Sawyer County Record July 4, 1912
Three Year Old Child Lost
Ray Argetsinger, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Argetsinger of Couderay, strayed into the woods Sunday and became lost. Bloodhounds were brought down from Ashland Monday, in charge of an expert, who left immediately by automobile to the place where the poor child was lost. It is doubtful if the child survived the first night as horseflies and mosquitos are very bad at this season. His parents are prostrated with grief. At 2:00 Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Clark and 15 men left in automobiles and with teams to search for the child.
Sawyer County Record
June 6, 1935
A lovely wedding took place at the Holmquest farm in the Kinnemon community last Monday at noon. The happy couple are Ray W. Artgetsinger of Couderay and Miss Hazel Holmquest, who has been teaching school at Radisson.
The nearest of kin on both sides were present, all in genial mood, and were served a bounteous and delicious dinner by Mrs. Holmquest Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Argetsinger started on a honeymoon motor trip immediately, with St. Paul as the first stopping place. On their return, the Argetsingers will make their home in Couderay where they have a business.
The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. W.J. Davies.
OBITUARY
Funeral services for Couderay store owner Ray W. Argetsinger, 69, who died at Shell Lake July 20, were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 23, at the Presbyterian Church in Couderay, with Dr. Robert Koenig officiating. Interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery in Couderay.
Born March 11, 1909 at Couderay, he attended school at Couderay and was a graduate of Glidden High School. He attended Eau Claire State College, and in 1931, became the owner of Argetsinger's Store, a business he operated until the time of his death.
He was married to Hazel Holmquist at Hayward in 1935, was village clerk for almost 40 years, and was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include his wife; one son, Norman, Couderay; two brothers, Elmer, Park River, N.D., and John, Klamath Falls, Or.; two sisters, Ruth Parkos, Minneapolis, Minn., and Hazel Willy, St. Paul, Minn.; three grandchildren.
The Anderson Funeral Home, Hayward, was in charge of arrangements. Serving as pallbearers were Dale Scharlau, John Block, Herb Block, Chet Poradish, Frank Hoeft and Bernie Rich.
Three Year Old Child Lost
Ray Argetsinger, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Argetsinger of Couderay, strayed into the woods Sunday and became lost. Bloodhounds were brought down from Ashland Monday, in charge of an expert, who left immediately by automobile to the place where the poor child was lost. It is doubtful if the child survived the first night as horseflies and mosquitos are very bad at this season. His parents are prostrated with grief. At 2:00 Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Clark and 15 men left in automobiles and with teams to search for the child.
Sawyer County Record
June 6, 1935
A lovely wedding took place at the Holmquest farm in the Kinnemon community last Monday at noon. The happy couple are Ray W. Artgetsinger of Couderay and Miss Hazel Holmquest, who has been teaching school at Radisson.
The nearest of kin on both sides were present, all in genial mood, and were served a bounteous and delicious dinner by Mrs. Holmquest Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Argetsinger started on a honeymoon motor trip immediately, with St. Paul as the first stopping place. On their return, the Argetsingers will make their home in Couderay where they have a business.
The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. W.J. Davies.
OBITUARY
Funeral services for Couderay store owner Ray W. Argetsinger, 69, who died at Shell Lake July 20, were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 23, at the Presbyterian Church in Couderay, with Dr. Robert Koenig officiating. Interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery in Couderay.
Born March 11, 1909 at Couderay, he attended school at Couderay and was a graduate of Glidden High School. He attended Eau Claire State College, and in 1931, became the owner of Argetsinger's Store, a business he operated until the time of his death.
He was married to Hazel Holmquist at Hayward in 1935, was village clerk for almost 40 years, and was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include his wife; one son, Norman, Couderay; two brothers, Elmer, Park River, N.D., and John, Klamath Falls, Or.; two sisters, Ruth Parkos, Minneapolis, Minn., and Hazel Willy, St. Paul, Minn.; three grandchildren.
The Anderson Funeral Home, Hayward, was in charge of arrangements. Serving as pallbearers were Dale Scharlau, John Block, Herb Block, Chet Poradish, Frank Hoeft and Bernie Rich.
Sawyer County Record July 4, 1912
Three Year Old Child Lost
Ray Argetsinger, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Argetsinger of Couderay, strayed into the woods Sunday and became lost. Bloodhounds were brought down from Ashland Monday, in charge of an expert, who left immediately by automobile to the place where the poor child was lost. It is doubtful if the child survived the first night as horseflies and mosquitos are very bad at this season. His parents are prostrated with grief. At 2:00 Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Clark and 15 men left in automobiles and with teams to search for the child.
Sawyer County Record
June 6, 1935
A lovely wedding took place at the Holmquest farm in the Kinnemon community last Monday at noon. The happy couple are Ray W. Artgetsinger of Couderay and Miss Hazel Holmquest, who has been teaching school at Radisson.
The nearest of kin on both sides were present, all in genial mood, and were served a bounteous and delicious dinner by Mrs. Holmquest Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Argetsinger started on a honeymoon motor trip immediately, with St. Paul as the first stopping place. On their return, the Argetsingers will make their home in Couderay where they have a business.
The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. W.J. Davies.
OBITUARY
Funeral services for Couderay store owner Ray W. Argetsinger, 69, who died at Shell Lake July 20, were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 23, at the Presbyterian Church in Couderay, with Dr. Robert Koenig officiating. Interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery in Couderay.
Born March 11, 1909 at Couderay, he attended school at Couderay and was a graduate of Glidden High School. He attended Eau Claire State College, and in 1931, became the owner of Argetsinger's Store, a business he operated until the time of his death.
He was married to Hazel Holmquist at Hayward in 1935, was village clerk for almost 40 years, and was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include his wife; one son, Norman, Couderay; two brothers, Elmer, Park River, N.D., and John, Klamath Falls, Or.; two sisters, Ruth Parkos, Minneapolis, Minn., and Hazel Willy, St. Paul, Minn.; three grandchildren.
The Anderson Funeral Home, Hayward, was in charge of arrangements. Serving as pallbearers were Dale Scharlau, John Block, Herb Block, Chet Poradish, Frank Hoeft and Bernie Rich.
Three Year Old Child Lost
Ray Argetsinger, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Argetsinger of Couderay, strayed into the woods Sunday and became lost. Bloodhounds were brought down from Ashland Monday, in charge of an expert, who left immediately by automobile to the place where the poor child was lost. It is doubtful if the child survived the first night as horseflies and mosquitos are very bad at this season. His parents are prostrated with grief. At 2:00 Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Clark and 15 men left in automobiles and with teams to search for the child.
Sawyer County Record
June 6, 1935
A lovely wedding took place at the Holmquest farm in the Kinnemon community last Monday at noon. The happy couple are Ray W. Artgetsinger of Couderay and Miss Hazel Holmquest, who has been teaching school at Radisson.
The nearest of kin on both sides were present, all in genial mood, and were served a bounteous and delicious dinner by Mrs. Holmquest Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Argetsinger started on a honeymoon motor trip immediately, with St. Paul as the first stopping place. On their return, the Argetsingers will make their home in Couderay where they have a business.
The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. W.J. Davies.
OBITUARY
Funeral services for Couderay store owner Ray W. Argetsinger, 69, who died at Shell Lake July 20, were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 23, at the Presbyterian Church in Couderay, with Dr. Robert Koenig officiating. Interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery in Couderay.
Born March 11, 1909 at Couderay, he attended school at Couderay and was a graduate of Glidden High School. He attended Eau Claire State College, and in 1931, became the owner of Argetsinger's Store, a business he operated until the time of his death.
He was married to Hazel Holmquist at Hayward in 1935, was village clerk for almost 40 years, and was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include his wife; one son, Norman, Couderay; two brothers, Elmer, Park River, N.D., and John, Klamath Falls, Or.; two sisters, Ruth Parkos, Minneapolis, Minn., and Hazel Willy, St. Paul, Minn.; three grandchildren.
The Anderson Funeral Home, Hayward, was in charge of arrangements. Serving as pallbearers were Dale Scharlau, John Block, Herb Block, Chet Poradish, Frank Hoeft and Bernie Rich.
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