WAGNER, Harold
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News Southwest Ravenna Muskegon Chronicle, Thursday, September 18,
1941
Mr.
and Mrs. John Wagner and sons Howard and Harold accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Wagner of Muskegon Heights to Detroit for the week end. They attended the state fair and visited
Robert Wagner who is employed at Ford’s mechanical school
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News Southwest Ravenna Muskegon Chronicle, Thursday, September 18,
1941
There
are 46 pupils enrolled at the Zoll school.
For the new term, Mrs. Grace Goodrich is the teacher. Former pupils now attending Ravenna high
school are Iris Wunsch and Juanita Bromley, freshmen, Howard and Harold Wagner,
sophomores Doris Anderson, Marie Schultz and Gloria Bromley, juniors and Ardis
Anderson, Virginia and Orville Bromley, seniors
WAGNER, Howard
Article
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News Southwest Ravenna Muskegon Chronicle, Thursday, September 18,
1941
Mr.
and Mrs. John Wagner and sons Howard and Harold accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Wagner of Muskegon Heights to Detroit for the week end. They attended the state fair and visited
Robert Wagner who is employed at Ford’s mechanical school
Article
Neighboring
News Southwest Ravenna Muskegon Chronicle, Thursday, September 18,
1941
There
are 46 pupils enrolled at the Zoll school.
For the new term, Mrs. Grace Goodrich is the teacher. Former pupils now attending Ravenna high
school are Iris Wunsch and Juanita Bromley, freshmen, Howard and Harold Wagner,
sophomores Doris Anderson, Marie Schultz and Gloria Bromley, juniors and Ardis
Anderson, Virginia and Orville Bromley, seniors
WAGNER,
Jacob
Muskegon Chronicle,
Muskegon, MI, Wednesday, August 26, 1896
A CAMP
INSTITUTED Modern Woodmen of America
Are Now Represented at Whitehall C. J.
French Camp, Modern Woodmen of America was instituted at Whitehall Wednesday night with 31 charter
members. The order starts off there in
splendid shape. Twenty-six members of the Muskegon camp
drove up in the evening, going to a
carryall drawn by two teams and in two other horse rigs. The party started at 6:30 p.m. and arrived at 9:30. Arrived at Whitehall the new camp was
instituted, the local team of
foresters, the crack team of Western Michigan, having charge of the
initiation. Afterward there was a
banquet at the G.A.R. hall, to which about 75 persons sat down. The woodmen started on the return trip at
one o’clock and arrived here at 4:30 this
morning. Along the way they
enlivened matters with the M.W.A. yell.
Those who made up the party
were: Bert Stuit, H. A. Bauchnecht,
John Leatherman, J. A. Snyder, Albert Bush, Henry Harnan, V. B. Eckenrede, W. W. Richards, Edward Oakley, Jacob
Wagner, C. M. Duncan, W. C. Stewart,
George Tart, C. B. Stuart, A. Leatherman, Nels Leatherman, J. G. Straub, Anton
Harnau, Daniel Veltman, E. J. Gillie, William Nested, Jr., Clinton Knapp, W. G. Smith, Vernon Yost, George
Smith, Joseph Mervau
WAGNER,
John
Article
Muskegon Daily
Chronicle, Muskegon, MI Friday, February 6, 1903, page 7:2
FORMER MUSKEGON MAN
ILL WITH TYPHOID FEVER John Wagner, son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wagner, 188 Pine
street, has been ill with typhoid fever in St. Luke’s hospital, Chicago,
for about three weeks. Yesterday, his
parents received word that he was
getting along nicely and that the fever had nearly left him. On Wednesday, a letter was received from the physician who is attending
Mr. Wagner stating that his condition is very favorable.
WAGNER, John
WAGNER, Mr. & Mrs. John
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News Southwest Ravenna Muskegon Chronicle, Thursday, September 18,
1941
Mr.
and Mrs. John Wagner and sons Howard and Harold accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Wagner of Muskegon Heights to Detroit for the week end. They attended the state fair and visited
Robert Wagner who is employed at Ford’s mechanical school
WAGNER,
Marie (Mrs.)
Obituary
Muskegon Chronicle,
Muskegon, MI Monday, June 14, 1943, page 11
Mrs. Marie Wagner,
82 years old, 924 Howden street, Muskegon Heights, died Sunday in Hackley
Hospital following an illness of 18
months. She was born in France, coming
to the United States in 1881. She settled in Medfort, Wis. Mrs.
Wagner came to Muskegon Heights in 1921. She was married to Charles Wagner in Medford, Wis., May 10,
1883. He died June 11, 1938. She
was a member of the Bethlehem Lutheran church of Muskegon Heights. She is survived by four sons, Ernest and Herbert of Wisconsin, Albert
Wagner of Muskegon Heights and Walter Wagner of Champlin, Minn.; three daughters, Mrs. H.C. Batzer of Rib Lake,
Wis., Mrs. John Meyer, Muskegon Heights, and Mrs. Orin Brigham of Madison, Wis.; 22 grandchildren and 11
great-grandchildren.
WAGNER - Services
for Mrs. Marie Wagner, 924 Howden street, Muskegon Heights, will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the
Lee Funeral Home, Rev. Charles hanson officiating. She will be laid to rest in Mona View.
WAGNER, Mr. & Mrs. Wallace
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News Southwest Ravenna Muskegon Chronicle, Thursday, September 18,
1941
Mr.
and Mrs. John Wagner and sons Howard and Harold accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Wagner of Muskegon Heights to Detroit for the week end. They attended the state fair and visited
Robert Wagner who is employed at Ford’s mechanical school