MARRIAGE OF PAUL/ESTHER BRAUN
Paul Braun and Miss Esther Weise were united in bonds of matrimony on Christmas Day, Rev. T. T. Holway, performing the ceremony at the parsonage of Grace Church.
Miss Weise is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weise, young lady of many fine traits. She was for three years employed in the Veteran's Bureau where she did creditable work which was most highly commended by her superiors. Before leaving for Washington she was employed in the office of the Hamilton Mfg. Co. She is a sister of Mrs. George Kluth of the Southside with whom she recently made her home. Mr. Braun, son of Mrs. J. Braun, is a photographer of exceptional talent and his work is known throughout the state as of a superior quality. The couple have taken up their residence at 1513 Washington St. The Reporter unites with many in best wishes for a happy and prosperous future.
The Reporter - December 29, 1921 ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
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TWO RIVERS STUDIO HEAD IS DROWNED
Two Rivers - Plunged into the East Twin River when his car apparently missed a curve at the end of Harbor St. in Two Rivers, Paul J. Braun, 66, head of the Braun Photo Studios of that city, was drowned Friday noon. The car and Braun's body were recovered about 40 minutes later by Coast Guardsmen. The accident occurred near the U.S. Coast Guard Station in Two Rivers.
Zeno Job, a resident of Two Rivers, was looking out of the upstairs window of his home when the accident happened and said the car was not traveling at too rapid a speed. He said the car seemed to stop momentarily and then plunged into the river.
The automobile was found nose down in about 15 feet of water with Braun still at the wheel. The veteran photographer may have suffered a heart attack just before the car went into the river, according to the Manitowoc County coroner, Theodore Teitgen. Braun's dog was in the car at the time and also was drowned.
The victim had been in the photography business for the past 45 years. He started in his father's studio at Two Rivers and after some time in Milwaukee, where he was employed by several leading studios, he returned to Manitowoc for a number of years and then back to Two Rivers. Coroner Teitgen said no inquest will be held.
Sheboygan Press - July 23, 1949 (page 2) ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
Paul Braun and Miss Esther Weise were united in bonds of matrimony on Christmas Day, Rev. T. T. Holway, performing the ceremony at the parsonage of Grace Church.
Miss Weise is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weise, young lady of many fine traits. She was for three years employed in the Veteran's Bureau where she did creditable work which was most highly commended by her superiors. Before leaving for Washington she was employed in the office of the Hamilton Mfg. Co. She is a sister of Mrs. George Kluth of the Southside with whom she recently made her home. Mr. Braun, son of Mrs. J. Braun, is a photographer of exceptional talent and his work is known throughout the state as of a superior quality. The couple have taken up their residence at 1513 Washington St. The Reporter unites with many in best wishes for a happy and prosperous future.
The Reporter - December 29, 1921 ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
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TWO RIVERS STUDIO HEAD IS DROWNED
Two Rivers - Plunged into the East Twin River when his car apparently missed a curve at the end of Harbor St. in Two Rivers, Paul J. Braun, 66, head of the Braun Photo Studios of that city, was drowned Friday noon. The car and Braun's body were recovered about 40 minutes later by Coast Guardsmen. The accident occurred near the U.S. Coast Guard Station in Two Rivers.
Zeno Job, a resident of Two Rivers, was looking out of the upstairs window of his home when the accident happened and said the car was not traveling at too rapid a speed. He said the car seemed to stop momentarily and then plunged into the river.
The automobile was found nose down in about 15 feet of water with Braun still at the wheel. The veteran photographer may have suffered a heart attack just before the car went into the river, according to the Manitowoc County coroner, Theodore Teitgen. Braun's dog was in the car at the time and also was drowned.
The victim had been in the photography business for the past 45 years. He started in his father's studio at Two Rivers and after some time in Milwaukee, where he was employed by several leading studios, he returned to Manitowoc for a number of years and then back to Two Rivers. Coroner Teitgen said no inquest will be held.
Sheboygan Press - July 23, 1949 (page 2) ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
MARRIAGE OF PAUL/ESTHER BRAUN
Paul Braun and Miss Esther Weise were united in bonds of matrimony on Christmas Day, Rev. T. T. Holway, performing the ceremony at the parsonage of Grace Church.
Miss Weise is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weise, young lady of many fine traits. She was for three years employed in the Veteran's Bureau where she did creditable work which was most highly commended by her superiors. Before leaving for Washington she was employed in the office of the Hamilton Mfg. Co. She is a sister of Mrs. George Kluth of the Southside with whom she recently made her home. Mr. Braun, son of Mrs. J. Braun, is a photographer of exceptional talent and his work is known throughout the state as of a superior quality. The couple have taken up their residence at 1513 Washington St. The Reporter unites with many in best wishes for a happy and prosperous future.
The Reporter - December 29, 1921 ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
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TWO RIVERS STUDIO HEAD IS DROWNED
Two Rivers - Plunged into the East Twin River when his car apparently missed a curve at the end of Harbor St. in Two Rivers, Paul J. Braun, 66, head of the Braun Photo Studios of that city, was drowned Friday noon. The car and Braun's body were recovered about 40 minutes later by Coast Guardsmen. The accident occurred near the U.S. Coast Guard Station in Two Rivers.
Zeno Job, a resident of Two Rivers, was looking out of the upstairs window of his home when the accident happened and said the car was not traveling at too rapid a speed. He said the car seemed to stop momentarily and then plunged into the river.
The automobile was found nose down in about 15 feet of water with Braun still at the wheel. The veteran photographer may have suffered a heart attack just before the car went into the river, according to the Manitowoc County coroner, Theodore Teitgen. Braun's dog was in the car at the time and also was drowned.
The victim had been in the photography business for the past 45 years. He started in his father's studio at Two Rivers and after some time in Milwaukee, where he was employed by several leading studios, he returned to Manitowoc for a number of years and then back to Two Rivers. Coroner Teitgen said no inquest will be held.
Sheboygan Press - July 23, 1949 (page 2) ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
Paul Braun and Miss Esther Weise were united in bonds of matrimony on Christmas Day, Rev. T. T. Holway, performing the ceremony at the parsonage of Grace Church.
Miss Weise is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weise, young lady of many fine traits. She was for three years employed in the Veteran's Bureau where she did creditable work which was most highly commended by her superiors. Before leaving for Washington she was employed in the office of the Hamilton Mfg. Co. She is a sister of Mrs. George Kluth of the Southside with whom she recently made her home. Mr. Braun, son of Mrs. J. Braun, is a photographer of exceptional talent and his work is known throughout the state as of a superior quality. The couple have taken up their residence at 1513 Washington St. The Reporter unites with many in best wishes for a happy and prosperous future.
The Reporter - December 29, 1921 ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
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TWO RIVERS STUDIO HEAD IS DROWNED
Two Rivers - Plunged into the East Twin River when his car apparently missed a curve at the end of Harbor St. in Two Rivers, Paul J. Braun, 66, head of the Braun Photo Studios of that city, was drowned Friday noon. The car and Braun's body were recovered about 40 minutes later by Coast Guardsmen. The accident occurred near the U.S. Coast Guard Station in Two Rivers.
Zeno Job, a resident of Two Rivers, was looking out of the upstairs window of his home when the accident happened and said the car was not traveling at too rapid a speed. He said the car seemed to stop momentarily and then plunged into the river.
The automobile was found nose down in about 15 feet of water with Braun still at the wheel. The veteran photographer may have suffered a heart attack just before the car went into the river, according to the Manitowoc County coroner, Theodore Teitgen. Braun's dog was in the car at the time and also was drowned.
The victim had been in the photography business for the past 45 years. He started in his father's studio at Two Rivers and after some time in Milwaukee, where he was employed by several leading studios, he returned to Manitowoc for a number of years and then back to Two Rivers. Coroner Teitgen said no inquest will be held.
Sheboygan Press - July 23, 1949 (page 2) ... submitted by contributor "Shari Milks" (#49043446)
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