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RURAL WRITES

RURAL WRITES


| RURAL WRITES | G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR Witnessed a minor tragedy earlier this summer. Then again, might’ve been major. I’d fled the house on an afternoon when the sun blazed Serengeti hot. Leastwise for these parts. Just a mere 81 degrees inside, even with a ceiling fan and breeze box going full force. Okay, so I kinda wimped out. Sought the Artic refuge of a compact car with

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The Schmidbauers – Hunsy and Grandma

The Schmidbauers – Hunsy and Grandma


The Schmidbauers – Hunsy and Grandma KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR When comparing last names in a town between a century, one can be wondering why those last names disappeared in the present. That can be said for the Schmidbauer name in LeRoy and St. Kilian. The “flattening out” of that family name was very much on the mind of Earl Kehrmeyer (b.1928), as he explained the importance of that