News: Butler (2 May 1974)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Altmann, Reineke, Hall, Mayenschein, Andruskiewicz, Kile, Bizjak, Rasmussen, Morrison, Tieman, Palmer, Keller, Daines, Conklin, Kuehl, La Flex, Collins, Wavrunek, Pichler, Krueger, Ondal

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 5/02/1974

Butler (2 May 1974)

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Altmann and family of Marshfield were weekend guests of the Arthur Reinekes. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinke and family of Eau Claire called there Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence hall of Wisconsin Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mayenschein and family of Greenwood visited Sunday at the Curt Mayenschein home. Pam and Gail Andruskiewicz of Thorp spent the weekend there.

Sunday, Mrs. John Kile was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Bizjak. In the afternoon they drove to Stanley and visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussen.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morrison visited at the Earl Tieman home in Stanley Monday night.

Mrs. Jerome Tieman and daughter, Denise, of Milwaukee, drove to the Charles Tieman farm Saturday and picked up Douglas Tieman. He had been visiting his grandparents for several days.

Mr. and Mrs. David Kile of Thorp visited his mother, Mrs. John Kile, Wednesday night.

The Rev. and Mrs. Harold Palmer spent several days visiting in northern Minnesota last week.

Bud Kile of Owen and his mother Mrs. John Kile called on David Kile Sunday night.

Mrs. Henry Keller of Greenwood spent Thursday with Mrs. Chester Daines.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conklin visited Mrs. Hugo Kuehl and Mr. Oliver La Flex, who is in a Marshfield hospital, Thursday. Mr. La Flex returned home Monday.

Mrs. Georgia Collins and Ray attended the wedding of their granddaughter and niece, Kathleen Wavrunek, when she became the bride of Arnold Pichler of Eau Claire, at Neillsville Saturday.

Mrs. Lottie Morrison and Mrs. Lillian Krueger of Willard visited Mrs. Georgia Collins Sunday. Albert Morrison also called there.

This neighborhood was saddened last week by the death of Robert Ondal of Stanley. Although he had never lived here, his mother was born and raised here so he was very well known and liked. Several from this area attended the funeral at Stanley Friday. He was buried in the Butler Cemetery.