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 She Met Her Husband at the Candy Shop
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By Michelle
In Novel Notes of Local Lore
Posted March 28, 2024

She Met Her Husband at the Candy Shop

Wilma Ostrowski was born on January 7, 1909 to Adolf Achterberg and Lousia Keller in Stoddard, Wisconsin.  Adolf and Louisa were of German descent, but were both born in Wisconsin—Adolf in La [...]

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 “You Have to Stay Positive.”
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By Michelle
In Novel Notes of Local Lore
Posted March 21, 2024

“You Have to Stay Positive.”

Simona Novotny was born on November 25, 1901 in Blatnice, Czechoslovakia to Joseph Novotny and Pavla Adamik and was the youngest of nine children.  Joseph was a flax farmer who routinely traveled [...]

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 From Mexican Theater Performer to Chicago Nanny
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By Michelle
In Novel Notes of Local Lore
Posted March 14, 2024

From Mexican Theater Performer to Chicago Nanny

Eduardo Hernandez was born on November 7, 1922 in Mexico to Juan and Rosita Hernandez.  Eduardo says that he was the youngest of seven children and that his mother died giving birth to him.  His [...]

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 Otto and the Cross-Country Journey to Get Back “Their Girls”
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By Michelle
In Novel Notes of Local Lore
Posted March 7, 2024

Otto and the Cross-Country Journey to Get Back “Their Girls”

Otto Hutmacher was born on November 12, 1907 in Prussia to Poldi and Magda Hutmacher.  Poldi was a carpenter, and Magda cared for their eight children.  Otto only went to the equivalent of grade [...]

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