Obit: Andreasen, Carl (1884 – 1967)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames: Andreasen, Luetkehoelter, Sorensen, Peterson, Neilsen, Hansen, Larsen,
Miller, Petersen, Osterby
---------Source: OWEN ENTERPRISE (Owen, Clark County, Wis.) 16 Nov 1967
Andreasen, Carl (4 OCT 1884 – 11 NOV 1967)
Final rites for Carl J. Andreasen were conducted Tuesday at two o'clock from
Nazareth Lutheran Church, Withee, with Rev. H.W. Luetkehoelter officiating.
Burial was made in the parish cemetery.
Sons and son-in-law served as pallbearers, while Mesdames Frances Sorensen, John
Peterson and Richard Neilsen were in charge of the floral offerings.
Mr. Andreasen, a resident of Withee (Clark Co., Wis.) for 64 years, died
suddenly and unexpectedly of a heart attack at his home at 5:30 Saturday
evening, November 11, 1967.
Carl J. Andreasen was born October 4, 1884 in Denmark, and in 1903 came to the
United States and settled in Withee. He had worked for the railroad and in the
lumber camps, and later clerked in various stores in Withee. He also had been a
policeman in Withee for several years, and had served as assessor for the
village of Withee.
His marriage to Thyra Hansen took place October 2, 1914, at Withee.
Mr. Andreasen was a member of the Nazareth Lutheran Church and its' men's club.
In addition to his wife, survivors are three sons, Rolf, St. Louis, Missouri'
Clifford, St. Louis Park, Innesota; and Norman, route 2, Withee; four daughters,
Mrs. Hanse (Inger) Larsen, Fridley, Minnesota; Mrs. Vern (Elma) Miller, route 2,
Withee; Mrs. Richard (Roma) Petersen, Circle Pines, Minnesota; and Mrs. Donald
(Esther) Osterby, Wausau; and 23 grandchildren.
Bio: Andreasen, Gustave Herman AKA Warner, Herman (13 Feb 1880-25 July 1963)
Transcriber, Janet
Surnames: Andreasen, Warner
Herman Warner / aka Herman Andreasen
Herman Warner lived in Thorp, Clark Co., WI. He was born 13 Feb 1880 in Hatterod, Tune, Oppland, Norway and emigrated to the USA under the name Gustav Herman Andreasen, 4 May 1928 Via Oslo to New York, NY on the vessel Bergansfjord. He filed his declaration of intent in Neillsville, WI 3 Feb 1930 at the age of 49 yrs. ( as a laborer. He was a white Scandinavian male with a light complexion, blue eyes and light hair. He stood 5 ft.,, 9 inches tall and weighed 169 pounds with no distinctive marks. His certification No. was 14-1274 and the clerk recording the information was Allen Wildish. Herman died at the age of eighty-three.
[ Naturalization Records ] [ Oath of Allegiance ]
Spouse: Dorothy Frances Plecity Warner
Child: Germaine Warner
Parents:
Andreas Vernersen Sandengen (b. 15 May 1838 in Tune, Østfold, Norway) & Anna Marie Gulbrandsdatter Sand Engen (b. 28 January 1840 in Tune, Østfold, Norway--d. 7 July 1911, Tune, Østfold, Norway)
Children of Andreas & Anna Marie Sandengen
Annette Matilde Andreassen, Female, 1859–Deceased; Julie Andreasdatter Sandengen, Female, 1860–1938; Gulbrand Andreassen Hatterod, Male, 1862–1866; Viktor Andreasen Soli, Male, 1865–1944; Gulbrand Andreassen, Male, 1866–Deceased; Anton Herman Andreassen, Male, 1868–1890; Amanda Marie Andreassen, Female, 1871–1875; Otto A. Solie, Male, 1873–1950; Amanda Marie Andreassen, Female, 1875–1884; Johan Arnt Andreasen Hatterod, Male, 17 Oct 1877–16 Oct 1961 in Stanley, WI; Gustav Herman Vernersen, Male, 1880–1963; Oskar Julius Andreasen Kollerod, Male, 1882–1884.
Grandparents of Herman Warner: Verner Steffensen, (26 Jan 1800, Tune, Ostfold, Norge–Deceased) & Helen Olsdatter, (26 Feb 1797, Tune, Østfold, Norway–Deceased). Marriage: 21 Aug 1820 in Sarpsborg, Tune, Smaalenenes, Norge
1930 Federal Census, Thorp, Clark, Wisconsin, USA, Dwelling # 82, Family # 85
1940 Federal Census, 1940 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, South 60th Street, House # 173, Sheet Number 1B, Order of Visitation 25
Herman G Warner; White married 60 yr. old male, born in Norway,
Farm No., Inferred Residence in 1935 Thorp, Clark, Wisconsin
Residence in 1935 Thorp, Clark, Wisconsin; Resident on farm in 1935 No. House
Rented, Value of Home or Monthly Rental if Rented $25
Citizenship Naturalized
Attended School or College No
Highest Grade Completed High School, 1st year
Occupation Carpenter; Duration of Unemployment 104
Class of Worker Wage or salary worker in Government work
Weeks Worked in 1939: 39
Income $700 Income Other Sources No
Household Members
Herman G Warner 60 Head
Dorothy Warner, 33 Wife
Germaine Warner; 1 Daughter
Catherine A Pleciky; 29 Sister-in-law
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Obit:: Warner, Herman Gustav
Transcriber: Janet
----Source: Social Security Death Record
Herman Warner
State Wisconsin
Residence Place Wisconsin
Age 83
Birth Date 13 Feb 1880
Death Date Jul 1963
Obit: Soli, Victor (1865 –1943)
Contact: Stan
Surnames: Soli, Brandsness, Olson, Cassell, Warner
----Source: THORP COURIER (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 05/11/1944
Soli, Victor (16 JAN 1865 - 1 MAY 1944)
Victor Soli (1865-1943)
Retired lumberman and industrialist, Victor Soli, 79, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Hjalmar Brandsness, here, Monday morning, May 1st, 1944, of a heart attack. Surviving his wife by less than six months, she having died Nov. 14th, 1943.
Victor Soli was born Jan. 16th, 1865 in Norway. He emigrated to America in 1883 at the age of eighteen years. Answering the call of a true lumberman, he settled at Porters Mills, Eau Claire County, Wis., where he took an active part in converting Wisconsin’s golden wealth, her mighty pines, into lumber.
In 1899 he moved to Stanley, where he lived for twenty-four years, engaged in lumbering and farming. Mr. Soli was in the employ of the Nye, Lusk and Hudson firm of Thorp (Clark Co., Wis.), as lumber grader and yard boss for a number of years prior to his family moving here in 1923, where he remained up to the time of his death. Mr. Soli organized the Thorp Lumber Co. in this village and was the head of that going concern for many years. He was active in civic affairs and served on the village council for a long term.
He enjoyed the love and respect of a wide acquaintance both in the City of Stanley and Village of Thorp. He lived an industrious, useful life an example of honesty and integrity, untouched by the mad speed and turmoil of the times truly a "solid citizen."
Funeral services were held at the Thorp Funeral Home on May 5th at 11:00 o’clock in the forenoon and later the remains were taken to Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Stanley, there, laid in state until 2:00 o’clock when funeral services were continued, the Rev. Midtlein and Rev. Sprengler conducting. Interment took place at the North Side Cemetery, Stanley. Three of Victor Soli’s brothers acted as pallbearers: Otto Soli, Arnt Warner and Herman Warner, Oscar Soli, Louis Soli and Julius Soli assisting. Thus Victor Soli was laid to rest in compliance with the ritual of his church, the church which he had served so faithfully and well during life.
Remaining to mourn his passing are seven children, Gustave A. Soli of Fort Williams, Ontario, Canada; Mrs. I.G. Olson, St. Paul, Minn.; Mrs. H.E. Brandsness, Thorp, Wis.; Thorp, Wis.; Hans Soli, Chippewa Falls, Wis.; Mrs. J.E. Cassell, Oteen, N.C.; Henry Soli, Fargo, N.D.; Conrad A. Soli, Thorp, Wis. Besides eighteen grandchildren and one great-grandchild there are three brothers, Arnt and Otto of Stanley, and Herman Warner of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
1930 Federal Census, Thorp, Clark, Wisconsin, USA, Dwelling # 82, Family # 85,
Head: Victor Soli; white 65 year old married male (abt 1865)
Home Owned--Value $5000; Radio Set Yes; Lives on Farm No
Age at First Marriage 22
Attended School No, Able to Read and Write Yes; Language Spoken Norwegian, Able
to Speak English
Father's Birthplace Norway; Mother's Birthplace Norway
Immigration Year 1885; Naturalization Naturalized
Occupation Manager:Industry Lumber Mill; Class of Worker Wage or salary worker
Employment Yes
Household Members
Victor Soli 65 Head
Maline Soli, 63 Wife
Conrad A Soli, 19 Son
Herman Warner, 50 Brother
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