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Augur, Louise
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Augur, Louise
Sunday, February 03, 2002
Augur, Louise Was called home peacefully on January 30, 2002. Born
Eunice Louise In Madisonville, Ohio on June 29, 1903, to John C. and
Louise (nee Munning) Groene, spending her early years in Cincinnati,
Ohio. After marrying Frank E. Augur on October 15, 1930, she lived
most of her life in Wauwatosa before retiring to Miami, FL. She
enjoyed many summers on Pewaukee Lake. She lived the past ten years
with Joe and Lisa Pease (granddaughter),...
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Dadah's break, rattle and grated cheese roll; PLAY.(National)
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 "The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)")
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METAL MAKERS\ THIRD-GENERATION FIRMEXPECTS TO SET SALES RECORD.(Business)(Small business)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
; Byline: Greg Paeth Post staff reporter A new emphasis on quick turnaround for customers and an upturn in manufacturing are two reasons Augur Metal Products is expected to set revenue and profit records for the year. The family-owned business, which dates back about 55 years, is running six days a
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Expansion planned for Somerset Plaza
Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME
; PITTSFIELD - Thomas Augur of Apple Mountain LLC, the group of Maine investors that owns Somerset Plaza, said this week that expansion at the plaza is likely. Last fall, Apple Mountain sold the property between the plaza and Interstate 95 to Sebasticook Valley Credit Union and the company is
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Boenki, Cecelia
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Age 92, formerly of Waukesha and Milwaukee, passed away Tuesday, February 17, 1998. Survived by her brother Gotthard Boenki of Italy, and other relatives and friends. Preceded by her nephew Fr. Otto Boenki of the Schoenstatt Fathers. Funeral Services 10:00 AM, Friday, at the Province House at the
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Pelkey, Elaine M.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Pelkey, Elaine M. Saturday, December 27, 2003 Pelkey, Elaine M. (Nee Riordan). Wed., Dec. 24, 2003. Age 87. Beloved wife of the late Lubin A. Pelkey. Beloved mother of Thomas A. (Barbara) Pelkey, James D. (Lynn) Pelkey, John C. Pelkey, and David J. Peltier. Sister of Victor J. (Noreen) Riordan.
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 "The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY)")
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AUGUR PLANS TO EXPAND.(MARKETPLACE EXTRA)
The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY)
; Byline: Mary Friedberg, Post contributor A Boone County company is into power, but not the political kind. Augur Metal Products Inc. manufactures housings for outdoor electrical lighting, such as for lights under gas station canopies and on parking lot poles. It also manufactures or modifies
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"Strong, and Wild, and Green": Ethel Augur's Western Adventure, 1911-1914
Legacy
; "Surely I'm in a dream, and its all too wonderful for words," Ethel Augur wrote to her family in Connecticut as she approached Yellowstone Park for the first time in 1912.' Still it was words she offered, nearly seventy thousand of them, in 350 typescript half-sheet pages of letters to parents and
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"Strong, and wild, and green": Ethel Augur's western adventure, 1911-1914.(FROM THE ARCHIVES)
Legacy: A Journal of American Women Writers
; Surely I'm in a dream, and its all too wonderful for words, Ethel Augur wrote to her family in Connecticut as she approached Yellowstone Park for the first time in 1912. (1) Still it was words she offered, nearly seventy thousand of them, in 350 typescript half-sheet pages of letters to parents and
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Cecelia M. Boenki, formerly of Waukesha
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; Services will be Friday for Cecelia M. Boenki, 92, formerly of Waukesha and Milwaukee, who died Tuesday at the River Hills West Health Care Center in Pewaukee. Born in East Prussia, she arrived in the United States in 1949. She was cared for by the Sisters of St. Mary Schoenstatt in Waukesha from
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The Arizona Republic Technology Column.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
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