From page 1 of the Monday, Jan. 28, 1935 Baraboo News-Republic:
GEO. CURTISS OF REEDSBURG DIES FRIDAY
Reedsburg - George Curtiss of Reedsburg passed away very suddenly at the county farm Friday afternoon after a very short illness. He was a brother of Mrs. Howland. He was one of the Old Settlers and had been caller for the Old Settlers' dances for many years. He had already been engaged for this year's meeting next month.
GEO. CURTISS OF REEDSBURG DIES FRIDAY
Reedsburg - George Curtiss of Reedsburg passed away very suddenly at the county farm Friday afternoon after a very short illness. He was a brother of Mrs. Howland. He was one of the Old Settlers and had been caller for the Old Settlers' dances for many years. He had already been engaged for this year's meeting next month.
From page 1 of the Monday, Jan. 28, 1935 Baraboo News-Republic:
GEO. CURTISS OF REEDSBURG DIES FRIDAY
Reedsburg - George Curtiss of Reedsburg passed away very suddenly at the county farm Friday afternoon after a very short illness. He was a brother of Mrs. Howland. He was one of the Old Settlers and had been caller for the Old Settlers' dances for many years. He had already been engaged for this year's meeting next month.
GEO. CURTISS OF REEDSBURG DIES FRIDAY
Reedsburg - George Curtiss of Reedsburg passed away very suddenly at the county farm Friday afternoon after a very short illness. He was a brother of Mrs. Howland. He was one of the Old Settlers and had been caller for the Old Settlers' dances for many years. He had already been engaged for this year's meeting next month.
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