brochtr up and family. | |
| 171 | I13977 | Brochtrup | Theodore | 28 Jan 1887 | Abt May 1972 | 30 Dec 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 12/30/1910 Theodore Brochtrup of David City, Neb is visiting his parents Mr & Mrs Hen ry Brochtrup. | |
| 172 | I158417 | Brothers | David J. | 15 Oct 1838 | 15 Nov 1904 | 3 Jan 1896 | Kaukauna Times | President Cleveland has appointed Capt. D. J. Brothers as postmaster to succeed Thomas Reese. Mr. Reese will continue to carry on his news stand, tobacco and fancy good store, in which he already has a good track established. Mr. Brothers will move the office to his building on Lawe Street. | |
| 173 | I158417 | Brothers | David J. | 15 Oct 1838 | 15 Nov 1904 | 3 Jul 1896 | Kaukauna Times | The post office Department in Washington announced last Tuesday the changes in salary of Wisconsin postmasters for the ensuing fiscal year based on the receipts of their respective offices. The salary of postmaster D. J. Brothers of the North Side has been raised from $1300 to $1400. | |
| 174 | I158417 | Brothers | David J. | 15 Oct 1838 | 15 Nov 1904 | 26 Mar 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Opening of Hotel Brothers Recalled By Dr. H.B. Tanner Hotel Brothers Kaukauna Times 3/26/1926 News Opening Of Hotel Brothers Recalled By Dr. H. B. Tanner Dr. Tanner, Hotel Brothers, Captain D. J. Brothers Kaukauna Times 3/25/1926 1 History Of Kaukauna Area |
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| 175 | I158417 | Brothers | David J. | 15 Oct 1838 | 15 Nov 1904 | 21 Dec 1894 | Kaukauna Times | The Hotel Brothers was formally opened December 20, Mayor Tanner acted as toast master. Following the banquet a ball was given at Heindel's Hall and many from Kaukauna and parts west of here attended. A special train carried the visitor's home after the entertainment concluded in the evening. The magnificent structure presented a splendid appearance inside and out. Kaukauna finally has a first class hotel, something the town has been lacking for a long time. Capt. D. J. Brothers supplied the city with this long felt want. He launched his ship of capital upon the sea of experimental and trust for the breezes of success to waft his enterprise safely into the harbor of a money making basis. The management of the hotel will rest in the capable hands of Mr. John D. Lawe. The Hotel Brothers located on the corner of Wisconsin Avenue and Lawe Street, has filled Kaukauna's need for facility of Quality. | |
| 176 | I168104 | Brouchek | John M. | 16 May 1894 | 2 May 1980 | 13 Jan 1961 | Kaukauna Times | January 13, 1961 He drove 31 automobiles 20 times around the world, but he wanted to be a rural mail carrier because of horses. "I loved horses'. John Brouchek the Route 2 carrier is retiring after 41 years of service at the Kaukauna Post Office. John recalled "One time in the early 20's I started out in a sleet storm. The ice was driving into the horses face. When I reached the corner at Kelso road I pulled the reins to the right but the horse had more sense than me and headed left for home. |
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| 177 | I12008 | Brower | Belle B. | Weyenberg | 23 Sep 1883 | 26 Jul 1947 | 4 Sep 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 9/04/1908; Mrs. Andrew BROWER was at Appleton Fri day and Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Matt WEYENBERG. |
| 178 | I12008 | Brower | Belle B. | Weyenberg | 23 Sep 1883 | 26 Jul 1947 | 17 Dec 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI.December 17, 1909; Mrs. Matt WEYENBE RG of Appleton was the guest Saturday of her mother, Mrs. Andrew BROWER. |
| 179 | I135216 | Brown | Robert | 11 Jan 1922 | 15 Sep 1997 | 7 Mar 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Description: Corporal Robert Brown Promoted to Sergeant Robert W. Brown, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/07/1945 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 180 | I335657 | Bruss | Hilary | 29 Apr 1917 | 10 Feb 2002 | Aft 1938 | Kaukauna Times | Description: Engaged Bernice Streck, Hilary Bruss Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/29/1938 | Page: 7 | Type: Engagement Miss Bernice Streck Wed to Hilary Bruss Bernice Streck, Hilary Bruss Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/27/1940 | Page: 5 | Type: Wedding Hilary Bruss Claimed as Bride Hilary August Bruss and Susanne Lepak Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/27/1946 | Page: 3 | Type: Wedding | Photo |
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| 181 | I153662 | Buechler | Lynne | Abt Sep 1963 | 18 Sep 1963 | Kaukauna Times | Brand-new cousins had the opportunity recently to become acquainted with each other at a very early age when their mothers shared a room at the St. Vincent's Hospital, Green Bay. A son Kenneth was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newhouse of Kaukauna and a daughter, Lynn, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buechler of Wrightstown. The mothers are sisters-in-law. | ||
| 182 | I200440 | Buerth | Henry Charles | 15 Aug 1871 | 27 Mar 1912 | 29 Mar 1912 | Kaukauna Times | Henry Buerth of the south side, while at work making repairs at the Kaukauna Lumber Company was struck in the chest by a piece of wood and he died as result of the injury. He was 41 years old and leaves a wife and three children. | |
| 183 | I168784 | Burhaus | William | 4 Nov 1883 | 25 Sep 1925 | 19 Mar 1908 | Kaukauna Times | Sentenced For One Year Julius Heimke and Wm Burhans Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/19/1908 | Page: 1 | Type: News Town Talk Wm Hammen, Martin van Roy, Schrieber Saloon Building, Frank Jones, John Banker, Raymond Kessler, Julius Heimke, Wm Burhans Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/19/1908 | Page: 5 | Type: News One Year at Green Bay Julius Heimke, William Burhans Kaukauna Sun | Date: 06/18/1908 | Page: A1 | Type: News May Not Plead Guilty Wm Burhans, Julius Heimke Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/01/1908 | Page: 1 | Type: News Heimke is Sore Julius Heimke, Will Burhans, C. & N.W. Ry Co. Kaukauna Sun | Date: 03/26/1908 | Page: A6 | Type: News Boy Burglars Ernest Rowe, Charles Ristau's Hotel, Albert Kersten, Rich Conlon. Will Burhans, Julius Heimke Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/20/1908 | Page: 5 | Type: News Boys Waive Hearing-C & N W Depot Broken Into C. & N W Ry Co. , Julius Heinke, William Burhans Kaukauna Sun | Date: 03/19/1908 | Page: A1 | Type: News |
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| 184 | I118945 | Burns | Arthur | Abt 1896 | Y | 26 Jun 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Home on Furlough Arthur Burns, Army Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/26/1919 | Page: 8 | Type: News Now Subject to Draft Herbert Bohlmann, Edward Rennicke, Jerry Callahan, Arthur Burns, Harold Damrow, Alvin Denzer, Orval Dimel, George Dogot, William Dreger, Joseph Driessen, William Wenzel, John Funk, Leo Gillen, Paul Griffith, William Beier, John Buchberger, Lester Brenzel, Lyle E. Webster, Byron Reardon, Reinhardt Reith, Ambrose Retter, Lee Schradeer, Otto Schubring, Leo Steinbrecher, John Steiber, Arthur Treptow, Nick Webber, Bernard Weiss, Frank Wodzenski, Harry Wolf, Ed, Wyro, Deane Becker, Raymond McCarty, Albert Merks, Gordon Mulholland, Kenneth Parton, Alvin Ploetz, John Punschok, Raymond Heimke, Willis Heintz, John Heitung, Raymond Hennis, henry Heitung, George Howk, John Jansen, Henry Kirschner, David Kitto, George Klassen, Arthurn Koehne, Joe Leonard, Earl Marzofska, Fred Hurst Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/03/1918 | Page: 1 | Type: News Burns in Service Arthur Burns Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/15/1918 | Page: 6 | Type: News |
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| 185 | I108500 | Burns | Daniel James | 3 Jul 1893 | 10 Apr 1971 | 13 May 1920 | Kaukauna Times | Presented with Medals At a dancing party and baquet held at Antigo on Tuesday evening under the auspicies of the ladies auxillary of B. of L. F. & E. at which times members of (same) who servered in World's War were presented with a silver medal from th eGrand Lodge with the following inscription on it"Presented to Grand Lodge to Members, In Grateful Recognition of a Duty Well and Cheerfully performed". The members of the organization who served their country attended the banquet in uniform representing the branch of service he was in. The following young men from Kaukauna : Walton Cooper, C. J. Somers, H. H. Wilpolt, Dan Burns and George Kobussen. |
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| 186 | I157880 | Burns | James Edward | 13 Oct 1925 | 21 Nov 1995 | 22 Oct 1925 | Kaukauna Times | Askeaton Son to Mr. & Mrs. James Burns (Bell O'Hearn), Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Louis Arts Kaukauna Times 10/22/1925 6 Birth | |
| 187 | I156260 | Burns | Marie | Mangless | 9 Jan 1926 | 22 Jun 1998 | 21 Jan 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Askeaton Twin Girls to Mr. & Mrs. John Burns Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/21/1926 | Page: 7 | Type: Birth |
| 188 | I164333 | Byers | James Walsh | 16 Aug 1926 | 9 Feb 1980 | 26 Aug 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Askeaton Son to Mr. & Mrs. James Beyers (Evelyn Walsh) Kaukauna Times 8/26/1926 2 Birth | |
| 189 | I160327 | Byers | Margaret Ann | Abt Jul 1927 | 8 Jul 1927 | Kaukauna Times | Askeaton Girl to Mr. & Mrs. John Beyers (Rosella Tierney) Kaukauna Times 7/08/1927 5 Birth | ||
| 190 | I199761 | Cardinal | Frank | 28 Feb 1833 | 27 Aug 1906 | 27 Jan 1960 | Kaukauna Times | Find Gravestone of Kau Civil Wat Vet in DePere Lot Frank Cardinal, Miss Eliza Snider Kaukauna Times 1/27/1960 1 News Find Gravestone of Kau Civil War Vet in Depere Lot Frank Cardinal Kaukauna Daily Times 1/27/1960 1 news |
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| 191 | I316943 | Carroll | Bridget | Abt 1860 | Abt 1940 | 26 Nov 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Askeaton Bridget Carroll, Edward Mulloy Kaukauna Times 11/26/1926 2 Wedding | |
| 192 | I87683 | Casey | Sam | 13 Apr 1899 | 14 Jun 1971 | 30 Jan 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Sam Casey Sam Casey, Army Kaukauna Times 1/30/1919 1 News | |
| 193 | I743 | Cawley | Emily | Hoolihan | 17 Oct 1863 | 2 Nov 1926 | 6 Dec 1918 | Kaukauna Times | 1918 Kaukauna Times mentioned on Dec 6, 1918 that Mrs. B. Hoolihan and dau ghter Geneva returned on Tuesday from visiting relatives in Beloit, WI. |
| 194 | I743 | Cawley | Emily | McCormick | 17 Oct 1863 | 2 Nov 1926 | 6 Dec 1918 | Kaukauna Times | 1918 Kaukauna Times mentioned on Dec 6, 1918 that Mrs. B. Hoolihan and dau ghter Geneva returned on Tuesday from visiting relatives in Beloit, WI. |
| 195 | I301263 | Chamberlain | Charles | 10 Mar 1878 | 3 Apr 1948 | 29 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | The young man from Kaukauna responded without hesitation and the following seven young patriots departed on the 10 o'clock train for Appleton, thus placing Kaukauna among the first soldiers called out: Bert W. Fargo, J. Goss, Milo Kutchin, Chas. Chamberlain, Geo. Mulholland, Elmer Fullerton and John Daly. Kaukauna turned out a large crowd at the station to see the boys off and they left amid the cheers of their friends and the shedding of tears of their mothers and sisters. The Appleton Crescent said all Appleton turned out and united to give the company a hearty God speed. It is doubtful if such enthusiasm has ever been seen here even in the memorable days of 1861. | |
| 196 | I301263 | Chamberlain | Charles | 10 Mar 1878 | 3 Apr 1948 | 14 Jun 1918 | Kaukauna Times | See News story Followuo up from previous weeks mention; 6/7/1918: The first Kaukauna soldier to be wounded in France is Sergeant C. W. Chamberlain, who was struck by a piece of metal while leading his comrades in a fight somewhere in France. |
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| 197 | I55761 | Charlesworth | Dorothy Jean | Abt 1916 | Y | Aft 1937 | Kaukauna Times | Jean Charlesworth Employed in West Jean Charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/06/1939 | Page: 1 | Type: News Miss Jean Charlesworth is Wed to Robert M. Thompson Dorothy Jean Charlesworth, Robert M. Thompson Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/18/1941 | Page: 3 | Type: Wedding Marion Francis is Feted Marion Francis Charlesworth and Myron Esler Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/12/1949 | Page: 3 | Type: Wedding Marion Francis Charleworth to Wed Marion Francis Charlesworth and Myron Esler Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/14/1949 | Page: 3 | Type: Wedding Announce Wedding Marion Esler and Wm Burt, Mrs Dorothy Charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/18/1975 | Page: 2 | Type: Wedding Marion Frances To Appear in Movie short With Group Marion Frances Charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/29/1939 | Page: 1 | Type: News East Hears Marion Charlesworth Sing Marion Charlesworth, also known as Marion Frances Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/09/1939 | Page: 1 | Type: News Happy Birthday Oswald Weber, Patricia Alice Charlesworth, Bill Nelson Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/25/1939 | Page: 3 | Type: Birthday Surprise Birthday Party on Sunday Patricia Alice Charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/25/1939 | Page: 5 | Type: Birthday Birthday Party for Miss Charlesworth Marion Frances Charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/14/1938 | Page: 5 | Type: Birthday Marian Frances To sing at Green Bay Marian Frances Charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/04/1938 | Page: 7 | Type: News Photo of Local Girl Appears in Radio Guide Marion charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/19/1938 | Page: 5 | Type: News Miss Charlesworth On air Wednesdays Marion charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/22/1938 | Page: 5 | Type: News On Air Tuesdays Marion Charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/26/1938 | Page: 4 | Type: News Miss charlesworth Accepts Position Marion Charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/24/1937 | Page: 1 | Type: News Wins Success in Radio Marion Charlesworth Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/03/1937 | Page: 7 | Type: News | Photo |
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| 198 | I144832 | Chopin | Anthony | Abt 1800 | Abt Feb 1863 | 27 Sep 1895 | Kaukauna Times | Anton Chopin lost his life in the wood yard at the Badger mill shortly after 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. He had just commenced to assist in unloading a car load of pulp timber, and in carrying the second stick from the car to the pile. He slipped from the plank used to walk on and fell to the ground, a distance of about ten feet. The heavy piece of wood which he had on his shoulder followed, the butt end striking his head and crushing it to the ground where he struck. | |
| 199 | I17040 | Chopin | Joseph | 7 Feb 1871 | 24 Jan 1910 | 7 Jun 1895 | Kaukauna Times | Graduate of Kaukauna High School Class of 1895 | |
| 200 | I17040 | Chopin | Joseph | 7 Feb 1871 | 24 Jan 1910 | 11 Feb 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated Feb 11, 1910; Mrs. Matt HELF who was here to att end the funeral of her brother, Attorney Joseph CHOPIN returned to her ho me at Millinocket, Maine, Wednesday. | |
| 201 | I143629 | Chopin | Michael | Abt 1944 | 4 Mar 1960 | Kaukauna Times | The Eagle Scout award was presented to Michael Chopin of Troop 31 of Holy Cross. | ||
| 202 | I127931 | Clancy | Denise | Rieth | 16 Jul 1928 | 10 Aug 2014 | 10 Jul 1928 | Kaukauna Times | Daughter Born Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Emmet Clancy Kaukauna Times 7/20/1928 2 Birth |
| 203 | I127930 | Clancy | Jerome | Abt Aug 1926 | 12 Aug 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Askeaton Son to Mr. & Mrs. Emmet Clancy (Viola Barr) Kaukauna Times 8/12/1926 2 Birth | ||
| 204 | I21521 | Clune | Robert John | 18 Jul 1898 | 9 Aug 1924 | 21 Aug 1924 | Kaukauna Times | Card of Thanks Robert Clune, Thomas, Elmer, Daniel Clune Kaukauna Times 8/21/1924 8 News | |
| 205 | I807 | Coe | Ella Sara | Brewster | 3 Dec 1859 | 7 Jul 1930 | 6 Jan 1882 | Kaukauna Times | 1882 Kaukauna Times 1/06/1882 Mrs. A.A. Brewster was called on by friends on New Years eve at her home in Ledyard. |
| 206 | I101499 | Coenen | Gerardus George | 8 Dec 1842 | 8 Apr 1919 | 4 Apr 1883 | Kaukauna Times | 1883 Kaukauna Times dated 4/04/1883; Chosen by the Town Board without hesit ation at the annual town meeting; Mr. George Coonen as overseer of Road Di strict #6 | |
| 207 | I2741 | Coenen | John | 2 Oct 1833 | Aft 1910 | 23 Jul 1886 | Kaukauna Times | 1886 Kaukauna Times dated 7/23/1886John Coenen returned from Bessemer where he had been working for John Hoberg. | |
| 208 | I341109 | Coenen | John "Jack" | Abt 1940 | 28 May 2017 | Kaukauna Times | One of the most illustrious athletic stories in the history of Kaukauna High School comes to a close this week with the graduation of Jack Coenen. Over the years Coenen has kept accumulating new records, any one of which would have capped off an ordinary athlete's career. He has been a Junior Legion baseball regular since eighth grade: he has pitched a no-hitter baseball game: he scored three touchdowns in a single football game as a freshman: he has been on the Fox Valley Legion All-Star team three times: he was captain of three major sports at KHS this year: he was the first freshman ever to win the KHS ping-pong tournament: he is a swimming champion: he was every body's all-conference choice in football, etc. etc. | ||
| 209 | I27928 | Coenen | Walter | 27 Mar 1909 | 9 Aug 1990 | 14 Mar 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Cpl. Walter F. Coenen of Dundas was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in action in the European theater of operations. | |
| 210 | I85013 | Coenen | William Augustine | 9 Nov 1879 | 18 Apr 1920 | 20 Oct 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 10/20/1905; Will Coonen has moved his fami ly to DePere where he will move onto his fathers farm. | |
| 211 | I85013 | Coenen | William Augustine | 9 Nov 1879 | 18 Apr 1920 | 5 Oct 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 10/05/1906; "Holland" W. A. Coenen and wife of De Pere are spending several days with Mrs Coenens parents Mr & Mrs Henry Fin k. | |
| 212 | I6924 | Coffey | Daniel | 28 Oct 1877 | 21 Dec 1944 | 17 Apr 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI, April 17, 1908; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel COF FEY of Appleton were guests of Mrs. M. J. SURGES Sunday. | |
| 213 | I153114 | Conkey | Alice | Reid | Abt 1849 | 21 Nov 1891 | 22 Apr 1881 | Kaukauna Times | Multum in Parvo Dr. H. B. Tanner, Andrew Gettnell, H. A. Frambach, Commercial Hotel, C. C. Green, Kaukauna Water Power Co., Mr. Goebel, John Hoberg, H. C. Sloan, A. Lindauer, J. F. Driessen, Peter Shafer, Farmer's Home, Thomas Dowling, S. N. Buck, G. R. Thamer, Butler Bro's., C. H. Hopkins, Mrs. A. J. Reid, Alice Conkey, C. B. Kobs, A. R. Grant Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/22/1881 | Page: 3 | Type: News OR Mrs AJ Reid Dead Mrs AJ Reid, Col Conkey Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/27/1891 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
| 214 | I66295 | Conlon | Mildred | Seibenaller | Abt Apr 1896 | Aft 1941 | 12 Aug 1930 | Kaukauna Times | Baby Boy Boy to Mr. & mrs. Alfred Siebenaller, nee Mildred Conlon Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/12/1930 | Page: 3 | Type: Birth |
| 215 | I66285 | Conlon | Richard | 18 May 1855 | 25 Apr 1911 | 28 Apr 1911 | Kaukauna Times | Richard "Dick" Conlon, well known Kaukauna marshal, died Tuesday evening at the Charles Ristau home, where he had been stricken about 9 o'clock while attending the wedding of Miss Annabelle Childs and William Graef. Mr. Conlon was 55 years of age. He had been connected with the local police department for twenty-nine years. | |
| 216 | I336067 | Conway | Florence | Abt 1900 | Y | 15 Mar 1917 | Kaukauna Times | For St. Patrick's Day Holy Cross Church, Joseph McCarty, Rev. Fr. McGinley, Helen Jaekels, Michael Ryan, Alice Hilgenberg, Alvina Mueller, Frances Belka, Genevieve Hoolihan, Florence Conway, Martin O'Brien, Gilbert Corcoran, Margaret Harrington, Frances Minkebige, Agatha Werschem Kaukauna Sun | Date: 03/15/1917 | Page: 1 | Type: News Camp Fire Girls Off For an Outing Eliz Boettcher, Ruth Swartout, Evleyn Bridgeman, Mrs Aug Meyers nee Nan Reese, Laura Boyd, Ursula Mitchell, Gertrude Delbridge, Marion Kurz, Ida Black, Harriet Kurz, Gen Cooper, Gert Gerharz, Lucille Jaheriss, Elvira Lemke, Josephine Jansen, Mildred Ristau, Viola Jansen, Catherine Miller, Lozelle Connors, Loretta Garvey, Margaret Rtennicke, Hulda Peterson, Dorothy Cooper, Leona engerson, Laura Lang, Ella Smith, Eulalia Langraff, May Parks, Landa Rasmussen, Florence Conway, Percal Pannabaker, Selma Weiland, Irene Francois, Liva Knickerbocker Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/23/1916 | Page: 1 | Type: News Declamatory Contest Roberta Corcoran, Margaret Delbridge, gertrude Gerharz, Lucille Jaheries, Edith McCarty, Ruth Klammer, Florence O'Boyle, hulda Peterson, florence Conway, Margarett Harrington, Mrs JA Strathearn, Miss Hale, WC Dirrmer Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/03/1915 | Page: 8 | Type: News |
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| 217 | I165724 | Conway | James | Abt 1843 | 9 Jul 1928 | 10 Nov 1911 | Kaukauna Times | James Conway narrowly escaped losing his life Saturday when he was struck by one of the cars of the Green Bay Traction line which threw him twelve or fifteen feet. He landed on his right shoulder and hip. Mr. Conway was going home just as the car, which he did not hear, approached Desnoyer St. crossing without blowing their whistle. Conway is badly bruised and shaken up because of the accident. | |
| 218 | I165722 | Cooke | Henry Seward | 10 Jun 1856 | Abt Aug 1952 | 5 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | H. S. Cooke, Catherine Street, will observe his 90th birthday anniversary in June is still leading a very active life. Since his retirement 12 years ago he is spending most of his time reading and keeping up his property which consists of an entire city block. He came to Kaukauna in 1884 at the age of 28 and worked at the patent pulp mill. He later was employed at the Outagamie mill until 1934, when he retired. He speaks of the George W. Lawe family which was a very prominent family in the early history of Kaukauna. George Lawe plodded Kaukauna's north side and name the streets after his family members. | |
| 219 | I2750 | Coonen | Anna Mary | Beelen | 12 Nov 1873 | 7 Mar 1962 | 8 Nov 1895 | Kaukauna Times | 1895 Kaukauna Times dated 11/08/1895Listed under 'Dundas Dashes" Miss Annie Coonen of Buchanan visited her bro ther. |
| 220 | I2754 | Coonen | Christina "Tina" | Vanderheiden | 4 Jan 1884 | 16 Oct 1983 | 2 Aug 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Sun dated 6/06/1907 Darboy - Mr and Mrs Martin Coonen entertained a party for Mr & Mrs Geor ge Vanderheiden, she is their daughter who moved to Birnamwood. 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 8/02/1907 Mrs George Vanderheiden of Birnamwood is spending a week with her paren ts Mr & Mrs Martin Coenen. |
| 221 | I16760 | Coonen | Cornelia "Kate" | VanAbel | 3 Nov 1876 | 20 Jun 1955 | 1895 | Kaukauna Times | 1895 Kaukauna Times dated 11/13/1895; Katie Coonen, Cecelia Bruehn? and M r. James Coonen visited relatives in Buchanan on Sunday |
| 222 | I2748 | Coonen | George William | 14 Feb 1871 | 2 Mar 1940 | 16 May 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 5/16/1902; The Coonen Bros. store in Dundas w as completely destroyed by fire at 10 PM last Saturday night. Loss is e st at 6-7 thou., insurance will cover $4000. 1902 Kaukauna Sun dated 5/16/1902 Dundas - The COONEN Bros. Store burned S aturday night and was totally destroyed. |
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| 223 | I2748 | Coonen | George William | 14 Feb 1871 | 2 Mar 1940 | 22 May 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/22/1903 Dundas - George Coonen and Joe Brown a re putting up a bowlling alley, Willie Micke has the contract. | |
| 224 | I7206 | Coonen | James Louis | 18 Jun 1869 | 1 Jun 1958 | 13 Nov 1895 | Kaukauna Times | 1895 Kaukauna Times dated 11/13/1895; Mr James Coonen made a flying trip to Kaukauna Saturday.Katie Coonen, Cecelia Bruehn? and Mr. James Coon en visited relatives in Buchanan on Sunday | |
| 225 | I7206 | Coonen | James Louis | 18 Jun 1869 | 1 Jun 1958 | 16 May 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 5/16/1902; The Coonen Bros. store in Dundas w as completely destroyed by fire at 10 PM last Saturday night. Loss is e st at 6-7 thou., insurance will cover $4000. | |
| 226 | I7206 | Coonen | James Louis | 18 Jun 1869 | 1 Jun 1958 | Abt Jun 1986 | Kaukauna Times | The following is an excerpt from an article written by Lester P. Coonen a nd published in the Kaukauna Times in June 1986. In our very small town of Dundas, transportation was hardly taken for gran ted a half century ago. School and church were remote; both were in a neig hboring town. There were twelve children in our family, and a varie ty of transportation challenges. In retrospect, each of our vehicles wa s, in its own way a jewel.We had a Dolson, the first auto in our town, but we didn't use it on Sunda ys because of its threat to our business. (My dad and Uncle George) h ad a general merchandise and farm implement store.) Buggy horses wou ld be frightened and farmers were scornful of the puffing, smoking gadge t. In fact, some buggy- riding farmers refused to share the road if they w ere approached from the rear. The Dolson was our weekday, business car, d riven proudly by Uncle George.For a long time Frank was our sole Sunday transportation. Frank was our ho rse, our OAT-A-MOBILE. He endured up through my mid-teen years. Three gas hes in the fur of his right flank told of his bronco heritage. That roman tic ancestry, however, was not otherwise evident in his appearance. He lo oked old, decrepit and hangdog. Since he refused a checkrein, which wou ld have forced his head high and proud, he drooped his loose-lipped bla ck head and shaggy-maned neck very low, as though he were perpetually look ing for whatever he might find in the dust of a country road. A crackof t he whip was good for only a half-minute acceleration, after which he resum ed his lazy sleep-walking trot. A piece of paper on the roadside, howeve r, momentarily whisked along by the wind, would startle him and transfo rm him suddenly into a fiery western steed, dancing laterally, and snorti ng into high gear. But only very briefly.Bales of hay went into Frank - energy of a sort - and garden fertilizer ca me out. He was important, and he seemed to know it. That made him at on ce our friend and our enemy. Several times, when we needed his hoof-pow er to take us to church, the barn door was found open and, instead of Fran k, a blank. We would devise new guards for the stable door lock. It beca me a game of wits: horse against man. He would fit his aging teeth in to or behind the mechanism of the lock, open it and trot away. He wasn't m ean or spiteful in this I think just a lover of freedom, and grass.We sold buggies, and whips and blankets and harnesses in our implement bus iness. |
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| 227 | I1462 | Coonen | Jerome Lloyd | 21 Apr 1916 | 23 Oct 1997 | 7 Jun 1968 | Kaukauna Times | Jerome Coonen began working for the Kaukauna school system as a custodian about six years ago he found he had a lot of time on his hands. Jerome decided to go back to college. Last week he was among the 1968 graduates at Wisconsin State University – Oshkosh. He did it the hard way – working around 50 hours a week and with a family that numbers eleven children. | |
| 228 | I2753 | Coonen | John Edgar | 14 Dec 1880 | 12 Jun 1953 | 7 Jun 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 6/07/1901 John E. Coonen listed as graduating from Kaukauna High School. | |
| 229 | I2753 | Coonen | John Edgar | 14 Dec 1880 | 12 Jun 1953 | 19 Jun 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 6/19/1903Darboy - John E. Coonen is home from U of W at Madison on vacation. | |
| 230 | I2753 | Coonen | John Edgar | 14 Dec 1880 | 12 Jun 1953 | 17 Jun 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 6/17/1904 John E. Coonen returned from attending the University of Madison. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/30/1904; John E Coonen returned to Madison to continue his studies. |
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| 231 | I2753 | Coonen | John Edgar | 14 Dec 1880 | 12 Jun 1953 | 30 Jun 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauan Times dated 6/30/1905John E Coenen has returned from Madison having graduated from the Universi ty there. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/15/1905John E Coenen gave a farwell party Sunday, he will depart to Monroe, W is to teach High School. |
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| 232 | I2743 | Coonen | Martin | 22 Dec 1840 | 21 Jan 1915 | 11 Feb 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna times dated 2/11/1898; Little Chute News, Mr & Mrs Martin Co onen visited friends in DePere Tuesday. | |
| 233 | I2743 | Coonen | Martin | 22 Dec 1840 | 21 Jan 1915 | 24 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/24/1903; Darboy - Henry Coonen of Little Chu te was a guest of his uncle Martin Coonen. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/08/1903; Darboy - Mr & Mrs Henry Van Able of Mi nneapolis Minn. arrived Sunday to visit Martin Coonen and family. 1903 Kaukauna Sun dated 5/15/1903; Martin Coonen and family, Henry VanAb el and family, and John Beelan and family attended the two Coonen wedding s, one in Little Chute last Wednesday and in Vandenbroek on Tuesday. |
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| 234 | I2743 | Coonen | Martin | 22 Dec 1840 | 21 Jan 1915 | 17 Sep 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Sun dated 9/17/1908; Martin Coonen of Buchanan will have a p ublic auction at his farm on October 6. | |
| 235 | I2743 | Coonen | Martin | 22 Dec 1840 | 21 Jan 1915 | 20 Sep 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Sun dated 9/20/1906; Martin Coonen and wife went to DePe re on Monday to bid farewell to his brother, John, who is moving to Magnol ia Springs, Alabama. He was accompanied to his southern home by his son He nry J. and wife. 1906 Kaukauna Sun dated 11/22/1906; Darboy - Mr and Mrs Martin Coonen we re surprised Monday by 40 or so to help them celebrate their 40th annivers ary. A pleasant evening was spent dancing, cards and games. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 11/23/1906; "Darboy" One of the joliest surpri se parties Monday eve when the friends of Mr. & Mrs Martin Coenen celebrat ed their 40th wedding anniversary. 1906 Kaukauna Sun dated 12/13/1906; Mr. & Mrs Martin Coonen attended the f uneral of their brother in law L. DeBruin at DePere. |
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| 236 | I2743 | Coonen | Martin | 22 Dec 1840 | 21 Jan 1915 | 30 Apr 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 4/30/1909; Mr & Mrs Martin Coonen, Miss Nellie C oonen Mrs John Wittman and daughter Katie attended the Verstegen Stier wed ding at Little Chute Tuesday. (Kate Verstegen and John Stier) | |
| 237 | I1060 | Coonen | Petronella Catherine "Nellie" | Kilsdonk | 15 Feb 1906 | 1 Apr 1993 | 9 Mar 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 3/09/1906; Mr & Mrs George Coonen have a new daug hter. |
| 238 | I45058 | Coonen | Petronella J. | Verbeten | 3 Feb 1889 | 31 Jul 1977 | 1 Jun 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 6/01/1906"Darboy" Miss Nellie Coonen is visiting her sister Mrs Henry Van Abel at K aukauna. |
| 239 | I45058 | Coonen | Petronella J. | Verbeten | 3 Feb 1889 | 31 Jul 1977 | 29 Jan 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 1/29/1909"Darboy" Miss Nellie Coonen is visiting her brother Arnold at Boedervill e, she plans to remain a month. |
| 240 | I308794 | Cooper | Walter Bowe | 29 Jul 1895 | 30 Jun 1952 | 13 May 1920 | Kaukauna Times | Presented with Medals At a dancing party and baquet held at Antigo on Tuesday evening under the auspicies of the ladies auxillary of B. of L. F. & E. at which times members of (same) who servered in World's War were presented with a silver medal from th eGrand Lodge with the following inscription on it"Presented to Grand Lodge to Members, In Grateful Recognition of a Duty Well and Cheerfully performed". The members of the organization who served their country attended the banquet in uniform representing the branch of service he was in. The following young men from Kaukauna : Walton Cooper, C. J. Somers, H. H. Wilpolt, Dan Burns and George Kobussen. |
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| 241 | I155287 | Coppes | John | 30 Nov 1871 | 6 Nov 1955 | 8 Mar 1912 | Kaukauna Times | John Coppes' term as mayor expires this spring and he will probably receive a call from the voters to accept another two years. Mayor Coppes is making no effort in his own behalf to continue in the office for he feels his service has been satisfactory and it is up to the people to seek a new man for the office. Mayor Coppes has spent much time during the past two years adjusting business matters for the city, especially in connection with the city taking over of the electric light plant. | |
| 242 | I155287 | Coppes | John | 30 Nov 1871 | 6 Nov 1955 | 21 Jun 1918 | Kaukauna Times | The man whose shot brings down the wooden bird securely perched on a high pole at the yearly "Schut" in Hollandtown is king for the succeeding year and will wear the royal coat. The honor this year goes to Kaukauna Postmaster John Coppes who will replace William Van Lieshout last year's king. | |
| 243 | I343967 | Cottrell | Robert | 13 Feb 1921 | 31 Aug 1985 | 24 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Private Cottrell with Combat Engineers Located in Berlin Robert Cottrell, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/24/1945 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 244 | I6088 | Cox | Edward Matthew | 10 Jan 1867 | 26 Jul 1920 | 16 Nov 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI, Nov 16, 1906; Mrs. Will COX and baby b oy of Everett, Wash., arrived Sunday morning to spend the winter with h er mother, Mrs. Louis BROUILLARD. | |
| 245 | I6087 | Cox | Mary Rose | 25 Sep 1883 | 11 Jun 1921 | 19 Feb 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 2/19/1909; Miss Mary Cox is visiting Morrison wh ere she is the guest of her grandmother Mrs John Rice. 1909 Kaukauna Sun dated 10/07/1909; Holland - Miss Marie Cox of Lena and Be rnadeth of Oshkosh spent a few days with their parents Mr & Mrs Thos Cox. 1909 Kaukauna Sun dated 12/30/1909; Holland - John Cox of Milwaukee and si sters Miss Marie and Kathryn of Lena are visiting their parents Mr & Mrs T homas Cox. |
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| 246 | I75865 | Cox | Patrick Edward | 17 Mar 1934 | 30 Mar 1955 | Kaukauna Times | Pvt. Pat. E. Cox of Kaukauna has finished basic training and is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. With the 91st Heavy Tank Bn., 6th Armored Division. | ||
| 247 | I140575 | Creviere | John Alexander | 14 Aug 1886 | 26 Jun 1964 | 25 Jul 1958 | Kaukauna Times | John Creviere, editor of the DePere Journal - Democrat and former Kaukaunan, came back here this week to find out if he was born. His findings: It's true, He was. It took a little doing before John could prove his point to the Social Security office at Green Bay. "I was born on August 14, 1886 when St. Mary's church was being organized by several missionary priests. At the time of my marriage the diocese found a record of my baptism, and now they are unable to locate it again." A call to the register of deeds at the County Courthouse revealed that the record showed a child born to the Crevieres on that date but it did not specify son or daughter. | |
| 248 | I16763 | Curtin | Nell | VanAbel | 3 Oct 1884 | 22 Mar 1964 | 20 Oct 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 10/20/1905; Miss Nellie CURTIN who is teaching school at Harrison visited here Sunday the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D.R. CURTIN. |
| 249 | I16763 | Curtin | Nell | VanAbel | 3 Oct 1884 | 22 Mar 1964 | 17 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/17/1907 Miss Nellie Curtin and mother visit ed with friends and relatives at Wrightstown Tuesday. |
| 250 | I134850 | Damro | Clifford P. | 16 Apr 1924 | 8 Feb 2002 | 15 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Clifford Damro has accepted a position with the Hartjes Electric Company after receiving an honorable discharge from the military. He has acquired 108 points during his four years in the army air corps and served as a gunner on 53 missions in the European area. Staff Sgt. Damro service decorations include the ETO ribbon with three battle stars, air medal with five oak leaf clusters, the good conduct medal and the pre-Pearl Harbor ribbon. | |
| 251 | I168563 | Damro | John "Jack" H. | 6 Feb 1923 | 24 Sep 2011 | 8 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Corp. John H. Domro is spending a 46-day furlough with his parents on West Fourteen Street, after recently returning from the European theater of operations. He participated in campaigns in France, Austria, Germany and Italy. He was assigned to the 217th field artillery as a radio reconnaissance man. He received the Purple Heart for injuries suffered at Elmen, Austria. He also wears the ETO ribbon with three battle stars and the good conduct ribbon. | |
| 252 | I16883 | DeBrue | Genevieve | Andersen | 16 Apr 1898 | 2 Jun 1975 | 27 Feb 1963 | Kaukauna Times | Gen Anderson has announced her retirement from the Post Office tomorrow. She started in the old South Kaukauna Post Office on Second Street in 1922 and is the "last of that old crew." |
| 253 | I32069 | DeBruin | Carl | 23 Feb 1919 | 2 Apr 2010 | 1 Jun 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sgt. Carl De Bruin was in one of the outfits to last quit fighting in Germany. "The only way to be a mountaineer fighter" Sgt Carl J. DeBruin said, "is to have one leg shorter than the other." Probably no one will ever figure out who fired the last shot along the 44th Division front - but a squad from "B" Company 324th Infantry was in there pitching right to the last and as fate would have it, the last job was climbing an Australian mountain after some Germans who still had to be convinced that everything was kaput. We climbed about 1500 feet that afternoon struggling along at about a 45° angle, dropping to fire now and then, caring the wounded down the long treacherous slope. By evening the company had cleared the last Jerries from the mountain slope and a few minutes later the "cease-fire" order came in. | |
| 254 | I167126 | DeBruin | Eugene Henry | 1 Apr 1933 | Abt 1964 | 13 Sep 1963 | Kaukauna Times | In September of 1963, Eugene DeBruin of Kaukauna was shot down and taken prisoner in Laos. At the end of the Vietnam War no negotiations were made for the prisoners held in Laos. Over the past 50 years our government has never made a formal request for him of any of the other estimated 600 people that were left behind in that country. Please say a prayer for these poor people that were left behind. | |
| 255 | I167126 | DeBruin | Eugene Henry | 1 Apr 1933 | Abt 1964 | 23 Oct 1963 | Kaukauna Times | Eugene DeBruin of Kaukauna, whose plane was shot down by communist in Laos several weeks ago, has been reported by Air America to be alive but a prisoner. DeBruin, 30, was a crew member of the Air America plane which was shot down by the Pathet Lao on September 5 in northern Laos. He was one of three Americans abroad the plane. The Pathet Lao mentioned Eugene's name last Saturday as the only survivor. Senator Nelson (Dem) Wisconsin later contacted the DeBruin's and told them the state department was negotiating for the release of Eugene. No information was available as to whether he was injured. |
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| 256 | I167126 | DeBruin | Eugene Henry | 1 Apr 1933 | Abt 1964 | 20 May 1964 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeBruin received word that their son, Eugene DeBruin, 30, presently a prisoner of the pro-communist Pathet Lao troops, will be released soon. DeBruin's plane was shot down over Laos on Sept 5 while dropping supplies. He was one of five that survived the crash. The announcement was made by Prince Souphanouvong, Pathet Lao leader, according to AP press dispatches. Information received stated he was being treated well by his captures. Air America, the concern which DeBruin was affiliated, has suspended its operations in Laos. Update January 2010 - Information released through the U.S. freedom of information act confirms that Air America was operated by the C.I.A. during the Vietnam War. The U.S. would not negotiate with Laos for the release of POW's. Eugene and over 300 other prisoners were never released. |
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| 257 | I96419 | DeBruin | Herbert J. | 11 Apr 1919 | 24 Aug 1989 | 18 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. Herbert J. De Bruin, George Street, is now being processed at Camp Atlanta in North Eastern France, as a member of the first ETO armored division to be ordered to the Pacific. Pfc. De Bruin is a member of Company A, 16th armored Infantry Battalion and served with the 13th armored division. He holds the combat Infantry badge and a bronze service star. His unit known as the Black Cat division captured more than 20,000 German prisoners in the fighting and took an additional 19,000 in Bavaria. In the closing days of the war in Europe the 13th captured Hitler's birthplace city of Braunau, Austria, and liberated 14,000 Allied prisoners of war. He will be given the furlough before the division begins its training for action and the Pacific. | |
| 258 | I2791 | DeBruin | John L. | 11 Dec 1859 | 25 Nov 1941 | 10 Jul 1897 | Kaukauna Times | 1897 Kaukauna Times dated 7/10/1897; John DeBruin appointed postmast er of Hollandtown | |
| 259 | I2791 | DeBruin | John L. | 11 Dec 1859 | 25 Nov 1941 | 29 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 4/29/1898; Little Chute News - John DeBruin h as purchased the livery stable of Fred Driessen and will run the same in c onnection with his General Store. | |
| 260 | I28587 | DeCoster | Josephine Catharine | Moder | 21 Mar 1922 | 20 Nov 2012 | 4 Aug 1943 | Kaukauna Times | Appendectomy Mrs. Robert Moder, nee Josephine DeCoster Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/04/1943 | Page: 6 | Type: News |
| 261 | I28587 | DeCoster | Josephine Catharine | Luben | 21 Mar 1922 | 20 Nov 2012 | 4 Aug 1943 | Kaukauna Times | Appendectomy Mrs. Robert Moder, nee Josephine DeCoster Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/04/1943 | Page: 6 | Type: News |
| 262 | I36621 | DeCoster | Norbert | 24 Dec 1924 | 15 Mar 2014 | 25 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Norbert I. De Coster of Little Chute, now with the fifth Army in Italy, recently was promoted from corporal to Sergeant. De Coster is a clerk typist at Headquarters Company. His mother Mrs. Anna De Coster lives on Depot Street in Little Chute. | |
| 263 | I153362 | DeGoey | John C. | 6 Sep 1918 | 18 Dec 2012 | 27 Dec 1944 | Kaukauna Times | A former grocery store clerk in Kaukauna, John C. DeGoey, was promoted to Second Lieut. on the field of battle and also decorated with the Bronze Star medal for heroic action against the enemy. He was a technical Sgt. and acting platoon leader in company B of the 84th armored infantry Battalion of the seventh armored division. Lt. DeGoey had previously been awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action at Metz. He received the Bronze Star for having led his platoon at Meljal, Holland. The platoon was trapped and faced with an overwhelming enemy force for three days in late October before reaching friendly lines. | |
| 264 | I65621 | DeGroot | John H. | 1 Dec 1915 | 8 Jan 2004 | 16 Nov 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sgt. John H. De Groot received honorable discharge from the Army on October 29. He has been in service since March 1942 and served in the European theater operation for one and a half years. He was attached to the 106th Calvary reconnaissance squad as a tank driver. He was awarded the following decorations, the European African middle eastern theater ribbon with four battle stars, American theater ribbon, good conduct medal and the bronze star medal. |
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| 265 | I7734 | Derus | Robert Francis | 19 Apr 1922 | 11 Mar 1998 | 6 Sep 1961 | Kaukauna Times | Robert Derus become golf champion of the Fox Valley club for the 11th time Sunday as he lead the field by 6 strokes in the 36-hole tournament with a score of 143. Ves Hanby '58 champion and Wayne Hull '60 champion, tied for second with 149. | |
| 266 | I339914 | DeVivalde | Corrinna | Abt 1858 | 23 Mar 1892 | 12 Apr 1889 | Kaukauna Times | Corrinna de Vivaldi Coaracy has begun an action in the United States Circuit at Milwaukee, against two Kaukauna paper mills to recover fifteen acres of land on which they are located. The values of the improvements are over $350,000. The plaintiff is the daughter of Mary Meade and the granddaughter of George Lawe. The claims are under the title of Paul Ducharme to Augustin Grignon in 1834 and there is a conflict between the confirmations at that time. (Was married to José Alves Visconti Coaracy) |
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| 267 | I320442 | Devlin | Patrick Joseph | 2 Feb 1873 | 17 Dec 1931 | 30 Oct 1931 | Kaukauna Times | Improving Pat Devlin Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/30/1931 | Page: 4 | Type: News |
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| 268 | I316871 | Dewilt | Elzear | 8 Jul 1827 | 28 Feb 1907 | 15 Mar 1907 | Kaukauna Times | A $100,000 Estate - Father De Wilt, who recently died, left an estate of $100,000 to be divided. St. Norbert's college, St. Joseph's orphan asylum, Wrightstown church, which he was pastor of for 31 years and also churches at Little Chute, Duck Creek and Montello will receive funds. Each of his former housekeepers will also receive a portion. | |
| 269 | I112037 | Dietzler | Eleanor | Abt Mar 1906 | Bef 2006 | 2 Mar 1906 | Kaukauna Times | Many Newsy Squibs, son to Mr and Mrs Albert Dorn,boy to Mr and Mrs Joseph Melchoirs, boy to Mr and Mrs Chas hohman, a girl to M and Mrs Joaeph Dietzler Sr, Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/02/1906 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth Town topics Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dietzler ahd a daughter Kaukauna Sun | Date: 03/08/1906 | Page: A7 | Type: Birth Many Newsy Squibs a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Burke, Joe Dietzler a son Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/23/1906 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 270 | I67743 | Dietzler | Martin A. | 13 Mar 1885 | 1 Dec 1965 | 29 May 1908 | Kaukauna Times | The Olympia Orchestra is the name of a new musical organization which sprang into existence in Kaukauna in the past year. They are in great demand to furnish music for dances, parties, receptions etc. The members of the orchestra are all Kaukauna boys with Wm. Van Dyke as the manager. | |
| 271 | I307296 | Diny | Mary Beth | Postolowski | Abt 1959 | 20 Oct 1987 | Kaukauna Times | Diny, Mary Beth Kaukauna Times 10/20/1987 A2 Wedding | |
| 272 | I148341 | Doering | Arnold | 9 Sep 1901 | 10 May 1974 | 3 Mar 1911 | Kaukauna Times | The life of little Arnold Doering of 6th street was saved by Mr. Steffen, who pulled him to safety after he ran into the path of horses pulling a wagon in front of Helf's store at the corner of Hendricks avenue and seventh street. Young Doering had been knocked to the ground by the horse and the wagon wheels were about to pass over him. | |
| 273 | I41631 | Doering | Ralph O. | 6 Jun 1922 | 24 Oct 1987 | 6 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. Otto Doering, Sixth Street, received the package Monday from their son, Cpl. Ralph Doering, who is stationed in Germany. Package consisted of a wooden box containing a Nazi officer's dress hat. Its condition is very good and apparently its owner had little opportunity to use it. Included with the hat was a large red armband with the black and red swastika insignia and a black and silver iron cross inscribed with the dates 1813 and 1939. Cpl. Doering has been overseas for two years and participated in the African, Italian and southern France campaigns before moving to Germany where he is an anti-aircraft gunner. He has been in service since November, 1942. He wears five battle stars on his service ribbons and was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received. | |
| 274 | I34531 | Donahue | Anna "Nan" Laura | Ryan | 9 Jan 1879 | 16 Dec 1954 | 19 Jun 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 6/19/1908; Mrs. Martin Ryan and children of Okla homa arrived in Kaukauna last week and will spend some time visiting Mr s. Ryans parents Mr & Mrs M Donahue. |
| 275 | I6100 | Donahue | Genevieve | Abt Mar 1882 | Bef 1982 | 14 Apr 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 4/14/1905; Miss Genevieve DONAHUE and brother Ra ymond were Sunday guests with their sister, Mrs. M. C.RYAN at Marion | |
| 276 | I5002 | Donahue | Michael | Abt Sep 1848 | 18 Aug 1921 | 6 Nov 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI., Nov. 6, 1908; Mr. and Mrs. Will DONOH UE have arrived from Antigo and will make their homehere, Mr. DONOHUE having been promoted to he position of cashier at the As hland division freight depot. | |
| 277 | I16985 | Donahue | William | Abt Aug 1878 | Aft 1921 | 7 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/07/1907; Mrs. Will DONOHUE is visiting her pare nts at Manitowoc. | |
| 278 | I3488 | Donnelly | Sarah | Keelan | Abt Sep 1844 | 30 Apr 1926 | 2 Feb 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 2/02/1906; Mrs M Keelan went to DePere to visit her daughter Mrs M Clark. |
| 279 | I3488 | Donnelly | Sarah | Keelan | Abt Sep 1844 | 30 Apr 1926 | 3 Feb 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kuakauna Sun dated 2/03/1910; Mrs Michael Keelan is spending a few da ys with her daughter Mrs Jos. Clark of DePere. |
| 280 | I1919 | Dougherty | Anna Agnes | O'Connell | 7 Feb 1878 | 11 Apr 1923 | 2 Mar 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 3/02/1900Mrs. G.P. O'Connell went to Cooperstown Monday for a visit with her paren ts Mr. & Mrs M. Dougherty. 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 7/27/1900Mrs. Geo. O'Connell has gone to Glenwood, Minn. to spend 10 days with h er cousin Charles Woodard & wife. |
| 281 | I1919 | Dougherty | Anna Agnes | O'Connell | 7 Feb 1878 | 11 Apr 1923 | 27 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/27/1903Miss Annie Doherty visited her cousin Mrs Geo. O'Connell at Appleton on Mo nday. |
| 282 | I1919 | Dougherty | Anna Agnes | O'Connell | 7 Feb 1878 | 11 Apr 1923 | 16 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Sun dated 5/16/1907Mrs Geo. P. O'Connell of Clintonville was visiting her sister Mrs G. H. Da wson. Mrs O'Connell spent the winter in Cuba. |
| 283 | I8490 | Dougherty | Edwin J. | 8 Mar 1911 | 21 Apr 1971 | 5 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | I'm back on the old job again and like it very much," said Edwin "Mose" Dougherty, a discharged veteran, when asked about what he was doing now in a recent interview. "Mose" obtained the rank of Master Sgt., was in the Army for four years and eight months when he received an honorable discharge July 1945. While in the infantry, Sgt. Doherty received the Asiatic Pacific ribbon, which contains two campaign stars, good conduct medal, American defense ribbon, Purple Heart, presidential unit citation and the infantry combat badge. When asked what his most interesting experience was overseas, he replied "Deep-sea fishing off the coast of Australia. | |
| 284 | I132462 | Doyle | Joseph H. | 24 Jun 1870 | 5 Jan 1950 | 5 Aug 1938 | Kaukauna Times | Dr. J. H. Doyle of Little Chute called at three homes on Sunday and Monday and bought three babies into the world. It was not unusual for Dr. Doyle to officiate at births where he has done a great many times. And it is not unusual for the three families to have babies. The daughter born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gerrits was her 13th child. The daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John VerVoort was their 16th child. The son born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rutten was their 12th offspring. Dr. Doyle has practiced at Little Chute for 39 years and figures he has officiated at the births of over 6000 babies. | |
| 285 | I147205 | Dreger | William | Abt Mar 1898 | 2 May 1918 | 25 Oct 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Soldiers Fate Uncertain Army, William Dreger Kaukauna Times 10/25/1918 1 News | |
| 286 | I147205 | Dreger | William | Abt Mar 1898 | 2 May 1918 | 21 Sep 1922 | Kaukauna Times | Body of Wm. Dreger Will Be Brought Home From France Private William Dreger, Army Kaukauna Times 9/21/1922 1 News/Death Notice | |
| 287 | I6991 | Driessen | Anna Marie | Vandeyacht | 4 May 1863 | 28 Nov 1946 | 11 May 1938 | Kaukauna Times | 1938 Kaukauna Times dated 5/11/1938 See Article on 75th Birthday |
| 288 | I87086 | Driessen | Thomas | Aft Feb 1946 | 9 Dec 1966 | kaukauna Times | Tom Driessen is home after spending the past 17 months in Vietnam with the armed forces. Tom was assigned to an ordinance unit 60 miles southeast of Saigon. He said the biggest morel booster the men in Vietnam have is the mail they get from the United States even mail from complete strangers. | ||
| 289 | I31696 | Driscoll | Ellen Harrington | Ristau | Bef 1863 | Bef 1889 | 11 Mar 1910 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Eva MURRAY of Oakland, Cal., is the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs. Charles RISTAU, visiting relatives in the city. She went west from here eight years ago and will return again in about a month or six weeks.Foster, John and George MURRAY of Oakland, California, are in the city the guests of relatives. They formerly resided at Little Rapids. Kaukauna Times Kaukauna, WI March 11, 1910 (From Joyce- Charles' second wife was Ellen Driscoll Harrington or Ellen H arrington Driscoll. I believe Driscoll was her maiden name but haven't be en able to verify that.) |
| 290 | I319412 | Dryer | William Allen | 27 Mar 1925 | 12 Jul 2010 | 9 Nov 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. William A. Dryer, 10th St., has been awarded the Bronze star medal for meritorious achievement against the enemy on Okinawa Island. The citation states: As a machine gunner in a heavy weapons company Pfc. Dryer continually displayed great courage and initiative under fire against the enemy in prolonged combat activity. His initiative and courage were demonstrated when he took over the leadership of his squad after the squad leader had been wounded and evacuated. Pfc. Dryer performance under fire and a trying conditions of extremes in weather and terrain and was a great factor in success of the company's activities against enemy and an inspiration to his comrades. | |
| 291 | I41056 | Duffy | Thomas | 28 Jul 1853 | Abt 1941 | 22 Feb 1895 | Kaukauna Times | Thos. Duffy of Hollandtown was a pleasant caller at The Times office Monday, paying up six years subscription. Thos. don't come in often but when he does it counts. Let this be an example for a few more to follow. | |
| 292 | I96254 | DuRocher | Frank | 6 Dec 1853 | 4 Sep 1931 | 6 Aug 1925 | Kaukauna Times | Possibly a relative?; Vists Here After 35 Years' Absence Mrs. M. Persinger, Mrs. Frank Peterson, Frank Durocher Kaukauna Times 8/06/1925 1 News | |
| 293 | I28682 | Egan | David J. | 12 Oct 1889 | 25 Jan 1981 | 7 Jun 1935 | Kaukauna Times | Dies Following Collision Near Here Jerome Vande Hei, Richard Helf, Johanna Wolenberg, Joseph Wolenberg, Dan Hennessey, Helf, L. J. Brenzel, Dave Egan Kaukauna Times 6/07/1935 1 News/Death Notice | |
| 294 | I171976 | Egan | George | 8 Feb 1923 | 16 Sep 1943 | 9 Jul 1948 | Kaukauna Times | The casketed remains of private George E. Egan Jr., and Pfc. Cyril G. Pendergast, World War II deceased members of the Army from Kaukauna, being returned from overseas final barrier, will arrive within five weeks accompanied by a uniform Army escort. In Aug 11, 1948 paper; Funeral serviced for Private George Egan, Jr., who was 20 years of age when he was killed in action during the invasion of Sicily on September 16, 1943, will be held today at Holy Cross Catholic Church. Private Egan was serving with the 83rd Chemical Mortar battalion at the time of his death. |
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| 295 | I94515 | Egan | Thomas | Abt 1834 | Abt Jun 1893 | 12 Apr 1889 | Kaukauna Times | Thomas Egan, Sr., of the town of Kaukauna was arrested Wednesday by U.S. Marshal Marshall, charged with selling liquors to the Oneida Indians. It seems that last winter Egan would purchase the article by the bottle in the city and then dispose of it to the Indians at his place of residence. He was taken to Milwaukee on the afternoon train where the case will be tried. | |
| 296 | I3759 | Eggleston | Jennie Mary | Leppla | 3 Sep 1873 | 1 Dec 1945 | 24 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/24/1903 Mrs John Leppla and daughter Madeline dep Tues to visit her sister M rs J. Frary at O'Neil, Neb for about two weeks. |
| 297 | I3759 | Eggleston | Jennie Mary | Leppla | 3 Sep 1873 | 1 Dec 1945 | 22 Jan 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 1/22/1904 Mrs. John Leppla arrived from Sioux City Iowa Friday and is a guest of Mr s. C.H. Hartley, her daughter Madeline is also accompanies her. 1904 Kaukauna Sun dated 1/22/1904 Mrs. Leppla and daughter Madeline of Sioux City, Iowa are visiting here, g uests of Mr and Mrs C.H. Hartley. |
| 298 | I3759 | Eggleston | Jennie Mary | Leppla | 3 Sep 1873 | 1 Dec 1945 | 20 Jul 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Appleton Crescent dated 7/20/1906 Mrs. John LEPPLA and daughter Miss Madeline from Fremont, Nebraska a re in the city since Wednesday to visit Mrs. D. M. EGGLESTON. |
| 299 | I3759 | Eggleston | Jennie Mary | Leppla | 3 Sep 1873 | 1 Dec 1945 | 14 Jun 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 6/14/1907 Mrs. John Leppla and daughter Madeline of Fremont, Neb. who have been gues ts of her mother Mrs. D.M. Eggleston will depart for home Saturday. |
| 300 | I3759 | Eggleston | Jennie Mary | Leppla | 3 Sep 1873 | 1 Dec 1945 | 4 Dec 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 8/07/1908 Mrs Jennie Leppla and daughter Madeline returned to Chadron, Neb here aft er a two week visit with friends at Appleton, Kaukauna and Oshkosh. 1908 Kaukauna times dated 12/04/1908 Mr & Mrs John Leppla of Chadron, Nebr. stopped in Kaukauna the first of t he week to call on friends, they were here to attend the funeral of Mrs Le ppla's brother who accidentally drowned. |
| 301 | I2002 | Eiting | Anna | 8 May 1881 | 20 Jan 1976 | 13 May 1881 | Kaukauna Times | 1881 Kaukauna Times May 13, 1881 A girl weight 11 pds born to Mr & Mrs W m. Eiting. | |
| 302 | I15152 | Eiting | Bernadine | 4 Oct 1866 | 10 Feb 1911 | 10 Feb 1911 | Kaukauna Times | 1911 Kaukauna Times dated 2/10/1911Miss Bernadine Eiting sister to William Eiting died of Pneumonia at the ho me of her sister Mrs Nicholas Miller, Center, Butler Co, Neb | |
| 303 | I2000 | Eiting | Elizabeth "Loma" | 18 Sep 1886 | 27 Sep 1964 | 24 Dec 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 12/24/1909Miss Loma Eiting who is teaching at Medina arrived Friday for two weeks wi th her parents Mr & Mrs Wm. Eiting. | |
| 304 | I1918 | Eiting | Josephine | 12 Mar 1891 | 9 May 1955 | 1 Aug 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 8/01/1902Mrs. Wm. Eiting and daughter Josephine spent a few days in Appleton this w eek. | |
| 305 | I1918 | Eiting | Josephine | 12 Mar 1891 | 9 May 1955 | 6 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/06/1903Mrs. W. Eiting and daughter Phina visited Mrs. Fred Hadler in Appleton Fri day. | |
| 306 | I1918 | Eiting | Josephine | 12 Mar 1891 | 9 May 1955 | 15 Apr 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 4/15/191025 will graduate from Kaukauna High school, Winifred Ryan....Ralph Wittman ...Josephine Eiting...etc. | |
| 307 | I3169 | Eiting | Maria Johanna | Vandenberg | 8 Nov 1856 | 1 Jan 1888 | 16 Sep 1887 | Kaukauna Times | 1887 Kaukauna Times dated 9/16/1887Mr & Mrs. Wm. Vandenberg of David City Nebr. who have been guests of Mrs. Vandenbergs brother W.J. Eiting the past two months have returned home. |
| 308 | I3169 | Eiting | Maria Johanna | Vandenberg | 8 Nov 1856 | 1 Jan 1888 | 6 Jan 1893 | Kaukauna Times | 1893 Kaukauna Times dated 1/06/1893 Mrs W. Vandenberg of David City, Neb. is visiting relatives here. |
| 309 | I1996 | Eiting | William Anton | 21 Apr 1883 | 30 Sep 1963 | 5 Jul 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 7/05/1901; Will Eiting has accepted a position wi th the Fox River Telephone Co construction crew in Appleton. | |
| 310 | I14007 | Eiting | William Bernard | 10 Oct 1864 | 30 Oct 1926 | 1 Jan 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 1/01/1909William E. Eiting and wife were in Holland saturday to attend the funer al of Henry Mickey. | |
| 311 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 25 Nov 1881 | Kaukauna Times | 1881 Kaukauna Times 11/25/1881.; Wm. Eiting has completed his carpentry wo rk on the 2nd story of Reuter Bros. block. | |
| 312 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 28 Apr 1882 | Kaukauna Times | 1882 Kaukauna Times dated 4/28/1882;Wm. Eiting will have charge of the n ew block to be built on the south side by John Hoberg. Wm. Eiting also rec eived a contract for $2655 for the new addition to Holy Cross Church. | |
| 313 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 26 Oct 1883 | Kaukauna Times | 1883 Kaukauna Times dated 10/26/1883; Wm. Eiting completed the new post of fice building. | |
| 314 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 9 May 1884 | Kaukauna Times | 1884 Kaukauna Times dated 5/09/1884; Wm. Eiting mentions how strong the con tractors/building business is this spring. 1884 Kaukauna Times dated 5/09/1884; Wm. Eiting's sister Frances Brochtr up age 27 also daughter of Barney Eiting resident of Hollandtown died on 4 /30/1884 1884 Kaukauna Times dated 6/20/1884; Mrs. Wm. Eiting and her sister Mrs. P eter Scholl of Freedom are visiting relatives in Ozaukee Co. |
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| 315 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 16 Oct 1885 | Kaukauna Times | 1885 Kaukauna Times dated 10/16/1885; Contractor Wm. Eiting has complet ed John Brill's new house. | |
| 316 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 16 Sep 1887 | Kaukauna Times | 1887 Kaukauna Times dated 9/16/1887; Mr & Mrs. Wm. Vandenberg of David Ci ty Nebr. who have been guests of Mrs. Vandenbergs brother W.J. Eiting t he past two months have returned home. | |
| 317 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 14 Sep 1896 | Kaukauna Times | 1896 Kaukauna Times dated 9/14/1896; Wm. Eiting departed for Nekoosa la st Monday where he will do millwright work for a paper and pulp mill there . 1896 Kaukauna Sun dated 9/18/1896; William Eiting goes to Nekoosa whe re he has accepted a position as millwright at Nekoosa Paper Co. |
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| 318 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 25 Jun 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 6/25/1900; Wm. Eiting has returned from a 6 mon th absence from David City, Neb. | |
| 319 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 11 Jan 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 1/11/1901; Wm. Eiting is home from Brainard, Ne b. for a visit with his family. 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 7/26/1901; Mr. Wm. Eiting returned Thursday fr om 6 Mo. in eastern Neb. He reports crops there are excellent. |
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| 320 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 23 May 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 5/23/1902; Wm. Eiting left for Oconto Falls Mond ay where he will be employed doing summer construction for a new Union Man uf. Co. paper mill. 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 11/28/1902; Wm. Eiting of Oconto Falls is spendi ng the week with his family. |
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| 321 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 20 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/20/1903; Wm Eiting who has been employed at Oc onto Falls for the past 6 mos. returned Friday. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/22/1903; Millwrights Hubert Nelson and Wm. eit ing departed for Green Bay Monday to work on the shingle mill which the Gr een Bay Paper and Pulp Co are building. |
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| 322 | I10373 | Eiting | William J. | 25 Mar 1851 | 13 Oct 1934 | 30 Nov 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 11/30/1906; Wm. Eiting who is engaged as a millw right at Oconto Falls for the Falls Manuf. Co. rebuilding their plan t, is home to spend the week. | |
| 323 | I152220 | Engerson | Carl Lee | 14 Feb 1937 | 17 Feb 1937 | Kaukauna Times | Son Born Sunday Son to Mr. & Mrs. Carl Engerson Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/17/1937 | Page: 1 | Type: Birth |
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| 324 | I78776 | Engerson | Carl W. | 13 Dec 1900 | 16 Oct 1959 | 23 Feb 1938 | Kaukauna Times | Engerson Injured in auto Accident Carl Engerson Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/23/1938 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 325 | I78776 | Engerson | Carl W. | 13 Dec 1900 | 16 Oct 1959 | 21 Oct 1959 | Kaukauna Times | Funeral services for Carl W. Engerson, 58, former Kaukauna Fire Chief and brother of Harold Engerson, Kaukauna Police Chief, were held Monday. Engerson had been with the Kaukauna fire Department 29 years and was chief for three years. | |
| 326 | I25902 | Engstrom | Patricia | Abt Jun 1961 | 28 Jun 1961 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Births son to Mr and Mrs Francis Muthig, son to Mr and Mrs Thos Kenney, daughter to Mr and Mrs Bruce Warner, daughter to Mr and Mrs Norman Bowers, daughter to Mr and Mrs Marvin Fox, daughter to Mr and Mrs Ronald Revoir, son to Mr and Mrs Wm Lemke, daughter to mr and Mrs Roger Van Beek, daughter to Mr and Mrs Robt Vande Voort, daughter to Mr and Mrs John Jansen, daughter to Mr and Mrs Daniel Roberts, daughter to Mr and Mrs Martin Engstrom Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/28/1961 | Page: 2 | Type: Births |
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| 327 | I131112 | Eppinger | Anna | Esler | 25 Mar 1871 | 12 Mar 1942 | 18 Mar 1887 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Essler and son, of the Town of Buchanan, while returning home from this city on Saturday last, had a narrow escape from death while attempting to pass the railroad crossing on 4th Ave. Notwithstanding the warning from the flagman, the team got nearly upon the track when the engine came up. Marshal Colon was standing near the depot platform and rushed to the rescue and succeeded in turning the horses down the track and saved the team and occupants of the sleigh from certain death. |
| 328 | I137896 | Eppinger | Lawrence | 11 Mar 1915 | 13 May 1965 | 7 Sep 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. Lawrence Eppinger arrived back to the states on August 31 after serving 23 months in Germany. | |
| 329 | I334418 | Esdepsky | Joseph | Bef 1890 | 13 Dec 1954 | 23 May 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Rev. Joseph Esdepsky has taken over the duties of the late Rev. Alphonse Roder at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Rev. Esdepsky was ordained to the priesthood May 1, 1913. | |
| 330 | I31289 | Esler | Grace T. | Femal | 24 Jan 1901 | 6 Jan 1950 | 1 Feb 1901 | Kaukauna Times | On Thursday last family circle of Mr. Mrs. Peter Essler was increased by the arrival of baby girl. Mr. Essler informs The Times reporter that this makes a total of 15 children. Twelve children are living and enjoying good health. |
| 331 | I101413 | Esler | Peter Aslin | 18 Feb 1848 | 17 Dec 1923 | 1 Feb 1901 | Kaukauna Times | On Thursday last family circle of Mr. Mrs. Peter Essler was increased by the arrival of baby girl. Mr. Essler informs The Times reporter that this makes a total of 15 children. Twelve children are living and enjoying good health. | |
| 332 | I46113 | Esler | Sylvester "Coonie" | 28 Sep 1898 | 30 Jul 1977 | 1 Jun 1928 | Kaukauna Times | Many Attend First Dance At New Hall Nightingale Ballroom, Sylvester Esler Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/05/1928 | Page: 1 | Type: News Esler Builds Huge Ballroom Near Kaukauna Sylvester Esler, Nightingale Ballroom Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/01/1928 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 333 | I166768 | Fahrbach | Joseph F. | 10 Jun 1913 | 15 Dec 1974 | 8 Aug 1958 | Kaukauna Times | A rare old history of Kaukauna book, "The Lion of the Fox" was found by Mr. Joseph Fahrbach while remodeling their home. It had been slid into a parchment above the window was found when the window frame was removed. The book was printed by the Kaukauna Sun in 1891. The 112 page book was published before the advent of typesetting machines and all the type was handset. It contains about 65 pictures of old Kaukauna places and persons and stories about them. | |
| 334 | I155296 | Fargo | Bert W. | 2 Sep 1876 | 3 Nov 1960 | 29 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | The young man from Kaukauna responded without hesitation and the following seven young patriots departed on the 10 o'clock train for Appleton, thus placing Kaukauna among the first soldiers called out: Bert W. Fargo, J. Goss, Milo Kutchin, Chas. Chamberlain, Geo. Mulholland, Elmer Fullerton and John Daly. Kaukauna turned out a large crowd at the station to see the boys off and they left amid the cheers of their friends and the shedding of tears of their mothers and sisters. The Appleton Crescent said all Appleton turned out and united to give the company a hearty God speed. It is doubtful if such enthusiasm has ever been seen here even in the memorable days of 1861. | |
| 335 | I155296 | Fargo | Bert W. | 2 Sep 1876 | 3 Nov 1960 | 14 Nov 1933 | Kaukauna Times | Fargo |
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| 336 | I157267 | Fargo | George | 25 May 1845 | 4 Oct 1911 | 2 Dec 1881 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. Geo. W. Fargo, formerly of Appleton, has opened in the store formerly occupied by druggist Kellogg, a fine stock of Furniture. Mr. F. is an experienced furniture dealer and will no doubt do a good business. | |
| 337 | I157267 | Fargo | George | 25 May 1845 | 4 Oct 1911 | 30 Dec 1881 | Kaukauna Times | George W. Fargo, the furniture dealer, as will be noticed in his advertisement, also attends to undertaking in all its branches, and with experience of years, is enabled to give the best of satisfaction. | |
| 338 | I157262 | Fargo | George W. | 10 Mar 1870 | 26 Mar 1949 | 18 Jan 1895 | Kaukauna Times | Fire again paid a visit to Kaukauna over the weekend, despite the valiant efforts of Mayor Tanner and Policeman Kuehn, who worked like beavers giving orders to the department. A shortage of water in the reservoir and the fact that the fire engine tipped over on the way to the fire resulted in the tragic loss of several businesses on Third Street. The Lindauer & Ruppert structure which housed G. W. Fargo & Sons Furniture Store was a total loss, along with A. W. Thomas Jewelry, Frank Bartsch Shoe Store, John Majeres tailor, and Misses Diedrick, dress-makers. The total loss is estimated to reach $35,000. | |
| 339 | I3695 | Farley | Mary | Guilfoyle | 18 Jun 1843 | 17 Nov 1914 | 17 Mar 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna times dated 3/17/1899Mrs. J. Guilfoyle and daughter Mrs. J. Hoolihan visited friends in Appleton yesterday. |
| 340 | I185862 | Farrell | Eugene | 4 Apr 1932 | 29 Jan 2008 | 5 Apr 1932 | Kaukauna Times | Baby Boy - Boy To Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Farrell Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/05/1932 | Page: 1 | Type: Birth |
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| 341 | I132820 | Farrell | Leo Francis | 4 Sep 1888 | 12 Mar 1918 | 6 May 1920 | Kaukauna Times | Soldier's Body Brought Home Leo Farrell Kaukauna Times 5/06/1920 5l News/Obituary Card of Thanks Mrs. Tom Foster, Mrs. George McCarthy, Mrs. James McCarthy, Martha Farrell, J. J. Farrell, John Farrell, James Farrell, Will Farrell, Dr. J. H. Doyle Kaukauna Times 5/13/1920 4 News |
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| 342 | I132678 | Fassbender | Donald L. | 12 Jul 1938 | 27 Oct 1963 | 23 Oct 1963 | Kaukauna Times | A collision between two fire trucks in Hollandtown resulted in the deaths of three volunteer firemen. Donald Van Abel, Jerome Van Abel and Donald Fassbender were victims of the tragic crash. | |
| 343 | I53643 | Fassbender | Herbert Peter | 15 Mar 1896 | 4 Dec 1984 | 25 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | The Kaukauna Club cheese, manufactured by the South, Kaukauna dairy company, is one of the finest cheese products on the market today and is given the city of Kaukauna national as well as international publicity since its introduction 12 years ago by Herbert Fassbender it's a originator. The cheese product manufactured locally since 1933 has been spirited to every state in the union, Canada, and London, England in large amounts and since World War II friends of servicemen have been sent small packages to the boys in the Pacific and European war theaters. | |
| 344 | I4892 | Faust | Anton | Abt 1862 | Aft 1911 | 30 Jun 1911 | Kaukauna Times | Nic Faust, president of the Fox River Health and Accident Company, has just heard from his brother, Anton Faust, who left here thirty years ago for the Pacific Coast and had not been heard from for over fifteen years, and who was given up for lost or dead. He is located now in central California and is doing well. |
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| 345 | I772 | Faust | Cecelia M. | Lamers | 18 Mar 1899 | 22 Oct 1975 | 24 Mar 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna times dated 3/24/1899; Mr & Mrs Jos Faust celebrated the arr ival of a girl Saturday. |
| 346 | I3690 | Faust | Charles J. | 3 Jun 1874 | 9 Jun 1951 | 17 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/17/1903 C. J. Faust and wife left for Fort Atkinson Monday to spend 10 days with M rs Faust's sister Mrs Geoge Drewson. | |
| 347 | I3690 | Faust | Charles J. | 3 Jun 1874 | 9 Jun 1951 | 8 Apr 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 4/08/1904 Everything is going Faust's way this week. He not only won reelection f or assesor, but now is grandfather to a new 10lb baby girl that arriv ed at the house of Mr. & Mrs Charles Faust, Their first born. | |
| 348 | I3690 | Faust | Charles J. | 3 Jun 1874 | 9 Jun 1951 | 20 Mar 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 3/20/1908 Charles Faust of the insurance firm Faust & faust who recently purchased N icholsa Greitzke's residence corner of Desnoyer & Division St moved into h is new home Thursday. | |
| 349 | I4656 | Faust | Henry Lawrence | 27 Mar 1870 | 14 Dec 1943 | 25 Nov 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 11/25/1904; Nic Faust & wife ate turkey with h is son Henry & wife at Appleton on Thursday. | |
| 350 | I4712 | Faust | Jerome B. | 11 May 1924 | 22 Oct 1961 | 3 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Seaman Jerome B. Faust is spending a 30-day leave here. Jerome or Moose as his friends call him had been overseas since October of 1943. He wears the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon and the American theater of wars campaign ribbon. He will report to the naval armory at Chicago following his leave | |
| 351 | I768 | Faust | Joseph J. | 16 Nov 1864 | 19 Mar 1931 | 8 Nov 1895 | Kaukauna Times | 1895 Kaukauna Times November 8, 1895 pg 8 top; DUNDAS DASHES - Joe FAU ST of Kaukauna, is boring a well for the Beach Bros. He is down 40 feet a nd not much water. He found tamarack sticks and moss, just as gre en as it is in the woods, at quite a depth in the ground. | |
| 352 | I768 | Faust | Joseph J. | 16 Nov 1864 | 19 Mar 1931 | 16 Sep 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna times dated 9/16/1898; A "Notice of Dissolution" was print ed stating Dissolution of the partnership of J.J. Faust and Barney Wilpolt | |
| 353 | I768 | Faust | Joseph J. | 16 Nov 1864 | 19 Mar 1931 | 2 Jan 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 1/02/1902; Jos. J. Faust who has completed a numb er of drilled wells for farmers in Hollandtown commenced another contra ct Monday for a well on the farm of Frank O'Neil. | |
| 354 | I768 | Faust | Joseph J. | 16 Nov 1864 | 19 Mar 1931 | 16 May 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 5/16/1905; Well driller Jos Faust has another pr ospective assistant in a brand new boy who arrived wed afternoon at the ir home on the island. | |
| 355 | I768 | Faust | Joseph J. | 16 Nov 1864 | 19 Mar 1931 | 10 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/10/1907; An enjoyable Sunday was spent at t he home of J.J. Faust on the Island when a family reunion of the Faust's w as held. Present were his parents Mr & Mrs Nic Faust, brothers and familie s, Henry Faust, sister Mrs Joseph Berendsen and Charles Faust and his wi fe of this city. | |
| 356 | I4660 | Faust | Katherine Marie | Berendsen | 23 Feb 1882 | 6 Jan 1959 | 14 Jul 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/14/1905 Tuesday at 9 AM Miss Katherine Faust only daughter of Mr. & Mrs Nicolas Fa ust became Mrs. Joseph Berendsen. |
| 357 | I4660 | Faust | Katherine Marie | Berendsen | 23 Feb 1882 | 6 Jan 1959 | 21 Aug 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 8/21/1908 "Darboy" Mrs Berendsen of Green Bay and Miss Anna Renn of Appleton spent S unday visiting their cousin Miss Katie Renn. |
| 358 | I4869 | Faust | Mary | Renn | Abt Nov 1852 | 22 Sep 1913 | 22 Mar 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 3/22/1907"Darboy Notes" Mrs Matthew Renn of Appleton visited relatives here Sunday |
| 359 | I101120 | Faust | Nicholas | 2 Jan 1841 | 2 Feb 1913 | 20 Oct 1893 | Kaukauna Times | 1893 Kaukauna Times dated 10/20/1893; Fire destroyed Nic Faust & Sons builings. | |
| 360 | I101120 | Faust | Nicholas | 2 Jan 1841 | 2 Feb 1913 | 27 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/27/1903; Messers Jacob Lang, Nic Faust, Andr ew Kern of this city have been drawn as jurors for the April term of the C ircuit Court. also Martin Speil of Buchanan. | |
| 361 | I101120 | Faust | Nicholas | 2 Jan 1841 | 2 Feb 1913 | 8 Apr 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 4/08/1904; Everything is going Faust's way this w eek. He not only won reelection for assesor, but now is grandfather to a n ew 10lb baby girl that arrived at the house of Mr. & Mrs Charles Faust, Th eir first born. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 11/25/1904; Nic Faust & wife ate turkey with h is son Henry & wife at Appleton on Thursday. |
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| 362 | I101120 | Faust | Nicholas | 2 Jan 1841 | 2 Feb 1913 | 19 Apr 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 4/19/1907; Mr & Mrs Nic Faust left Sunday for Gr een Bay where they will spend a week with their daughter Mrs. Joseph Beren dson. | |
| 363 | I101120 | Faust | Nicholas | 2 Jan 1841 | 2 Feb 1913 | 5 Jun 1908 | Kaukauna Times | Nicholas Faust - The Faust Agency has changed its name to The Fox River Health and Accident Company. Nicholas Faust remains as president of the new company which he had founded. Mr. Faust was born on 1841 in Germany and came to this country at the age of six. He lived in Harrison in Calumet county moving to Kaukauna 18 years ago. He had gone into the insurance business after returning from the Civil war over 40 years ago. | |
| 364 | I101120 | Faust | Nicholas | 2 Jan 1841 | 2 Feb 1913 | 5 Mar 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 3/05/1909; Mr. and Mrs. Nic. FAUST spent Sunday a nd Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Joseph BERENDSON at Green Bay. 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 7/09/1909; Nic Faust purchased the William Lus ha property on Wisconsin Ave at Desnoyer. He is president of Fox River Hea lth and Accident Co. |
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| 365 | I111669 | Feldkamp | Ruth | Schumacher | 9 Sep 1960 | 29 Jan 1965 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna's 1965 "Queen of hearts" is four year old Ruth Feldkamp. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Feldkamp Kaukauna. She was "blue" baby born with congenital heart defect and suffered from other medical problems. She underwent open heart surgery in November of 1962 and was on a pacemaker for a week. Her recovery was remarkable and was able to join her family after three weeks. Next September, Ruth will enter kindergarten. | |
| 366 | I3356 | Feller | Anna | 9 Jul 1880 | 7 Sep 1910 | 21 Jul 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/21/1905; Miss Elizabeth Feller's dressmaking p arlors will be closed for the next 6 weeks.Mrs Wallie Leppla and Misses Elizabeth and Anna Feller will depart Saturd ay for Holcombe to visit their parents M/M peter Feller for their summer v acation, also friends at Sioux Falls, south Dakota and Sioux City Iowa whe re they will be absent until sept 1st. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/01/1905; Mrs Wallie Leppla, Anna and Elizabe th Feller returned from their 6 week outing. |
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| 367 | I3356 | Feller | Anna | 9 Jul 1880 | 7 Sep 1910 | 17 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/17/1907; Miss Anna Feller departed Friday f or Holcombe where she will visit her parents Mr & Mrs P. J. Feller. 1907 Kaukauna Sun dated 5/23/1907; Miss Anna Feller returned Saturday aft er spending a week with her parents at Holcomb. |
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| 368 | I3751 | Feller | Elisabeth Caroline | 24 Aug 1878 | 19 Jul 1965 | 8 Mar 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 3/08/1901; Miss Lizzie Feller spent Saturday in A ppleton visiting friends. | |
| 369 | I3751 | Feller | Elisabeth Caroline | 24 Aug 1878 | 19 Jul 1965 | 28 Mar 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 3/28/1902; Miss Elizabeth Feller spent Sunday wi th friends in Appleton 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 12/26/1902; Miss Elizabeth Feller returned Sund ay from a brief visit with friends in Milwaukee. |
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| 370 | I3751 | Feller | Elisabeth Caroline | 24 Aug 1878 | 19 Jul 1965 | 9 Sep 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/09/1904; Miss Elisabeth Feller departs tommorr ow for the dressmakers convention in Chicago. | |
| 371 | I3751 | Feller | Elisabeth Caroline | 24 Aug 1878 | 19 Jul 1965 | 15 Mar 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 3/15/1907; Miss Elisabeth Feller will spend ne xt week in Chicago at the dressmakers convention. 1907 Kaukauna Times dated9/20/1907; Miss Lizzie Feller is at Chicago f or a dressmakers convention |
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| 372 | I3751 | Feller | Elisabeth Caroline | 24 Aug 1878 | 19 Jul 1965 | 24 Mar 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 3/24/1905; Miss Elisabeth Feller is in Chicago t his week attending a dressmakers convention. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/14/1905; Miss Elizabeth Feller took her assist ants in the shop and friends on an outing to Brighton Beach. 1905 Kaukauna Sun dated 7/20/1905; Miss Lizzie Feller entertained a ll of the young ladies employed in her dressmaking parlor at a picnic at B righton Beach on Friday. 1905 Kaukauna Sun dated 7/20/1905; Miss Lizzie Feller will close down h er dressmaking parlor on Monday and with her sister Anna and Mrs Wallie Le ppla will visit Holcombe, Wis, St. Paul, MN, Sioux Falls SD and Sioux Ci ty Iowa and not return until September. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/21/1905; Miss Elizabeth Feller's dressmaking p arlors will be closed for the next 6 weeks.Mrs Wallie Leppla and Misses Elizabeth and Anna Feller will depart Saturd ay for Holcombe to visit their parents M/M peter Feller for their summer v acation, also friends at Sioux Falls, south Dakota and Sioux City Iowa whe re they will be absent until sept 1st. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 12/15/1905; Miss Elizabeth Feller returned fr om a week visit with friends in Chicago. |
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| 373 | I3751 | Feller | Elisabeth Caroline | 24 Aug 1878 | 19 Jul 1965 | 19 Mar 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 3/19/1909; Miss Elizabeth Feller is attendi ng a dressmakers convention in Chicago. 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 3/19/1909; A happy family reunion took place Mon day at the home of Miss Elizabeth Feller and sister Miss Anna Feller. The re were present from outside the city their mother Mrs Mary Feller of Newb urg, William Feller, brother and Mrs Wallie Leppla her sister and husba nd of Green Bay, and Mr & Mrs John Feller also a brother. |
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| 374 | I3751 | Feller | Elisabeth Caroline | 24 Aug 1878 | 19 Jul 1965 | 21 Jan 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 1/21/1910; Miss Elizabeth Feller departs next we ek for Chicago where she will take a rest from business cares for two mont hs. 1910 Kaukauna Sun dated Jan 1910; FOR SALE - One Singer sewing machi ne in first class condition. Must be sold quickly, within a few days. Pri ce very reasonable. Elizabeth Feller. 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 2/04/1910; Miss Elizabeth Feller who has been con ducting a dressmaking parlor in the Watson building a number of years wi ll sometime next week leave Kaukauna to locate at Kingsville, Texas, whe re her friend Mrs. James Toner thinks there is a good opening for su ch an enterprise. 1910 Kaukauna Sun dated 2/17/1910; Texas Clippings - The Kingsville (Texa s) Gulf Coast Record in its issue of Feb 11, contained the following; Mi ss Elisabeth Feller of Kaukauna, Wisconsin arrived here last night from t he land of ice and snow. She is the guest of Mr. & Mrs. James Toner. Re v. W.S. Fitzmaurice pastor of the ST. Mary's church of Appleton, Wiscons in is also a guest of the home of Mr & Mrs Toner. 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 2/18/1910; The Kingsville Tx, Gulf Coast Reco rd reported this week that Miss Elizabeth Feller arrived here, guest of M r. & Mrs James I. Toner. 1910 Kaukauna Sun dated 3/10/1910; To settle in Texas - Miss Elisabeth Fel ler of Kaukauna Wis., has opened a dressmaking parlor in the Rugland Bloc k. She has decided to make Kingville her home and the Record is pleas ed to welcome her as a member of the pioneer band - Gulf Coast Record King sville Texas. 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 10/21/1910; Miss Elizabath Feller of Kingvill e, TX was a guest of Miss Blanche St Andrews last week. |
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| 375 | I138251 | Feller | Harold P. | 6 Apr 1909 | 1 Oct 1991 | 31 Jan 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sgt. Harold P. Feller left Saturday morning for Monroe, California after spending a furlough with his mother, Mrs. Peter Feller on Wisconsin Avenue. He has been in the service three years. | |
| 376 | I109 | Feller | Henry "Hine" or "Harry" | 23 Aug 1889 | 4 Nov 1966 | 3 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/03/1903; The ten year old son of Mr & Mrs Jo hn Feller of the 2nd ward was injured last week by having a spear run thro ugh his foot near the toes. No attention was paid to it until his muscl es began to grow rigid, when Dr. C. D. Boyd was called and found the lad s uffering from lockjaw and in a very dangerous condition. Prompt attenti on taken by the Dr. has overcome the danger and it is thought the boy wi ll recover. 1903 Kaukauna Sun dated 7/03/1903; Henry Feller son of John who had a fi sh spear run through his right foot several weeks ago has escaped a serio us case of lockjaw. |
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| 377 | I6 | FELLER | John | 4 Dec 1856 | 18 Nov 1910 | 5 Nov 1880 | Kaukauna Times | 1880 Kaukauna Times 11/05/1880; John Feller, Nicholas Fritz and Ed Cooper w ere injured when their scaffolding collapased while working on the new O tt building. | |
| 378 | I6 | FELLER | John | 4 Dec 1856 | 18 Nov 1910 | 6 Jan 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 1/06/1899; John Feller, Joseph Schoemer and Nic a nd John Fritz left Saturday for Niagra where they will be employed by t he Kimberly & Clark Co. who are putting up a saw mill and a warehouse on t he property purchased from the Badger Co. | |
| 379 | I6 | FELLER | John | 4 Dec 1856 | 18 Nov 1910 | 10 Feb 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 2/10/1899; John Feller and Joseph Schaemer ca me home Wed from Quinnesse where they have been employed in building a s aw mill for George Danielson of Neenah. The weather was so cold operatio ns were suspended. | |
| 380 | I6 | FELLER | John | 4 Dec 1856 | 18 Nov 1910 | 7 Oct 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 10/07/1910; John Feller of the first ward is seriously ill, being confined to bed at present. | |
| 381 | I3 | FELLER | Maria MARGARET | WILPOLT | 30 May 1897 | 26 Dec 1941 | 27 May 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 5/27/1910; A large class confirmed received fir st communion last Sunday by Father Lochmann at Holy Cross, Miss Margaret F eller, James Ryan listed. (The date of the past Sunday would have been M ay 22nd.) 1910 Kaukauna Sun dated 5/26/1910; Margaret Feller listed as one of the ch ildren who received their First Communion at Holy Cross Church on Sunday. |
| 382 | I3355 | Feller | Marie | Leppla | 21 Nov 1882 | 3 May 1970 | 20 Sep 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 9/20/1901; Miss Marie Feller spent Sunday with M iss Fannie Dixon at Green Bay. |
| 383 | I3355 | Feller | Marie | Leppla | 21 Nov 1882 | 3 May 1970 | 22 Aug 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 8/22/1902; Miss Marie Feller left for Seymour to day to visit Miss Mable Stewart. 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 8/29/1902; Miss Marie Feller, manager of the Pos tal Telegraph office is absent on her summer vacation visiting frien ds in Green Bay and St. Paul 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 10/17/1902; Miss Marie Feller is in Appleton th is week relieving Miss Kittie Kastle the manager of the Postal Telegraph o ffice there. |
| 384 | I3355 | Feller | Marie | Leppla | 21 Nov 1882 | 3 May 1970 | 13 Feb 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna times dated 2/13/1903; Miss Marie Feller and Mrs. J.L. Lepp la were Chicago visitors Wednesday. |
| 385 | I3355 | Feller | Marie | Leppla | 21 Nov 1882 | 3 May 1970 | 4 Mar 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 3/04/1904; Mrs. W. V. Leppla called on frien ds in Appleton on Wed. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/30/1904; Mr. & Mrs W.V. Leppla departed last e ve for a visit with relatives in Minneapolis and also with Mr. & Mrs Jo hn Leppla at Souix City, Iowa. |
| 386 | I3355 | Feller | Marie | Leppla | 21 Nov 1882 | 3 May 1970 | 10 Nov 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/21/1905; Mrs Wallie Leppla and sister Anna Fel ler visited friends in Milwaukee Tuesday.Mrs Wallie Leppla and Misses Elizabeth and Anna Feller will depart Saturd ay for Holcombe to visit their parents M/M Peter Feller for their summer v acation, also friends at Sioux Falls, South Dakota and Sioux City Iowa whe re they will be absent until Sept 1st. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/01/1905; Mrs Wallie Leppla, Anna and Elizabe th Feller returned from their 6 week outing 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 11/10/1905; Mrs W.V. Leppla was a Milwaukee visi tor Tuesday. |
| 387 | I3355 | Feller | Marie | Leppla | 21 Nov 1882 | 3 May 1970 | 21 Sep 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 9/21/1906; Mrs. W. V. Leppla went to Chicago Tue sday to spend a few days. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 10/12/1906; Mrs W. V. Leppla and daughter a re at Holcombe, Chippewa Co to visit her parents Mr & Mrs Peter Feller. 1906 Kaukauna Sun dated 10/25/1906; Mr. & Mrs W. Leppla who have been visi ting Mrs. Leppla's parents Mr. & Mrs. Feller at LaCrosse for a week or t wo have returned. |
| 388 | I3355 | Feller | Marie | Leppla | 21 Nov 1882 | 3 May 1970 | 18 Jan 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/18/1907; Mrs Wallie Leppla spent Friday with h er sister Miss Elisabeth Feller and returned home to Green Bay Saturday. |
| 389 | I3355 | Feller | Marie | Leppla | 21 Nov 1882 | 3 May 1970 | 16 Oct 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 10/16/1908; Mrs Wallie Leppla of green Bay spe nt Sat with her sisters the Misses Fellers' |
| 390 | I3355 | Feller | Marie | Leppla | 21 Nov 1882 | 3 May 1970 | 11 Feb 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kuakuana Times dated 2/11/1910; Mrs. Wallie Leppla of Green Bay visit ed her sister Saturday, to bid farewell to Elizabeth who departs for Kings ville, TX. |
| 391 | I133621 | Feller | Peter | Abt 1858 | 9 Jul 1936 | 16 Feb 1894 | Kaukauna Times | Peter Feller, the north side hardware merchant, plans to erect a new store on a Wisconsin Avenue property this season. The structure will be a two story brick block. | |
| 392 | I4529 | Feller | PETER John | 6 Apr 1846 | 17 Jun 1907 | 8 Nov 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 11/08/1901; Mr. Peter J. Feller who has spent t he last summer and fall at Niagra returned to Kaukauna Sunday evening. M r. Feller has been in the employ of contractor Sherry building house s. He says the company has erected 40 residences there this season for t he mill employees. | |
| 393 | I3283 | Feller | Theodore "Ted" | 4 Mar 1899 | 1 Sep 1976 | 28 Jun 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Private Theodore Feller When Mrs. Goetzman received her brother's letter dated June 2, some people were of the opinion that he had been wounded May 28 but had not died until after having written this letter. However, the telegram from Washington reported Private Theodore Feller, infantry died May 28 from wounds received in action. The Red Cross has determined that the Kaukauna soldier's reported death was in error. | |
| 394 | I3283 | Feller | Theodore "Ted" | 4 Mar 1899 | 1 Sep 1976 | 26 Jul 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Ted Feller, who was reported several weeks ago as having been killed in action last May while fighting in France was alive and well, reached his sisters, Miss Margaret Feller and Mrs. Goetzman last Saturday through a telegram from the war department at Washington. The family's joy was increased Wednesday by receiving a cablegram from France from Ted himself saying "was only slightly wounded, am leaving the hospital and ready for active service." | |
| 395 | I3747 | Femal | Agnes M. | VanRyzin | 30 Jun 1887 | 23 Sep 1967 | 16 Jan 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 1/16/1903 Miss Agnes Femal is spending the day with her aunt Mrs G. Femal of Appleto n |
| 396 | I28720 | Femal | Clifford R. | 15 Dec 1920 | 12 Feb 1989 | 5 Apr 1939 | Kaukauna Times | Clifford Femal, a member of the senior class, was named to the Hall of Fame this week. He is known by his friends as "Grub" because of his husky appetite. In the boxing ring Cliff is among the best, fighting with all his might and putting his man on the mat. Besides sports, Cliff always finds time to be in other activities in school. | |
| 397 | I1791 | Femal | Frank | 4 Oct 1865 | 28 Apr 1900 | 29 Jan 1892 | Kaukauna Times | 1892 Kaukauna Times dated 1/29/1892; Mr & Mrs Frank Femal of Appleton visi ted friends here this week. | |
| 398 | I1791 | Femal | Frank | 4 Oct 1865 | 28 Apr 1900 | 23 Mar 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Sun dated 3/23/1900; Frank Femal seriously injured Sunday afternoon see story. | |
| 399 | I28722 | Femal | Harold "Harry" Robert | 31 Oct 1924 | 11 Mar 1945 | 8 Apr 1942 | Kaukauna Times | Harry Femal Enlists in U.S. Marine Corps Harry Femal, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/08/1942 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 400 | I28722 | Femal | Harold "Harry" Robert | 31 Oct 1924 | 11 Mar 1945 | 7 Aug 1942 | Kaukauna Times | Pvt. H. Femal With U. S. coast Guards in Hawaii Harry Femal, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/07/1942 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 401 | I28722 | Femal | Harold "Harry" Robert | 31 Oct 1924 | 11 Mar 1945 | 30 Mar 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. Harold R. Femal, Kaukauna, was killed in action on Iwo Jima on March 11 according to a war Department telegram received Wednesday by his parents. In the Marine Corps's for nearly 3 years, he has seen action in Midway, Saipan and Marshall Islands. | |
| 402 | I153104 | Findenkeller | Frederick W. | 3 May 1846 | 19 Sep 1931 | 1 Mar 1912 | Kaukauna Times | F.W. Findenkiller of Bannock, Minn. (Formerly of Kaukauna) has quite a reputation as a moose hunter having slain thirteen of them within the past four years. The heads make a striking ornament for a large room when mounted. Mr. Findenkiller has sold all the heads up to the present. Two of his most recent trophies have been preserved and are mounted in Kaukauna, one at Hotel La Salle and the other at Joseph Kendrick's place. | |
| 403 | I11109 | Fink | Elisabeth | Coenen | 25 May 1885 | 19 Nov 1974 | 5 Oct 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 3/09/1906; Mrs W. A. Coonen of DePere is visiti ng a few days with her parents Mr & Mrs Henry Fink. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 10/05/1906; "Holland" Mr & Mrs W A Coenen of DePe re are spending a few days with Mrs Coenen's parents Mr & Mrs Henry Fink. |
| 404 | I11109 | Fink | Elisabeth | Unknown | 25 May 1885 | 19 Nov 1974 | 5 Oct 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 3/09/1906; Mrs W. A. Coonen of DePere is visiti ng a few days with her parents Mr & Mrs Henry Fink. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 10/05/1906; "Holland" Mr & Mrs W A Coenen of DePe re are spending a few days with Mrs Coenen's parents Mr & Mrs Henry Fink. |
| 405 | I11109 | Fink | Elisabeth | Coenen | 25 May 1885 | 19 Nov 1974 | 5 Jun 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 6/05/1908; Mrs W.A. Coenen of DePere is visiti ng her parents Mr & Mrs Henry Fink |
| 406 | I11109 | Fink | Elisabeth | Unknown | 25 May 1885 | 19 Nov 1974 | 5 Jun 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 6/05/1908; Mrs W.A. Coenen of DePere is visiti ng her parents Mr & Mrs Henry Fink |
| 407 | I50530 | Fink | Kenneth | 28 May 1923 | 25 Apr 2004 | 26 May 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Fink Brothers Are in England Clement Fink, Kenneth Fink, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/26/1944 | Page: 4 | Type: News |
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| 408 | I50530 | Fink | Kenneth | 28 May 1923 | 25 Apr 2004 | 18 Apr 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. Kenneth Fink Cited for Heroic Service Kenneth J. Fink, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/18/1945 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 409 | I130140 | Finke | Alma | Staesser | 3 Nov 1891 | 7 Dec 1960 | 1 Mar 1944 | kaukauna Times | Card of Thanks Fred Finke, Arthur Kumrow, Mrs. Dan Staesser, Ray Finke, Mrs. Arnold Stuiber, mrs. Rudolph Struck, Adolphe Finke, Ervin Finke, Mrs. Otto Minkebig, Robert and Karl Minkebige Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/01/1944 | Page: 6 | Type: News |
| 410 | I1064 | Finnegan | Bernard | 17 Oct 1849 | 26 Oct 1912 | 6 Dec 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 12/06/1901; Mr. & Mrs Barney Finnegan, Miss Mae F innegan, David Finnegan and Mrs R. B. Powers attended the funeral of condu ctor O'Brian at Antigo Saturday. Deceased was a cousin of Mrs. Finnegan. | |
| 411 | I4973 | Finnegan | George Bernard | 7 Jul 1886 | Abt Nov 1973 | 8 Dec 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 12/08/1905; George Finnegan spent Sunday with h is parents Mr & Mrs Barney Finnegan at Pelican Lake. | |
| 412 | I4973 | Finnegan | George Bernard | 7 Jul 1886 | Abt Nov 1973 | 8 Jan 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 1/08/1909; George Finnegan of Pelican has been vi siting his siter Mrs R.B. Powers | |
| 413 | I10063 | Finnegan | Mae | 21 Feb 1876 | 2 Aug 1961 | 2 Jan 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 1/02/1903; Miss Mae Finnegan is at Antigo to spe nd New years with relatives. | |
| 414 | I33527 | Finnegan | Mary | Finnerty | Abt Jun 1854 | Abt 1929 | 6 Oct 1887 | Kaukauna Times | Correspondence Mary Finnerty, brothers Anthony Dominic and Thomas, James McDaniels, John RuelsPeter lucs, Eli Clough, Chas Clough, Fred Gusse, W Weidner, Frank Hoenschel, James Graham Kaukauna Daily Times 10/06/1887 4 news |
| 415 | I162931 | Finnerty | Patrick | Abt 1828 | 12 May 1888 | 14 Nov 1890 | Kaukauna Times | Dominick Finnerty, of Hollandtown, was drowned in the river at Green Bay last Wednesday night. He had been in the city to deliver the returns of the election, held at Hollandtown. He was a man of about 60 years old and leaves a wife and large family. A brother Patrick was drowned about two years ago within a few feet of the same place in which Dominick met his death. | |
| 416 | I156551 | Finnerty | UnknownF | Abt Jan 1931 | 23 Jan 1931 | Kaukauna Times | Askeaton Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Finnerty, nee Nellie Dwyer Kaukauna Times 1/23/1931 5 Birt | ||
| 417 | I161264 | Fitzmaurice | Walter J. | 27 Jul 1859 | 25 Sep 1930 | 22 Jul 1892 | Kaukauna Times | Father Fitzmaurice, of Appleton in a sermon last Sunday denounced the lakeside dance hall known as the Waverly Resort and also the Turner Hall, and scored members of his congregation for being found there. | |
| 418 | I334672 | Fleck | Marie | 17 Aug 1894 | 11 Mar 1903 | 24 Aug 1894 | Kaukauna Times | Births Mr and Mrs Landreman, Mr and Mrs FJ Solar, Mr and MRs Geo Sterns, Mr and Mrs Olaf Oleson, Mr and MRs GH Fleck Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/24/1894 | Page: 5 | Type: Birth |
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| 419 | I34376 | Fleischman | Mary | Verkuilen | 10 Jan 1912 | 24 Jan 1997 | 19 Jan 1912 | Kaukauna Times | City News girl to Mr and Mrs Joseph Fleischman Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/19/1912 | Page: 5 | Type: Birth |
| 420 | I135909 | Fleischmann | George L. | 19 Mar 1917 | 26 Jan 2000 | 23 Mar 1917 | Kaukauna Times | People You Know boy to Mr and Mrs Jos Fleischman Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/23/1917 | Page: 3 | Type: Birth |
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| 421 | I4634 | Fox | Viola Patricia | Farrell | 13 Jan 1910 | 23 Jan 1999 | 23 Nov 1934 | Kaukauna Times | 1934 Kaukauna Times dated 11/23/1934; "Askeaton personals" Miss Viola F ox RN. of Green Bay is visiting her parents Mr & Mrs Michael Fox. |
| 422 | I144701 | Frambach | Henry Augustus | 22 Nov 1839 | 10 Mar 1921 | 11 Jun 1886 | Kaukauna Times | Col. Frambach now holds the reins over the finest driving and best matched team in the county; Col. Frambach recently acquired Prince, a chestnut gelding, from Appleton, which he will mate with his brown gelding Ned. The pair will make one of the finest teams in the state. | |
| 423 | I144701 | Frambach | Henry Augustus | 22 Nov 1839 | 10 Mar 1921 | 20 Apr 1962 | Kaukauna Times | An old landmark and a symbol of bygone age of elegance, is passing from the Kaukauna scene with the demolition of the one time Frambach mansion at the corner of Wisconsin Avenue and Depot Street. Some of the features of the house included a fireplace in every room on every floor, a music room, a sitting room, dining room, five bedrooms, sewing room, ballroom, billiard room and a complete stable. | |
| 424 | I336069 | Fredendall | Fay | Abt 1897 | Y | 6 Mar 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Home From Overseas Lee Whittman, Fay Fredendall Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/06/1919 | Page: 8 | Type: News Sailor Brings Home a Unique Paper Fay Fredendall Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/15/1919 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 425 | I166930 | Freier | Charles J. | 10 May 1881 | 5 Sep 1911 | 17 Mar 1911 | Kaukauna Times | Charles Freier has purchased the grocery stock of Charles Ristau, and they are busy with an inventory preparatory to his taking possession next week. Miss Lillian Ristau will remain forth present as clerk until Mr. Freier becomes acquainted with the trade. | |
| 426 | I118136 | Fritz | UnknownM | Abt Jan 1931 | 13 Jan 1931 | Kaukauna Times | Baby Boy Boy to Mr. & Mrs. George Fritz, nee Lorraine Zink Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/13/1931 | Page: 4 | Type: Birth |
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| 427 | I335691 | Fullerton | Elmer | 9 Mar 1883 | 29 Dec 1941 | 29 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | The young man from Kaukauna responded without hesitation and the following seven young patriots departed on the 10 o'clock train for Appleton, thus placing Kaukauna among the first soldiers called out: Bert W. Fargo, J. Goss, Milo Kutchin, Chas. Chamberlain, Geo. Mulholland, Elmer Fullerton and John Daly. Kaukauna turned out a large crowd at the station to see the boys off and they left amid the cheers of their friends and the shedding of tears of their mothers and sisters. The Appleton Crescent said all Appleton turned out and united to give the company a hearty God speed. It is doubtful if such enthusiasm has ever been seen here even in the memorable days of 1861. | |
| 428 | I101119 | Furstenberg | Mary Catherine | Faust | 16 Jun 1846 | 28 Mar 1930 | 10 Mar 1893 | Kaukauna Times | 1893 Kaukauna Times dated 3/10/1893; Mrs Nic Faust fell and broke her wri st last week. |
| 429 | I34868 | Gallagher | Ellen | Flynn | 12 Nov 1838 | 18 Aug 1911 | 25 Aug 1893 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Helen Flynn has retained Senator Kennedy as an attorney and will commence suit against the city of Kaukauna for $3000 damages claiming to have been seriously injured by falling on a defective sidewalk a year or so ago. The claim was filed soon after the incident occurred, but was disallowed by the city. Attorney Kennedy will now commence action. |
| 430 | I300878 | Gantter | Louis | 17 Mar 1889 | 7 Jan 1950 | 17 May 1927 | Kaukauna Times | Gantter |
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| 431 | I438 | Garlich | John W. | 9 Sep 1881 | 20 Apr 1944 | 24 Oct 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 10/24/1902John Garlich and Wm. Paul left Monday on a two week duck hunt. | |
| 432 | I438 | Garlich | John W. | 9 Sep 1881 | 20 Apr 1944 | 3 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/03/1903John Garlich, pitcher, left last week to join the Wautoma baseball te am on a 3 month contract. | |
| 433 | I438 | Garlich | John W. | 9 Sep 1881 | 20 Apr 1944 | 16 May 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 5/16/1904 John Garlich pitched his 1st game of the season Saturday at Appleton for the Bushey Business College against Lawrence University and nearly shut them out, score 14-2. | |
| 434 | I438 | Garlich | John W. | 9 Sep 1881 | 20 Apr 1944 | 15 Jun 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 6/15/1906Pitcher John Garlich has been assigned to the Oshkosh team and went to Gre en Bay with them on Thursday to play for 4 days. He visited his mother Mr s. Sophia Garlich on Wednesday. | |
| 435 | I438 | Garlich | John W. | 9 Sep 1881 | 20 Apr 1944 | 28 Feb 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Sun dated 2/28/1907John Garlic has signed with the Milwaukee baseball team in the Lake Sho re League. 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/11/1907 John Garlich reported released as a free agent on 4/15/1907 |
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| 436 | I438 | Garlich | John W. | 9 Sep 1881 | 20 Apr 1944 | 24 Jun 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 6/24/1910 John Garlich returned Friday from Milwaukee where he has been since ear ly spring. 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 12/30/1910 John Garlich of Antigo came home Saturday to visit his mother Mrs Sophia Garlich. |
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| 437 | I439 | Garlich | Magdelena "Lena" | Esler | 12 Apr 1883 | 25 Mar 1941 | 18 Apr 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 4/18/1902; Miss Kate Waldorf of Oshkosh visit ed Lena Garlich on Sunday. 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 7/04/1902; Miss Lena Garlich left Saturday for Mi lwaukee to spend a month as a guest of Miss Mayme Hilgenberg. 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 8/08/1902; Miss Lena Garlic returned home fr om a 5 week visit with friends in Milwaukee and Oshkosh. |
| 438 | I439 | Garlich | Magdelena "Lena" | Esler | 12 Apr 1883 | 25 Mar 1941 | 17 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/17/1903; Miss Lena Garlich entertained 20 of h er friends Sunday eve at her home on Depot St. The occasion being her birt hday. Two of her friends Miss Katherine Waldorf and Miss Della Miche ls of Oshkosh were present. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/22/1903; Miss Lena Garlich attended a par ty in Oshkosh given by Miss Katherine Waldorf. |
| 439 | I439 | Garlich | Magdelena "Lena" | Esler | 12 Apr 1883 | 25 Mar 1941 | 19 Aug 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 8/19/1904; Miss Lena Garlich left Sat for Oshko sh the guest of friends camping at Sherwood Forest on Lake Butte des Mort s, guest of Mr & Mrs Iverson of Oshkosh. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 12/23/1904; Miss Lena Garlich returned fr om a 3 day visit with friend at Oshkosh. |
| 440 | I439 | Garlich | Magdelena "Lena" | Esler | 12 Apr 1883 | 25 Mar 1941 | 22 Sep 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/22/1905; Miss Lena Garlich returned from a 8 m onth abscense at Milwaukee with friends and Ionia and Grand Rapids, Mich w ith relatives. |
| 441 | I437 | Garlich | William | Abt Oct 1879 | Bef 1979 | 21 Feb 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 2/21/1902; William Garlich has gone north to copper country for work. | |
| 442 | I437 | Garlich | William | Abt Oct 1879 | Bef 1979 | 16 Oct 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 10/16/1903; William Garlich returned Saturday f rom an absense of 6 mos at Grand Rapids, Wis | |
| 443 | I437 | Garlich | William | Abt Oct 1879 | Bef 1979 | 9 Jun 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 6/09/1905; Billy Garlich, brother of John Garli ch who pitched for the Kaukauna Team last season, has developed into qui te a twirler for the Little Rapids team. 1905 Kaukauna Sun dated 10/26/1905; William Garlich, Thomas Henche and Hen ry Dolven have returned from 3 months in the harvest fields of Dakota. |
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| 444 | I179897 | Garrity | Bernard | 3 Nov 1847 | 24 Jan 1927 | 23 Dec 1887 | Kaukauna Times | Farm For Sale Barney Garrity Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/23/1887 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 445 | I989 | Geldernich | Elisabeth | Appleton | 23 Sep 1877 | 26 Mar 1914 | 6 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/06/1903; Sniderville notes - Mrs Geldernic of F reedom visited a few days with her daughter Mrs Appleton. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/13/1903;Miss Mary Geldernic of Appleton is car ing for her sister Mrs. Appleton who has been quite ill of late. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/27/1903;Mrs. Appleton of Appleton was a gue st of her niece Miss Kate Boyle |
| 446 | I989 | Geldernich | Elisabeth | Appleton | 23 Sep 1877 | 26 Mar 1914 | 18 Mar 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 3/18/1904; "Freedom" Mrs Charles Appleton and ba by Rose visited with her mother Mrs. Wm. Geldernic this week. |
| 447 | I988 | Geldernich | Mary | Appleton | 19 Apr 1874 | 18 May 1945 | 13 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/13/1903; Miss Mary Geldernic of Appleton is ca ring for her sister Mrs. Appleton who has been quite ill of late. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 10/16/1903; Miss Maria Geldernic of Applet on is visiting her sister Mrs. Chas. Appleton. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 11/06/1903; "Freedom Notes" the misses Lizzie, Ge rtie and Anna Micke, Mary Geldernich and Anna Romenesko visited the scho ol of Miss Susan Geldernich in District 2 this week. |
| 448 | I988 | Geldernich | Mary | Appleton | 19 Apr 1874 | 18 May 1945 | 17 Jun 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 6/17/1904; Marie Geldernic who has spent the la st 3 months with her sister Mrs. Chas. Appleton has returned to her ho me in sagole. |
| 449 | I988 | Geldernich | Mary | Appleton | 19 Apr 1874 | 18 May 1945 | 23 Jun 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 6/23/1905; Miss Mae Geldernic who has been visit ing her sister Mrs Chas Appleton returned to Menasha Sunday. |
| 450 | I988 | Geldernich | Mary | Appleton | 19 Apr 1874 | 18 May 1945 | 18 Nov 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 11/18/1910; Wrightstown - Mr & Mrs J. Hughes a nd Mr & Mrs H Wilpolt spent Sunday With Mary Geldernich. |
| 451 | I988 | Geldernich | Mary | Appleton | 19 Apr 1874 | 18 May 1945 | 6 Jan 1911 | Kaukauna Times | 1911 Kaukauna Times dated 1/06/1911; Miss Marie Gildernic of Wrightsto wn & Mrs J. Hughes of Appleton returned home Saturday after several days v isit with sister Mrs Charles Appleton. 1911 Kaukauna Times dated 3/10/1911; Miss Mary Geldernick of Wrightstown a nd Miss Bridget Galvin of Appleton were guests Friday of Mrs Peter Renn. |
| 452 | I145 | Geldernich | Rose Theodora "Dora" | Wilpolt | 13 Aug 1889 | 6 Nov 1972 | 20 Jul 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 7/20/1906; Miss Dora Geldernic of Freedom is spe nding a few days with her sister Mrs. Chas. Appleton. |
| 453 | I145 | Geldernich | Rose Theodora "Dora" | Wilpolt | 13 Aug 1889 | 6 Nov 1972 | 5 Apr 1940 | Kaukauna Times | To Attend Funeral of Nephew at Marshfield Funeral of James Geldernick, mr. & mrs. Henry wilpolt, mr. & mrs. Charles appleton Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/05/1940 | Page: 1 | Type: Death Notice |
| 454 | I642 | Geldernich | Susan | Hughes | 12 Feb 1882 | 7 Jul 1966 | 14 Aug 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 8/14/1903; Sniderville - Miss Susie Geldern ic of Appleton arrived Tuesday for a visit with her sister Mrs Appleton. |
| 455 | I642 | Geldernich | Susan | Hughes | 12 Feb 1882 | 7 Jul 1966 | 18 Nov 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 11/18/1910; Wrightstown - Mr & Mrs J. Hughes a nd Mr & Mrs H Wilpolt spent Sunday With Mary Geldernich. |
| 456 | I174143 | Gerend | Lawrence | 15 Jul 1899 | 11 Apr 1988 | 6 Sep 1939 | Kaukauna Times | Lawrence "Slip" Gerend, a veteran of the Kaukauna golf wars for ten years came in with a well-earned 6– 4 victory over Jack Van Lieshout and possession of the 1939 city championship trophy. | |
| 457 | I1058 | Gerrits | Antonetta | Coonen | 15 May 1878 | 15 May 1958 | 8 Nov 1895 | Kaukauna Times | 1895 Kaukauna Times dated 11/08/1895; Listed under "Dundas Dashes" Mrs Ge o. Coonen visited Appleton Tuesday on business. |
| 458 | I62040 | Gerrits | Elaine Harriet | Evers | 31 Jul 1938 | 28 Apr 2006 | 5 Aug 1938 | Kaukauna Times | Dr. J. H. Doyle of Little Chute called at three homes on Sunday and Monday and bought three babies into the world. It was not unusual for Dr. Doyle to officiate at births where he has done a great many times. And it is not unusual for the three families to have babies. The daughter born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gerrits was her 13th child. The daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John VerVoort was their 16th child. The son born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rutten was their 12th offspring. Dr. Doyle has practiced at Little Chute for 39 years and figures he has officiated at the births of over 6000 babies. |
| 459 | I60372 | Gerrits | Raymond John | 7 Nov 1921 | 27 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sgt. R. J. Gerrits, who is stationed in southern Germany, writes he enjoys Kaukauna Times. "Tonight at 5 o'clock the mail clerk yelled, Mail call and I tore out to get the mail for our tent. After about five minutes of name-calling, mine came, Gertz, the rags hear! He handed me four issues of the Times. There were no letters tonight, but that's okay because the Times lets a guy in on plenty of dope from the hometown." | ||
| 460 | I85250 | Gerrits | Rose | Esler | 15 Dec 1899 | 9 Apr 1982 | 16 Feb 1932 | Kaukauna Times | Returns From Hospital Mrs. Sylvester Esler Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/26/1932 | Page: 1 | Type: News At Hospital Mrs. Sylvester Esler Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/16/1932 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
| 461 | I85250 | Gerrits | Rose | Esler | 15 Dec 1899 | 9 Apr 1982 | 31 Mar 1933 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Sylvester Esler Confined to Hospital Mrs. Sylvester Esler Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/31/1933 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
| 462 | I41925 | Gertz | Elizabeth | Nelson | 6 Apr 1886 | 30 Jun 1921 | 12 Apr 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute News Mrs. Anton Jansen Kaukauna Times 4/12/1918 2 Birthd ay |
| 463 | I41925 | Gertz | Elizabeth | Jansen | 6 Apr 1886 | 30 Jun 1921 | 12 Apr 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute News Mrs. Anton Jansen Kaukauna Times 4/12/1918 2 Birthd ay |
| 464 | I335857 | Geske | Gloria | Schubring | 24 Jun 1921 | 7 Jun 2000 | 30 Jun 1921 | Kaukauna Times | Birth Girl to Mr. & mrs. Edward Geske Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/30/1921 | Page: 4 | Type: Birth |
| 465 | I329656 | Gibson | Percy | 24 Nov 1872 | 4 Oct 1971 | 21 Jun 1961 | Kaukauna Times | Close to 300 attended the Kaukauna Alumni Association Rally at its 25th annual meet. Among the notables was Rev. Percy W. Gibson of Waseca, Minn. Rev. Gibson is only living member of the first graduating class of Kaukauna High School the class of 1893. The rally master this year was T. Foster Miller of Milwaukee. He graduated from Kaukauna High School with the class of 1916, 50 years ago. | |
| 466 | I329656 | Gibson | Percy | 24 Nov 1872 | 4 Oct 1971 | 19 Jun 1963 | Kaukauna Times | Rev. Percy Gibson from the class of 1893, the first class to graduate from Kaukauna High School, attended to annual Alumni rally. | |
| 467 | I132202 | Giesbers | George Anton | 23 Apr 1893 | 26 Nov 1981 | 21 Jan 1944 | Kaukauna Times | George A. Giesbers, 211 Park Street, has recently received the Purple Heart award on account of a wound he received in action on July 29, 1918, while serving at Chateau Thierry. The reason for the twenty six year wait was because the government discontinued the award at the end of the First World War. | |
| 468 | I140814 | Gilbert | Francis | 25 May 1923 | 6 Dec 1987 | 9 Jun 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Francis J. Gilbert, second class petty officer, is back in the states after a year in the South Pacific during which time he participated in 10 major battles while aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S Yorktown. He was returning to the United States on the S.S. Henry Bergh when it ran aground in a fog on rocky reefs and sank. He drifted on a raft with two other men for two hours before being rescued by a subchaser. He lost all of personal effects when the ship went down. Francis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert town of Kaukauna. | |
| 469 | I57900 | Gilbert | Richard | Abt 1854 | 4 Jul 1896 | 22 Aug 1884 | Kaukauna Times | Wrightstown Rick Gilbert, Wrightstown bridge Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/22/1884 | Page: 3 | Type: News |
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| 470 | I202242 | Gilson | Michael | Abt 1837 | 5 Nov 1915 | 22 Feb 1901 | Kaukauna Times | A few weeks ago Peter Essler the family of 15 thought to be entitled to the big family medal. He held for one week when George Kromer came forward and contested on the grounds that he was the father of 17 children. Now comes a record breaker and puts them all to shame. Michael Gilson, the blacksmith at A. E. Pardon's shop on Crooks Avenue, is the father of 21 children, 13 of whom are living and range in age from 36 to 6 years. | |
| 471 | I90371 | Giordana | Carl F. | 26 Oct 1922 | 5 Jan 2003 | 27 Sep 1939 | Kaukauna Times | Coach Paul Little sent a Kaukauna High school eleven out on the field at Menasha Friday night packed with dynamite and when the smoke cleared the score was 21 to 6 Kaukauna. Led by Carl Giordana the team played one of the greatest games ever displayed by Kaukauna. | |
| 472 | I90372 | Giordana | Joseph A. | 28 Oct 1925 | 18 Sep 1997 | 27 Jun 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sonar 4/c Joseph F. Giordana, Kaukauna, arrived home Wednesday to spend a 31-day leave. After two years and four months of active duty in the South Pacific. Giordana held a gunner's position aboard his ship and participated in five major campaigns. He now wears with his five battle stars, the presidential unit citation and a Philippine liberation, Asian-Pacific and American theater service ribbons. He enlisted in the Navy while still in high school and entered the service in October 1942. | |
| 473 | I17408 | Glasheen | Edward | Abt 1860 | 2 Jan 1919 | 29 May 1891 | Kaukauna Times | The "Hollandtown gang" who raise so much disturbance in the city last Saturday afternoon by an occasional display of their pugilistic ability were arrested and arraigned before Justice Mulloy. They were found guilty of the charge brought against them and find $25 this amount being equally divided between John Powers, George Clune, Thomas Glashene and Edward Glashene. | |
| 474 | I17408 | Glasheen | Edward | Abt 1860 | 2 Jan 1919 | 1 Jun 1894 | Kaukauna Times | 1894 Kaukauna Times dated 6/01/1894; Ed. GLASCHEEN was arrested Tuesday f or fast driving on the streets and settled before Squire CONLON fo $7.82. | |
| 475 | I17407 | Glasheen | John | Abt 1858 | 27 Nov 1924 | 27 May 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 5/27/1898; John Glasheen a former resident of Kaukauna was struck by a freight train the other night and was thrown into t he river. He supported himself by hanging onto the bridge until rescu ed by the train crew. His injuries are serious. | |
| 476 | I17407 | Glasheen | John | Abt 1858 | 27 Nov 1924 | 22 May 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/22/1903; John Glasheen has finished planti ng 20 acres of Golden meal, and now is planting sugar beets. | |
| 477 | I136269 | Glasheen | Thomas D. | Abt 1862 | 17 Mar 1936 | 29 May 1891 | Kaukauna Times | The "Hollandtown gang" who raise so much disturbance in the city last Saturday afternoon by an occasional display of their pugilistic ability were arrested and arraigned before Justice Mulloy. They were found guilty of the charge brought against them and find $25 this amount being equally divided between John Powers, George Clune, Thomas Glashene and Edward Glashene. | |
| 478 | I28151 | Glasheen | William | 10 Sep 1874 | 3 Feb 1944 | 31 Jul 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kuakauna Times dated 7/31/1908; William Glasheen has purchased the old Kesler Farm and will start a hennery. | |
| 479 | I28150 | Glasheen | William J. | 31 Jul 1920 | 27 Mar 2010 | 18 Jun 1992 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. William Glasheen Kaukauna Times 6/18/1992 B5 An niversary - 50 years - photo | |
| 480 | I102034 | Glenn | Margaret | McCormick | Abt 1916 | Bef 1959 | 14 Apr 1943 | Kaukauna Times | Private Donald Mccormick Has New Army Address Donald McCormick, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/01/1943 | Page: 2 | Type: News Leave for Janesville Anna Glenn, Mrs. donald Mccormick, Michael McCormick Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/14/1943 | Page: 3 | Type: News |
| 481 | I324275 | Glenzer | Lillian | 5 Mar 1900 | 24 Sep 1987 | 6 Jan 1960 | Kaukauna Times | Head Nurse For Sanitorium Goes to Area Institute Lillian Glenzer, Mrs Marjorie Jantho Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/06/1960 | Page: 16 | Type: News |
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| 482 | I195129 | Gloudeman | Theodore | 24 Jan 1921 | 28 Sep 2006 | 21 Dec 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gloudeman, who lost a son, Allen, in an automobile accident while he was returning to the University of Stevens Point on a Sunday evening last fall have been deeply impressed by the many fine things done for them by fellow students of their son since that time. They have agreed to comment on these matters in a letter written for the readers of the Kaukauna Times. | |
| 483 | I69571 | Gloudemans | Lee Paul | 6 Apr 1932 | 23 Feb 2014 | 8 Apr 1932 | Kaukauna Times | Baby Boy Boy to Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Gloudemans Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/08/1932 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 484 | I11872 | Gloudemans | Peter A. | 17 Jan 1869 | 12 Oct 1938 | 8 Sep 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/08/1905; P. A. GOUDEMAN of Little Chute who ru ns a successful general store finds his business increasing so rapidly th at he will add another store in width to his present building. Mr. GLOUDEM AN keeps two delivery teams running about hisown village, Kimberley, Combined Locks and to Kaukauna, and employs eig ht clerks in his store. | |
| 485 | I11881 | Gloudemans | Theresa Josephine | Gilsdorf | 7 Jan 1903 | 12 Jul 1984 | 28 May 1937 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute Personals Girl to Mr. & mrs. George Gilsdorf, nee Theresa Gloudemans Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/28/1937 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
| 486 | I194465 | Glueckstein | Joseph Peter | 30 Jun 1888 | 25 Sep 1974 | 5 May 1916 | Kaukauna Times | Bishop Makes Assignments Paul Rhode, Fr J Van Bogaert, Rev Jos Gabryscek, Rev R Reinhardt, Rev P Van Heyster, Rev N Diedrich, Rev Jos Ahearn, Rev F Peters, Rev B Vanden Borne, Rev Jos Glueckstein, Rev R Reindl, Rev Jos Kabryszek Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/05/1916 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 487 | I3363 | Goetzman | Francis "Frank" or "Son" Ulrich | 2 Jan 1888 | 10 Sep 1967 | 24 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/24/1903 Front Page; Frank Goetzman gets hand caught in paper mill machinery. Frank Goetzman aged 16 years third hand on the No. 3 machine at the Thilmany Pulp and Paper mills, suffered a very painful injury Monday night about 11 o'clock, by which his right thumb was completely severed between the first and second joints and about six inches of the cord torn out with it. Young Goeztman was trying to throw out the friction clutch of the rewinder when his hand slipped from the lever and caught in the gearing, causing the accident. The boy showed remarkable nerve, as he never uttered a cry of pain or shed tears, but on being taken away from the machine fell in a dead faint. Will Pahl, the machine tender, found the severed member hanging in the machinery by the cord, and brought it along to the doctors office to show the full extent of the injury. Dr. Blair dressed the hand. |
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| 488 | I3363 | Goetzman | Francis "Frank" or "Son" Ulrich | 2 Jan 1888 | 10 Sep 1967 | 26 Nov 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 11/26/1909; Fred Goeztman an employee at the Thilmony mill had his left hand severly lacerated Sunday. Dr Nolan put in a h alf dozen stitches. | |
| 489 | I263 | Goetzman | Freidrich | 26 Jun 1881 | 10 Jan 1965 | 21 Feb 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 2/21/1902; Fred Goetzman was arraigned before Ju stice Cook on assault and battery charges prefferred by Hulda Weinkauf. Ca se adjurned till 2/25. 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 2/28/1902; Fred Goetzman was found guilty and fi ned $20. |
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| 490 | I1769 | Goetzman | Julius Wolfgang | 14 Jan 1877 | 13 Sep 1935 | 27 Mar 1896 | Kaukauna Times | 1896 Kaukauna Times dated 3/27/1896Julius Goetzman a young man on the south side departed unceremoniusly o ne day this week and the police are now seeking him for a young woman w ho he "loved not wisely but too well". | |
| 491 | I1769 | Goetzman | Julius Wolfgang | 14 Jan 1877 | 13 Sep 1935 | 28 Dec 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 12/28/1900Julius Goetzman returned Saturday from an absence of 5 years on the Pacif ic Coast. | |
| 492 | I3919 | Goetzman | Mary Magdelena | Christoferson | 29 Aug 1875 | 24 May 1962 | 31 Mar 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 3/31/1899Mrs. Peter Christoferson of Wausau is in Kaukauna visiting her paren ts Mr & Mrs. Henry Goetzman. 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 9/08/1899Mrs. Peter Christoferson and daughter Tinka, have returned from a 3 week v isit from relatives in Wausau and Bear Creek. |
| 493 | I266 | Goetzman | Peter Leo | 19 Aug 1893 | 4 Apr 1975 | 20 Jan 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 1/20/1905Mrs George Green lost two $10 bills, they were found by Willie Reardon a nd "Peddie" Goeztman, they were substantially rewarded by Mrs Green. | |
| 494 | I48286 | Graef | Joseph | Abt Apr 1857 | 7 Oct 1932 | 18 Jan 1889 | Kaukauna Times | On Thursday, last Dr. A. H. Levings, of Appleton, assisted by Dr. H. B. Tanner removed a cystic tumor from the neck of Joseph Graef, of the south side. The tumor had been forming for about four years and weighed about five ounces. The operation was entirely successful. | |
| 495 | I13877 | Graham | Lucille | Bef 1910 | Y | 19 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 8/19/1910 Andrew O'Connell was called to North Fond du Lac Thursday by the serious c ondition of his grand daughter Lucille Graham whos face was lacerat ed by a dog. Her mother is Mrs C.H. Graham | |
| 496 | I187572 | Grebe | Donald | 28 Oct 1912 | 26 Nov 1994 | 1 Nov 1912 | Kaukauna Times | City Pick-ups boy to Mr and Mrs edward Grebe, boy to Mr and Mrs Cecil Johnson Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/01/1912 | Page: 5 | Type: Births |
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| 497 | I97661 | Grebe | Gertrude A. | Gerend | 18 Nov 1916 | 18 Oct 2004 | 24 Nov 1916 | Kaukauna Times | Assistant Supervisors boy to Mr and MRs Fred Reichel, Girl to Mr and MRs Ed Grebe Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/24/1916 | Page: 4 | Type: Births |
| 498 | I4944 | Green | Emma | Renn | 25 Jun 1877 | 17 Jun 1972 | 10 Mar 1911 | Kaukauna Times | 1911 Kaukauna Times dated 3/10/1911; Miss Mary Geldernick of Wrightstown a nd Miss Bridget Galvin of Appleton were guests Friday of Mrs Peter Renn. |
| 499 | I25665 | Green | Lawrence F. | 15 Mar 1965 | 2 Dec 1972 | 28 Mar 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. L. F. Green, Kaukauna, received a letter Tuesday from her sister Dorothea which was written in Manila and told of her release from a Japanese prison camp after three years internment. She is a medical missionary and has worked in the Philippines for about 16 years. | |
| 500 | I129677 | Gregorius | Joseph A. | 3 May 1923 | 18 Sep 1996 | 10 Feb 1923 | Kaukauna Times | Darboy Boy to Mr. & mrs. Leo Gregorius Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/10/1923 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 501 | I168442 | Greve | Alice | Rink | 15 May 1881 | 27 Feb 1967 | 20 May 1881 | Kaukauna Times | Multum in Parvo Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Albert Greves Kaukauna Times 5/20/1881 3 Birth |
| 502 | I168443 | Greve | Clara Teresa | Lindauer | 10 Feb 1884 | 12 Feb 1967 | 15 Feb 1884 | Kaukauna Times | Talk of the Town Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Albert Greve Kaukauna Times 2/15/1884 3 Birth |
| 503 | I334218 | Griem | Carl Louis | 16 Sep 1882 | 7 Jun 1955 | 29 May 1908 | Kaukauna Times | The Olympia Orchestra is the name of a new musical organization which sprang into existence in Kaukauna in the past year. They are in great demand to furnish music for dances, parties, receptions etc. The members of the orchestra are all Kaukauna boys with Wm. Van Dyke as the manager. | |
| 504 | I119794 | Griffith | Sybyl | McKenzie | 12 Jul 1902 | Abt Jul 1975 | 8 Jun 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Girl Finishes Work At Iowa State Sybil Griffith Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/08/1926 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
| 505 | I176992 | Grignon | Augustine David "Gus" | Abt Aug 1842 | 23 May 1923 | 4 Sep 1885 | Kaukauna Times | The residence which is now being built by A. D. Grignon on the old homestead in Kaukauna, will be the third which has been constructed by the Grignon family, all of which structures will be yet standing and each built by a different generation. The first of these is a log house and was erected over 80 years ago by Augustine Grignon. Here was born C. A. Grignon, Sr., who in turn erected the present Grignon residence, and where all his children were born. Augustine, the grandson, now builds the third which will outshine in architecture the dwellings of his ancestors, but it can not, in all probabilities be any more substantially constructed. Kaukauna Times September 4, 1885 |
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| 506 | I194222 | Grignon | Louis F. | 12 Apr 1844 | 28 Feb 1886 | 6 Jun 1890 | Kaukauna Times | Our Honored Dead - The following soldiers graves this vicinity were found by the G. A. R. Post committee last Memorial Day and properly dedicated: BUCHANAN CEMETERY Paul H. Beaulieu, Co. "F" 32D Wis. Infty. James Welsch, Died March 6, 1885, N.Y. Volunteer, age 38 yrs. No Stone. Joseph Lynch, died Nov. 28, 1886 aged 69 yrs. No Stone. John Kons, 56 yrs of age, died April 15th 1877. LITTLE CHUTE Timothy O'Connor died Nov. 19, 1868 age 30 yrs, Private Co. "G" 1st. Wis. Cavalry. Louis B. Grignon, Private 3rd Wis. Calvary. John Hietpas, Private Co. "E" 18th Wis. Infty, Oct. 1st. 1864; drafted died July 18th 1865. KELSO CEMETERY Elias L. Smith, Co. "K" 4th Wis. Cavly. Died Feb. 5, 1881. Geo. W. Kelso Co. "B" 4th Wis. Infty. Died 1888. David Hood, 3d Wis. Cavly. Wm. Hamilton, 3d. Wis. Cavly. |
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| 507 | I142759 | Grissman | Robert N. | 3 Apr 1924 | 16 Mar 2007 | 3 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | AOM 3/c Robert N. Grissman, 12th Street, arrived home to spend a 30-day leave here after 22 months of sea duty in the South Pacific area. He wears the American theater ribbon, the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with eight battle stars, the Philippine liberation ribbon with two battle stars and the Halsey third and fifth Leaf Bar with two battle stars. He is an aviation ordnance man. | |
| 508 | I200068 | Grogan | John | 20 Nov 1920 | 4 Sep 2007 | 23 Nov 1920 | Kaukauna Times | Boy Born Boy to Mr. & Mrs. Francis Grogan Kaukauna Times 11/23/1920 5 Birth | |
| 509 | I200068 | Grogan | John | 20 Nov 1920 | 4 Sep 2007 | 1 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sergeant John Grogan arrived home from Ft. Ord, Calif. to spend a 10-day furlough with his mother, Mrs. Francis Grogan, Wisconsin Ave. He has three brothers in service. Cpt. Francis is in the pacific area, 1st Lt. Robert is in Camp Custer, Mich. and Lt. George is the South Pacific. | |
| 510 | I2868 | Guilfoyle | Anna B. | Hoolihan | 17 Dec 1872 | 19 Dec 1962 | 17 Mar 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna times dated 3/17/1899 Mrs. J. Guilfoyle and daughter Mrs. J. Hoolihan visited friends in Applet on yesterday. |
| 511 | I10365 | Guilfoyle | William M. | 1 Jul 1864 | 26 Nov 1938 | 20 Dec 1912 | Kaukauna Times | William Guilfoyle has lost his right eye as a result of an injury received last week at the Northwestern shops in Kaukauna, when a flying chip of brass entered the optic. He is now at St. Luke's hospital, Chicago, where he is being cared for under the direction of the company's surgeons. | |
| 512 | I111561 | Gunschevich | Josephine | Cavil | 29 Aug 1891 | 5 Jan 1994 | 29 Aug 1991 | Kaukauna Times | Josephine Cavil Stutzman Kaukauna Times 8/29/1991 A1 Birthday - 100 years - photo |
| 513 | I111561 | Gunschevich | Josephine | Stutzman | 29 Aug 1891 | 5 Jan 1994 | 29 Aug 1991 | Kaukauna Times | Josephine Cavil Stutzman Kaukauna Times 8/29/1991 A1 Birthday - 100 years - photo |
| 514 | I329216 | Haas | August | Abt Aug 1836 | Y | 30 May 1890 | Kaukauna Times | The eight year old son of August Hass fell beneath a moving freight train at the depot last Tuesday morning and narrowly escaped death. The little fellow had been warned innumerable times to keep away from the moving trains but persisted in catching into them. Bystanders who saw him sink beneath the moving wheels stood spell bound for a moment fortunately no bones were broken and only flesh was cut from his thigh. He was rushed to Dr. Lord who happened near by and dressed his wounds. | |
| 515 | I7126 | Haas | Catherina | Biese | 1 Jan 1831 | 6 Jan 1911 | 4 Jan 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/04/1907; "Holland" Peter and Arnold Biese of Ka ukauna and John Biese of Lawrence were at Holland Tuesday to celebrate t he birthday of their mother Mrs. Henry Biese. |
| 516 | I7126 | Haas | Catherina | Biese | 1 Jan 1831 | 6 Jan 1911 | 25 Sep 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 9/25/1908; Mrs Peter Eimmermann and mother Mrs H enry Biese and sisters Mrs James Coonen and Mrs Henry Peters of Holland le ave Monday for Detroit where they will be guests of relatives. |
| 517 | I7126 | Haas | Catherina | Biese | 1 Jan 1831 | 6 Jan 1911 | 2 Dec 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 12/02/1910; Mrs Biese suffered a stroke of paraly sis and is in a serious condition. |
| 518 | I170384 | Haas | George E. | 15 May 1858 | 20 Mar 1945 | 24 Sep 1886 | Kaukauna Times | Geo. Haas has completed the bridge across the 5th Avenue ravine on 4th street. This bridge is a handsome structure and is a credit to Mr. Haas and the city. (This view is looking south up Reaume Ave.) | |
| 519 | I132874 | Haase | Francis E. | 26 Feb 1924 | 14 Sep 1940 | 6 Mar 1924 | Kaukauna Times | Darboy Son to Mr. & mrs. Fred Haase Kaukauna Times 3/06/1924 3 Birth | |
| 520 | I14504 | Haen | Victor Henry | 31 May 1914 | 20 Aug 1969 | 14 Jul 1967 | Kaukauna Times | Victor Haen, an eight-year veteran of the Kaukauna Board of Education was elected president of the board to replace Dr. George Behnke who did not run for re-election this year. | |
| 521 | I6625 | Haen | Victor Raymond | 3 Dec 1938 | 14 Jul 1967 | Kaukauna Times | Victor Haen, an eight-year veteran of the Kaukauna Board of Education was elected president of the board to replace Dr. George Behnke who did not run for re-election this year. | ||
| 522 | I188265 | Hagany | Arthur | 10 Dec 1897 | 31 Jul 1967 | 2 Jul 1936 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Man Pays Fine In De Pere Art Hageny Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/02/1936 | Page: 3 | Type: News |
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| 523 | I108388 | Hagany | Leo F. | 14 Jul 1923 | 1 Aug 1998 | 1 Aug 1995 | Kaukauna Times | World War II Experiences in South Pacific Opened Up Wider World for Kaukauna Men Oscar Patschke / Leo Hagany Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/01/1995 | Page: A1 | Type: News | Photo Private L Hagany Likes Work at U.S. Navy Service School Leo F. Hagany, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/15/1942 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 524 | I105975 | Hahnemann | Kenneth C. | 1 Dec 1912 | 27 Mar 1976 | 24 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sgt. Kenneth C. Hahneman is a member of the 101st Airborne Division stationed in France. At the present time he is with the 3/27 infantry in the radio repair section. He participated in Normandy invasion and the German campaigns and has been awarded the bronze star, the presidential citation and cluster, the good conduct medal and the combat infantry badge. | |
| 525 | I70148 | Halfmann | Roland | 21 May 1910 | 14 Feb 2009 | 8 Aug 1958 | Kaukauna Times | Lieut. Col. Roland J. Halfman, Dixon Street Kaukauna, has assumed command of the 1230th Airways and air communication service squadron in England. As commander of the airways unit Halfman becomes a leading figure in the world's largest communications network. | |
| 526 | I189558 | Halloran | Michael | Abt 1869 | Bet 1910 and 1930 | 10 Feb 1911 | Kaukauna Times | Snowbound En Route Bridget Hart and Mrs Jos Filler, Mr M Halloran, Anna Hart Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/10/1911 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 527 | I9217 | Hammen | Edward | 20 Jun 1942 | 25 Dec 2020 | 25 Apr 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Edward Hammen of Little Chute is currently teaching and coaching at St. Peter Claver high school in San Antonio, Texas as his service in the Catholic Lay Mission Corps. Recently one of the boys he coaches, Clarence Johnson, set a national schoolboy record with a leap of 7 feet ¼ inch. The boy is featured in the May issue of Sports Illustrated. Hammen is a 1960 graduated St. John high school and a 1964 graduate of St. Norbert college with a major in history. | |
| 528 | I53436 | Hammen | John J. | 23 Oct 1862 | 28 Jun 1952 | 12 Apr 1907 | Kaukauna Times | NO DANCING IN LITTLE CHUTE? A movement has been started in Little Chute that promises to develop into quite a sensational affair before it closes between the local priest and the young people and the dance hall owners. Some time ago Joseph VanCamp, who has a dance hall on Main Street, gave out notices that he was going to start up evening dancing parties at his place. This was his decision as the young people felt that Little Chute should be entitled to maintain social dances in the evening as well as other towns. It is claimed that Little Chute is the only place in the state where young people were thus restricted. Hearing of the proposal John Hammen, proprietor of the Hotel Hammen, also announced his intention to follow suit and both had engaged music for their opening parties. It came to the attention of Father Knegtel, pastor of St. John's church. St. John Church has never allowed dancing in the parish since it was organized by Father T. J. Vandenbroek in 1831. Father Knegtel has announced that he will resign before he will allow the rules of the church so long established to be broken and has served such notice on the owners of the two dance halls. |
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| 529 | I11332 | Hammen | Mary | Krell | 2 Apr 1837 | 16 Feb 1917 | 3 Oct 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 10/03/1902; Mrs John Krell was in Oshkosh Tuesd ay to visit her son. |
| 530 | I104536 | Hanby | Sylvester J. | 22 Jan 1920 | 12 Aug 1998 | 6 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Cpl. Ves Hanby, Quinney Avenue, Kaukauna, is spending a 30-day furlough with his wife and parents. He served 60 months overseas where he was stationed at an airfield near a division bomb group attached to the Norwich, England, with an ordinance eighth Air Force. Hanby served as a bomb loader on B-17 and B-24 planes. He entered the Army in February 1943. | |
| 531 | I9224 | Hansen | Lyle | 20 Jan 1945 | 24 Jan 1945 | Kaukauna Times | A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hansen, 420 Whitney st, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. | ||
| 532 | I1975 | Hardtke | Jill Gladys | Bay | 12 Nov 1951 | 8 May 1964 | Kaukauna Times | Miss Jill Hardtke, 12 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Hardtke, was recently named the Poppy Queen of the ninth district of the American Legion Auxiliary. | |
| 533 | I201062 | Harrell | Unknownf | Abt Feb 1932 | 16 Feb 1932 | Kaukauna Times | Daughter Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Iva Harrel, nee Lydia Lorenzen Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/16/1932 | Page: 4 | Type: Birth |
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| 534 | I98485 | Harris | Fred | 1 Jan 1962 | 5 Jan 1962 | Kaukauna Times | January 5, 1962; Kaukauna's first baby of 1962 is little Fred Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris of Kaukauna. Little Fred was born at 6:59 New Year's morning at Kaukauna Community Hospital, weighing six pounds 14 ounces and measuring 19 inches. He is the fourth New Year's baby boy born at the Kaukauna hospital. | ||
| 535 | I160451 | Hart | Donald | 13 Jul 1926 | 3 Jul 2013 | 29 Jul 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Askeaton Son to Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Allcox (Nellie Beyers), Son to Mr. & Mrs. Charles Peters, Son to Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hart (Lillian Wall), Kaukauna Times 7/29/1926 3 Birth | |
| 536 | I50354 | Hartjes | David Isadore | 21 May 1911 | 3 Feb 1996 | 24 Feb 1956 | Kaukauna Times | Dave Hartjes, manager of Hartjes Electric company, was elected president of the Kaukauna Advancement Association at a meeting of the board of directors this week. He had been active in the advancement Association since he came to Kaukauna as a youthful electrical contractor in 1936. He had started in Little Chute in 1933 after he graduated from electrical school in Chicago. | |
| 537 | I138918 | Hartzheim | Elsie J. | Schmidt | 19 Mar 1891 | 7 Apr 1988 | 20 Mar 1986 | Kaukauna Times | Reardon, Mrs. Elsie Kaukauna Times 3/20/1986 A1 Photo |
| 538 | I138918 | Hartzheim | Elsie J. | Reardon | 19 Mar 1891 | 7 Apr 1988 | 20 Mar 1986 | Kaukauna Times | Reardon, Mrs. Elsie Kaukauna Times 3/20/1986 A1 Photo |
| 539 | I65164 | Hartzheim | George Mathias | 4 Aug 1895 | 26 Feb 1976 | 10 Sep 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 9/10/1909; Clara Hartzheim daughter of Mr & M rs Matt Hartzheim married Frank Coonen tuesday, the bridesmaide was Nell ie Coonen of Darboy and the best man was Matt Hartzheim Jr. | |
| 540 | I157310 | Hatchell | George | 5 Mar 1919 | 5 May 2001 | 13 Mar 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Birth Boy to Mr. & Mrs. George Hatchell Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/13/1919 | Page: 5 | Type: Birth |
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| 541 | I324290 | Hayden | Grace | 15 May 1933 | 26 May 1933 | 24 Mar 1933 | Kaukauna Times | Daughter Born Girl to Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Hayden Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/24/1933 | Page: 1 | Type: Birth |
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| 542 | I117524 | Hazen | Jane | Casey | 5 Mar 1873 | 13 Mar 1955 | 24 Dec 1941 | Kaukauna Times | Brother of Kaukauna Resident Dies in Oconto Fred Hazen, Brother of Jenny Casey Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/24/1941 | Page: 2 | Type: Obituary |
| 543 | I154386 | Hedtke | Augusta H. | Schubring | 22 Mar 1875 | 30 Jan 1954 | 24 Feb 1939 | Kaukauna Times | Brother of Local Resident dies Paul Hedtke, brother of Mrs. Alvin Schubring Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/24/1939 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary |
| 544 | I48040 | Heindel | Eugene A. | 18 Sep 1920 | 19 Jun 2003 | 8 Sep 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Tech. Fifth Grade Eugene Heindel, Depot Street, Kaukauna has received the Purple Heart award. He was wounded in France on July 8. Eugene entered service in September, 1942, and went overseas in February, 1944. He had been in the front lines for the last three months. | |
| 545 | I48042 | Heindel | James Paul | 3 Jul 1928 | 7 Feb 2012 | 14 Sep 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Harry Knox was elected president of the senior class for 1946 at a meeting held after school Tuesday. James Heindel was elected vice president and Harvey Stegeman, secretary-treasurer. | |
| 546 | I141815 | Heindel | Martin V. | 19 Jul 1853 | 26 Sep 1904 | 16 Nov 1894 | Kaukauna Times | The case of City of Kaukauna vs. Martin Heindel, for violation of license clause, came up for trial before Justice Conlon. The defense asked for a jury trial, which was granted. The jury found the defendant not guilty, as the doors of his saloon were closed, and although the lights were burning within, no proof could be furnished that liquor was sold after 11 o'clock. |
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| 547 | I106726 | Heise | Ida | Mahn | 25 May 1888 | 24 Mar 1965 | 17 Jul 1940 | Kaukauna Times | Mother of Kaukauna Residents Succumbs Armelia Heise, mother of Mrs. Max Mahn & Mrs. William State, Jr. Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/17/1940 | Page: 1 | Type: Death Notice |
| 548 | I189596 | Heiss | William B. | 23 Mar 1897 | 30 Jul 1918 | 18 Aug 1921 | Kaukauna Times | Attended Rainbow soldiers' Funeral Walton Cooper, William Heiss, Oney Johnston, Army Kaukauna Times 8/18/1921 4 News | |
| 549 | I11198 | Heiting | Joseph Gerard | 20 May 1876 | 12 Feb 1932 | 8 Mar 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 3/08/1907Mr. & Mrs Joseph Peters and Mr. & Mrs Joseph Heiting left Tuesday for Pete rs, Nebraska where they will reside. | |
| 550 | I200079 | Helf | James Daniel | 13 Apr 1924 | 14 Jul 2012 | 6 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | First Lieut. James D. Helf, Klein Street arrived home Saturday from Europe to spend a 30-day furlough. Lieut. Helf, bombardier of a heavy bomber crew with the 15th Army Air Force in Italy, made the trip back by transport plane. Following his leave he will be leaving for overseas again this time to the Pacific. Lieut. Helf was inducted into the Army in January 1943 and went overseas September 1944. He is credited with 53 bombing missions and was awarded the Distinguish Flying Cross. He also wears a distinguished unit badge, air medal with three Oak leaf clusters and four bronze stars on his European theater ribbon. | |
| 551 | I200079 | Helf | James Daniel | 13 Apr 1924 | 14 Jul 2012 | 9 Nov 1945 | Kaukauna Times | First Lieut. James Helf, Klein Street, was given an honorable discharge from the Army air force October 19 at Truax field Madison. Helf served one year overseas in the European theater. He served as a bombardier with the 15th Air Force and was credited with 53 missions. He wears the EOT ribbon with four campaign stars, air medal with three Oak leaf clusters, distinguish flying cross and presidential unit citation. |
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| 552 | I159891 | Hennes | Thomas | 16 Jan 1938 | 21 Jan 1938 | Kaukauna Times | Parents of Son Son to Mr. & Mrs. Norbert Hennes Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/21/1938 | Page: 1 | Type: Birth |
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| 553 | I324698 | Hens | Nicholas | 28 Dec 1841 | 18 Jan 1918 | 3 Dec 1886 | Kaukauna Times | Rev. Father Hens, who has recently been appointed pastor of St. Mary's Congregation in South Kaukauna. He comes here from Grandlec, Kewaunee Co., where has had charge of the church. Rev. Hens will find a vast field of labor in his new location and will meet with success in the undertaking. | |
| 554 | I324698 | Hens | Nicholas | 28 Dec 1841 | 18 Jan 1918 | 6 Feb 1891 | Kaukauna Times | After looking over the annual financial report of St. Mary's Church there is not one dollar of encumbrance stands against the property of the south side Roman Catholic Church. Its church and school house, parsonage and sisters' residence, together with necessary lots and a large cemetery is entirely paid for, property valued at $25,000. The faithful and ceaseless labors of Rev. Fr. Hens have brought about this condition. | |
| 555 | I32547 | Hermans | Albert Sylvester | 10 Apr 1918 | 28 Jul 1967 | 5 Dec 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Technician fifth grade Albert Hermans was honorably discharged November 10 from the Army. He entered the Army July of 1941 and left for overseas April 1944. He was awarded the American defense ribbon, victory ribbon, American campaign medal, good conduct medal, European African-Middle-Eastern theater ribbon with one Silver Star and one bronze arrowhead, combat infantry badge and glider badge. |
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| 556 | I16122 | Hermans | Timothy Lee | 5 Jun 1958 | 24 Sep 2022 | 11 Jun 1958 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Times, Wednesday, June 11, 1958; KAUKAUNA BIRTHS, Son to Mr. a nd Mrs. John Hermans, route 2, Kaukauna | |
| 557 | I334415 | Hilgenberg | John F. | Abt 1934 | 2 May 1958 | Kaukauna Times | Second Lt. John F. Hilgenberg has completed pilot school and received his wings as a Air Force pilot at graduation ceremonies at Reese Air Force Base, Texas. A 1952 graduate of Kaukauna High School and a 1956 graduate of the University of Wisconsin and was commissioned a second lieutenant of AFROTC training. | ||
| 558 | I128833 | Hintermeister | Henry | 20 Jan 1818 | 31 Oct 1898 | 8 Sep 1939 | Kaukauna Times | Annual Reunion Enjoyed by Hintermiester Descendents Hintermeister, Fred Kronberg, Families of Henry Kronberg, Anton Gaurke, Levi Bauman, Gast, Earl Asman, Ruth Kronberg, Roland Westfall, Louis Helmke, Otto Preuss, Otto Helmke, William Helmke, Lester Schalow, Clarence Mundinger, John Helmke, Henry Scharahl, George Miller, Ralph Hartman, Walter Helmke, Ervin Pruess, August Helmke, Louis roger, Clifforde Neson, George Muir, Lester Muir, Ray wieland, Marie Scheller, Paul apitz, Ed Balgie, John deno, William Nagel, Gust Fosberg, russell Brenzel, Clarence Paschen, John vanden Broek, Floyd Romenesko, Christ Kindler, Laverne Hennes, Joseph Schiller Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/08/1939 | Page: 5 | Type: News |
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| 559 | I128833 | Hintermeister | Henry | 20 Jan 1818 | 31 Oct 1898 | 6 Sep 1940 | Kaukauna Times | Hintermeister Family reunion Held at Locks Families of Hintermeister, Fred Kronberg, Clarence Mundinger, Donald Reinhardt, Louis Heinke, Marie Scheller, Lloyd Franz, otto helmke, August Heimke, George Muir, Lester Muir, August Muir, Ray Wieland, Adeline Miller, Henry Kindler, George Miller, Walter Helmke, John Helmke, Emma Helmke, Paul Apitz, Charles apitz, Herman Krueger, John Deno, Frank Balgie, Edward Balgie, John vanden Broek, Chris Kindler, Robert Kindler, Laverne Hennes, Lloyd romenesko, Gertrude Deno, william nagel, Joseph Scheller, Charles apitz, Emma Helmke Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/06/1940 | Page: 3 | Type: News |
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| 560 | I339996 | Hoffman | Henry | Abt 1832 | Y | 29 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | The program connected with the laying of the corner of stone of St. Mary's new church was successfully carried out on Sunday last. A document which tells of the prominent people in the world, state and city was placed in the stone along with a copy of the Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna Sun, the Chicago Herald, Milwaukee Sentinel and several other papers along with a list of the members of the church. The completed church will cost upwards of $40,000. The contractor is Henry Hoffmann of Appleton who is in charge of the construction. When completed, the church building will be the largest in the Green Bay diocese. | |
| 561 | I301206 | Holberg | John | Bef 1873 | Y | 28 Apr 1893 | Kaukauna Times | John Holberg of Kaukauna has been granted a patent for a new holder for toilet paper rolls. The improvement over other holders of this kind is embraced in the core which passes through the roll. In all other holders the roll can be removed from the hanger at any time, thus often resulting in a loss of paper by theft. | |
| 562 | I14091 | Homan | Ida | Kromer | 13 Jun 1877 | 11 Feb 1960 | 30 Jan 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 1/30/1903; Mrs George Kromer left Tues to visit friends in Milwaukee |
| 563 | I14091 | Homan | Ida | Kromer | 13 Jun 1877 | 11 Feb 1960 | 14 Aug 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 8/14/1903; Mrs George Kromer of Ashland is visiting relatives here. |
| 564 | I755 | Hoolihan | Bernice | Alears | 1 Feb 1911 | 27 Aug 1988 | 30 Mar 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Word has been received by Mrs. Francis Alears that her husband, who was reported missing in France November 28 is a prisoner of war in Germany. |
| 565 | I706 | Hoolihan | Edward | Abt 1864 | Aft 1910 | 4 Nov 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 11/04/1904 Ed Hoolihan of Kaukauna spent Sat & Sun with Jas. Keelan and family. | |
| 566 | I709 | Hoolihan | Ellen | Hearden | 2 Aug 1873 | 17 May 1933 | 4 Apr 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 4/04/1902Mrs. Christ. Herden of Appleton visited her parents Mr. & Mrs John Hoolih an on Tuesday |
| 567 | I748 | Hoolihan | Florence | Dogot | 9 Dec 1896 | 16 Jul 1996 | 12 Dec 1934 | Kaukauna Times | 1934 Kaukauna Times dated 12/12/1934"10 Years ago" Marriage of George Dogot son of Mr & Mrs Joseph Dogot marri ed Florence Hoolihan, daughter of Mr & Mrs Peter Hoolihan at St Marys on T hanksgiving day. |
| 568 | I623 | Hoolihan | John | 17 Aug 1822 | 5 Sep 1908 | 4 Apr 1883 | Kaukauna Times | 1883 Kaukauna Times dated 4/04/1883; Chosen by the Town Board without hesit ation at the annual town meeting; Mr. John Hoolihan as overseer of Road Di strict #2 | |
| 569 | I623 | Hoolihan | John | 17 Aug 1822 | 5 Sep 1908 | 4 Apr 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 4/04/1902; Mrs. Christ. Herden of Appleton visit ed her parents Mr. & Mrs John Hoolihan on Tuesday 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 5/09/1902; James Keelan's barn was struck by ligh tning last Saturday and he lost 20 head of stock. John Hoolihan and his s on Joe visited James Keelan on Sunday. |
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| 570 | I704 | Hoolihan | John F. | Abt 1859 | 24 Mar 1937 | 12 Jun 1896 | Kaukauna Times | 1896 Kaukauna Times dated 6/12/1896 John Hoolihan an employee at the Railroad blacksmith shop had two finge rs on his left hand badly injured Wed. | |
| 571 | I704 | Hoolihan | John F. | Abt 1859 | 24 Mar 1937 | 6 May 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 5/06/1898 John Hoolihan was called to Marinette by telegram to attend the funer al of his brother. (This could be also referring to his father John?) | |
| 572 | I704 | Hoolihan | John F. | Abt 1859 | 24 Mar 1937 | 9 May 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 5/09/1902 John Hoolihan and son Joe visited James Keelan Sunday |
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| 573 | I763 | Hoolihan | John P. | 17 May 1892 | 31 Jul 1967 | 20 May 1892 | Kaukauna Times | 1892 Kaukauna Times dated 5/20/1892; Maurice Hoolihan came to town all smi les Wednesday morning announcing the arrival of a 10 lb baby boy. | |
| 574 | I2869 | Hoolihan | Joseph | 27 Mar 1895 | 20 Jun 1972 | 3 Aug 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 8/03/1900Joe Hoolihan age 5 was found a few days ago riding the fender of the swit ch engine which was rushing backwards/forwards in the North Side switch ya rd. | |
| 575 | I764 | Hoolihan | Mary | Kools | 8 Oct 1893 | 29 Feb 1980 | 22 Jun 1960 | Kaukauna Times | The Kaukauna High School alumni rally was held in Hollandtown over the past weekend. More than 350 graduates, teachers and guests were present. John W. Blake of Western Springs, Ill. had the duties as rally master. John graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1939. He spoke of the special event and its means of bridging the gap of graduates over the years. The 50-year class of 1910 was honored as they sat at the head table. Photo. Golden Anniversary Class of 1910 at left Joseph Vielmetti, Florence Armstrong Vielmetti, Martin J. Heindel, Mayme Mankosky Heindel, Edward Kools, Mary Hoolihan Kools, Lois Lambie Nelson, Luther J. Pollard, E. A. Nelson, and Mildred Glass Maples. |
| 576 | I2932 | Hoolihan | Mary | 27 Jun 1886 | 20 May 1959 | 13 Nov 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 11/13/1903 Miss Mame Hoolihan visited her grandparents this week Mr & Mrs Vandeh ey in Kaukauna | |
| 577 | I620 | Hoolihan | Mary Jane | O'Connell | Abt 1872 | 5 Mar 1939 | 28 Nov 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 11/28/1902; Mrs Andrew O'Connell who was with h er parents Mr & Mrs John Hoolihan returned to her home in North Fond du L ac Friday. |
| 578 | I620 | Hoolihan | Mary Jane | O'Connell | Abt 1872 | 5 Mar 1939 | 18 Sep 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 9/18/1903; Mrs Andrew O'Connell of Fond du L ac is a guest at the house of her parents Mr & Mrs John Hoolihan. |
| 579 | I702 | Hoolihan | Maurice | 18 Mar 1855 | 3 Jan 1931 | 10 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/10/1903; Mr & Mrs Maurice Hoolihan leave Satur day to visit friends in Antigo. | |
| 580 | I9920 | Hoolihan | Peter | Abt Jul 1861 | 27 Jan 1937 | 15 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 4/15/1898; A party consisting of John Sulliva n, Dan O'Connell, Peter Hoolihan, Charles Schubring, Andrew O'Connell, W m. Jacobs and Tom Hoolihan, left Monday for Cedar Rapids, Iowa where th ey will engage in bridge building. | |
| 581 | I711 | Hoolihan | Thomas | Abt 1878 | Bef 1978 | 15 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 4/15/1898 A party consisting of John Sullivan, Dan O'Connell, Peter Hoolihan, Charl es Schubring, Andrew O'Connell, Wm. Jacobs and Tom Hoolihan, left Monday f or Cedar Rapids, Iowa where they wil engage in bridge building. | |
| 582 | I711 | Hoolihan | Thomas | Abt 1878 | Bef 1978 | 15 Oct 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 10/15/1909 The Hoolihan family received a letter from Thomas Hoolihan who had not be en heard from or whereabouts known for quite some time. he is serving in t he 23rd regiment as one of Uncle sams boys in the Phillipine Islands. | |
| 583 | I72829 | Hopfensperger | Irvin M. | 22 Sep 1920 | 17 May 1998 | 3 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Corp. Irvin Hopfensperger is spending a 34-day furlough at his home in Kaukauna. He entered service in December of 1942 and was sent to Europe in October of 1944. He served with the 14th armored division and wears the ETO Ribbon with two battle stars and the good conduct medal. | |
| 584 | I108768 | Horn | Marie Georgine | Meyerhofer | 1 Nov 1925 | 03 Feb 2023 | 5 Nov 1925 | Kaukauna Times | Daughter Born Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Horn Kaukauna Times 11/05/19 25 4 Birth |
| 585 | I307564 | Hoyt | William M. | 16 Mar 1879 | 23 May 1938 | 12 Apr 1907 | Kaukauna Times | The Fox club minstrels will play to a packed house tonight. There was the biggest scramble for seats Monday night ever recorded in the city. On the south side 210 of the 300 seats were marked off within 30 minutes after the window was opened. | |
| 586 | I307564 | Hoyt | William M. | 16 Mar 1879 | 23 May 1938 | 20 Nov 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Revisits Old Home William M. Hoyt Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/20/1919 | Page: 4 | Type: News Personals Son to Mr. & Mrs. William Hoyt Kaukauna Sun | Date: 03/04/1915 | Page: 7 | Type: Birth Back From Canada William Hoyt Kaukauna Sun | Date: 07/23/1908 | Page: A1 | Type: News |
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| 587 | I148539 | Huebner | Kurt Alfred | 10 Mar 1893 | 10 Apr 1941 | 14 Sep 1922 | Kaukauna Times | September 14, 1922 - The Huebner Bros. have purchased the stock and leased the elevator and warehouse of the Farmers' Elevator Co. of Hilbert and have already taken charge. Elmer Luckow will be in charge of the business in Hilbert. | |
| 588 | I169068 | Huhn | Peter | Abt Feb 1898 | Abt Nov 1968 | 9 Aug 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Enlists For Service US Army, Walter C. Wickesburg, Edward F. Rennicke, William Frederick Hass, Rae Schatzke, Erwin L. Olm, Peter Huhn, Edgar F. Schmidt, Herman coppens, Raymond J. Lummerding, Robert Niesen, Peter Carl Schaefer, John Emil Nelson, James M. Garvey, Raymond M. McCarty, Joseph C. McCarty, Henry Houk, Charles J. Somers, Henry H. Santkuyl, Raymond Theo. Gomm, William Smith, Peter H. Hermsen, Earl L. Rougeau, Deane s. Becker, Joseph Hein, Frank W. Tubbs, William Van Rixel, Edwin C. Rehfeldt, Edward Eick, Lyle E. Webster, Jerry D. Callahan, John A. Forster, Bryan J. Reardon, David J. Kitto, Chester McDaniel, John william Nieft, Ralph E. Lowell, Charles Powless, Orin Wm. Defferding, Arthur Fred Knapp, Henry Van Den Bosch, Phillip Summers, George Geenen, William George Duhm, Vernon Burton, John Berghuis, Joseph An. Gitter, Edward Wm. Knapp, Jake Wasserman, Hugh Doxtator, Gus. August Van Denzen, M:artin J. Vanden Huevel, George W. Meartz, August Chas. Bonnin, Arthur Apel, James ryan, Albert Van gompel, Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/09/1918 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 589 | I134384 | Hyland | Frances Elizabeth "Fan" | Nelson | 15 Sep 1886 | 13 Jan 1976 | 6 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/06/1903; Miss Fanny Hyland attended the coun ty teachers exam in Appleton and applied for a certificate. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/27/1903; Miss Fanny Hyland has been grant ed a certificate to reach. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/03/1903; John Alpin of Shawano is here visiti ng his cousin Miss Fanny Hyland. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/17/1903; Miss Fanny Hyland has signed a contra ct to teach 9 months of school in the McCabe district starting in Septembe r. |
| 590 | I134384 | Hyland | Frances Elizabeth "Fan" | Nelson | 15 Sep 1886 | 13 Jan 1976 | 26 Aug 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 8/26/1904; Miss Gertrude Cox of Neenah spent sun day with Fannie Hyland. |
| 591 | I134384 | Hyland | Frances Elizabeth "Fan" | Nelson | 15 Sep 1886 | 13 Jan 1976 | 1 Sep 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/01/1905; Miss Fannie Hyland has been engag ed to teach at Ladysmith and leaves on Tuesday. |
| 592 | I134384 | Hyland | Frances Elizabeth "Fan" | Nelson | 15 Sep 1886 | 13 Jan 1976 | 17 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/17/1907; Miss Fannie Hyland has returned fr om the State Hospital at Oshkosh having resigned her commission there. |
| 593 | I134384 | Hyland | Frances Elizabeth "Fan" | Nelson | 15 Sep 1886 | 13 Jan 1976 | 23 Apr 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukuana Times dated 4/23/1909; Marriage lic issued to Fanny Hyland a nd Roy E Nelson. 1909 Kaukauna Sun dated 5/06/1909; Nelson-Hyland wedding, Francis E. Hyla nd and Roy E. Nelson were married at Holy Cross. |
| 594 | I134384 | Hyland | Frances Elizabeth "Fan" | Nelson | 15 Sep 1886 | 13 Jan 1976 | 15 Apr 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 4/15/1910; Mrs Roy Nelson of Grand Rapids is vis iting her parents Mr & Mrs William Hyland. |
| 595 | I134385 | Hyland | William | 12 Feb 1858 | 26 Jan 1933 | 24 Feb 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 2/24/1909; William Hyland was called to St Pa ul this week by the death of his brother in law Louis Marion. | |
| 596 | I134385 | Hyland | William | 12 Feb 1858 | 26 Jan 1933 | 11 Aug 1911 | Kaukauna Times | 1911Kaukauna Times. Kaukauna, WI.Aug 11, 1909; KAUKAUNA NEWS At noon yeste rday the city of Kaukauna was without fire protection and City Engineer Wi lliam HYLAND so informed the city officials and he was ordered to shut o ff the supply pipe of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway company, whi ch is using 30,000 gallons daily. The condition at the present time is unp recedented in the history of the city. Notwithstanding the dire need of ut most economy in every household, one man was found who has always boast ed of a nice green lawn, who let his faucet stay open every night to sprin kle his lawn. Engineer HYLAND reported only two feet of water in the sta nd pipe where it is expected to be never less than fifty and should be sev enty-five. There was not water enough in the reservoir at the pumping stat ion to start the pumps. The city is having a new well drilled but it wi ll be 30 to 60 days before it will be completed, meantime we pray for no f ires. |
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| 597 | I9958 | Jackels | Mary | Micke | 20 Jan 1886 | 28 Jul 1948 | 12 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 8/12/1910; "Holland" Mr & Mrs Math Jaeckels of D arboy is visited Sunday with daughter Mrs Henry Mickie. |
| 598 | I35998 | Jaeckels | Martin | 17 Jul 1882 | 25 Nov 1972 | 30 Jan 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 1/30/1903; Martin JAECKELS who is attending Calv ery College at Mt. Calvery is home on a visit. | |
| 599 | I35998 | Jaeckels | Martin | 17 Jul 1882 | 25 Nov 1972 | 31 Dec 1909 | Kaukauna Times | John JAECKELS, Jr. died at his parents home Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Jaeckels on Christmas Eve. Born at St. John's 28 years ago and came to Kaukauna with his parents when he was 8. Surviving are parents, brother Matthias Jaeckels and sister Mrs. Mary HEINZ wife of Andrew. Funeral was at St. Mary's services by Rev. Martin Jaeckels a cousin of the deceased. Attending from outside the city were Mr. & Mrs. Henry MICKE of Dundas. | |
| 600 | I75489 | Jahns | Oscar Theodore | 2 May 1905 | 17 Dec 1988 | 22 Nov 1956 | Kaukauna Times | Sergeant Oscar Jahns, a member of the Kaukauna police department since May of 1932, last week submitted his resignation. Jahns, who has lost an eye in 1952, gave that disability as his reason for resigning from the force. | |
| 601 | I75489 | Jahns | Oscar Theodore | 2 May 1905 | 17 Dec 1988 | 18 Jan 1957 | Kaukauna Times | OSCAR JAHNS, retired Kaukauna police sergeant, is pictured above as he completed his final week with the force. Jahns served on the force about 22 years. He lost an eye a few years ago, in an accident and gave that disability as his reason for retirement. | |
| 602 | I78347 | Jansen | Melvin John | 25 May 1925 | 28 Apr 1944 | 17 May 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Seaman first class Melvin Jansen, 18, Little Chute, is missing in the performance of his duty, according to a message received from the Navy Department by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jansen, Little Chute, Saturday afternoon. Seamen Jansen entered service February 26, 1943. After his military training he was sent overseas December 1, being stationed in the British Isles. His brother Pvt. Stanley Jansen is serving with the armed forces somewhere in north Ireland. | |
| 603 | I63111 | Jansen | Norbert M. | 23 Dec 1916 | 21 Nov 2003 | 28 Dec 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sgt. Norbert M. Jansen, Little Chute, was honorably discharged after having served three years in the Army. He was stationed in the European theater of operations for the past 16 months. He was awarded the EOT with four battle stars, the good conduct medal, American theater ribbon and the victory medal. | |
| 604 | I29402 | Jansen | Petronella | Lamers | 27 Dec 1835 | 3 Apr 1920 | 23 Aug 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Theodore Lamers of Little Chute has the notable record of having eighteen grandsons serving in the army. She was married in 1850 (Note: incorrect should read 1859) and her husband Theodore died 26 year ago. She has 100 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren. |
| 605 | I83352 | Jansen | Wilbert A. | 6 Jan 1913 | 16 Mar 1995 | 6 Dec 1944 | Kaukauna Times | First Lieut. Wilbur A. Jansen has been awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart. Jansen was wounded in action in France, having been in the Army for about two years. The war Department's version of the action for which Jansen was decorated is as follows: A patrol of about 40 Germans infiltrated the main line of the third Battalion and attacked an ammunition dump about 400 yards behind the battalion command post. Lieut. Jansen, leader of the platoon and six men promptly deployed and directed a fire fight in which eight of the enemy were killed and three others wounded. Jansen mounted the cab of a truck and manned the 50 caliber machine gun until his ammunition was exhausted. His gallant action and resourceful leadership stopped the larger enemy patrol and held it off until reinforcements arrived. | |
| 606 | I85094 | Jirikowic | Edward | 20 May 1913 | 24 Jan 1986 | 7 Nov 1945 | Kaukauna Times | First Lieut. Edward Jirikowic received a citation for gallantry in action in the Philippine islands area in May 4, 1945 and was awarded the Silver Star medal. The citation reads: Lieut. Jirikowic descended a steep rocky slope under intense hostile machine gun and sniper fire to go to the aid of a wounded soldier. He pulled the casualty to a covered position and administered to his wounds. Lieut. Jirikowic's courageous behavior reflects great credit to himself and the Armed forces of the United States. Jirikowic enlisted October 1940 and was overseas since March 1942 with the company I 32nd division, 127th infantry. |
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| 607 | I77448 | Jirikowic | Robert L. | 24 Oct 1916 | 22 Jan 2001 | 6 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sgt. Robert L. Jirikowic, Black Street, Kaukauna, recently completed six months overseas with the 43rd bombardment group of the Fifth Air Force. He is a munitions worker with the B-24 Liberator unit that has spearheaded the aerial war against the Japs for more than three years. | |
| 608 | I168822 | Joacheminch | Gertrude | Haupt | 8 Sep 1819 | 13 May 1909 | 11 Sep 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI, dated September 11, 1908; Mrs. Gertru de HAUPT of Appleton visited her son, John HAUPT, this week. She is 89 yea rs old and is enjoying the best of health. |
| 609 | I124604 | Johnson | Elmer | 18 Aug 1896 | 22 Jan 1961 | 28 Jun 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Elmer Johnson, 425 Klein Street, has completed his thirteenth year as bridge tender. He began in May, 13 years ago when B. W. Fargo was mayor. Johnson estimates' to have opened and closed the main street bridge over 10,000 times and the record shows over 14,500 boats have passed through up to the present time. Over the years, he has not had one accident while handling the big structure. | |
| 610 | I48274 | Joosten | Martin J. | 8 Sep 1874 | 24 Jun 1925 | 2 Oct 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute Twins to Mr. & Mrs. Martin Joosten Kaukauna Times 10/02/19 19 6 Birth | |
| 611 | I125289 | Josephs | Blanche H. | Wendlandt | 18 May 1912 | 4 Jul 1984 | 9 Aug 1927 | Kaukauna Times | Kimberly Girl Hurt When Hit By Machine Blanche Josephs Kaukauna Times 8/09/1927 4 News |
| 612 | I86731 | Juley | Paul | 24 Mar 1844 | 14 Oct 1924 | 2 May 1902 | Kaukauna Times | Rose Hill Auction - Paul Juley will offer for sale to the highest bidder on Saturday his Rose Hill property. The property is situated between Kaukauna and Little Chute on Appleton Road. Good dwelling available for hotel, with bar-room, one acre of land with barn, cistern, well etc. A bargain for some one. | |
| 613 | I86848 | Juley | Peter | 5 Dec 1873 | 6 Aug 1946 | 27 Dec 1889 | Kaukauna Times | December 27, 1889 Peter Juley, a boy employed at the Kaukauna Paper Company mill, had three fingers of his left hand badly smashed in the calendars of the paper machine Tuesday. | |
| 614 | I59167 | Kailhofer | George J. | 18 Oct 1912 | 26 Jul 1987 | 25 Oct 1912 | Kaukauna Times | An eight-pound baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Kailhofer last Friday, all doing fine. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vanevenhoven Wednesday night and there is rejoicing in the family. | |
| 615 | I161501 | Kalista | Clifford | 11 Feb 1922 | 7 Jul 1999 | 27 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | After 11 months overseas duty, First Lieut. Clifford Kalista arrived July 3 at Stratton Island, New York, to begin a month leave with his family and parents. Kalista served with the 104th Infantry division in France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. On October 25, Lieut. Kalista was wounded in action and after some time in Paris hospitals was transferred to England where he was hospitalized until the end of July. He wears the bronze star, awarded for heroic achievement in action, the combat infantry badge, Purple Heart and the ETO ribbon with three battle stars for campaigns in northern France, the Rhineland and central Europe. He was promoted to first Lieutenant in March. | |
| 616 | I161501 | Kalista | Clifford | 11 Feb 1922 | 7 Jul 1999 | 28 Apr 1948 | Kaukauna Times | First Lieutenant Clifford Kalista was recently awarded the Bronze Star Medal for his gallantry in action in Germany while a member of K Company in April of 1945. Kalista is at present a pilot assigned to the Seventh Division. | |
| 617 | I188143 | Kalupa | Mark J. | 06 Nov 1929 | 16 Sep 2024 | 11 Feb 1988 | Kaukauna Times | Kalupa Named Te Kalupa, Mark J. Kaukauna Times 2/11/1988 A3 News | |
| 618 | I126321 | Kaphingst | Edward | 8 Nov 1883 | 24 Jun 1949 | 10 Apr 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Personal Mention Son to Mr. & mrs. Pat Garvey, Son to Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Kaphingst Kaukauna Times 4/10/1919 5 Birth | |
| 619 | I126323 | Kaphingst | Herbert | 1 Apr 1919 | 2 Feb 1920 | 10 Apr 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Personal Mention Son to Mr. & mrs. Pat Garvey, Son to Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Kaphingst Kaukauna Times 4/10/1919 5 Birth | |
| 620 | I195201 | Karner | Blanche | Hansen | 9 Feb 1919 | 9 Apr 2017 | 13 Feb 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Notes From R. R. 1 Girl to Mr. & mrs. Joe Karner Kaukauna Times 2/13/1919 7 Birth |
| 621 | I195201 | Karner | Blanche | Laurant | 9 Feb 1919 | 9 Apr 2017 | 13 Feb 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Notes From R. R. 1 Girl to Mr. & mrs. Joe Karner Kaukauna Times 2/13/1919 7 Birth |
| 622 | I195200 | Karner | Leona | Rabe | 26 Mar 1925 | 9 Apr 1925 | Kaukauna Times | Hollandtown Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Joe Karner Kaukauna Times 4/09/1925 4 Birth | |
| 623 | I80540 | Kauth | Paul Henry | 27 Apr 1918 | 5 Jan 1998 | 6 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sergeant Paul Kauth arrived home having received an honorable discharge from the army. Kauth entered the army in April, 1941 and served 40 months in the south Pacific area. His brother Lieutenant Stanley Kauth arrived home on Sunday. The two brothers had not seen each other in 3 ½ years. | |
| 624 | I133074 | Kauth | Stanley | 22 Feb 1912 | 24 Feb 1995 | 6 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sergeant Paul Kauth arrived home having received an honorable discharge from the army. Kauth entered the army in April, 1941 and served 40 months in the south Pacific area. His brother Lieutenant Stanley Kauth arrived home on Sunday. The two brothers had not seen each other in 3 ½ years. | |
| 625 | I142504 | Keating | Roma M. | Nemitz | 22 Feb 1926 | 16 Sep 1999 | 4 Mar 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Askeaton Girl to Mr. & Mrs. John Keating (Esther Van Den Heuvel) Kaukauna Times 3/04/1926 6 Birth |
| 626 | I2028 | Keelan | Bernard | 1 Dec 1848 | 15 Apr 1924 | 13 Aug 1886 | Kaukauna Times | 1886 Kaukauna Times dated 8/13/1886; Barney Keelan and John Kavanaugh we re awarded the contract to build the sewer on 3rd st. | |
| 627 | I2028 | Keelan | Bernard | 1 Dec 1848 | 15 Apr 1924 | 16 May 1890 | Kaukauna Times | 1890 Kaukauna Times dated 5/16/1890; Opposite of St Mary's Church the n ew house of Barney Keelan is being built for $600 by Haas & Brier contract ors, 20 x 28 including the kitchen. | |
| 628 | I2028 | Keelan | Bernard | 1 Dec 1848 | 15 Apr 1924 | 1 Sep 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/01/1905; Barney Keelan of Antigo is visiting h is brothers Michael and James Keelan. | |
| 629 | I2028 | Keelan | Bernard | 1 Dec 1848 | 15 Apr 1924 | 31 Aug 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 8/31/1906; Mr Barney Keelan of Antigo was a plea sant visitor here. | |
| 630 | I36703 | Keelan | Bernard Joseph | 21 Jan 1885 | 27 Jan 1952 | 17 Jan 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 1/17/1908 Benjamin Keelan "at home" listed as survivor of father Michael Keelan. | |
| 631 | I624 | Keelan | Bridget | Hoolihan | 15 Sep 1837 | 15 Oct 1915 | 7 Nov 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 11/07/1902; Miss Della Keelan spent a few da ys in Kaukauna guest of Mrs. John Hoolihan. |
| 632 | I624 | Keelan | Bridget | Hoolihan | 15 Sep 1837 | 15 Oct 1915 | 10 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/10/1903; Miss Loretta O'Connell of North Fo nd du Lac spent he past two weeks with her grandmother Mrs John Hoolihan. |
| 633 | I624 | Keelan | Bridget | Hoolihan | 15 Sep 1837 | 15 Oct 1915 | 17 Jan 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 1/17/1908; Mrs John Hoolihan listed as surviv or of brother Michael Keelan. |
| 634 | I2017 | Keelan | James | 14 Apr 1845 | 23 Jan 1929 | 9 May 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 5/09/1902; James Keelan's barn was struck by ligh tning last Saturday and he lost 20 head of stock.John Hoolihan and his son Joe visited James Keelan on Sunday. | |
| 635 | I3489 | Keelan | James Dudley | 29 Feb 1864 | 3 Jun 1942 | 9 Sep 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/09/1904; Kaukauna - Jas. D. Keelan and daughter Rose Sundayed at DePere. | |
| 636 | I3489 | Keelan | James Dudley | 29 Feb 1864 | 3 Jun 1942 | 17 Jan 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 1/17/1908; James Keelan of Kaukauna listed as survivor of father Michael Keelan. | |
| 637 | I36702 | Keelan | John | 31 Mar 1882 | 11 Jul 1946 | 27 Feb 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauana Times dated 2/27/1903, John Keelan of Antigo is guest of relatives here. | |
| 638 | I2025 | Keelan | Mary | Garrity | Abt 1849 | 9 Nov 1921 | 17 Jan 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 1/17/1908Mrs Mary Gerrity of Kauauna listed as survivor of brother Michael Keelan. |
| 639 | I3497 | Keelan | Mary | Hale | 21 Feb 1893 | 26 Nov 1972 | 3 Mar 1893 | Kaukauna Times | 1893 Kaukauna Times dated 3/03/1893; Mr & Mrs Barney Keelan rejoice over t he arrival of a baby girl. |
| 640 | I36707 | Keelan | Mary Francis | Vanderheiden | Abt Nov 1887 | 17 Dec 1918 | 1 Oct 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 10/01/1909; Marriage of Francis Keelan daught er of James Keelan to Peter Vanderheyden on Tuesday. |
| 641 | I3487 | Keelan | Michael | 16 Oct 1834 | 12 Jan 1908 | 3 Oct 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 10/03/1902Michael Keelan a farmer near Sniderville purchased Wm Rohan's dwelling hou se on Lawe St. for $1,200. | |
| 642 | I3487 | Keelan | Michael | 16 Oct 1834 | 12 Jan 1908 | 20 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/20/1903Michael Keelan and wife went to DePere to visit their daughter Mrs Jose ph Clark on Thursday | |
| 643 | I141421 | Keelan | Peter | Abt Mar 1834 | 4 Feb 1908 | 21 Mar 1890 | Kaukauna Times | 1890 The Kaukauna Times reported on 3/21/1890 that Peter Keelan will sell all of his personal property at his farm 1/2 mile northwest of Sniderville on March 31. | |
| 644 | I141421 | Keelan | Peter | Abt Mar 1834 | 4 Feb 1908 | 17 Jan 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 1/17/1908Peter Keelan of Kaukauna listed as survivor of brother Michael Keelan. | |
| 645 | I22177 | Keelan | Rose Clare | Abt Apr 1888 | 3 Jan 1969 | 5 Aug 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 8/05/1904Miss Rose Keelan is spending the week with her grandparents Mr & Mrs Micha el Keelan of Kaukauna. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/09/1904Kaukauna - Jas. D. Keelan and daughter Rose Sundayed at DePere. |
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| 646 | I132734 | Keller | Robert Adolph | 18 Mar 1920 | 6 Jun 2002 | 1 Apr 1942 | Kaukauna Times | Parents of son Son to Mr. & Mrs. Robert Keller Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/01/1942 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 647 | I144199 | Kelso | George F. | Abt 1856 | 22 Oct 1903 | 25 Jun 1886 | Kaukauna Times | On Wednesday morning the first load of stone for the new Methodist Church was placed in the ground by Geo. F. Kelso. The preliminaries have been arranged, and the work will be pushed with vigor until the new house of worship is ready for occupancy. | |
| 648 | I12895 | Kempen | John James | 1 Jan 1945 | 4 May 1966 | Kaukauna Times | The Kempen brothers, John and Raymond are both spending a leave from service at home in Kaukauna. Raymond Airman third class is home from boot camp at Lockland AF base San Antonia, Texas. John is a third class petty officer in the navy is serving as a cook on the USS Tutuila. | ||
| 649 | I29691 | Kempen | Marvin P. | 11 Aug 1925 | 8 Feb 2003 | 25 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. Marvin P. Kempen of the United States Marine Corps, who is stationed on an island in the West Pacific, wrote a letter home to the Kaukauna Times. "I have been receiving your biweekly additions. To me they are the link between me and Kaukauna. I enjoy reading the news about our town and vicinity and also the editorials of high school students. Many happy memories come to mind as I read the newspaper. Out here in the West Pacific a fellow will always read and perhaps reread his hometown newspaper. | |
| 650 | I12896 | Kempen | Raymond Clarence | 2 Dec 1946 | 4 May 1966 | Kaukauna Times | The Kempen brothers, John and Raymond are both spending a leave from service at home in Kaukauna. Raymond Airman third class is home from boot camp at Lockland AF base San Antonia, Texas. John is a third class petty officer in the navy is serving as a cook on the USS Tutuila. | ||
| 651 | I25060 | Keough | Charles J. | 10 Mar 1913 | 4 Nov 1994 | 17 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sgt. Charles Keough received his discharge August 18 at more than four years in the Army. His decorations include the EOT ribbon with six battle stars, for unit citations, the American defense ribbon and the good conduct medal. | |
| 652 | I140144 | Keough | John R. | 17 Nov 1921 | 9 Jun 2003 | 17 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | John Keough served in the Panama Canal Zone for 3 1/2 years was discharged August 8 at camp McCoy. He was awarded the pre-Pearl Harbor ribbon, American theater ribbon and the good conduct medal. First Lieut. Thomas Keough is stationed in Lincoln Nebraska where he has an instructor at the bombard navigator school. He has been in the air Corps for almost 4 years. |
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| 653 | I193454 | Kerkhoff | Roger | Abt 1947 | 6 Jul 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. Roger P. Kerkhoff, Kaukauna, arrived in Vietnam June 25 with the 4th Battalion of the 503rd Infantry airborne. Kerkhoff, an automatic rifleman in the battalion's company A entered the Army in June 1965 completing basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky. The 19-year-old soldier is a 1965 graduate of Kaukauna high school. | ||
| 654 | I322437 | Kern | Andrew | Abt 1843 | 26 Sep 1926 | 28 Sep 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Civil War Veteran Dies At Home A. A. Kern, War Veteran Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/28/1926 | Page: 1 | Type: Kaukauna Area History |
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| 655 | I137728 | Kerrigan | Harvey J. | 21 Jun 1920 | 9 Jul 1944 | 9 Dec 1942 | Kaukauna Times | PFC H. J. Kerrigan Enjoying Furlough Harvey J. Kerrigan, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/09/1942 | Page: 2 | Type: News |
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| 656 | I328935 | Kerrigan | Thomas | 3 Dec 1873 | Abt May 1935 | 17 May 1935 | Kaukauna Times | Thomas Kerrigan Dies In Green Bay Thomas O. Kerrigan Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/17/1935 | Page: 4 | Type: Obituary |
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| 657 | I100179 | Kieffer | Elaine | VanSchyndel | 2 Aug 1922 | 28 Sep 2010 | 10 Aug 1922 | Kaukauna Times | Freedom News Girl to Mr. & mrs. Wm. Kieffer Kaukauna Times 8/10/1922 9 Birth |
| 658 | I4776 | Kilawee | Martin Joseph | 28 Apr 1926 | 2 Jun 1986 | 18 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Private Martin J. Kilawee, Kaukauna, was recently awarded to combat infantryman's badge. He is with the 100th division, seventh army in Germany. The men of the seventh captured more than 650,000 prisoners. This includes only prisoners taken in combat and does not include thousands who surrendered in mass when the German 19th Army and the German army group G capitulated to the seventh. | |
| 659 | I172336 | Killian | Norbert J. "Nub" | 2 Aug 1919 | 20 Jul 2013 | 15 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Lt. Norbert J. Killian, Tobacnoir Street, Kaukauna, is a member of the 1755th engineer treadway bridge company, which was awarded the meritorious service unit plaque. The award was for accomplishing exceptionally difficult tasks in support of the Fifth army in Italy. | |
| 660 | I157285 | Killian | Peter | 30 May 1856 | 18 Apr 1916 | 12 Feb 1892 | Kaukauna Times | A child of Peter Killian of the town of Buchanan died of diphtheria last week. Two more are down with it. | |
| 661 | I166825 | Kilsdonk | Francis G. | Abt 1 Jan 1923 | 13 Feb 1923 | 18 Jan 1923 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute, Son to Mr. & mrs. Peter J. Kilsdonk, Girl to Mr. & mrs. Richard Peters Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/18/1923 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 662 | I104264 | Kilsdonk | John A. | 30 Apr 1864 | 15 Apr 1911 | 21 Apr 1911 | Kaukauna Times | John A. Kilsdonk, often referred to as the "Father of Little Chute", died at his home Saturday, April 15 from heart trouble. John A. Kilsdonk was born on a farm two miles north of the Little Chute on April 30, 1864, his parents being early settlers in the Holland community founded by Father Vandenbroek. John's parents died when he was very young. He then made his home with his sister, Mrs. Mary Vanden Wallenberg, until able to provide for himself. He worked on a farm availing himself of every opportunity to attend school or study privately until his 16th year when he became a teacher and which profession he spent three years. When Little Chute was incorporated as a village he was chosen village president. | |
| 663 | I324307 | Kircher | John | Abt 1898 | 17 Apr 1959 | Aft 14 Oct 1924 | Kaukauna Times | John Kircher of Green Bay. spent the weekend at his home in Kaukauna. PAGE SIX, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Tuesday Evening, October 14, 1924 KAUKAUNA-John Kircher of Green Bay visited relatives in this city Sunday. PAGE TEN,APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Monday Evening, April 16, 1928 KAUKAUNA PERSONALS John E. Kircher of Green Bayspent Sunday visiting Kaukauna relatives and friends. Page Six APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Tuesday Evening, February 24, 1925 Purchases Home A. Edward Mayer, John E. Kircher Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/15/1935 | Page: 1 | Type: News John Kircher, Sr., Laid to Rest Thursday John Kircher Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/22/1935 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary John Kircher Passes Away This Morning John Kircher, Sr. Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/19/1935 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Home From Vacation John E. Kircher Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/06/1934 | Page: 4 | Type: News Funeral of Mrs. John Kircher Held Mrs. John Kircher Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/01/1932 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Heart Attack Fatal To Mrs. John Kircher Mrs. John (Mary) Kircher Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/23/1932 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Appendicitus Cause Death Arthur Kircher son of Mr and Mrs John Kircher Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/10/1902 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Run Over By Wagon Johnnie Kircher son of mr and Mrs John Kircher Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/04/1901 | Page: 1 | Type: News Town topics Ed Jacobs (daughter); John Kircher (son); J. McDermott (son); J. Geisbers (son) Kaukauna Sun | Date: 06/18/1897 | Page: A3 | Type: Birth |
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| 664 | I169013 | Klika | Kenneth | Abt 1948 | 18 Sep 1981 | 22 Sep 1967 | Kaukauna Times | Greenleaf Soldier Completes Course Kenneth Klika Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/22/1967 | Page: 2 | Type: military News |
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| 665 | I607 | Klinkner | Elizabeth | Yingling | 28 Sep 1857 | 7 May 1918 | 1 May 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/01/1903; Mrs Reinhold Yingling went to Chilt on Monday to visit relatives. |
| 666 | I64299 | Klister | Gerald J. "Jerry" | 2 Apr 1926 | 4 Dec 2008 | 13 Feb 1957 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Klister have been named the co-editors of the annual Alumni News, which is published each June as a preview to the alumni reunion. The Klisters are both graduates of the KHS class of 1944 and have been active in the alumni affairs in the past. This year will be the 50th anniversary of the founder, Joseph McCarty's class graduation. | |
| 667 | I336213 | Klister | Karen | Abt 1948 | 3 Jun 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Ms. Karen Klister was recently awarded the $1500 three-year scholarship to Bellin Memorial school of Nursing, Green Bay. The scholarship is provided by the Thilco foundation and is part of the Thilmany aid to education program. Ms. Klister is a June graduate of Kaukauna high school. | ||
| 668 | I139601 | Kloehn | Frank C. | Abt 1853 | 1 Jan 1939 | 19 Jul 1895 | Kaukauna Times | The fiery demon again played havoc with the north side property early Thursday morning, cutting a swath through the center of the block that lies between Sarah & Doty Streets. The fire originated from a lamp explosion in Frank Kloehn's residence. The fire soon spread to buildings adjoining the Kloehn's residence and within a short time half a dozen dwellings and as many barns were wrapped in flames and doomed to destruction, H.S. Tuttle's store building being among the number. | |
| 669 | I165024 | Klumb | William | 13 Jan 1859 | 28 Feb 1943 | 31 May 1889 | Kaukauna Times | William Klumb was elected chief at the annual meeting of the fire department. | |
| 670 | I165024 | Klumb | William | 13 Jan 1859 | 28 Feb 1943 | 23 Sep 1938 | Kaukauna Times | see Image | |
| 671 | I165024 | Klumb | William | 13 Jan 1859 | 28 Feb 1943 | 9 Dec 1938 | Kaukauna Times | A fire which caused damage of approximately $5000 to the wagon shop and residents of William Klumb, Sr, 235 Dodge St., Tuesday evening. The fire Department used two streams of water on the building for 2 hours before the fire was entirely extinguished. Mr. Klumb had been in business in the same building for the last 60 years. Members of the family escape the flames but all clothing, personal belongings and furniture were destroyed by the fire. The Klumb building was one of the landmarks in Kaukauna. There was some damage to the Lummerding building which is situated just east of the Klumb building. | |
| 672 | I315671 | Knegtel | Theodore | 13 Aug 1845 | 15 Jun 1915 | 12 Apr 1907 | Kaukauna Times | NO DANCING IN LITTLE CHUTE? A movement has been started in Little Chute that promises to develop into quite a sensational affair before it closes between the local priest and the young people and the dance hall owners. Some time ago Joseph VanCamp, who has a dance hall on Main Street, gave out notices that he was going to start up evening dancing parties at his place. This was his decision as the young people felt that Little Chute should be entitled to maintain social dances in the evening as well as other towns. It is claimed that Little Chute is the only place in the state where young people were thus restricted. Hearing of the proposal John Hammen, proprietor of the Hotel Hammen, also announced his intention to follow suit and both had engaged music for their opening parties. It came to the attention of Father Knegtel, pastor of St. John's church. St. John Church has never allowed dancing in the parish since it was organized by Father T. J. Vandenbroek in 1831. Father Knegtel has announced that he will resign before he will allow the rules of the church so long established to be broken and has served such notice on the owners of the two dance halls. |
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| 673 | I166998 | Kobs | Donald C. | 19 Mar 1918 | 18 Dec 1980 | 5 Dec 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Donald C. Kobs was honorably discharged at Camp McCoy, Nov. 17. The former staff sergeant served 50 months in the Armed Forces, 37 of which were spent overseas. He was awarded the following decorations: Asiatic Pacific theater ribbon with two battle stars, Philippines liberation ribbon with one bronze star, American defense ribbon, good conduct medal, victory medal, combat infantry badge combat, expert infantry badge and the bronze arrowhead. |
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| 674 | I33797 | Kobussen | Elwood J. "Goldie" | 28 Feb 1906 | 12 Jan 1993 | 23 Sep 1938 | Kaukauna Times | The school bus which was purchased by Elwood Kobussen to transport students to St. Francis school, Hollandtown and to the Kaukauna High School, arrived Sunday and his first trip was made Monday afternoon. According to Kobussen, he transported thirty-eight students, fourteen from Dundas to St. Francis school and the balance to Kaukauna High School. The bus is driven by Elwood Kobussen or his brother, Harold. This bus will also be used to transport high school football and basketball squads to trips out of the city, the high school track team, debate teams and the band to tournaments and other events. | |
| 675 | I156803 | Kobussen | Evelyn | Merkes | 15 Jul 1922 | 31 Mar 2011 | 10 Jul 1922 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Martin Spaay, Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kobussen Kaukauna Times 7/20/1922 9 Birth |
| 676 | I33842 | Kobussen | George Albert | 1 Jun 1890 | 12 Dec 1954 | 13 May 1920 | Kaukauna Times | Presented with Medals At a dancing party and baquet held at Antigo on Tuesday evening under the auspicies of the ladies auxillary of B. of L. F. & E. at which times members of (same) who servered in World's War were presented with a silver medal from th eGrand Lodge with the following inscription on it"Presented to Grand Lodge to Members, In Grateful Recognition of a Duty Well and Cheerfully performed". The members of the organization who served their country attended the banquet in uniform representing the branch of service he was in. The following young men from Kaukauna : Walton Cooper, C. J. Somers, H. H. Wilpolt, Dan Burns and George Kobussen. |
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| 677 | I75449 | Kobussen | Joseph Henry | 3 Oct 1895 | 15 Sep 1969 | 12 Jul 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Joseph Kobussen of Little Chute in his first day in the army made the record of perfect scores on the 100 and 200-yard ranges at Camp Grant and in consequence promoted to the rank of corporal. | |
| 678 | I198710 | Kobussen | Vilas Joseph | 19 Mar 1924 | 2 Mar 1925 | 24 Mar 1924 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute Son to Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kobussen, Son to Mr. & Mrs. Peter Driessen Kaukauna Times 3/27/1924 8 Birth | |
| 679 | I172381 | Koehne | Arthur D. | 27 Jul 1918 | 6 Dec 2013 | 27 Mar 1963 | Kaukauna Times | Arthur Koehne, an employee of the Kaukauna Post Office for the past 18 years, was recently informed of his appointment as assistant postmaster at Kaukauna, succeeding Mrs. Gen Anderson, who retired from the service on February 28. | |
| 680 | I57453 | Kons | John | Abt 1821 | 13 Apr 1877 | 6 Jun 1890 | Kaukauna Times | Our Honored Dead - The following soldiers graves this vicinity were found by the G. A. R. Post committee last Memorial Day and properly dedicated: BUCHANAN CEMETERY Paul H. Beaulieu, Co. "F" 32D Wis. Infty. James Welsch, Died March 6, 1885, N.Y. Volunteer, age 38 yrs. No Stone. Joseph Lynch, died Nov. 28, 1886 aged 69 yrs. No Stone. John Kons, 56 yrs of age, died April 15th 1877. LITTLE CHUTE Timothy O'Connor died Nov. 19, 1868 age 30 yrs, Private Co. "G" 1st. Wis. Cavalry. Louis B. Grignon, Private 3rd Wis. Calvary. John Hietpas, Private Co. "E" 18th Wis. Infty, Oct. 1st. 1864; drafted died July 18th 1865. KELSO CEMETERY Elias L. Smith, Co. "K" 4th Wis. Cavly. Died Feb. 5, 1881. Geo. W. Kelso Co. "B" 4th Wis. Infty. Died 1888. David Hood, 3d Wis. Cavly. Wm. Hamilton, 3d. Wis. Cavly. |
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| 681 | I184778 | Kramer | Paul | Abt 1925 | 3 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Private First Class Paul Kramer was discharged September 27 from the Army. Kramer served overseas for 19 months with the CAC engineers in the European theater of operations. He received ETO ribbon with five battle stars and one arrowhead a citation for driving a truck under fire and the good conduct ribbon. | ||
| 682 | I11336 | Krell | John | 5 Jan 1878 | 23 Dec 1918 | 27 Jun 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 6/27/1902; John Krell was adjudged insane and commited to the Northern Hospital. | |
| 683 | I324049 | Krisch | Peter | 2 Jul 1916 | 17 Jan 1959 | 26 Jan 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sgt. Peter F. Krisch of Kaukauna has been awarded the bronze Star for "heroic achievement in action" by order of Maj. Gen. W. W. Eagles, commander of the 45th Thunderbird division. Sgt. Krisch, a platoon sergeant with the Tank Battalion, attached to the division received the award for action he participated in on the seventh Army front in France October 31. | |
| 684 | I335101 | Kroes | Dennis P. | Abt 1944 | 16 Feb 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Marine Lance Cpl. Dennis P. Kroes, Kaukauna, is expected to arrive at Great Lakes naval hospital this week. He was wounded in Vietnam Saturday, February 12 on a patrol near Chu Lai. He is listed in good condition and seems to be in good spirits his mother told the Kaukauna Times. Kroes is a 1962 graduate of Kaukauna High School and joined the Marines in July that year. | ||
| 685 | I808 | Kromer | Arthur Edward | 26 May 1891 | 14 Aug 1977 | 2 May 1958 | Kaukauna Times | Arthur Kromer, Sr., a combat infantryman of World War I, who was wounded in action, was elected commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart, Fox River Valley at Appleton. | |
| 686 | I809 | Kromer | Jacob "Jake" | 24 Nov 1856 | 22 Oct 1927 | 14 Aug 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 8/14/1903Jacob Kromer formerly with the Kaukauna Fire Dept. has been approv ed as a member of Fire Dept #1 in Appleton. | |
| 687 | I14268 | Kromer | Johann Georg "George" | 22 Apr 1849 | 16 Sep 1920 | 15 Feb 1901 | Kaukauna Times | A couple weeks ago in chronicling the rival new baby at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Essler made The Times award the big family medal of this community to them with 15 children. They are informed this week however that Peter will have to step down as the head of the class and give the title to George Kromer, of the Southside who owes him two better. On February 7 Mrs. Kromer gave birth to another baby girl, making a total of 17 of which Mr. Kromer is the father. | |
| 688 | I14268 | Kromer | Johann Georg "George" | 22 Apr 1849 | 16 Sep 1920 | 24 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukuana Times dated 4/24/1903 George Kromer celebrated his 54th birthday, he is proprietor of the farme rs home on the south side, he arrived in 1869. | |
| 689 | I14268 | Kromer | Johann Georg "George" | 22 Apr 1849 | 16 Sep 1920 | 31 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/31/1903George Kromer is making extensive repairs to his feed stable at the Farme rs Home. | |
| 690 | I14268 | Kromer | Johann Georg "George" | 22 Apr 1849 | 16 Sep 1920 | 6 Jan 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 1/06/1905George Kromer and wife were in Antigo to attend the railway emplyees dance . | |
| 691 | I133977 | Kromer | John George | Abt 1823 | 5 Apr 1892 | 22 Apr 1892 | Kaukauna Times | April 22, 1892 Chairman Brill of the Town of Buchanan says that residents of Kaukauna are making a practice to drive their cows, horses and other animals into the lawns to graze along the roads. From this time on any cow, horse, etc. found running at large across the town line, will be impounded. John George Kromer, 68, died this week. He was born in Weeswaid , Baden, Germany and served for many years in the German army, participating in the revolution in 1848. He immigrated to America in 1870, arriving in Kaukauna on the morning of July 4. Not knowing how the 4th was celebrated he thought he had landed in the midst of a war. |
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| 692 | I13767 | Kromer | Norma | 7 Feb 1901 | 18 Jan 1975 | 15 Feb 1901 | Kaukauna Times | A couple weeks ago in chronicling the rival new baby at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Essler made The Times award the big family medal of this community to them with 15 children. They are informed this week however that Peter will have to step down as the head of the class and give the title to George Kromer, of the Southside who owes him two better. On February 7 Mrs. Kromer gave birth to another baby girl, making a total of 17 of which Mr. Kromer is the father. | |
| 693 | I155288 | Kuehn | Julius | 27 May 1855 | 24 Oct 1908 | 1 Mar 1889 | Kaukauna Times | Julius Kuehn was appointed as city marshal by Mayor Reuter. | |
| 694 | I171619 | Kuehn | Royal Phillip | 1 Jun 1887 | 19 Sep 1945 | 12 Apr 1907 | Kaukauna Times | The Fox club minstrels will play to a packed house tonight. There was the biggest scramble for seats Monday night ever recorded in the city. On the south side 210 of the 300 seats were marked off within 30 minutes after the window was opened. | |
| 695 | I334536 | Kurz | William | 1 Jul 1910 | Kaukauna Times | The first electric lighting plant in the world was installed in Appleton in September 1882, by William D. Kurz of Kaukauna. He went on to Chicago and installed the first electric lighting system in that city. Attention has recently been called by a man from Seattle, Wash. who claims that he was the originator of the first electric lighting system. There is not a word of truth to this story. This man did work under the direction of Mr. Kurz as one of the line men but never had to do with the installation of the power plant. | |||
| 696 | I341960 | Kussow | Rebecca Lynn | Pennenberg | 28 Oct 1972 | 17 Aug 2017 | 3 Nov 1972 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Births daughter to mr and Mrs Donald Van Dinter, son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Eiting, daughter to Mr and Mrs Denis Ashauer, daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Kussow, daughter to Mr and Mrs Allen Denny, son to Mr and RMs Clement Dickrell Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/03/1972 | Page: 3 | Type: Births |
| 697 | I109876 | LaCass | Joseph | Abt 1847 | Abt 1937 | 17 Jun 1930 | Kaukauna Times | Veteran Rail Employes Are Honored C. & N. W. Ry Co., Joseph LaCass, Joseph Grafe Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/17/1930 | Page: 4 | Type: News |
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| 698 | I336279 | Lambie | Lois | Nelson | 28 Aug 1892 | 2 Jul 1967 | 22 Jun 1960 | Kaukauna Times | The Kaukauna High School alumni rally was held in Hollandtown over the past weekend. More than 350 graduates, teachers and guests were present. John W. Blake of Western Springs, Ill. had the duties as rally master. John graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1939. He spoke of the special event and its means of bridging the gap of graduates over the years. The 50-year class of 1910 was honored as they sat at the head table. Photo. Golden Anniversary Class of 1910 at left Joseph Vielmetti, Florence Armstrong Vielmetti, Martin J. Heindel, Mayme Mankosky Heindel, Edward Kools, Mary Hoolihan Kools, Lois Lambie Nelson, Luther J. Pollard, E. A. Nelson, and Mildred Glass Maples. |
| 699 | I10313 | Lamers | John Francis | 16 Jun 1910 | 9 Nov 2004 | 30 Nov 1934 | Kaukauna Times | 1934 Kaukauna Times dated 11/30/1934; Mr & Mrs Martin Peters visited Thank sgiving at Mr & Mrs John Lamers. | |
| 700 | I4798 | Lamers | Joseph Bernard | 3 Jun 1939 | 17 May 1967 | Kaukauna Times | Captain Joseph B. Lamers (right) of Kaukauna receives the Bronze Star and the U.S. Air Force Commendation Medal at Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam from Brigadier General Jammie M. Philpott, deputy chief of staff for intelligence, 7th Air Force. Capt. Lamers is a 1957 graduate of Kaukauna high school. | ||
| 701 | I66872 | Lamers | William | 9 Oct 1929 | 16 Jan 2016 | 23 Sep 1960 | Kaukauna Times | Bill Lamers became the King of the 111th Hollandtown schut, knocking down the final remnants of the bird target on the 1195th shot. Lamers received the traditional cape and silver parrot emblem from Richard Schmidt, the king of lasts year's event. | |
| 702 | I142743 | Landreman | Delores M. | 6 May 1920 | 19 Jan 1988 | 2 Nov 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Yeoman second class Dolores Landreman is stationed at the naval training center at San Diego, Calif. She works at the personnel office, handling longevity pay and helping to make out discharge certificates. She recently had her picture appear in various newspapers after she was selected Wave of the week. Landreman enlisted in the Navy in May 1943. | |
| 703 | I142333 | Landreman | Francis J. | 24 Jul 1909 | 19 Nov 1983 | 24 Dec 1945 | Kaukauna Times | First Sgt. Francis J. Landreman received an honorable discharge at Camp McCoy. He had entered service in April 1942 and spent seven months in Panama assigned to the 2010th maintenance company before being assigned to the South Pacific. Landreman was awarded the good conduct medal, American theater ribbon, Asiatic Pacific ribbon with two battle stars and the Philippine liberation ribbon. | |
| 704 | I135869 | Landreman | Frank | 4 Oct 1876 | 18 Feb 1944 | 14 Apr 1899 | Kaukauna Times | The name of Frank Landreman, son of our townsman Eli Landreman, was enrolled among the wounded in one of the battles in the Philippines April 5. The telegraphic news did not tell how badly he was injured and Mr. Landreman is anxiously awaiting news from Manilla. | |
| 705 | I142740 | Landreman | George | 10 Dec 1922 | 4 Jan 1991 | 15 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Corporal George Landreman Sixth Street is with the 391st AA battalion which garrisons in Mondorf, Luxembourg and guards the Palace hotel, where 52 high ranking Nazis officers are being held. | |
| 706 | I172440 | Lang | Jacob | Abt 1863 | Abt 1937 | 30 Mar 1888 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. Jacob Lang of West Bend has purchased half interest in the general merchandise of John Fechter. The new store Fechter & Lang will try to make their store one of the best in the city. | |
| 707 | I172442 | Lang | James W. | 13 May 1911 | 24 Apr 1998 | 3 Feb 1961 | Kaukauna Times | James W. Lang, former managing editor, has been named editor of the Kaukauna Times; it was announced Thursday by Carl J. Hansen, editor and publisher, who will retain the post of publisher. Lang as also elected vice president of the Kaukauna Times Printing Corporation, in addition to the editorial promotion. | |
| 708 | I172442 | Lang | James W. | 13 May 1911 | 24 Apr 1998 | 23 Oct 1964 | Kaukauna Times | James W. Lang, Kaukauna was one of three winners of the 1964 St. Norbert College Alma Mater Awards. The three men are scheduled to receive their awards at halftime of the Saturday afternoon homecoming game between St. Norbert's and Whitewater state. The Alma Mater Awards are given annually by the college at homecoming to alumni for vocational success and outstanding service in Christian life. | |
| 709 | I150845 | LaRock | Richard J. | 19 Mar 1914 | 14 Mar 1945 | 16 May 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Evelyn LaRock, Seventh Street Kaukauna, received the Purple Heart awarded to her husband, Pfc. Richard, who was killed in Germany on March 14, 1945 while attached to the 90th infantry division of the third Army. | |
| 710 | I158993 | Lawe | George William | 13 Sep 1810 | 24 Dec 1895 | 3 Apr 1891 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lawe are both confined to the house with an attack of the grippe. Last week nine hundred and thirty four deaths occurred in Chicago mainly from the grippe. The death role in Oshkosh last week was so large that funerals had to be postponed until hacks and hearses could be secured. - Grippe is the cause. | |
| 711 | I163453 | Lawe | John | 17 Sep 1837 | 11 Apr 1933 | 16 Nov 1894 | Kaukauna Times | John D. Lawe, who will manage the new Hotel Brothers, says they expect to open about the 25th of this month, and be prepared to serve Thanksgiving dinner. |
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| 712 | I141626 | Leatherbury | Harry William | 22 Feb 1885 | 13 Jun 1965 | 23 Nov 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. H. Leatherbury of Kaukauna were at Truax Field, Madison, last Friday where they were presented with the air medal and one oak leaf cluster awarded to their son, Staff Sergeant John H. Leatherbury, who is a prisoner of war in Germany. | |
| 713 | I133683 | Leatherbury | John H. | 1 Jan 1917 | 19 Dec 1997 | 12 May 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sgt. John H. Leatherbury, who was reported missing in a raid over Germany since March 8, is a prisoner in a German camp, according to word received by his parents here in Kaukauna. They received the notice from the international Red Cross. Sgt. Leatherbury enlisted in the air Corps in June, 1941, and after receiving his training was sent overseas as a gunner on a B-17 in December 1943. | |
| 714 | I133683 | Leatherbury | John H. | 1 Jan 1917 | 19 Dec 1997 | 23 Nov 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. H. Leatherbury of Kaukauna were at Truax Field, Madison, last Friday where they were presented with the air medal and one oak leaf cluster awarded to their son, Staff Sergeant John H. Leatherbury, who is a prisoner of war in Germany. | |
| 715 | I201848 | Leddy | Joan | Girard | 22 Feb 1928 | 8 Dec 2004 | 7 Jul 1948 | Kaukauna Times | Joan Leddy, Kaukauna, will be Miss Outagamie during the four-day celebration here next week. She received the highest number of votes and as a grand award a three-day trip to Hollywood. |
| 716 | I155776 | Lehman | Edmond | 26 Sep 1868 | 2 Jul 1959 | 21 Jul 1905 | Kaukauna Times | Caught In Storm Dr William Sullivan, Jos Sullivan, Edward Doner, Capt Lehman Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/21/1905 | Page: 8 | Type: News |
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| 717 | I169349 | Leick | Nicholas W. | 9 Jul 1922 | 10 Aug 2010 | 6 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. Nick Leick, Klein Street, has returned home for 30 days after serving 22 months overseas. Private Leick had been in service for three years and left for overseas duty September, 1943. He was stationed in England, France, Belgium and Germany with an engineer water supply company. | |
| 718 | I141962 | LeNoble | Joseph N. | 1 Dec 1921 | 30 May 1945 | 14 Sep 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Pfc. Joseph H. Lenoble, Kaukauna, has been posthumously awarded the Bronze Star Medal. On May 30 and Infantry Company was advancing along the narrow Humpback Bridge in the Philippines. Without warning the lead elements of the company were lashed by machine guns and rifle fire from well-fortified hostile strong point. Lenoble crawled 20 yards along the fire swept bridge to an exposed position and raked the hostile possession with accurate fire from his automatic rifle. This action enabled the forward element of the company to move forward and accomplish their mission. During the action Lenoble was fatally wounded. | |
| 719 | I124225 | Lenssen | Jacob | 11 Mar 1844 | 1 Mar 1898 | 24 Dec 1886 | Kaukauna Times | Jac. Lenssen, the Little Chute harness maker, will erect a building to be used as a beer garden in that village. Work will begin on the proposed building early in spring. Jake will endeavor to make Little Chute attractive as a summer resort. | |
| 720 | I146348 | Lenz | John | 24 Sep 1884 | 30 Jul 1914 | 1 Sep 1911 | Kaukauna Times | Norbert Mollen and John Lenz, two young men whose homes are in Little Chute, were made members of the Norbertine Order of St. Joseph's Church in De Pere during a solemn high mass Monday morning. The young men were invested with the habit of the order, which is entirely white, hence the name, White Fathers, is often applied to them. | |
| 721 | I33011 | Leppla | Daniel | 22 Feb 1875 | 2 Jun 1950 | 27 Apr 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 4/27/1906; Daniel Leppla of Dale has sold his fa rm of 133 acres to J.H. Warm of New London for $18,000. | |
| 722 | I13968 | Leppla | Henry | Abt 1869 | Aft 1940 | 29 Dec 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 12/29/1905; Mrs Henry Leppla of Brillion who was in the city visiting Mrs W. V. Leppla returned home Friday. | |
| 723 | I33010 | Leppla | John H. | 25 Feb 1871 | 19 Nov 1951 | 31 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/31/1903; Chief train dispatcher J.L. Leppla de parted Saturday for O'Neil, Neb. to join his wife and daughter visiting h er sister. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 8/14/1903; John L. Leppla dep Sunday to assume t he new position as Chief Train Dispatcher at the Sioux City division of Ch icago and Northwestern headquarters at Sioux City. 1903 Kuakauna Sun dated 9/04/1903; Mrs. J. Leppla and daughter leaves tomor row for Sioux City Iowa to their new home, Mr. Leppla preceded them a f ew weeks ago. |
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| 724 | I33010 | Leppla | John H. | 25 Feb 1871 | 19 Nov 1951 | 30 Sep 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/30/1904; Mr. & Mrs W.V. Leppla departed last e ve for a visit with relatives in Minneapolis and also with Mr. & Mrs Jo hn Leppla at Souix City, Iowa. | |
| 725 | I33010 | Leppla | John H. | 25 Feb 1871 | 19 Nov 1951 | 7 Jul 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/07/1905; Mr & Mrs John Leppla have arrived fr om Sioux City, Iowa for a two week visit with friends and relatives. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/14/1905; Mr & Mrs W.V. Leppla and Mr. Mrs Jo hn Leppla spent Sunday at Medina with their parents. |
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| 726 | I33010 | Leppla | John H. | 25 Feb 1871 | 19 Nov 1951 | 31 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/31/1907; Mr & Mrs John Leppla and daughter Mad eline of Fremont Neb. and Mr & Mrs W.V. Leppla and daughter of Green Bay s pent Monday with friends in Kaukauna guest of Mrs D. M. Eggleston. | |
| 727 | I33010 | Leppla | John H. | 25 Feb 1871 | 19 Nov 1951 | 4 Dec 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna times dated 12/04/1908; Mr & Mrs John Leppla of Chadron, Neb r. stopped in Kaukauna the first of the week to call on friends, they we re here to attend the funeral of Mrs Leppla's brother who accidentally dro wned. | |
| 728 | I33010 | Leppla | John H. | 25 Feb 1871 | 19 Nov 1951 | 10 Mar 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Sun dated 3/10/1910; Mr & Mrs John Leppla of Shadron Neb a re expected here this week. 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 3/11/1910;Mr & Mrs John Leppla of Chadron Neb. a rrived Wed to visit friends. |
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| 729 | I3702 | Leppla | Walter "Wallie" | 10 Apr 1877 | 5 Feb 1963 | 8 May 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/08/1903; Mr & Mrs Walter Leppla returned Wed fr om their wedding trip and are now domiciled in their new home on Eighth s t. The Kaukauna Band turned out to serenade them on their return. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 8/14/1903; Mr & Mrs W. V. Leppla spent Sunday wi th friends in Fond du Lac |
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| 730 | I3702 | Leppla | Walter "Wallie" | 10 Apr 1877 | 5 Feb 1963 | 12 Aug 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 8/12/1904; Mr & Mrs Wallie Leppla and daughter v isited the first of the week Mr Leppla's parents at Medina 1904 Kaukauna Sun dated 11/25/1904; Mr & Mrs Wallie Leppla entertain ed Mr & Mrs Henry Leppla for Thanksgiving. |
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| 731 | I3702 | Leppla | Walter "Wallie" | 10 Apr 1877 | 5 Feb 1963 | 14 Jul 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/14/1905; Mr & Mrs W.V. Leppla and Mr. Mrs Jo hn Leppla spent Sunday at Medina with their parents. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 10/06/1905; Mr & Mrs Wm. J. Doherty and Mr & M rs W.V. Leppla will jointly entertain a large group of friends at a danci ng party at the Knights of Pythias Hall this eve. The Mill & Nugent Orches tra will furnish music. 1905 Kaukauna Sun dated 10/26/1905; W. Leppla and wife were gues ts of Mr & Mrs Geo Dawson at Brillion on Sat & Sun. |
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| 732 | I3702 | Leppla | Walter "Wallie" | 10 Apr 1877 | 5 Feb 1963 | 23 Mar 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 3/23/1906; Mr & Mrs John Leppla of Fremont Neb a rrived Thursday to visit Mr & Mrs W Leppla and friends. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 6/08/1906; Mr. & Mrs Wallie Leppla left for a t wo week vacation at Fremont, Neb. to visit Mr. & Mrs John L. Leppla. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 7/06/1906; Wallie Leppla held the lucky key th at opened the box at Mulford's Clothing store on Thursday. It contained $2 5. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 9/07/1906; Mr. & Mrs Wallie Leppla and daughter s pent Sunday in Medina with relatives. |
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| 733 | I3702 | Leppla | Walter "Wallie" | 10 Apr 1877 | 5 Feb 1963 | 4 Jan 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/04/1907; Mrs W Leppla of Green Bay spent saturd ay in this city. 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 3/08/1907; Mr. & Mrs. Wallie Leppla of Green B ay called on friends in Kaukauna Tuesday. 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 12/13/1907; Doris Elisabeth Leppla born 11/29/19 07 to Mr & Mrs Wallie Leppla of Green Bay. |
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| 734 | I155291 | Lindauer | Luther | 1 Sep 1860 | 11 Aug 1936 | 7 Apr 1893 | Kaukauna Times | Luther Lindauer leaves for the south this week for the purpose of purchasing a car load of draft horses. He will use several of the teams himself but will have a few left for sale. Luther is a good judge of horse flesh and hence anyone contemplating the purchase of a team will do well to watch for his return. | |
| 735 | I119373 | Lindstrom | John W. | 15 May 1921 | 19 Apr 2003 | 3 May 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Second Lieutenant John W. Lindstrom, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lindstrom, Kaukauna, has been missing in action over Yugoslavia since April 5, according to a telegram received by his parents Saturday. On a recent bomber escort mission approximately 40 fighters were encountered in the target area. He had his hydraulic system shot out, but he managed to down three German fighter planes that were after the bombers. He was a member of the P-38 Lightning group. | |
| 736 | I119373 | Lindstrom | John W. | 15 May 1921 | 19 Apr 2003 | 28 Jun 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lindstrom of Kaukauna have received a letter from their son, John that he is safe and was rejoining his old squadron in Italy. John had previously been reported as missing in action on a raid over Romania on April 5th. | |
| 737 | I122591 | Linsmeyer | Andrew George | 22 Mar 1905 | 4 Jan 1982 | 2 Sep 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Father Andrew George Linsmeyer will be the new pastor of Holy Cross Parish, Kaukauna, taking the place of father Andrew J. Quella. | |
| 738 | I41934 | Locy | Alice | Weyers | 26 Dec 1932 | 30 Dec 1932 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute Personals Boy to Mr. & Mrs. Henry Locy Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/30/1932 | Page: 3 | Type: Birth |
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| 739 | I152669 | Locy | Jane Marie | Chesbro | 25 Nov 1962 | 5 Dec 1962 | Kaukauna Times | December 5, 1962 Two Kaukauna sisters were hospital roommates and had babies born within about 2 ½ hours of each other at the Kaukauna Community Hospital on Sunday, November 25. The sisters are Mrs. Gerald Locy of Little Chute and Mrs. Daniel Verbeten of Kaukauna. |
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| 740 | I184498 | Loefer | John B. | 14 Jun 1908 | 24 Mar 1983 | 6 Aug 1937 | Kaukauna Times | Dr. John B. Loefer Gets Research Grant Dr. John B. Loefer Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/06/1937 | Page: 7 | Type: News |
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| 741 | I729 | Lohfing | Marie | Bay | 20 Nov 1852 | 9 Mar 1932 | 17 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/17/1903; Card of Thanks by Mrs John Bey & Fami ly 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/17/1903; Mrs. Mary Bey returned Friday fr om a visit with relatives in Neenah. |
| 742 | I729 | Lohfing | Marie | Bay | 20 Nov 1852 | 9 Mar 1932 | 16 Jun 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 6/16/1905; Mrs John Bay and daughter Goldie le ft Tuesday for Fond du Lac where they wil visit relatives for a week. |
| 743 | I729 | Lohfing | Marie | Bay | 20 Nov 1852 | 9 Mar 1932 | 3 Sep 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 9/03/1909; Mrs Henry Alpin of Grand Rapids, W is is here visiting her mother Mrs John Bey. |
| 744 | I729 | Lohfing | Marie | Bay | 20 Nov 1852 | 9 Mar 1932 | 26 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna times dated 8/26/1910; Mrs Mary Bey and daughter Miss Gold ie left Thursday for St. Cloud Minn. to visit daughter Mrs Max Alpin. |
| 745 | I138624 | Look | Arthur C. | 6 Apr 1901 | 16 May 1953 | 24 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Today marks the formal opening of the new Look Drug Store at E. 2nd St. the quarters having been completely rebuilt after a fire destroyed the entire odd fellows building on the night of December 27, 1944. The store opened for business Monday at the same time losing that portion of the Hartjes building on third Street which it had been using as a temporary quarters. Setting up business in a new location is not new for the Looks Drug Store as this is the sixth location since its founding in 1919 by Otto Look, father of Arthur Look, present owner and manager. | |
| 746 | I199368 | Lorenzen | Ella | Abt 1895 | Y | 27 May 1926 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Girl Now Visiting In Europe Ella Lorenzen, Miss Z. M. Williams, Mrs. Floyd Jones Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/24/1926 | Page: 5 | Type: News Miss Ella Lorenzen To Sail For Europe Friday Ella Lorenzen Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/27/1926 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 747 | I199368 | Lorenzen | Ella | Abt 1895 | Y | 12 Feb 1935 | Kaukauna Times | On World Cruise Ella Lorenzen Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/12/1935 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 748 | I199368 | Lorenzen | Ella | Abt 1895 | Y | 28 Jul 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Visiting with Mother Ella Lorenzen Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/28/1944 | Page: 3 | Type: News |
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| 749 | I199051 | Lorenzen | Lydia | Harrell | Abt 1898 | Y | 15 Feb 1932 | Kaukauna Times | Daughter Girl to Mr. & Mrs. Iva Harrel, nee Lydia Lorenzen Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/16/1932 | Page: 4 | Type: Birth |
| 750 | I144332 | Lorrig | Peter | 13 Nov 1866 | 11 May 1946 | 2 Nov 1922 | Kaukauna Times | Surprise Party Mr. & mrs. Peter Lorrig Kaukauna Times 11/02/1922 4 News Farewell Party Mr. & Mrs. Peter Lorrig Kaukauna Times 6/15/1922 4 News Move To West DePere Peter Lorrig Kaukauna Times 6/15/1922 1 News |
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| 751 | I164280 | Lucas | Peter | Abt 1863 | Y | 22 Aug 1890 | Kaukauna Times | Peter Lucas, the Wrightstown constable, who has been in jail awaiting trial for adultery and also serving a two month sentence for shooting at Sam Childs, paid his fine and gave $500 bonds for his appearance. He is now at liberty. | |
| 752 | I169196 | Luckow | Walter | 27 Dec 1888 | 16 Dec 1944 | 10 Sep 1943 | Kaukauna Times | Walter Luckows Have Two Sons in Armed Forces Mr. & Mrs. Walter Luckow, Roland and Kenneth Luckow, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/10/1943 | Page: 2 | Type: News |
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| 753 | I97586 | Lummerding | Jacob | 30 Dec 1856 | 10 Feb 1945 | 26 Feb 1886 | Kaukauna Times | Jacob Lummerding has constructed a bowling alley in the rear of his saloon. Lovers of that sport can now "roll the balls" to their hearts content. | |
| 754 | I322624 | Lunt | Mary | Boyd | 12 Jul 1875 | 3 May 1953 | Aft 1935 | Kaukauna Times | Description: At Hospital Mrs. C. D. Boyd Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/29/1935 | Page: 4 | Type: News Woman's Club Will Open 38th Annual Social Season Kaukauna Woman's Club, Mrs. John Cleland, Lucille Austin, Nellie Adams, Katherine Ashe, Cecelia Berkers, Lillian Bell, Lottie Bell, Mary Boyd, Vera Breier, Esther Beguhn, Mildred Cleland, Frances Cooke, Alice Clow, Ethel, Deloria, Emma Delbridge, Florence Dogot, Esther Dryer, Evangeline Farwell, Ceil Flynn, Elizabeth Grogan, Mildred Greischar, Jennie Hagman, charlotte Haas, Cora Haass, Evelyn Haack, Bernice Happer, Elizabeth Holmes, Pauline Kirkwood, anna Kuehne, Lorraine Look, Laura Leigh, Lillian Martens, Gertrude McCarty, Clara Nelson, Frances Nelson, Elizabeth O'Connell, Annette Peterson, Harriet Prugh, Ida Raught, Naomi Richardson, Helen Ristau, Dora Runte, Lucille Runte, Adeline Saunderson, Esther Sager, Ida Seifert, Villa Seifert, Asta Scheib, Marian Thompson, Florence Thompson, Sarah wolf, Ann smith, Mrs. J. H. Strathearn, Mrs. E. B. McPherson, Bernice Happer, Mrs. H. B. Tanner Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/27/1935 | Page: 7 | Type: News Aniversary of Eastern Star is Celebrated Eastern Star, Marie Fargo, Edna Weifenbach, Mary Boyd, Emma Delbridge, Olive Mueller Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/16/1944 | Page: 3 | Type: News Charter Members Honored at OES Meeting Friday Eastern Star, Mrs. Odile Thompson, Marie Fargo, Irene Bidwell, Edna Weifenbach, Emma Delbridge, Mrs. Charles Raught, Mary Boyd Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/16/1942 | Page: 3 | Type: News |
| 755 | I155825 | Lynch | Joseph | Abt 1816 | 28 Nov 1886 | 6 Jun 1890 | Kaukauna Times | Our Honored Dead - The following soldiers graves this vicinity were found by the G. A. R. Post committee last Memorial Day and properly dedicated: BUCHANAN CEMETERY Paul H. Beaulieu, Co. "F" 32D Wis. Infty. James Welsch, Died March 6, 1885, N.Y. Volunteer, age 38 yrs. No Stone. Joseph Lynch, died Nov. 28, 1886 aged 69 yrs. No Stone. John Kons, 56 yrs of age, died April 15th 1877. LITTLE CHUTE Timothy O'Connor died Nov. 19, 1868 age 30 yrs, Private Co. "G" 1st. Wis. Cavalry. Louis B. Grignon, Private 3rd Wis. Calvary. John Hietpas, Private Co. "E" 18th Wis. Infty, Oct. 1st. 1864; drafted died July 18th 1865. KELSO CEMETERY Elias L. Smith, Co. "K" 4th Wis. Cavly. Died Feb. 5, 1881. Geo. W. Kelso Co. "B" 4th Wis. Infty. Died 1888. David Hood, 3d Wis. Cavly. Wm. Hamilton, 3d. Wis. Cavly. |
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| 756 | I19094 | Mahn | Harvey A. | 14 Mar 1918 | 17 Oct 1993 | 31 Jan 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Sgt. Harvey A. Mahn, Little Chute, was recently awarded the Purple Heart for burns and injuries received as result of combat with enemy forces. Sgt. Mahn's tank was one of five in a company that was called up to repulse an attack of German tanks. In the battle his tank was knocked out and burned by a direct hit from a German 88, all of his crew escaped with first and second degree burns. | |
| 757 | I183345 | Main | Robert Eugene | 29 May 1912 | 12 Mar 1972 | 15 Jun 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Lt. Robert Main, 54, a 30-year veteran of the Kaukauna Police Department, announced today he will seek the Democratic endorsement for Sheriff from Outagamie County. | |
| 758 | I186652 | Mankosky | Mary C. | Heindl | Abt Oct 1890 | Y | 22 Jun 1960 | Kaukauna Times | The Kaukauna High School alumni rally was held in Hollandtown over the past weekend. More than 350 graduates, teachers and guests were present. John W. Blake of Western Springs, Ill. had the duties as rally master. John graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1939. He spoke of the special event and its means of bridging the gap of graduates over the years. The 50-year class of 1910 was honored as they sat at the head table. Photo. Golden Anniversary Class of 1910 at left Joseph Vielmetti, Florence Armstrong Vielmetti, Martin J. Heindel, Mayme Mankosky Heindel, Edward Kools, Mary Hoolihan Kools, Lois Lambie Nelson, Luther J. Pollard, E. A. Nelson, and Mildred Glass Maples. |
| 759 | I101453 | Martens | Julius J. | 12 Oct 1871 | 11 Dec 1944 | 31 May 1895 | Kaukauna Times | Julius Martins (sic) has resigned his position as traveling salesman for the Anson Bros. of Milwaukee and intends to start a grocery store on the south side. | |
| 760 | I101453 | Martens | Julius J. | 12 Oct 1871 | 11 Dec 1944 | 21 Oct 1910 | Kaukauna Times | Julius J. Martens has been appointed postmaster at South Kaukauna to succeed C. E. Raught, who filed his resignation on October 1st. | |
| 761 | I108858 | Martens | Julius John "Jay" | 7 Jul 1914 | 17 Sep 2006 | 17 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Julius J. Martens, Jr., has returned to Kaukauna after being honorably discharged from the Army on October 10 in Mississippi. Mr. Martin's entered service in April 1942 and served for 3 1/2 years with the air Corps and infantry. He obtained the rank of Master Sgt. He will now assume the management of the Julius J Martens dry goods store, founded and operated by his father until the latter's death in December 1944., | |
| 762 | I344598 | Martin | Peter | Abt Mar 1809 | 3 Jun 1900 | 17 Mar 1899 | Kaukauna Times | Peter Martin who built the first tavern in Cakalin, now Kaukauna, fifty years ago, celebrated his ninetieth birthday Saturday at the home of his daughter. | |
| 763 | I185479 | Mauel | Ambrose "Amsey" | 12 Dec 1913 | 27 Oct 1990 | 7 Sep 1945 | Kaukauna Times | PFC. Ambrose Mauel, Kaukauna, is with the 393rd infantry Regiment with the third Army in Germany. He participated with General Patton's Third Army and assisted in the final grand slam drive across the Danube to the heart of Bavaria. | |
| 764 | I172025 | Mayer | Robert | 3 Feb 1915 | 1 Apr 1947 | 6 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Capt. Robert G. Mayer of the medical corps, of the United States Army has received the following Army citation. Robert G. Meyer, Capt., medical corpse, United States Army. For meritorious service in connection with military operations against the enemy in the Philippine Islands on February 20 and 21, 1945. During an attempted assault landing 37 men were wounded and throughout intense enemy fire, Capt. Meyer attended the wounded with speed and calmness, saving the lives of many. He continued giving treatment to the wounded, disregarding his own safety. Capt. Myers calmness under fire treating the wounded and his efficiency in caring for the wounded were highly inspirational to the men of his detachment and resulted in the savings of many life's - Major General C. H. Gruold U.S. Army | |
| 765 | I171813 | McAndrews | Thomas | Abt 1939 | 12 Nov 1965 | Kaukauna Times | Thomas A. McAndrews, 26, Kaukauna, was promoted to Captain October 26 at Fort Gulick, Canal Zone, where he is serving with Company "A", 8th Special Forces group, 1st Special Forces. Capt. McAndrews graduated from Kaukauna high school in 1958 and St. Norbert's college in 1962. | ||
| 766 | I171813 | McAndrews | Thomas | Abt 1939 | 3 Jan 1968 | Kaukauna Times | Captain Thomas McAndrews, Kaukauna native, has been awarded the Silver Star for his actions in the Bong Son battle in South Vietnam December 7-8. The U. S. Army 1st Air Cavalry Division, which is Capt. McAndrew's unit lost approximately 267 men in the battle. In the citation Capt. McAndrews received with his award, the Army cited his exceptionally valorous actions whole serving as company commander during the operation. He had consistently exposed himself to intense enemy fire in directing his unit. | ||
| 767 | I167553 | McCarthy | Timothy | Abt Oct 1867 | 23 Apr 1946 | 9 Aug 1907 | Kaukauna Times | Most likely this Tim McCarthy, but also possibly could be Tim McCarthy born 1835 (would have be abt 72 at the time of news); Tim McCarthy narrowly escaped being killed at the site of the new electric power plant Tuesday morning by falling a distance of thirty feet, landing on solid rock. Those who saw the accident claim that he turned a complete somersault, landing on his feet. He complained of his ankle which upon examination was found broken and also suffered intense pain in his back. |
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| 768 | I42887 | McCarty | Alice M. | Myrhum | 9 Sep 1890 | 4 Sep 1947 | 29 Mar 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 3/29/1910 Miss Alice McCARTY who has been spendi ng her Easter vacation at the home of her mother, Mrs. Joseph McCARTY, ret urned to Fond du Lac Monday where she attends St. Mary's Spring's Academy. |
| 769 | I43918 | McCarty | Catherine | Abt Mar 1873 | 4 Nov 1918 | Abt 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times The Misses Mayme and Kate McCARTY left Friday for Toma hawk, where they will spend a month with their sister, Mrs. F. FLANNAGAN. |
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| 770 | I43915 | McCarty | Charles Tobin | 24 Feb 1857 | 30 Mar 1907 | 9 Oct 1903 | Kaukauna Times | October 9, 1903 - Kaukauna TimesAttorney C. T. MCCARTY of Ankona, FL and son Dr. C. E. McCarty of Wauwato sa (?) are in the city for a visit with his father, Dennis McCarty and oth er relatives. 1907 Victim assassin's bullet - Story of the death of Charles T. McCar ty at Ft. Pierce, Fl. Charles T. McCarty; W. C. Rawlinson; Elizabeth Matt ers; Daniel T. McCarty; 'Bryan K. McCarty; Dr. Charles McCarty Kaukauna S un 2/7/1907 A1 News/Death notice |
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| 771 | I43848 | McCarty | Denis | Abt 10 Feb 1828 | 4 Feb 1910 | 17 Jan 1908 | Kaukauna Times | DENNIS MCCARTY DISOBEYS ADMONITION AND IS SERIOUSLY INJURED. Dennis McCarty, one of the oldest residents of the city and father of County Treasurer J. J. McCarty was seriously injured by a fall Saturday. Not withstanding that his daughters had warned him against doing so, he climbed to the roof of the kitchen to adjust a pipe on the chimney and fell to the ground a distance of one story. No one was home at the time and it is not known how long he lay where he fell. He finally managed to crawl into the house where his daughter Mayme found him upon her return. He sufferd a fractured hip and also fractured several ribs. Mr. McCarty reached the roof with the aid of a ladder and took a camp chair with him which is supposed to have closed when he stood on it, causing him to lose his balance. On account of his age, 93 years, his recovery is doubtful. |
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| 772 | I102071 | McCarty | Fiona Georgette | 13 Oct 1989 | 19 Oct 1989 | Kaukauna Times | McCarty, Janice and Paul - daughter Kaukauna Times 10/19/1989 A8 | ||
| 773 | I102180 | McCarty | Joseph J. | 12 Feb 1864 | 16 Jan 1908 | 16 Apr 1887 | Kaukauna Times | As a result of the elections of the beginning of this month Mayor Joseph McCarty stated his intentions while in office. Mayor McCarty informed the audience gathered at last night's council meeting that he anticipated giving the people a clean administration, and that city business would be managed in the interest of Democrats and Republicans alike, and that taxpayers' interest would be carefully guarded. He then settled down making his appointments selecting 20 Democrats for 20 positions, thus administrating affairs in a nonpartisan way. Nine of the Democrats are not even taxpayers of this city. | |
| 774 | I42888 | McCarty | Margaret G. | Flanagan | 27 Apr 1892 | 22 Aug 1974 | 19 Mar 1910 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Times 3/19/1910; KAUKAUNA ITEMS, "Miss Margaret McCARTY entertain ed most delightfully at a St. Patrick's'dinner Thursday evening. Twelve covers were laid. The rooms were profuse ly decorated with shamrocks cut out of green paper and were everywhere, st rung on curtains, tables and chandeliers, so it was truly verdant. Every g uest wore something emerald. In the center of the dining table was a pott ed shamrock surrounded by tiny Irish flags and scattered about were shamro ck leaves and at each plate was a large potato holding a green handle. Up on the arrival of the guests the gentlemen were given cards upon which we re character sketches representing different countries and the ladies we re given cards with the official flower of he countries and in this way th ey found their partners for dinner. the menu carried out the color sche me as far as possible. After dinner the evening was spent in singing "Wear in' O' the Green," "Kathleen Mavoureen," "Killarney," and everyone declar ed it had been a jolly evening. |
| 775 | I102073 | McCarty | Murphy George | 26 Aug 1986 | 28 Sep 1986 | Kaukauna Times | Birth McCarty, Paul and Janice - Son Kaukauna Times 9/28/1986 A3 Birth | ||
| 776 | I101916 | McCarty | Richard Henry | 12 Jan 1875 | 25 Sep 1957 | 30 Sep 1938 | Kaukauna Times | The Wisconsin Policeman's Protection Association held a banquet Wednesday evening at Hotel Kaukauna in honor of former Chief of Police R. H. McCarty, present Kaukauna postmaster. Chief of Police James E. McFadden, acted as toastmaster at the affair. McCarty served Kaukauna as chief of police for twenty-four years and four months. He retired on May 15, 1936 and accepted the appointment as Kaukauna postmaster. He was the first Pres. of local twenty-three Wisconsin policeman's protection Association when it was organized here four years ago. | |
| 777 | I134168 | McCarty | Robert Tobin | 16 Aug 1904 | 18 Nov 1965 | 16 Jun 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Dr, Robert T. McCarty, Appleton, formerly of Kaukauna, who entered service two years ago as a lieutenant senior grade, in the Navy, now is a lieutenant commander. He is stationed on the U.S. Tryon a hospital ship in the South Pacific. | |
| 778 | I102423 | McCarty | William Charles | 19 Dec 1886 | 25 Mar 1955 | 13 Apr 1906 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI, April 13, 1906; ALMOST SEVERED ARTERY Will MCCARTY engaged on the slitter at the Thilmany Pulp and Paper company 's mill got his wrist badly cut Saturday afternoon. It just escaped severi ng the main artery and took seven stitches to close the wound. MCCAR TY is nineteen years old and is a son of Mrs. Elizabeth MCCARTY on Lawe st reet. | |
| 779 | I314618 | McCormick | Alvin F. "Bing" | 11 Sep 1917 | 20 Mar 1981 | 5 Jan 1938 | Kaukauna Times | Alvin McCormick, W. 9th St., was one of 19 Jordan College grid players who received their J sweatshirts last week at Menominee Michigan. McCormick is a graduate of Kaukauna high school. Two Little Chute residents also received sweaters. They are Marty De Bruin and Ambrose Hammen. | |
| 780 | I185144 | McCormick | Donald | 19 May 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Corporal McCormick Was Here on Furlough Donald McCormick, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/02/1944 | Page: 3 | Type: News Corporal McCormick Enjoying 13-Day Furlough Donald and Mrs. McCormick, Michael McCormick, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/19/1944 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 781 | I77923 | McCormick | Patrick | Aft 1937 | 13 Mar 1959 | Kaukauna Times | Court of Honor for Explorer Post 51, Little Chute, was held at Lamers' Tearoom. At the event an eagle award was given to Patrick McCormick by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McCormick. | ||
| 782 | I336478 | McGoey | Louis | Abt 1944 | 31 Aug 1966 | Kaukauna Times | First Lieut. Louis M. McGoey, Kaukauna, is now in Vietnam in the fight against communist aggression. Lieut. McGoey, an administrative officer, received his commission in 1963. He is a graduate of Kaukauna High School and the Wisconsin State University Oshkosh. | ||
| 783 | I4201 | McLaughlin | Michael James | 23 Aug 1898 | Bef 1998 | 21 Oct 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 10/21/1904Masters Willie & James McLaughlin of Green Bay who have spent the last sev eral weeks with their grandfather Pat McLaughlin returned home Monday. | |
| 784 | I4192 | McLaughlin | Patrick | 31 Oct 1837 | 30 Oct 1913 | 21 Oct 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 10/21/1904; Masters Willie & James McLaughl in of Green Bay who have spent the last several weeks with their grandfath er Pat McLaughlin returned home Monday. | |
| 785 | I4200 | McLaughlin | William P. | Abt 1902 | Abt 1947 | 21 Oct 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 10/21/1904Masters Willie & James McLaughlin of Green Bay who have spent the last sev eral weeks with their grandfather Pat McLaughlin returned home Monday. | |
| 786 | I42410 | McMahon | Lawrence E. | 26 Sep 1922 | 10 Aug 2002 | 27 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Five members of the McMahon family are currently in the Armed Forces. Lieut. Mary McMahon, daughter of Lawrence McMahon, Kenneth Avenue is attached to the 192nd General Hospital in England as an Army nurse. She has been serving in England for about one year. Private John McMahon is somewhere in the South Pacific at present. Private Francis is currently in South Carolina after serving 26 months in the European - African theater of operations. Seaman second class Lawrence Jr., is a member of the Coast Guard somewhere in the Pacific Ocean area. James, Seaman first class, is the youngest member of the family. He is in Michigan City, Michigan | |
| 787 | I42408 | McMahon | Lawrence Patrick | 22 Dec 1880 | 17 Feb 1966 | 27 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Five members of the McMahon family are currently in the Armed Forces. Lieut. Mary McMahon, daughter of Lawrence McMahon, Kenneth Avenue is attached to the 192nd General Hospital in England as an Army nurse. She has been serving in England for about one year. Private John McMahon is somewhere in the South Pacific at present. Private Francis is currently in South Carolina after serving 26 months in the European - African theater of operations. Seaman second class Lawrence Jr., is a member of the Coast Guard somewhere in the Pacific Ocean area. James, Seaman first class, is the youngest member of the family. He is in Michigan City, Michigan. | |
| 788 | I1796 | McMahon | Mary | McMahon | 12 Nov 1845 | 8 Dec 1919 | Abt 12 Dec 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Times dated 12/12/1934; "15 Years ago" Mrs Mary McMahon, wi fe of Lawrence passed away at the home of her daughter Mrs Thomas Heardon of Green Bay Monday. |
| 789 | I85234 | McMahon | Mary S. | 7 Nov 1912 | 1 Feb 1994 | 27 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Five members of the McMahon family are currently in the Armed Forces. Lieut. Mary McMahon, daughter of Lawrence McMahon, Kenneth Avenue is attached to the 192nd General Hospital in England as an Army nurse. She has been serving in England for about one year. Private John McMahon is somewhere in the South Pacific at present. Private Francis is currently in South Carolina after serving 26 months in the European - African theater of operations. Seaman second class Lawrence Jr., is a member of the Coast Guard somewhere in the Pacific Ocean area. James, Seaman first class, is the youngest member of the family. He is in Michigan City, Michigan | |
| 790 | I1794 | McMahon | Minnie Mary Esther | O'Connell | Abt May 1876 | 5 Feb 1961 | 6 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/06/1903; Miss Maggie McMahan enjoyed a Saturd ay visit with her sister Mrs D. O'Connell at Appleton. |
| 791 | I172563 | McMahon | Peter F. | 17 Sep 1885 | 23 May 1957 | 12 Apr 1907 | Kaukauna Times | The Fox club minstrels will play to a packed house tonight. There was the biggest scramble for seats Monday night ever recorded in the city. On the south side 210 of the 300 seats were marked off within 30 minutes after the window was opened. | |
| 792 | I311531 | McNaughton | Amanda | 2 Aug 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 8/02/1907; Miss Barbara McNAUGHTON of Huntingdon, Quebec, is in the city to spend a few weeks the guest of here sister Miss Amanda McNAUGHTON | |||
| 793 | I163451 | Meade | Catherine M. | Lawe | 19 Feb 1816 | 4 Nov 1907 | 3 Apr 1891 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lawe are both confined to the house with an attack of the grippe. Last week nine hundred and thirty four deaths occurred in Chicago mainly from the grippe. The death role in Oshkosh last week was so large that funerals had to be postponed until hacks and hearses could be secured. - Grippe is the cause. |
| 794 | I125068 | Meinert | Jerome | 14 May 1918 | 15 Apr 2012 | 1 Dec 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Lieut. Jerome Meinert was wounded in action on November 15 while serving with the 95th division at Metz, according to latest word received by his parents. Meinert is now confined to a hospital in Paris and expects to be moved to England soon. | |
| 795 | I125068 | Meinert | Jerome | 14 May 1918 | 15 Apr 2012 | 17 Jan 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Lieut. Jerome Meinert, Kaukauna, was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in action on November 14. He is a member of the 94th division of Gen. Patton's third Army. After leaving the hospital in Paris he was sent to a hospital in England. | |
| 796 | I125068 | Meinert | Jerome | 14 May 1918 | 15 Apr 2012 | 18 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | First Lieut. Jerome Meinert is home on a 30-day furlough. He was wounded November 14, 1944 and was a patient at hospitals in France and England during his convalescence. He entered the service in July of 1942 and was commissioned a second Lieut. at Fort Benning Georgia after graduating from officer's candidate school. His division the 95th infantry division is the organization that captured Mets there for 945 days of the most rugged combat in Europe. During this time in combat the division was opposed by 12 German divisions. | |
| 797 | I105557 | Merkel | Arnold | 5 Dec 1973 | Kaukauna Times | Appleton Births son to Mr and Ms arnold Merkel, daughter to mr and ms james Lehrer Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/05/1973 | Page: 6 | Type: Births |
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| 798 | I696 | Micke | Anna | Rademacher | 31 May 1884 | 4 Jan 1955 | 6 Nov 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 11/06/1903; "Freedom Notes" the misses Lizzie, Ge rtie and Anna Micke, Mary Geldernich and Anna Romenesko visited the scho ol of Miss Susan Geldernich in District 2 this week. |
| 799 | I696 | Micke | Anna | Rademacher | 31 May 1884 | 4 Jan 1955 | 29 Jul 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 7/29/1904; Thoe. Micke and sisters Anna & Gert ie of Freedom visited Mrs. Joseph Peters on Sunday. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/09/1904; "Holland" Miss Anna Micke of Freed om is visiting her sister Mrs Joe Peters. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 12/02/1904; Miss Anna Micke of Sagole and her nie ce Miss Anna Wilpole of Kaukauna spent a few days here guest of Joe Pete rs and family |
| 800 | I696 | Micke | Anna | Rademacher | 31 May 1884 | 4 Jan 1955 | 23 Feb 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 2/23/1906; "Holland" Mrs Joseph Peters and Mr sP eter Rademacher visited at Freedom a few days the guest of their mother M rs Anton Micke 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 6/08/1906; Mr. & Mrs Peter Rademacher are rejoici ng over the arrival of their first born, a baby boy. Mrs Mary Jansen of Ka ukauna visited with her sister Mrs Peter Rademacher. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 11/23/1906; "Holland" Henry Willpoll and wi fe of Menasha spent Sunday with Peter Rademacher and wife at Dundas. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 11/30/1906; Peter Rademacher & wife, Joseph Pete rs and wife, Mrs A. Micke, Peter Tennesson, John Wiess, Will Schneider a nd Frank Bangart attended a wedding in Little Chute Tuesday. |
| 801 | I696 | Micke | Anna | Rademacher | 31 May 1884 | 4 Jan 1955 | 1 Mar 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 3/01/1907; Mrs Mary Jansen of Kaukauna visited S at & Sun with her sister Mrs, Peter Rademacher. |
| 802 | I696 | Micke | Anna | Rademacher | 31 May 1884 | 4 Jan 1955 | 3 Jun 1926 | Kaukauna Times | 1926 Kaukauna Times Article dated June 3, 1926 stated that a Mr & Mrs. Pet er Radmacher of Dundas attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Wilpolt. Sarah w ould have been the wife of Mrs. Rademachers (Anna Micke) Half-brother Lou is Wilpolt |
| 803 | I690 | Micke | Anna Mary | Jansen | 6 Jan 1876 | 4 Mar 1970 | 16 Mar 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 3/16/1906; Mrs Mary Jansen went to west Holla nd Wednesday to visit her sisters Mrs Jos Peters and Mrs P Rademacher. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 6/08/1906; Mrs Mary Jansen of Kaukauna visited wi th her sister Mrs Peter Rademacher. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 8/24/1906; Mrs A. Micke left Tuesday for Rosc oe S.D. where she will visit her sons Ted & Will Micke. She was accompani ed by her daughter Mrs. Mary Jansen of Kaukauna. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 9/14/1906; Mrs. A. Micke & Mrs. Mary Jansen ha ve returned from two weeks in So. Dakota. |
| 804 | I690 | Micke | Anna Mary | Jansen | 6 Jan 1876 | 4 Mar 1970 | 30 Apr 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 4/30/1909; Mrs J. Jansen of Wrightstown has be en a guest during this past week of Mrs Andrew Keating and family. Mrs. Ja nsen has disposed of her millinery store and will soon leave for the wes t. She will go from here to Dakota for the latter part of May to visit t wo brothers (William and Theodore Micke) Thence to Nebraska to visit a sis ter (Grace Elisabeth married to Peters) , and from there to Oregon where s he has another sister (Gertrude married to Peters) and where she will loca te permanently. |
| 805 | I2891 | Micke | Antone | 26 Dec 1872 | 12 Nov 1954 | 7 Jun 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 6/07/1907 Anton Micke of Stanley was a guest of h is parents Mr & Mrs Barney Micke. | |
| 806 | I2893 | Micke | Bernadine | Krautkramer | 28 Apr 1877 | 15 Nov 1913 | 24 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/24/1907; Mr & Mrs Krautkramer of Wrightstown v isited with Anton Micke and family Tuesday. |
| 807 | I2883 | Micke | Bernard "Barney" | 20 Oct 1864 | 13 Sep 1942 | 5 Aug 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 8/05/1904; "Junction Jottings" - Barney Micke a nd family visited the home of George Onkels on Sunday. | |
| 808 | I12155 | Micke | Bernard Francis | 2 Jul 1944 | 17 Apr 1968 | Kaukauna Times | Army Second Lieutenant Bernard F. Micki, Kaukauna, is participating in "Operation Truong Cong Dinh" om Vietnam with other members of the 9th Infantry Division. The operation is designed to drive the communists away from the major population centers. | ||
| 809 | I697 | Micke | Gertrude | Peters | 12 Jan 1886 | 7 Aug 1962 | 22 May 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/22/1903; Misses Lizzie and Gertie Micke of Fre edom called on old friends here Tuesday. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 11/06/1903; "Freedom Notes" the misses Lizzie, Ge rtie and Anna Micke, Mary Geldernich and Anna Romenesko visited the scho ol of Miss Susan Geldernich in District 2 this week. |
| 810 | I697 | Micke | Gertrude | Peters | 12 Jan 1886 | 7 Aug 1962 | 29 Jul 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 7/29/1904; Thoe. Micke and sisters Anna & Gert ie of Freedom visited Mrs. Joseph Peters on Sunday. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 10/21/1904;Gertrude Micke of Freedom who has be en here some time visiting with Martin Hendricks and family has returned h ome accompanied by her nephew Mike Brooks. |
| 811 | I2875 | Micke | Gertrude Margaret | Jaeckels | 3 Jul 1877 | 24 Feb 1921 | 20 Dec 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 12/20/1901; Miss Maggie Micke of Buchanan lost h er purse on the street Friday containing $57. Frank Kern picked it up, wit hout even looking inside, later seeing a posting for the lost purse, retur ned it to the happy lady, as the money was everything she had earned in t he last year. |
| 812 | I2875 | Micke | Gertrude Margaret | Jaeckels | 3 Jul 1877 | 24 Feb 1921 | 19 Jun 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 6/19/1903; Dundas - Margaret Micke acted as brid esmaid at the Bukinger - Swaghammer marriage at the German Catholic chur ch in Appleton Tuesday. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 9/11/1903; Dundas - Miss Margaret Micke accept ed a position as bookkeeper for the Coonen Bros. new store. |
| 813 | I694 | Micke | Grace Elisabeth | Peters | 23 Dec 1882 | 14 Nov 1960 | 22 May 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/22/1903; Misses Lizzie and Gertie Micke of Fre edom called on old friends here Tuesday. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 11/06/1903; "Freedom Notes" the misses Lizzie, Ge rtie and Anna Micke, Mary Geldernich and Anna Romenesko visited the scho ol of Miss Susan Geldernich in District 2 this week. |
| 814 | I694 | Micke | Grace Elisabeth | Peters | 23 Dec 1882 | 14 Nov 1960 | 22 Jul 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 7/22/1904; "Holland" Mrs Anton Micke of Freed om is visiting her daughter Mrs Joe Peters. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 8/19/1904; Joe Peters & wife and sister Mary Pet ers were guests of Miss Anna & Gertie Micke.They also attended the Doyle Jansen wedding in Little Chute Sunday. |
| 815 | I694 | Micke | Grace Elisabeth | Peters | 23 Dec 1882 | 14 Nov 1960 | 28 Jul 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/28/1905; Jos. Peters is all smiles these da ys over the arrival of a fine baby boy, the first born."Holland" Will Micke and mother of Freedom visited Mrs. Joseph Peters here . |
| 816 | I694 | Micke | Grace Elisabeth | Peters | 23 Dec 1882 | 14 Nov 1960 | 23 Feb 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 2/23/1906; "Holland" Mrs Joseph Peters and Mr s. Peter Rademacher visited at Freedom a few days the guest of their moth er Mrs Anton Micke 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 11/30/1906; Peter Rademacher & wife, Joseph Pete rs and wife, Mrs A. Micke, Peter Tennesson, John Wiess, Will Schneider a nd Frank Bangart attended a wedding in Little Chute Tuesday |
| 817 | I2882 | Micke | Henry | 12 Jan 1860 | 28 Dec 1929 | 17 Dec 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 12/17/1909 (Also Kaukauna Sun dated 12/23/1909)"Dundas" Henry Micke of Eau Claire is visiting his parents at Woodville. | |
| 818 | I10654 | Micke | Henry B. | 25 Nov 1883 | 5 Mar 1955 | 13 Apr 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 4/13/1906; Henry Micke a prosperous farmer in Fo rest Junction was in Kaukauna on business Wednesday | |
| 819 | I9976 | Micke | Irvin | 7 Jun 1906 | 7 Oct 1981 | 15 Jun 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 6/15/1906; Mr. & Mrs Barney Micke of Dundas a re rejoicing the arrival of a baby boy. | |
| 820 | I20787 | Micke | Mary | Nytes | 29 Mar 1875 | 16 Nov 1956 | 24 Feb 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 2/24/1909"Holland" Mrs Mike Nytes and Miss Elizabeth Micke were guests of Applet on relatives recently. |
| 821 | I20787 | Micke | Mary | Nytes | 29 Mar 1875 | 16 Nov 1956 | 2 Dec 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 12/02/1910 Mrs Michael Nytes has returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Nebraska. |
| 822 | I695 | Micke | Theodore | 23 Jun 1881 | 17 Sep 1965 | 29 Jul 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 7/29/1904; Thoe. Micke and sisters Anna & Gert ie of Freedom visited Mrs. Joseph Peters on Sunday. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 8/26/1904; "Holland" Ted Micke of Freedom is vis iting Joe Peters and wife. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/16/1904; Ted Micke and sister Gertie of Freed om were pleasant callers here the first part of the week. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 10/21/1904; Henry Peters has engaged the servic es of Theo Micke of Freedom to harvest his pumpkins on shares. 1904 Kuakuana Times dated 11/25/1904;"Holland" Theo Micke has purchased Ja cob Polaris property consisting of 1 acre of land and a dwelling considera tion $215, includes 3 cows. Jacob has transferred his quarters to the Popu lar Greve farm. |
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| 823 | I692 | Micke | William | 1 Jul 1879 | 21 Jan 1954 | 30 Sep 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/30/1904; Holland - Wm. Micke and wife of Snide rville visited the formers parents , Mr & Mrs Barney Mickey. | |
| 824 | I692 | Micke | William | 1 Jul 1879 | 21 Jan 1954 | 6 Jul 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 7/06/1906; Will Micke of Kaukauna was a busine ss caller at Holland Wednesday. | |
| 825 | I692 | Micke | William | 1 Jul 1879 | 21 Jan 1954 | 25 Jan 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/25/1907; William Micke discovered Mr. & Mrs Jo hn Lehrman dead in thier home, He and John Hussey who are both neighbors. | |
| 826 | I2911 | Micke | William Joseph | 28 Dec 1878 | 2 Jun 1935 | 22 May 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 5/22/1903; Dundas - George Coonen and Joe Bro wn are putting up a bowlling alley, Willie Micke has the contract. | |
| 827 | I2911 | Micke | William Joseph | 28 Dec 1878 | 2 Jun 1935 | 28 Jul 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/28/1905; "Holland" Will Micke and mother of Fr eedom visited Mrs. Joseph Peters here. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 11/03/1905; William Micke will dispose of his per sonal property at auction sale on Wed Nov 15 at his farm in the town of Fr eedom. Mr Micke has purchased a section of land in South Dakota near Rosco e, where our former townsman William Finder is located and will move we st this fall. |
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| 828 | I2911 | Micke | William Joseph | 28 Dec 1878 | 2 Jun 1935 | 15 Mar 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Sun dated 3/15/1906; William Micke of Freedom is loading t wo freight cars with fence posts, farm machinery, household goods, etc bou nd for his new house in North Dakota. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 3/16/1906; William Micke and family of Freedom h ave been packing all week, their household goods, farm machinery, tools a nd stock to go to South Dakota. Mr Mickie after a long residence six mil es from here on a far, has sold out and goes to Roscoe SD where he trad ed his 120 acre farm here with Thomas Malone for 640 acres of prarie la nd of which 100 acres is under cultivation. 1906 Kaukauna Sun dated 3/22/1906; William Micke moved to his new fa rm in South Dakota on Monday. |
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| 829 | I2911 | Micke | William Joseph | 28 Dec 1878 | 2 Jun 1935 | 7 Jan 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 1/07/1910; William Micke who left here several ye ars ago and located on a farm at Roscoe, S.D. is visiting friends in Kauku ana and vicinity. 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 1/14/1910; W.J. Micke of Roscoe S.D. who has be en visiting friends here returned Thursday. He has been prosperous in t he west and now owns 117 acres most of which is in Roscoe and is platted i nto city lots. |
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| 830 | I315724 | Mill | August | 25 Aug 1834 | 19 Apr 1909 | 26 Oct 1894 | Kaukauna Times | Local pride which seemed to demand that Kaukauna roll up a good Republican majority, for right in the middle of the County ticket is the name of our townsman and pioneer merchant, honest old August Mill. Vote the ticket and you vote for a man who will guard most sacredly the exchequer of the county. | |
| 831 | I170497 | Miller | Mary | Esler | Abt 1863 | Abt 1892 | 18 Mar 1887 | Kaukauna Times | Not sure is she is the correct Mrs. Esler mentioned in this news item. Mrs. Essler and son, of the Town of Buchanan, while returning home from this city on Saturday last, had a narrow escape from death while attempting to pass the railroad crossing on 4th Ave. Notwithstanding the warning from the flagman, the team got nearly upon the track when the engine came up. Marshal Colon was standing near the depot platform and rushed to the rescue and succeeded in turning the horses down the track and saved the team and occupants of the sleigh from certain death. |
| 832 | I112121 | Miller | William Donald | 24 Aug 1923 | 28 Nov 2000 | 10 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sgt. William Miller received a letter of commendation from Brig. Gen. Herren which states: "When a comrade was wounded in action in France on January 12, 1945, you left your covered position, across snow-covered terrain which was constantly being blanketed by enemy shell fire to lead him to safety. Later you guided an aided men across open terrain under artillery fire to give aid to and successfully evacuate six wounded man. Your actions were an inspiration to the other men in your company and it is with great pride that I commend you." Sgt. Miller entered service in February 1943. He wears the ETO ribbon with four battle stars, the combat infantry badge and the good conduct ribbon. | |
| 833 | I3691 | Minkebige | Amelia | Faust | 15 Feb 1873 | 31 Dec 1929 | 17 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/17/1903;C. J. Faust and wife left for Fort Atk inson Monday to spend 10 days with Mrs Faust's sister Mrs Geoge Drewson. |
| 834 | I3691 | Minkebige | Amelia | Faust | 15 Feb 1873 | 31 Dec 1929 | 28 Aug 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 8/28/1908; Mrs Charles Faust and daughter Neva h ave returned from a visit with Mrs Faust sister Mrs George Drewson at Fo rt Atkinson. |
| 835 | I3753 | Minkebige | Unknown | Drewson | Aft 1872 | Y | 17 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/17/1903 C. J. Faust and wife left for Fort Atkinson Monday to spend 10 days with M rs Faust's sister Mrs Geoge Drewson. |
| 836 | I155193 | Mollen | Norbert | 18 Sep 1887 | 10 Dec 1979 | 1 Sep 1911 | Kaukauna Times | Norbert Mollen and John Lenz, two young men whose homes are in Little Chute, were made members of the Norbertine Order of St. Joseph's Church in De Pere during a solemn high mass Monday morning. The young men were invested with the habit of the order, which is entirely white, hence the name, White Fathers, is often applied to them. | |
| 837 | I199372 | Mooney | Ralph T. | 20 Jul 1923 | 7 Jul 1944 | 2 Mar 1945 | Kaukauna Times | A telegram was received from the war Department Wednesday of the death of Flight Officer Ralph T. Mooney formerly of Kaukauna and brother of Kaukauna resident Wallace Mooney. He attended Kaukauna public schools and was a 1941 graduate of Kaukauna High School. Flight officer Mooney was a navigator on the B-17 bomber. Ralph T. Mooney Died in Action Ralph T. Mooney, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/02/1945 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary |
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| 838 | I180008 | Moran | Mary | Bunyan | 4 Jul 1851 | 4 Jun 1919 | 12 Jun 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Card of Thanks - Mary & John Normile Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/12/1919 | Page: 4 | Type: News (Most likely card of thanks regarding the death of Mary (Moran) Normile) |
| 839 | I180008 | Moran | Mary | Normile | 4 Jul 1851 | 4 Jun 1919 | 12 Jun 1919 | Kaukauna Times | Card of Thanks - Mary & John Normile Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/12/1919 | Page: 4 | Type: News (Most likely card of thanks regarding the death of Mary (Moran) Normile) |
| 840 | I155301 | Mulholland | George | 28 Dec 1878 | Aft 1942 | 29 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | The young man from Kaukauna responded without hesitation and the following seven young patriots departed on the 10 o'clock train for Appleton, thus placing Kaukauna among the first soldiers called out: Bert W. Fargo, J. Goss, Milo Kutchin, Chas. Chamberlain, Geo. Mulholland, Elmer Fullerton and John Daly. Kaukauna turned out a large crowd at the station to see the boys off and they left amid the cheers of their friends and the shedding of tears of their mothers and sisters. The Appleton Crescent said all Appleton turned out and united to give the company a hearty God speed. It is doubtful if such enthusiasm has ever been seen here even in the memorable days of 1861. | |
| 841 | I155289 | Mulholland | Hugh J. | Abt Apr 1852 | 28 Oct 1923 | 4 Apr 1902 | Kaukauna Times | Another election day has come and gone and Tuesday provided Kaukauna with a new mayor. H. J. Mulholland became the city's new mayor by defeating H. B. Tanner in the closest race in the city's history, winning by only a 19-vote majority. | |
| 842 | I7205 | Muthig | Elizabeth | Biese | 15 Mar 1876 | 16 Oct 1952 | 3 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/03/1903 Hollandtown - Kate MOODY of Bear Creek is here for a few weeks guest of h er sister Mrs Willie BIESE. |
| 843 | I7205 | Muthig | Elizabeth | Biese | 15 Mar 1876 | 16 Oct 1952 | 20 Oct 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 10/20/1905 Anton Moody of Clintonville spent a few days here as a guest of his sist er Mrs William Biese. |
| 844 | I104502 | Nagan | Eugene John | 12 Jan 1917 | 15 Jun 2008 | 7 Dec 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Technical Sgt. Eugene Nagan was honorably discharged November 19 at camp McCoy and returned to his former work at Kaukauna machine Corporation. He entered the Army December 1942 and served overseas from October 1944 to September 1945. He was assigned to the 14th armored division and later with the 45th infantry division. He wears the European theater ribbon with two battle stars, the good conduct medal, American defense ribbon and a victory ribbon. | |
| 845 | I85242 | Nagan | Mark A. | 26 Jul 1913 | 14 Oct 2007 | 21 Sep 1945 | Kaukauna Times | First Sgt. Mark A. Nagan is in charge of the honor guard of the 82nd Airborne Division in Berlin. Top-kick Nagan's 120 guardsmen have added a lot of color to Berlin being the best dressed as well as one of the finest outfits in the Army. The airborne honor guard is called upon daily to assist in the official greetings of every prominent personality arriving in the Allied capital in Europe. | |
| 846 | I85242 | Nagan | Mark A. | 26 Jul 1913 | 14 Oct 2007 | 7 Dec 1945 | Kaukauna Times | First Sgt. Mark A. Nagan is back at his job at Haas Hardware after serving three years in the Army in which he served 27 months in the European area. Nagan went overseas with the original 101st Airborne Division and was later transferred to the 82nd division which he served in over two years. Nagan was discharged November 19 at Camp McCoy. His decorations include the European theater ribbon with four battle stars, the bronze arrowhead, the combat infantry badge, glider wings with two combat mission stars, victory ribbon, American theater ribbon, good conduct medal, Army of occupation ribbon and three awards from foreign governments of France, Holland, and Belgium. | |
| 847 | I85287 | Natrop | Robert | 20 Sep 1928 | 20 Mar 2014 | 6 Aug 1958 | Kaukauna Times | Robert E. Natrop, new Kaukauna city engineer. | |
| 848 | I311499 | Naughton | Bridget | 1911 | Kaukauna Times | 1911 Kaukauna Times ;Mrs. Peter McNAUGHTON, Mrs. Judson ROSEBUSH, Miss Lou ise THOMAS of Appleton and Mrs. A. O. MORRIS of Knightstown, Ind., were Sa turday guests of Miss Amanda McNAUGHTON. possibly related? 1834 Killaoe Church Records, 5/05/1834 Patrick Naughton b orn to James Naughton and Bridget McNamara of Bealkelly, witness Denis Clu ne and Mary Clancy both of Bealkelly. |
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| 849 | I155284 | Nelson | Lewis Francis | 22 Nov 1880 | 11 Nov 1963 | 6 Apr 1938 | Kaukauna Times | L. F. Nelson was reelected Mayor in Tuesday's election by defeating William Gantter, his newest opponent an Oscar W. Alger in a three-way race. H. F. McAndrews was elected to the position of city attorney. | |
| 850 | I1012 | Nelson | William | 26 Jan 1914 | 16 Sep 1972 | 17 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Capt. William J. Nelson arrived home last Friday from Europe where he had been stationed since February of this year. He is spending a 30-day leave here with his wife, three children and parents. He served as company commander of an infantry company with the 20th Armored Division. He wears the Bronze star award and the ETO ribbon with one battle star. | |
| 851 | I32962 | Nettekoven | Peter | Abt May 1842 | 26 Feb 1903 | 9 Oct 1885 | Kaukauna Times | Landlord Nettekoven has placed a fine street lamp on the corner near the Vilas House, which makes a great improvement in that locality on dark nights. This lamp is one which has been recently invented and needs filling but once a week. When lighted it will burn for a period of ten hours when it goes out automatically. This lap was purchased at the small cost of ten dollars. | |
| 852 | I39033 | Nettekoven | Robert | 24 Dec 1922 | 25 Nov 2009 | 2 May 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Flight officer Robert O. Nettekoven, Kaukauna, a combat glider pilot has just returned to his home base in the European theater of operations after successfully participating in the airborne assault across the Rhine River in Germany. Flight officer Nettekoven, who flew his glider through flak and small arms fire to land in the midst of a violent fighting, wasted little time getting into the action. He helped the airborne soldiers ferret out Jerry snipers, clear houses and help form a perimeter defense to prevent an enemy counter attack. | |
| 853 | I3113 | Nettles | Gertrude | Vandenberg | Abt 1880 | 14 Dec 1907 | 14 Apr 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times 4/14/1905; son Frank of Greenleaf were called here th is week by the continued and severe illness of Mrs. L. E. VANDENBERG. |
| 854 | I66560 | Newhouse | Kenneth | Abt Sep 1963 | 18 Sep 1963 | Kaukauna Times | Brand-new cousins had the opportunity recently to become acquainted with each other at a very early age when their mothers shared a room at the St. Vincent's Hospital, Green Bay. A son Kenneth was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newhouse of Kaukauna and a daughter, Lynn, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buechler of Wrightstown. The mothers are sisters-in-law. | ||
| 855 | I109893 | Newhouse | Margaret | Glenz | Abt Sep 1878 | 28 Sep 1943 | 11 Aug 1909 | Kaukauna Times | MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER, A miscellaneous shower was held last evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph McCARTY for her sister, Miss Margaret NEWHOUSE, who is to be united in marriage Aug. 18 to Adolph GLANZ, of Madison. Miss NEWHOUSE was the recipient of many beautiful and useful presents in silver, linen, etc ., from her girlfriends inKaukauna. The grounds and home of the McCARTHY's was beautifully illuminated with Chinese lanterns, hung in festoons. |
| 856 | I143405 | Niesen | Robert | 10 Jan 1921 | 7 Jan 1998 | 2 Nov 1945 | Kaukauna Times | First Lieut. Robert Niesen has been honorably discharged from the Army Air Force on the provisions of the Army point system. He served overseas for 10 months as a pilot and wears the following decorations, Air medal with two clusters, Asiatic ribbon with six battle stars. |
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| 857 | I108389 | Niesz | John M. | 24 Jan 1919 | 16 Oct 1989 | 1 Jun 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Michael Niesz, 10th St., received a letter Thursday morning from her son, Pfc. John Niesz who is stationed in Okinawa. He wrote that he was in a hospital with a cast on his left leg due to a shrapnel injury. Pfc Niesz entered service in May, 1942 and is a member of the First Marine Division as a machine gun gunner. Before entering service Niesz was employed at Thilmany Pulp and Paper Company. | |
| 858 | I108389 | Niesz | John M. | 24 Jan 1919 | 16 Oct 1989 | 3 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Marine Private First Class John M. Niesz was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds suffered on Okinawa. He is currently in a hospital in San Diego. He is a Machine gunner with the 1st Marine division. | |
| 859 | I165408 | Nieuwenhuis | Carl J. | 6 Feb 1927 | 7 Jun 2005 | 14 Dec 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Seaman first-class Carl Nieuwenhuis and his wife arrived Saturday and is spending a 30-day leave with his parents on Klein Street. He enlisted in the Navy August 1943 and served 18 months in the South Pacific. He now wears the American campaign ribbon, victory ribbon and the Asian Pacific ribbon with two battle stars. | |
| 860 | I250 | Noie | Frank George | 7 Apr 1875 | 7 May 1962 | 27 May 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 5/27/1898; Frank Noie and Thos Hinchey left satu rday for Batrnes, WI where they will work in the paper mill. | |
| 861 | I250 | Noie | Frank George | 7 Apr 1875 | 7 May 1962 | 8 May 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna times dated 5/08/1903; Darboy - Frank Noe is the owner of a p retty new rig. 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 12/11/1903; "Darboy" Joe Luniack, Frank Noe a nd Joe Smith have gone to Tigerton to spend the winter |
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| 862 | I250 | Noie | Frank George | 7 Apr 1875 | 7 May 1962 | 14 Apr 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 4/14/1905; Frank Garlich is laid up several wee ks caused by his kneecap is preparing his blind for duck hunting, la id up as a machinist at the Combined Locks Mill. | |
| 863 | I250 | Noie | Frank George | 7 Apr 1875 | 7 May 1962 | 16 Feb 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 2/16/1906; Frank Garlich moved into the John Rue ters house on Depot St Thursday. | |
| 864 | I250 | Noie | Frank George | 7 Apr 1875 | 7 May 1962 | 31 Aug 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 8/31/1906; "Darboy" Frank Noe is home from a st ay in Manitowoc. | |
| 865 | I433 | Noie | George | 7 Oct 1877 | Abt 1945 | 21 Feb 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 2/21/1902; George Garlich is at Watersmeet engag ed in RR Construction of the new 40 mile extension which Chicago & Northwe stern RR Co. out to the timber regions east of Lake Gogebic. 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 12/19/1902; George Garlich is spending the wint er at Masse City as the foreman of a crew. |
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| 866 | I433 | Noie | George | 7 Oct 1877 | Abt 1945 | 14 Jul 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 7/14/1905; George Garlich of Park Falls who is e mployed at the Flamboue Paper Co lathe mill arrived home Saturday for a sh ort visit. | |
| 867 | I433 | Noie | George | 7 Oct 1877 | Abt 1945 | 26 Apr 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 4/26/1907; George Garlich who is employed at Men asha paper mill in Park Falls is home visiting his mother Mrs. Sophia Garl ich and returned Monday. | |
| 868 | I433 | Noie | George | 7 Oct 1877 | Abt 1945 | 8 Jul 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 7/08/1910; George Garlich of Park Falls spent sev eral days visiting his mother Sophia Garlich. | |
| 869 | I433 | Noie | George | 7 Oct 1877 | Abt 1945 | 17 Feb 1911 | Kaukauna Times | 1911 Kaukauna Times dated 2/17/1911; George Noye of Oshkosh was a visit or Saturday to his mother Mrs Sophia Garlich. | |
| 870 | I257 | Noie | George Benedict | 14 Mar 1919 | 11 Mar 2012 | 10 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sgt. George Noie received his honorable discharge from Fort Sheridan Illinois after completing four years of service in the Army, two of which were spent overseas and the European theater of operations. He was attached to the 36th infantry Regiment of the third armored division. The former staff Sgt. has been awarded the following decorations, ETO ribbon with five bronze stars, the American defense ribbon, good conduct ribbon, Purple Heart with two clusters, combat infantry badge and the presidential unit citation. Noie was wounded at Normandy in June 1944, in Belgium January 1945 and in Germany March 7, 1945. Pfc. Madelyn Noie arrived home Friday evening from the Marine Corps Air Station at Mojave, Calif. to spend a 15-day furlough here. George and Madelyn are the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noie Depot Street. |
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| 871 | I12755 | Noie | Madelyn Lynn | Weisgerber | 11 Jul 1921 | 27 Nov 2017 | 5 Apr 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Two Kaukauna young women, Mary Catherine Hatchell 22 and Madelyn M. Noie 22 have enlisted in the Marine Corps women's reserve. |
| 872 | I12755 | Noie | Madelyn Lynn | Weisgerber | 11 Jul 1921 | 27 Nov 2017 | 10 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sgt. George Noie received his honorable discharge from Fort Sheridan Illinois after completing four years of service in the Army, two of which were spent overseas and the European theater of operations. He was attached to the 36th infantry Regiment of the third armored division. The former staff Sgt. has been awarded the following decorations, ETO ribbon with five bronze stars, the American defense ribbon, good conduct ribbon, Purple Heart with two clusters, combat infantry badge and the presidential unit citation. Noie was wounded at Normandy in June 1944, in Belgium January 1945 and in Germany March 7, 1945. Pfc. Madelyn Noie arrived home Friday evening from the Marine Corps Air Station at Mojave, Calif. to spend a 15-day furlough here. George and Madelyn are the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noie Depot Street. |
| 873 | I7267 | Noie | Marles | Abt 1943 | 12 Dec 1947 | Kaukauna Times | 1947 Kaukauna Times dated 12/12/1947 See article on her film debut "The B ig City" | ||
| 874 | I133750 | Nushart | John P. | 26 Jan 1896 | 20 Sep 1971 | 9 Aug 1918 | Kaukauna Times | John H. Nushart, a Kaukauna boy in the U. S. Infantry with the American Expeditionary Forces in France, was severely wounded in a battle on July 18th, according to a telegram received Monday. | |
| 875 | I36032 | Nushart | Kenneth John | 23 Oct 1933 | 18 Aug 2004 | 1 Feb 1957 | Kaukauna Times | Pvt. Kenneth J. Nushart, who took basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Graduated from Military Police Training Center at Fort Gordon, Georgia in December. He is currently serving in Frankfurt, German. | |
| 876 | I94436 | Nussbaum | Daniel | 24 Nov 1873 | 8 Nov 1932 | 15 Sep 1899 | Kaukauna Times | Daniel Nussbaum, age 24, the insane man who performed a surgical operation (hernia removal) on himself at the county asylum a week ago, is now past the crisis and will recover. The case is pronounced by physicians little short of marvelous. | |
| 877 | I16239 | Nytes | Mary Sophia | Holzschuh | 28 Dec 1873 | 4 Dec 1953 | 15 Sep 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/15/1905 Miss Anna NYTES of Sheboygan is at present visiting with her sister, Mrs. Adam HOLZSCHUH |
| 878 | I117349 | Nytes | Michael H. | 31 Jan 1872 | 17 Jan 1956 | 26 Nov 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 11/26/1909 (also Kaukauna Sun dated 11/25/1909)Mr & Mrs Mike Nytes visited a few days at Royalton where they were the gue sts of Walter Sprangers. | |
| 879 | I126080 | O'Barski | Max | 21 May 1876 | 12 Nov 1905 | 12 Jan 1906 | Kaukauna Times | Probate Notice Frank Obarski, Max Obarski Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/12/1906 | Page: 3 | Type: News |
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| 880 | I619 | O'Connell | Andrew | 9 Dec 1865 | 21 Nov 1950 | 15 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 4/15/1898; A party consisting of John Sulliva n, Dan O'Connell, Peter Hoolihan, Charles Schubring, Andrew O'Connell, W m. Jacobs and Tom Hoolihan, left Monday for Cedar Rapids, Iowa where th ey wil engage in bridge building. | |
| 881 | I619 | O'Connell | Andrew | 9 Dec 1865 | 21 Nov 1950 | 12 Sep 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 9/12/1902; Andrew O'Connell removed his fami ly to North Fond du Lac Tuesday where he has secured a position in the n ew railroad shops. | |
| 882 | I619 | O'Connell | Andrew | 9 Dec 1865 | 21 Nov 1950 | 19 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 8/19/1910; Andrew O'Connell was called to North Fond du Lac Thursday by the serious condition of his grand daughter Lucille Graham whos face was lacerated by a dog. Her mother is Mrs C.H. Graham. | |
| 883 | I3275 | O'Connell | Andrew William | 7 Jun 1898 | 7 Dec 1995 | 7 Dec 1934 | Kaukauna Times | 1934 Kaukauna Times dated 12/07/1934; Mr & Mrs Andrew O'Connell returned fr om New Butler where they attended the funeral of his brother-in-law Charl es Graham. Mr. Graham went deer hunting and dropped dead shortly aft er he shot a deer. | |
| 884 | I2928 | O'Connell | Bridget | Day | Bef 1850 | Bef 1907 | 21 Mar 1890 | Kaukauna Times | 1890 The Kaukauna Times reported on 3/21/1890 that Miss Bridget O'Connell of Oshkosh is currently the guest of her brother John O'Connell. |
| 885 | I668 | O'Connell | Daniel Francis | 1 Feb 1875 | 13 Jan 1936 | 28 Feb 1895 | Kaukauna Times | 1895 Kaukauna Times dated 2/28/1896; Dan O'Connell, a member of the Kaukau na ball team has returned from Chicago to visit his parents. | |
| 886 | I668 | O'Connell | Daniel Francis | 1 Feb 1875 | 13 Jan 1936 | 15 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 4/15/1898; A party consisting of John Sulliva n, Dan O'Connell, Peter Hoolihan, Charles Schubring, Andrew O'Connell, W m. Jacobs and Tom Hoolihan, left Monday for Cedar Rapids, Iowa where th ey wil engage in bridge building. | |
| 887 | I668 | O'Connell | Daniel Francis | 1 Feb 1875 | 13 Jan 1936 | 26 Nov 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 11/26/1909; Mr & Mrs Peter McMahon left for Shaw ano to spend turkey day with Mr & Mrs Daniel O'Connell | |
| 888 | I4620 | O'Connell | David Joseph | 12 Aug 1851 | 6 Jul 1940 | 12 Feb 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 2/12/1909; David O'Connel an employee of the car penter dept at the railway shop, fractured his right leg Saturday by the c ollapsing of a ladder while repairing the roof of the YMCA building. | |
| 889 | I669 | O'Connell | George P. | 15 Apr 1877 | 10 May 1963 | 1 Jul 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 7/01/1898George O'Connell left Thursday for Racine where he will enter the empl oy of a well drilling firm. | |
| 890 | I99742 | O'Connell | Infant | 26 Dec 1921 | 29 Dec 1921 | 29 Dec 1921 | Kaukauna Times | Personal Mention Boy to Mr. & Mrs. Andrew O'Connell Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/29/1921 | Page: 5 | Type: Birth |
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| 891 | I621 | O'Connell | John A. | 10 Jun 1830 | 20 Apr 1907 | 20 Jul 1888 | Kaukauna Times | 1888 Kaukauna Times dated 7/20/1888; John O'Connell has purchased Wm. Esli en's interest in the hardware firm of Eslein & Feller and will now be kno wn as Feller & O'Connell. (Not related to Della Feller family) | |
| 892 | I1783 | O'Connell | Katie A. | Riley | 20 Apr 1882 | 23 Aug 1937 | 7 Oct 1892 | Kaukauna Times | 1892 Kaukauna Times dated 10/07/1892; Miss Katie O'Connell returned Saturd ay from a short visit with relatives in Marinette. (could be a diff family ?) |
| 893 | I1783 | O'Connell | Katie A. | Riley | 20 Apr 1882 | 23 Aug 1937 | 6 Oct 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 10/06/1899; Miss Katherine O'Connell returned fr om Appleton where she spent the last three weeks visiting the family of Fr ank Femal. |
| 894 | I1783 | O'Connell | Katie A. | Riley | 20 Apr 1882 | 23 Aug 1937 | 26 Apr 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 4/26/1907 Listed living in Fond du Lac when father died. Listed as Mrs. Katherine Reilly. |
| 895 | I34125 | O'Connell | Louise Mary "Loretta" | Graham | 13 Oct 1889 | Abt 1973 | 10 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/10/1903 Miss Loretta O'Connell of North Fond du Lac spent he past two weeks with her grandmother Mrs John Hoolihan. |
| 896 | I34125 | O'Connell | Louise Mary "Loretta" | Graken | 13 Oct 1889 | Abt 1973 | 10 Apr 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 4/10/1903 Miss Loretta O'Connell of North Fond du Lac spent he past two weeks with her grandmother Mrs John Hoolihan. |
| 897 | I664 | O'Connell | Mary Ellen | Femal | 13 Jan 1864 | 5 Jul 1950 | 18 May 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 5/18/1900; Mrs. Frank Femal of Appleton is visit ing her sister Mrs. Andrew O'Connell. |
| 898 | I664 | O'Connell | Mary Ellen | Femal | 13 Jan 1864 | 5 Jul 1950 | 18 May 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 5/18/1900; Mrs. Frank Femal of Appleton is visit ing her sister Mrs. Andrew O'Connell. |
| 899 | I664 | O'Connell | Mary Ellen | Femal | 13 Jan 1864 | 5 Jul 1950 | 6 Jul 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 7/06/1900; The Northwestern Co. has presented t he widow of Frank Femal $3,500. Mr. Femal had been a faithful employee f or 17 years. |
| 900 | I664 | O'Connell | Mary Ellen | Femal | 13 Jan 1864 | 5 Jul 1950 | 6 Jul 1900 | Kaukauna Times | 1900 Kaukauna Times dated 7/06/1900; The Northwestern Co. has presented t he widow of Frank Femal $3,500. Mr. Femal had been a faithful employee f or 17 years. |
| 901 | I632 | O'Connell | Melvin | 28 Sep 1908 | 15 Nov 1995 | 2 Oct 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 10/02/1908, A son was born to Mr & Mrs Andy O'Connell on Wednesday. | |
| 902 | I667 | O'Connell | Michael Patrick | 5 Sep 1872 | 25 Jan 1943 | 27 Sep 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 9/27/1907 Mrs. Mich. O'CONNELL and family will remove this week to Appleton, where t hey will reside. | |
| 903 | I147524 | O'Connor | Timothy | 6 Jul 1838 | 19 Nov 1868 | 6 Jun 1890 | Kaukauna Times | Our Honored Dead - The following soldiers graves this vicinity were found by the G. A. R. Post committee last Memorial Day and properly dedicated: BUCHANAN CEMETERY Paul H. Beaulieu, Co. "F" 32D Wis. Infty. James Welsch, Died March 6, 1885, N.Y. Volunteer, age 38 yrs. No Stone. Joseph Lynch, died Nov. 28, 1886 aged 69 yrs. No Stone. John Kons, 56 yrs of age, died April 15th 1877. LITTLE CHUTE Timothy O'Connor died Nov. 19, 1868 age 30 yrs, Private Co. "G" 1st. Wis. Cavalry. Louis B. Grignon, Private 3rd Wis. Calvary. John Hietpas, Private Co. "E" 18th Wis. Infty, Oct. 1st. 1864; drafted died July 18th 1865. KELSO CEMETERY Elias L. Smith, Co. "K" 4th Wis. Cavly. Died Feb. 5, 1881. Geo. W. Kelso Co. "B" 4th Wis. Infty. Died 1888. David Hood, 3d Wis. Cavly. Wm. Hamilton, 3d. Wis. Cavly. |
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| 904 | I1764 | O'Halleran | Katherine | Finnegan | Abt Mar 1849 | 9 Nov 1932 | 6 Dec 1901 | Kaukauna Times | 1901 Kaukauna Times dated 12/06/1901Mr. & Mrs Barney Finnegan, Miss Mae Finnegan, David Finnegan and M rs R. B. Powers attended the funeral of conductor O'Brian at Antigo Saturday. Deceased was a cousin of Mrs. Finnegan. |
| 905 | I1764 | O'Halleran | Katherine | Finnegan | Abt Mar 1849 | 9 Nov 1932 | 29 Jun 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Sun dated 6/29/1905Mrs Barney Finnegan of Pelican Lake arrived Saturday for a visit with h er daughter Mrs Richard Powers. 1905 Kaukauna Sun dated 9/21/1905Mrs. B. Finnegan who has been visiting with her son George at the hou se of her daughter Mrs. R. B. Powers, returned to Pelican on Sunday. |
| 906 | I1764 | O'Halleran | Katherine | Finnegan | Abt Mar 1849 | 9 Nov 1932 | 25 May 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 5/25/1906Mrs B Finnigan of Pelica Lake is in the city visiting her daughter Mrs Ric hard Powers.Also - Mrs Richard Powers and her mother Mrs Finnegan departed on Thursd ay to visit friends in Milwaukee. |
| 907 | I1764 | O'Halleran | Katherine | Finnegan | Abt Mar 1849 | 9 Nov 1932 | 1 Mar 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 3/01/1907Mrs. B. Finnegan of Pelican Lake was in the city Friday to visit her daugh ter Mrs. Richard Powers. 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/04/1907Mrs Barney Finnegan of Pelican Lake was here Saturday to visit her daught er Mrs R. B. Powers. |
| 908 | I1764 | O'Halleran | Katherine | Finnegan | Abt Mar 1849 | 9 Nov 1932 | 30 Apr 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 4/30/1909 Mrs B Finnegan visited her daughter Mrs R.B. Powers. |
| 909 | I189423 | O'Keefe | Edward | 12 May 1855 | Aft 1930 | 5 May 1882 | Kaukauna Times | Matrimonial Mary Hart, Edward O'Keefe, Henry Siebers, Kate Gloedemann, John Van Kempel, Anna Van Handel, Wm. Forsters, Elizabeth Garretts, Fred Loescher, Annie Herzigger Kaukauna Times 5/5/1882 3 Wedding | |
| 910 | I197257 | O'Neil | Rosemary | Abt 1921 | 19 Apr 1939 | Kaukauna Times | Rosemary O'Neil has been named salutatorian for the 1939 high school. She maintained an average was 93.41 per cent. | ||
| 911 | I77986 | Oberthur | August | Abt Jan 1854 | Abt 1938 | 20 Oct 1931 | Kaukauna Times | Observe Their 50th Wedding Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. August Oberthur Kaukauna Times 10/20/1931 1 Anniversary Hollandtown Mr. & Mrs. August Oberthur Kaukauna Times 10/16/1931 2 Anniversary |
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| 912 | I337889 | Oehlert | Paul Th. | 4 Jun 1881 | 10 Mar 1966 | 31 Dec 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna was saddened by the death of five prominent community leaders during the past year of 1966. The deaths of Joseph Bayorgeon, Mayor of Kaukauna since 1946 on August 10: Charles Dostal, Pres. and chairman of the board of Thilmany Pulp and Paper Company, on February 27: Rev. Paul Th. Oehlert, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church for 47 years on March 10: Father A. J. Quella, pastor of Holy Cross church for 19 years on June 16: and Miss Francis Corry, English teacher at Kaukauna High School for 39 years on November 10th. | |
| 913 | I147378 | Ottaman | Sophia | Koehne | 25 Feb 1863 | 4 May 1946 | 26 Feb 1943 | Kaukauna Times | Mrs. Koehne Honored on 80th Birthday Sophie Koehne Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/26/1943 | Page: 3 | Type: Birthday |
| 914 | I187185 | Pagel | Paul | 1 Dec 1883 | 10 Mar 1956 | 19 Jan 1912 | Kaukauna Times | Paul Pagel has purchased, of John H. Corcoran, the blacksmith shop and equipment on Wisconsin Avenue formerly owned by Fred Dettmann. Mr. Pagel is a practical horseshoer and blacksmith, having been in this service in the German army for 3 years before coming to America. | |
| 915 | I134871 | Palm | Joseph | 13 Dec 1894 | 18 Jun 1956 | 23 Aug 1923 | Kaukauna Times | When The Cross Came To Darboy Holy Angels Church, Darboy, Martin Coonen, John Kons, Paul H. Beaulieu, Thomas Tulley, Leo Van Roy, Daniel J. Ryan, John Behling, John Berghuis, Joseph Dietzen, Bartell J. Graff, Christian Gerig, John Hartzheim, Theodore Kamkes, John Hartzheim, Theodore Kamkes, John Luniak, Joseph Noe, Joseph Palm, Henry Quell, Frank Renn, Joseph Stumpf, Henry Schmidt, Henry Stumpf, Harry Stumpf, Matthew Sprangers, Herman Van Vorst, Hugo Wittman, Raymond Behling, Peter Behling, Alois Feldmeyer, Mike Meehl, Fred Probst, Jacob Schmidt, Mike Van Groll, Joseph Van Groll, Anton Van Groll, Henry Renn, Martin Van Roy, Leo Van Roy, VictorHartzheim, John Ashauer, Joseph Wittmann, John Stoiber, Frank Fischer, Mike Kortenhof, Fred Hartzheim,Henry Van Vorst, herman Quell, Henry Ashauer, Sr.,Joseph Feldmeyer, Joseph Hartzheim, Herman Van Vorst, Jacob Ashauer, Jerome Uitenbroek, Arthur Wittmann, Charles Otte, John Ashauer, Henry Jochmann,John Hoelzel, Mike Kortenhof, Jerome Uitenbroek, John Noelzel, Anna Block, Anna Mader, Anna Probst, Julia Meehl, Mary Sprangers, Philip Dietzen, Hildegard Wittmann, John F. Dietzen,Marie Uitenbroek, Henry Van Vorst and Margaret Hilgers wedding, Mr. & Mrs. G. A. Hartzheim, Peter Dietzen, Elizabeth Dietzen Kaukauna Times 8/23/1923 4 History of Kaukauna Area | |
| 916 | I199298 | Patterson | Unknownm | Abt Dec 1880 | Y | 3 Dec 1880 | Kaukauna Times | Multum in Parvo, Boy to Mr. & Mrs. John Patterson Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/03/1880 | Page: 3 | Type: Birth |
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| 917 | I165462 | Payzant | Ida R. | McGilligan | 1 Oct 1918 | 7 Sep 1993 | 11 Oct 1918 | Kaukauna Times | Passing By Girl to Mr. & Mrs. George Payzant, Boy to Mr. & Mrs. Fred Gatz Kaukauna Times 10/11/1918 5 Birth |
| 918 | I140125 | Peerenboom | Clarence | 6 May 1930 | 16 Oct 1980 | 9 May 1930 | Kaukauna Times | Little Chute Personals Boy to Mr. & Mrs. Henry Peerenboom Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/09/1930 | Page: 2 | Type: Birth |
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| 919 | I7335 | Pendergast | Cyrill | 7 Sep 1924 | 6 Jun 1944 | 15 Mar 1944 | Kaukauna Times | Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pendergast received word from the War Department that their son Pfc. Cyril Pendergast had been killed in action on February 11 in Italy. Pfc. Pendergast was given the Purple Heart award last November after he suffered a hand wound. He had been in the Army almost a year entering March 31, 1943. He attended Holy Cross School and graduated Kaukauna high school in 1942. | |
| 920 | I7335 | Pendergast | Cyrill | 7 Sep 1924 | 6 Jun 1944 | 9 Jul 1948 | Kaukauna Times | The casketed remains of private George E. Egan Jr., and Pfc. Cyril G. Pendergast, World War II deceased members of the Army from Kaukauna, being returned from overseas final barrier, will arrive within five weeks accompanied by a uniform Army escort. In August 4, 1948; The casketed remains of Private First-Class Cyril G. Pendergast, 19, who was killed in action on the Anzio Beachhead February 14, 1944 while serving with the 30th Infantry Division arrived in Kaukauna Thursday. His body was interred in Italy but has been returned to this country at the request of his parents. |
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| 921 | I172792 | Pennings | Clarence A. | 6 May 1921 | 22 Apr 2011 | 20 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Clarence A. Pennings route 1, Kaukauna, has recently been promoted to the grade of staff sergeant. He is stationed somewhere in Greenland where as a AAC radio maintenance technician, he helps to keep airway radio equipment on the air 24 hours day in and day out.. | |
| 922 | I167394 | Perry | Louis | Abt 1872 | Abt Jun 1946 | 6 Jul 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sgt. Clarence M. Perry, Jr., has been visiting for the past few days with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perry Seventh Street. He recently returned from the Philippines and the South West Pacific area, where he spent the last 40 months. Although possessing 114 discharge points, he has been declared possessed of an essential skill and will not be discharged at this time. He wears three battle stars on his Asiatic - Pacific theater ribbon and two campaign stars on the Philippine liberation ribbon | |
| 923 | I1815 | Peters | Francis J. | 13 May 1875 | 10 Aug 1950 | 22 Nov 1895 | Kaukauna Times | 1895 Kaukauna Times dated 11/22/1895; Under "Dundas Dashes" Mr Frank Pete rs left for Green Bay to study to be a priest. | |
| 924 | I1815 | Peters | Francis J. | 13 May 1875 | 10 Aug 1950 | 7 Oct 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 10/07/1904; The Rev. Francis Peters of Morrison v isited here a few days guest of his parents. He leaves this week to take c harge of his new parish at Sawyer. | |
| 925 | I1815 | Peters | Francis J. | 13 May 1875 | 10 Aug 1950 | 3 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/03/1907; "Holland" the Rev Francis Peters of Sa wyer was at Holland Tuesday to visit his mother Mrs Peter Peters who is ill. 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 8/30/1907; The Rev. F. Peters now a pastor at Sa wyer has been transferred to Preble which has been scant for 3 months. |
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| 926 | I110654 | Peters | George Simon | 4 May 1872 | 6 Oct 1935 | 11 Oct 1907 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Times dated 10/11/1907;George, John, Willie and Joe Peters and Mrs Heiting of Nebraska are here visiting their mother Mrs. Peter Peters. | |
| 927 | I509 | Peters | John | 26 Mar 1865 | 15 May 1940 | 11 Oct 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 10/11/1907; George, John, Willie and Joe Pete rs and Mrs Heiting of Nebraska are here visiting their mother Mrs. Peter P eters. | |
| 928 | I7447 | Peters | John Henry | 29 Jul 1889 | 31 Dec 1972 | 13 Dec 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 12/13/1907; John and Peter Peters spent Sunday w ith their Uncle Arnold Biese at Wrightstown. | |
| 929 | I740 | Peters | Joseph Edward | 21 Aug 1881 | 27 Jul 1959 | 9 Sep 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/09/1904; M/M Joe Peters, M/M Peter Peters and M /M Henry Peters attended the funeral of Rev Verstegen in DePere on Wed. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 11/25/1904; Joseph Peters and wife spent a pleas ant day with the latters mother at Freedom on Sunday. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 12/16/1904; "Holland" Joseph Peters and Barney M icke hauled a load of cheese to Forest Junction Wednesday. |
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| 930 | I740 | Peters | Joseph Edward | 21 Aug 1881 | 27 Jul 1959 | 27 Jan 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 1/27/1905; Mr & Mrs Joseph Peters were surpris ed by a sleighload of Freedom merrymakers on Sunday who came to spend t he day with them. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 4/07/1905; Joseph Peters and wife visited Freed om guests of the latters mother, Mrs A Micke. |
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| 931 | I740 | Peters | Joseph Edward | 21 Aug 1881 | 27 Jul 1959 | 31 Aug 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 8/31/1906; Mr & Mrs Joseph Peters had a baby gir l. | |
| 932 | I740 | Peters | Joseph Edward | 21 Aug 1881 | 27 Jul 1959 | 3 Jun 1926 | Kaukauna Times | 1926 Kaukauna Times Article dated June 3, 1926 stated that a Mr & Mrs. J oe Peters of Wisconsin Rapids attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Wilpol t. Sarah would be the wife of Mrs. Peters' (Elizabeth Micke) Half-Broth er Louis Wilpolt. | |
| 933 | I793 | Peters | Martin Albert | 9 Sep 1878 | 2 Aug 1960 | 16 Dec 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 12/16/1904; Martin Peters of Portland, Or is spe nding a few days renewing aquaintences. | |
| 934 | I793 | Peters | Martin Albert | 9 Sep 1878 | 2 Aug 1960 | 8 Aug 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 8/08/1905; "Holland" Martin Peters and wife who w erre recently married at Freedom visited here before leaving for their n ew home in Portland OR. | |
| 935 | I11902 | Peters | Peter Henry | 14 Jun 1890 | 6 Jan 1956 | 13 Dec 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 12/13/1907; John and Peter Peters spent Sunday w ith their Uncle Arnold Biese at Wrightstown. | |
| 936 | I898 | Peters | Peter Johannes | 11 Nov 1832 | 16 Nov 1923 | 5 Apr 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 4/05/1898; Peter Peters the veteran assessor of Wodville was re-elected, he has served 29 years. | |
| 937 | I898 | Peters | Peter Johannes | 11 Nov 1832 | 16 Nov 1923 | 30 Sep 1898 | Kaukauna Times | 1898 Kaukauna Times dated 9/30/1898; Peter Peters of Dundas, departed S at for Hot Springs, Neb. where he will spend two months. | |
| 938 | I898 | Peters | Peter Johannes | 11 Nov 1832 | 16 Nov 1923 | 8 Nov 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna times dated11/08/1907 article mentions a Family Reunion took place on Oct 10. | |
| 939 | I1816 | Peters | Wilhelmina Henrietta | Heiting | 31 Dec 1876 | 5 Dec 1955 | 11 Oct 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 10/11/1907; George, John, Willie and Joe Pete rs and Mrs Heiting of Nebraska are here visiting their mother Mrs. Peter P eters. |
| 940 | I1813 | Peters | William Henry | 23 Sep 1869 | 22 Apr 1951 | 11 Oct 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 10/11/1907;George, John, Willie and Joe Peters a nd Mrs Heiting of Nebraska are here visiting their mother Mrs. Peter Peter s. | |
| 941 | I168942 | Phillips | George Sydney | 20 Dec 1876 | 12 Jan 1951 | 30 Aug 1895 | Kaukauna Times | Poor Manitowoc Kaukauna Baseball, Harry Frambach, Kromer, Charley and Geo Phillips Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/30/1895 | Page: 1 | Type: News |
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| 942 | I134434 | Pompa | Adeline L. | Valentyn | 14 Dec 1908 | 23 Dec 1992 | 24 Dec 1908 | Kaukauna Times | Kimberly Girl to Mr. & Mrs. George Pompa Kaukauna Sun | Date: 12/24/1908 | Page: A4 | Type: Birth |
| 943 | I127046 | Pompa | UnknownM | Abt Sep 1986 | 3 Sep 1986 | Kaukauna Times | Birth Pompa, Jacob and Gayle - Son Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/03/1986 | Page: A2 | Type: Birth |
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| 944 | I834 | Powers | Catharine Elisabeth "Elsie" | Vandenberg | 15 Feb 1890 | 15 Aug 1967 | 6 Mar 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 3/06/1908; Miss Elsie Powers is home from Fo nd du Lac to visit her mother Mrs John Powers. 1908 Kaukauna Sun dated 3/05/1908; Holland - Miss Elsie Powers of Fond du L ac is visiting her mother Mrs John Powers at Holland. 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 11/29/1907; Miss Elsie Powers of Fond du L ac is home for a visit. |
| 945 | I834 | Powers | Catharine Elisabeth "Elsie" | Vandenberg | 15 Feb 1890 | 15 Aug 1967 | 17 Sep 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 9/17/1919; Pat Clune, Will Powers and Elsie Powe rs were in Milwaukee this week to attend the state fair. |
| 946 | I834 | Powers | Catharine Elisabeth "Elsie" | Vandenberg | 15 Feb 1890 | 15 Aug 1967 | 5 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 8/05/1910; Mrs J.J. Vandenberg of Kenosha is t he guest of her parents Mr & Mrs John Powers. |
| 947 | I835 | Powers | Eleanor | Hansen | 9 Nov 1893 | 18 May 1976 | 10 Sep 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 9/10/1909; "Holland" Miss Eleanor Powers will sp end several weeks at Askeaton the guest of her aunt Mrs Fox. 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 11/12/1909 (Also Kaukauna Sun dated 11/11/1909 ); Miss Eleanor Powers has gone to Kenosha to visit. From there she wi ll go to Chicago where she is employed. |
| 948 | I835 | Powers | Eleanor | Hansen | 9 Nov 1893 | 18 May 1976 | 11 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Sun dated 8/11/1910; Miss Eleanor Powers of Chicago is visit ing her parents Mr & Mrs John Powers. 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 8/12/1910; Miss Eleanor Powers of Chicago is vis iting her parents Mr & Mrs John Powers. 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 11/11/1910; Miss Ella Powers and Margaret Clu ne were business callers in Kaukauna on Sunday. |
| 949 | I832 | Powers | John | 14 May 1858 | 28 Feb 1935 | 27 Jul 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 7/27/1906; "Holland" Calling on Kaukauna this we ek...Barney Wilpole......Mrs. John Powers... | |
| 950 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 29 May 1891 | Kaukauna Times | The "Hollandtown gang" who raise so much disturbance in the city last Saturday afternoon by an occasional display of their pugilistic ability were arrested and arraigned before Justice Mulloy. They were found guilty of the charge brought against them and find $25 this amount being equally divided between John Powers, George Clune, Thomas Glashene and Edward Glashene. | |
| 951 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 19 Jan 1894 | Kaukauna Times | 1894 Kaukauna Times dated 1/19/1894; John (Jack ) Powers won the fight aga inst McCoy in Menasha. A boxing match took place at Menasha Monday between Jack Powers of Kaukauna and "Cooper" McCoy, Chicago. McCoy proved to be the most scientific man of the two, but he couldn't stand the sledge-hammer blows delivered by Powers and the fight was stopped in the sixth round in favor of Powers. |
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| 952 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 14 Dec 1894 | Kaukauna Times | Another shooting affray occurred on the south side last Saturday night at the saloon of Alex Stoeger on Third Street. John Powers, the Hollandtown pugilist, and several associates, were playing dice, when a dispute arose over who should pay for some drinks. An exchange of words followed, and in the fracas Stoeger pulled a revolver for protection and shot Powers. Powers dodged quick enough to escape probable death, the ball striking him near the left ear, and lodged under the skin in the back of his head. The ball was flattened out like a cent, having struck the thick part of the skull. | |
| 953 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 5 Jun 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 6/05/1903; John Powers is laid up with a lame fo ot this week having been kicked by a horse Tuesday, John says his big t oe was driven so far into the ball of his foot that the doctor had to u se forceps to pull it out. | |
| 954 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 12 Jun 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 6/12/1903; Hollandtown- The friends of Mr. & Mr s. John Powers will be pleased to learn that their little son who has be en sick with Typhoid fever is now on the road to recovery. | |
| 955 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 10 Jul 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 7/10/1903; The recent rains added so much growt h, and talk about barley, Look at John Powers crop! | |
| 956 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 9 Sep 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/09/1904; The heaviest load of grain record ed at the local elevator here was received from John Powers at the Wirtz e levator a few days ago. It was a load of 195 bushels of barley weighi ng in at 9750 lbs. which netted the owner $103.30 cash. | |
| 957 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 1 Sep 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/01/1905; Holland - Mr & Mrs Thos. Duffy and Jo hn Powers and wife visited the caves at Cooperstown last week. | |
| 958 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 29 Sep 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/29/1905; The case of John POWERS versus Lorenz HASS, both residents of Hollandtown, which was decided in favor of POWERS two years ago before Justice E. A. BAKER and later appealed to the circuit court, was settled out of court Monday, the case having been called for the present session of the circuit court, POWERS withdrawing and agreeing to the payment of all costs. The case originally grew out of the taking up of a bull owned by POWERS, by HAAS who demanded a small amount of damages. Payment was refused and a justice court suit followed. The parties to the case have now sensibly settled their difficulties which they should have done two years ago and thus avoided the paying out of sufficient money to have purchased several bovines of the gentleman variety. | |
| 959 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 3 Nov 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 11/03/1905; The malicious prosecution case of Law rence HAAS vs. John POWERS, residents of Buchanan, was tried in circuit co urt at Appleton this week, the jury rendering a verdict of $500 for the pl aintiff. A motion for a new trial will be argued in a few days. The case h ad its origin in a line fence, the ownership of which was claimed by bo th parties. HAAS removed a portion of the fence and was arrested. The plai ntiff was represented by John BOTTENSEK and G. T. MOESKES of Appleton a nd the defendant by G. H. DAWSON of Kaukauna and T. H. RYAN of Appleton." | |
| 960 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 27 Apr 1906 | Kaukauna Times | 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 4/27/1906; John Powers team ran away doing mu ch damage. | |
| 961 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 17 Jul 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 7/17/1908; John Powers who went west several wee ks ago to attend the land drawing at Twin Falls Idaho, arrived home Tuesd ay evening, having been summoned by the serious illness of his father Patr ick Powers. Mr. Powers was not among the fortunate who drew land, but none theless purchased some while sojorning the west as he was favorably impres sed with Twin Falls. He will return to that country later. | |
| 962 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 24 Jun 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 6/24/1910; John Powers of Twin Falls Idaho whe re he is interested in mining and ranch property and in farming arrived We dnesday to visit relatives in Holland. | |
| 963 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 8 Jul 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 7/08/1910; John Powers of Buchanan, who recent ly came home from Twin Falls, ID. and J.D. Burke, the painter, were he ld up just outside of the city Friday eve at about 10 o'clock by several m en who rushed out of the bushes and caught their horses by the bit and dem anded money. Powers gave up all his change about 2.75 and Burke handed th em 90 cents and they ran away. Powers said he had more money in another po cket but they didnt search him. Marshall Colon has seen no suspicious char acters around town before or after the robbery. | |
| 964 | I359 | Powers | John "Jack" | 24 Oct 1863 | 18 Aug 1950 | 26 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 8/26/1910; John Powers who has been home for sev eral months with his family in the town of Buchanan, returned Monday to Id aho where he has spent the last two years and where he is interested in la nds near Twin Falls and Boise City. | |
| 965 | I11187 | Powers | Lorraine A. | Damro | 5 Aug 1922 | 15 Oct 2001 | 15 Mar 1939 | Kaukauna Times | This week the Hall of Fame presents another member of the senior class, Lorraine Powers. Lorraine has no certain hobbies but enjoys dancing very much. She has taken a complete commercial course and would fill the requirements for the position of any office on graduation in June. |
| 966 | I824 | Powers | Patrick | 17 Mar 1832 | 30 Apr 1920 | 17 Jul 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 7/17/1908; "Holland Squibs" Patrick Powers is se riously ill. | |
| 967 | I1799 | Powers | Patrick L. | 10 Jan 1896 | 8 Mar 1938 | 24 Jan 1896 | Kaukauna Times | 1896 Kaukauna Sun dated 1/24/1896; Holland - A young son arrived at the ho me of J. Powers last week. | |
| 968 | I3783 | Powers | Richard | 13 Jan 1850 | 27 Feb 1938 | 13 Sep 1895 | Kaukauna Times | Frank Richardson, the Island photographer, runs a branch gallery at Brillion, making regular trips out there for business, but since his last visit he has been looking around for larger improved apparatus for securing negatives. While at Brillion on his usual visit, Richard Powers, wife and family came in to have a family group taken. Mr. and Mrs. Powers were a hale, hearty couple, with a rugged looking family consisting of fourteen girls and 1 boy-the largest family of girls in the state it is believed. Richardson sized up the party and was compelled to inform them that his gallery and camera were too small. | |
| 969 | I275 | Powers | Richard B. | 31 Aug 1864 | 23 Aug 1948 | 2 Jan 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 1/02/1908; Mr & Mrs R B Powers spent New Yea rs at Pelican Lake guests of her parents Mr & Mrs Barney Finnigan. | |
| 970 | I275 | Powers | Richard B. | 31 Aug 1864 | 23 Aug 1948 | 12 Feb 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 2/12/1909; R.B. Powers purchased a quarter secti on of land in Marathon County last week. 1909 Kaukauna Sun dated 6/24/1909; Notice is hereby given that from aft er this date I will not be responsible for any debts or bills contract ed by any other person than myself. Dated this 17th day June, 1909, Richa rd B. Powers. |
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| 971 | I5 | POWERS | Sarah Ann | WILPOLT | 3 Mar 1857 | 23 May 1926 | 5 Aug 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 8/05/1910; Mrs Louis Wilpole and son Richard left Friday to visit relatives in Aberdeen, S.D. for a few weeks. (probably going to visit son Louis living with Theodore Micke Family - Theodore was half-brother to Sarah's deceased husband Louis Wilpolt - but they lived in edmunds, South Dakota in 1910, not Aberdeen. - Sarah's 2nd cousin, Anna (Cox) Fife did live in Aberdeen in 1910) |
| 972 | I5 | POWERS | Sarah Ann | WILPOLT | 3 Mar 1857 | 23 May 1926 | 17 Jun 1920 | Kaukauna Times | 1920 Kaukauna Times dated 6/17/1920; Mrs. Sarah Wilpolt and son Richard listed as guests attending the wedding of Mary Wilpolt and Leo Berres in Hollandtown on Tuesday Jan 15, 1920. |
| 973 | I685 | Powers | William Harold | 1 Jan 1889 | 21 Apr 1947 | 11 Sep 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 9/11/1903; Hollandtown - Willie Powers went to K aukauna on Monday to enter the High School. | |
| 974 | I685 | Powers | William Harold | 1 Jan 1889 | 21 Apr 1947 | 9 Sep 1904 | Kaukauna Times | 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 9/09/1904; Holland - Willie Powers, Anna Vandenbe rg and Miss Mayme Golden left Monday for Oshkosh where they will attend t he Normal School. 1904 Kaukauna Times dated 12/23/1904; "Holland" Mr.'s John Cox, William Po wers...etc...who are attending the Normal school at Oshkosh are home for x mas vacation. |
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| 975 | I685 | Powers | William Harold | 1 Jan 1889 | 21 Apr 1947 | 15 Sep 1905 | Kaukauna Times | 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 9/15/1905; Messrs Will Duffy, William Powers a nd Miss Anna Vandenberg are attending Oshkosh Normal School. 1905 Kaukauna Times dated 12/08/1905; "Holland" Will Duffy and William Powe rs of the Oshkosh Normal School spent Thanksgiving with their parents. |
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| 976 | I685 | Powers | William Harold | 1 Jan 1889 | 21 Apr 1947 | 17 Sep 1909 | Kaukauna Times | 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 9/17/1919; Pat Clune, Will Powers and Elsie Powe rs were in Milwaukee this week to attend the state fair. 1909 Kaukauna Times dated 11/12/1909 (Also Kaukuana Sun dated 11/11/1909 ); Pat Rohan and Will Powers attended the wedding of a relative in Maple G rove Wednesday. |
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| 977 | I685 | Powers | William Harold | 1 Jan 1889 | 21 Apr 1947 | 7 Jan 1910 | Kaukauna Times | 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 1/07/1910; "Holland" William H Powers of Buchan an spent New Years at the home of Wm. Golden and family. | |
| 978 | I685 | Powers | William Harold | 1 Jan 1889 | 21 Apr 1947 | 29 May 1946 | Kaukauna Times | 1946 Kaukauna Times dated 5/29/1946; William H. Powers Announces Candida cy for State Assembly - See Article. | |
| 979 | I88161 | Probst | Alois J. | 3 Dec 1917 | 21 May 1984 | 21 Dec 1917 | Kaukauna Times | Darboy Squibs Son to Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Probst Kaukauna Times 12/21/1917 6 Birth | |
| 980 | I88161 | Probst | Alois J. | 3 Dec 1917 | 21 May 1984 | 10 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Alois J. Probst received an honorable discharge at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. He served as a gunner in the military. He was awarded the American theater ribbon, the American defense ribbon and the good conduct ribbon. Probst enlisted in Milwaukee in May 1941. | |
| 981 | I127045 | Probst | Margaret | 7 Oct 1922 | 26 Jan 2015 | 26 Oct 1922 | Kaukauna Times | Darboy Girl to Mr. & mrs. William Probst Kaukauna Times 10/26/1922 3 Birth | |
| 982 | I121064 | Promer | Donald J. | 26 May 1918 | 10 Jun 1994 | 28 Dec 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Staff Sgt. Donald J. Promer and his wife Sgt. Marjorie E Promer both received honorable discharges from the Army recently. Donald had been in service for three years and 10 months. He wears the European Middle Eastern theater ribbon with three battle stars and the combat infantry badge. Sgt. Marjorie Promer was a basic training instructor at the first Wac Training Ctr., Fort Des Moines. | |
| 983 | I155317 | Quella | Andrew J. | 25 Nov 1888 | 17 Jun 1966 | 22 Jun 1966 | Kaukauna Times | A high mass was celebrated Tuesday for Rev. Andrew J. Quella, 77, pastor of Holy Cross Catholic Church here for the last 19 years. The Rev. Stanislaus V. Bona, Bishop of Green Bay, was celebrant of the mass. The Kaukauna parish had been Fr. Quella's first assignment as a young priest in 1917. |
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| 984 | I416 | Rademacher | Agnes | VanDyke | 27 May 1889 | 21 Nov 1974 | 24 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/24/1907; Miss Agnes Radamacher visited a few d ays with her sister Mrs Mike VanAbel at Kimberly. |
| 985 | I16872 | Rademacher | Cecelia | VanAbel | 28 Dec 1880 | 7 Aug 1949 | 13 Nov 1895 | Kaukauna Times | 1895 Kaukauna Times dated 11/13/1895 Miss Celia Radamacher who has been spending time with her sister in Kaukau na has returned home. |
| 986 | I16872 | Rademacher | Cecelia | VanAbel | 28 Dec 1880 | 7 Aug 1949 | 24 May 1907 | Kaukauna Times | 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 5/24/1907 Miss Agnes Radamacher visited a few days with her sister Mrs Mike VanAb el at Kimberly. |
| 987 | I16872 | Rademacher | Cecelia | VanAbel | 28 Dec 1880 | 7 Aug 1949 | 3 Apr 1908 | Kaukauna Times | 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 4/03/1908"Holland" Miss Agnes Rademacher is visiting her sister Mrs Michael Van Ab el at Kimberly 1908 Kaukauna Sun dated 9/24/1908"Holland" Mrs. Michael VanAbel spent Sunday visiting her mother Mrs Barba ra Radamacher at Dundas. 1908 Kaukauna Times dated 9/25/1908Mrs Michael VanAbel of Kimberly spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Barbara R adamacher. |
| 988 | I1958 | Rademacher | Clifford W. | 18 Oct 1918 | 23 Jan 2006 | 18 Aug 1945 | Kaukauna Times | Tech. Corporal Clifford Rademacher is spending a 34-day furlough with his parents. He just returned from the European theater after spending five months in combat and two months in hospitals and 11 months of non-combat duty. He was assigned to the Fifth Armored division as a machine gunner on a half-track. | |
| 989 | I2292 | Rademacher | John | Abt 1875 | Bef 1920 | 19 Jun 1908 | Kaukauna Times | Kaukauna Times dated 6/19/1908 John Rademacher of Stanley is visiting his mother Mrs Barbara Radamach er at Dundas. | |
| 990 | I915 | Rademacher | Josephine | Eiting | 8 Nov 1857 | 13 Feb 1939 | 25 Nov 1881 | Kaukauna Times | 1881 Kaukauna Times 11/25/1881. Mrs Wm. J. Eiting gave a set of goble ts as a wedding gift to Ms. Maggie McCarty and Bernard Cocoran. Pauline Ra demacher gave a fruit dish. |
| 991 | I915 | Rademacher | Josephine | Eiting | 8 Nov 1857 | 13 Feb 1939 | 1 Aug 1902 | Kaukauna Times | 1902 Kaukauna Times dated 8/01/1902;Mrs. Wm. Eiting and daughter Josephi ne spent a few days in Appleton this week 1902 Kaukauna Times dates 10/17/1902; Mrs. Wm. Eiting visited her broth er John Rademacher of Wrightstown Wed. |
| 992 | I915 | Rademacher | Josephine | Eiting | 8 Nov 1857 | 13 Feb 1939 | 6 Mar 1903 | Kaukauna Times | 1903 Kaukauna Times dated 3/06/1903; Mrs. W. Eiting and daughter Phina visi ted Mrs. Fred Hadler in Appleton Friday. (Her sister Mary) |
| 993 | I2288 | Rademacher | Julia | Heiting | 26 Feb 1873 | 24 Feb 1959 | 16 Dec 1892 | Kaukauna Times | 1892 Kaukauna Times dated 12/16/1892 Under "Dundas" Miss Julia Rademacher was visiting relatives in Kakauna t he past few days. |
| 994 | I2288 | Rademacher | Julia | Heiting | 26 Feb 1873 | 24 Feb 1959 | 10 Feb 1899 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 2/10/1899 Miss Rose Radamacher returned from Dundas after visiting her sister Mrs An ton Hiting. |
| 995 | I892 | Rademacher | Peter | 25 May 1877 | 20 Jun 1954 | 8 Jun 1906 | Kaukauna Times | KING of the SCHUT 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 6/08/1906; Rademacher crowned King at the annu al shoot at Hollandtown that was held on Wednesday, the people turning o ut from miles in every direction. Peter Rademacher suceeded bringing do wn the wooden bird from the top of the pole and was accordingly crowned ki ng. 200 and 29 shots were fired. An elaborate dinner followed in the eveni ng by a dance. |
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| 996 | I892 | Rademacher | Peter | 25 May 1877 | 20 Jun 1954 | 3 Jun 1926 | Kaukauna Times | 1926 Kaukauna Times Article dated June 3, 1926 stated that a Mr & Mrs. Pet er Radmacher of Dundas attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Wilpolt. Sarah w ould have been the wife of Mrs. Rademachers (Anna Micke) Half-brother Lou is Wilpolt. | |
| 997 | I108735 | Rademacher | Richard | 20 Aug 1937 | 9 Mar 1966 | Kaukauna Times | Richard Rademacher, head librarian of the Kaukauna public library, will be leaving his post at the end of April to become library director at the Eau Claire public library. Rademacher became head of Kaukauna public library in January 1964. He is a 1955 graduate of Kaukauna high school. | ||
| 998 | I1431 | Rademacher | Rose | Nichols | 30 May 1878 | Bef 1978 | 10 Feb 1889 | Kaukauna Times | 1899 Kaukauna Times dated 2/10/1899 Miss Rose Radamacher returned from Dundas after visiting her sister Mrs An ton Hiting. |
| 999 | I1431 | Rademacher | Rose | Nichols | 30 May 1878 | Bef 1978 | 13 Dec 1895 | Kaukauna Times | 1895 Kaukauna Times dated 12/13/1895 Under "Dundas Dashes" Miss Rosa Rademacher is visiting with her sister, M rs John Behler in So. Kaukauna. |
| 1000 | I33591 | Rademacher | Verna L. | 3 Dec 1909 | 7 Jun 1998 | 12 Oct 1945 | Kaukauna Times | First Lieut. Verna Rademacher, Army air Corps nurse, who served in Europe is spending a 45-day leave here with her parents. |
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