Harold Norman Marvin, 42, of Libby, Mont. died suddenly Saturday.
Additional obituary information available.
The Forest Republican, January 24, 1957
Harold Norman Marvin, 42, of Libby, Mont. died suddenly Saturday.
Additional obituary information available.
The Forest Republican, January 24, 1957
The names of the students in the Wolf River School photo have been found. The names are as given by Mr. Wallace Yocum who attended the school at the time. Look under the biographical section to see the photo.
Mrs. Jane Priscilla Ferguson died at 6:25 Tuesday morning.
Deceased was born Sept 13, 1868 at Fremont, WI. She was married to Wiley Ferguson on Feb. 17, 1890.
Surviving are two daughters and two sons.
The Forest Republican – Sept 16, 1954
Deceased was born Jan 26, 1882 in Wolf county, KY. He was married in 1904 to Dora Miller. In 1912 they came to the town of Crandon, where he took up farming.
Surviving besides his widow are four daughters, a son, three sisters, two brothers, 26 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
The Forest Republican – Aug 26, 1954
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Gibbs of Crandon recently celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary.
Mr. & Mrs. Loddie Mikulecky of Crandon celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Vernon Tschohl, of South Milwaukee.
They were married at Racine on Aug 10, 1904. They have 3 daughters and a son.
The Forest Republican – Aug 12, 1954
Michael L. Henes; born Aug 8, 1882 in Seymour. He was married there to Anna Beyer on Aug 12, 1908. Surviving besides his widow, are two brothers, Rupert of Neenah and Joe of Appleton; a sister, Mrs. Anna Huettl of Green Bay, and nieces and nephews.
The Forest Republican
We’ve added 4 new photos to the site. More photos will be added as time allows. Please see our Photo Gallery.
Boy Seriously Injured
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A young friend of our says “Crandon is a nice town in which to live, there are so many tin cans laying about and so many dog’s tails to tie them to.”