George
C. & Margaret (Andrews) Hoehne
Greenwood, Clark Co., Wisconsin
George C. Hoehne was a lifetime resident
of Greenwood, Wisconsin area where he, his brother and father operated a
hardware store and also were engaged in the plumbing and heating business.
He was born February 5, 1905 to Carl & Emma Lena (Runkel)
Hoehne.
Dec. 18, 1932, he married the former
Margaret Andrews at Greenwood. She was born
Sept. 11, 1911 and was the daughter of Frank and Eva (Arms) Andrews.
The Hoehne family belonged to the
Zion United Church of Christ in
Greenwood, Wisconsin. George was a member of the Masonic Lodge 249, Neillsville Chapter No. 66 of the
Royal Arch Masons, Neillsville Commandry No. 36 and Zor Shrine Temple.
Margaret belonged to the Greenwood Women's Club.
George died of a heart attack October 18,
1975. His wife, Margaret (Andrews) Hoehne died July 23, 1995. They
are both buried in the
Greenwood City Cemetery.
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George
C. Hoehne in 1937 |
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George Hoehne belonged to the prestigious
Greenwood Commercial Club and was its treasurer the year a
Banquet was held in honor of the unveiling of the
Peace Monument given to the city by Ernest Durig in 1937. His
father, Carl C. Hoehne, was also one of the area residents who had a bust made by the
artist.
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Children of Carl & Emma Lena (Runkel)
Hoehn
Nelda, Ilma, Jule & George |
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Bust of Carl C. Hoehne 1870-1963 |
Bio: Hoehne, Jeffery Paul
Contact: janet@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
----Source: Greenwood Gleaner, 1961
JEFFREY HOEHNE TO GRADUATE FROM UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
Madison, Wis., Jeffrey P. Hoehne, Greenwood, is among the 2,777 members of
the Senior Class of 1961 of the University of Wisconsin, who have their
pictures in the senior section of the 1962 Badger annual yearbook of the
State University.
The 500-page Badger yearbook will be distributed late in the spring among
its purchasers on the Wisconsin campus. Published annually by Wisconsin
students for Wisconsin students on an entirely self-supporting basis, the
Badger contains thousands of photos of Wisconsin students and studen groups.
Wisconsin campus scenes and activities, and UW faculty and staff members, to
record the entire story of the University's school year and the many
individuals from all parts of the state and nation who took part in it.
Obit: Hoehne, Emma Lena
Runkel (1873 - 1953)
Obit: Hoehne, George (1905 -
1975)
Obit: Hoehne, Julius R.
(1907 - 1982)
Obit: Hoehne, Margaret (1911
- 1995)
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