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Wartburg Lodge, No. 62 Denison, Texas   The Sunday Gazetteer Sunday, January 29, 1893 DISPUTING OVER THE MONEY Last winter the body of GUs Voight, of this city, was found in a fish net in Red River near Carpenter Bluff, 7 miles east of Denison. It was generally believed that VOight committed suicide, though the positive cause of his death will probably never be known. He was a member of Widkikind Lodge, Sons of Herman, and carried a life policy for $1000. From papers found in his possession it was learned that he had a wife in Germany. Correspondence followed and shortly after it was found that VOight had another wife, No. 2, living in Cincinnati. Both laides claim to have marriage certificates and from all the evidence it seems that Voicht was a muchly married man. The CIncinnati lady has been pushing her suit for all it is worth and not wishing to become involved in a law suit with either, the Lodge is wisely biding its time. The matter has been submitted to the Grand Lodge of the state for settlement. The Sunday Gazetteer
Sunday, December 24, 1893 pg. 1 CHRISTMAS IN DENISON How the Date is to be Celebrated by Churches, Societies, and Individuals WARTBURG LODGE NO. 62 Wartburg Lodge no. 62, Sons of Hermann, is just one year old and the event will be celebrated on Saturday evening next at the Woodmen's hall. A Christmas tree will be given for the children and a supper will be spread for all. The Sunday Gazetteer Sunday, April 28, 1895 pg. 4 Wm. Berger, representing Wartberg Lodge, Sons of Herman, and Wm. Geiger, the Widukind Lodge, at the annual meeting of the Sons of Herman at Waco this week, returend home Friday. Editor F. RUnge of the ANsiger des Seuders, who had been down to San Antonio, and who stopped off at Waco a few days, returned home Wednesday.  German Organizations Susan Hawkins © 2024 If you find any of Grayson CountyTXGenWeb links inoperable, please send me a message. |