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December 2009 - Volume 3, Issue 2 Old Franklin Township Historical Society Newsletter Society Events Brat Stand June 2009 Chili Supper November 7, 2009 Profits from these fundraising events go towards refurbishing projects for the old town hall of the Franklin Township. Since the detachment from the Village of Plain building, the south side of the hall was in need of repair. The basement wall had a stone facing added, windows were replaced, the aluminum siding tore off, & the original siding painted as shown in the photo at left. It is our intention to gradually do the same with the 3 other exterior walls. This cannot be accomplished without community support. Thanks! November 9, 2009 Painting South Wall Check out our website at http://www.townoffranklinhistoricalsociety.com/ Email address plainofths@gmail.com Old Franklin Township Historical Society Newsletter December 2009 Page 1

Cyclone 1885 When in the process of researching for our book May 21st 1918 Cyclone A Path of Destruction, the first step was to read through Hildegarde Thering s book A History of Plain, Wisconsin. In doing so I ran across a cyclone/storm passing through the Plain area on pages 65 & 66. I have searched through the Baraboo & Reedsburg newspapers seeking more information on this storm, but to no avail. On the following pages you will find scanned copies from a page of the Weekly Home News, Thursday, June 11, 1885. Old Franklin Township Historical Society Newsletter December 2009 Page 2

Old Franklin Township Historical Society Newsletter December 2009 Page 3

Would you like to submit articles for our newsletter? Do you have any unanswered questions dealing with local history or family genealogy? Let us know and we will print it in our next newsletter. Just email the society at plainofths@gmail.com or contact Marian (Ruhland) Burmester at trkyhntr811@lycos.com - phone: 608-985-8063. Old Franklin Township Historical Society Newsletter December 2009 Page 4

Germany, Switzerland & Italy Trip - September 2010 September 7, 2010 till September 21, 2010 Five days in Germany arrival in Munich, Waldmuenchen, Oberrammergau Passion Play, Bavarian Forest, & Ast, Castle Newswanstein along with other sightseeing. Three days in Switzerland see the Alps by train with sightseeing, Salzburg tour the salt mines. Three days in Italy Venice sightseeing Vatican, Coliseum, Forum & sightseeing in Rome It is urgent that arrangements be made soon, so that tickets for scheduled events can be purchased. Any person that would be interested in more details along with cost please contact JoAnn Schanke. Phone: 608-546-2202 Email: jschanke1@charter.net Complete itinerary at the OFTHS website http://www.townoffranklinhistoricalsociety.com/ From the President s desk. Greetings community members: The Old Franklin Town Historical Society is looking forward to getting back to the drawing board for 2010, with the long winter days to inspire us. My job as President of the Society was made a lot easier because of all of the help and support that the volunteers and members of the Board of Directors provided. Our gallery of former citizens in the lower level is taking shape; perhaps you have a person of interest you would like to share. Thanks to the library, Dr. Fowler and Mr. Edward Kraemer have joined our gallery. They seem to have settled in very nicely to their new home. A senior citizen sat down at our 2009 exhibit and said, "It made me feel 25 again." Having her enjoy a trip down memory lane was truly our reward of the season. The Historical Society hopes each of our members has visited the library for the back-in-time exhibit of pictures of our community. Our friend and president Phyllis Dearborn spent many hours selecting pictures from our archive to again bring to light the history you have shared with us. With material from our citizens, preserved by the Historical Society, the Friends of the Library were able to give the community this great presentation. Enjoy. My wish list for the coming season is for volunteers to help with the following: events, reworking displays, and sorting documents and artifacts. Please consider helping, as you will find the rewards unending. Best wishes for a great Holiday, we are looking forward to sharing our winter inspirations with you during the coming year Until next time Mary Frances Nachreiner email: richmaroakstreet@hotmail.com If you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday. ~ Pearl S. Buck Old Franklin Township Historical Society Newsletter December 2009 Page 5

CHRISTMAS TRIVIA 1. What date is St Stephen's Day? 2. In Charles Dickens' novel 'A Christmas Carol', who was Scrooge's dead business partner? 3. The song White Christmas was first performed in which 1942 film? 4. In the song The Twelve Days of Christmas, '...my true love brought to me nine...' what? 5. Name the original eight reindeer from the 'Twas the night Before Christmas' poem. 6. Alternatively titled for the poem 'Twas the night Before Christmas'. 7. Meaning of Donner and Blizten in German. 8. Which Christmas carol includes the lyrics '...To save us all from Satan's power, when we were gone astray'? 9. What color are the berries of the mistletoe plant? 10. In the inspirational 1946 film, 'It's a Wonderful Life', what's the name of George Bailey's guardian angel? 11. What are the names of the three wise men said to have brought gifts to the baby Jesus? 12. Which country did St Nicholas come from? 13. From which country does the poinsettia plant originate? 14. Who wrote 'Auld Lange Syne'? 15. How many points does a snowflake have? See answers at the bottom of this page. Alert! This could be your last newsletter. In order to continue receiving our newsletter, you must be a member or have donated money to our historical society. Membership is from January 1 st to December 31 st. See back page for membership application. Please fill in your email address in order to cut down on the expense of printer ink, paper, postage stamps, etc. Answers to Christmas Trivia 1.December 26th 2.Jacob Marley 3.Holiday Inn 4.Ladies dancing 5.Comet, Cupid, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Donner, Blitzen 6.A Visit from St Nicholas 7.Thunder and Lightning 8.God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 9.White 10.Clarence (Oddbody) 11.Balthasar, Melchior, Caspar (or Gaspar) 12.Turkey 13.Mexico 14.Robert Burns 15.Six Old Franklin Township Historical Society Newsletter December 2009 Page 6

Christmas shopping! Our society has a few items that would make good stocking stuffers. Contact any member of the society or mail to: Old Franklin Township Historical Society; 915 Wachter Ave.; P.O. Box 218; Plain, Wisconsin 53577. Check mark merchandise ordered Clip & send order blank May 21st 1918 Cyclone A Path of Destruction. $30.00 $5.00 1955 Centennial Parade Video - VHS $20.00 $3.00 1955 Centennial Parade Video - CD $20.00 $1.50 The Ghost Village of White Mound Billytown $16.00 $3.00 Index - To Hildegarde Thering's Book (Index only) $10.00 $3.00 The History Of St. Luke s Parish $12.00 $3.00 Name Address Total including shipping & handling Shipping & Handling Phone E-mail Make check payable to: Old Franklin Township Historical Society Send payment to the following address: Mary Jayne Liegel, Treasurer S8552 Valley View Rd. Loganville, WI 53943 President: Mary Frances Nachreiner, Vice President: Gene Hausner, Treasurer: Mary Jayne Liegel, Secretary: Sandy Stiemke, Directors: Mary Prem, Dean Burmester & Marian Burmester The OFTHS and/or author copyright all articles contained in this newsletter; permission must be obtained from them prior to any further use. Old Franklin Township Historical Society Newsletter December 2009 Page 7

bäw YÜtÇ~Ä Ç géãçá{ Ñ [ áàéü vtä fév xàç 915 Wachter Ave. P.O. Box 218. Plain, WI 53577 Postage Stamp plainofths@gmail.com http://www.townoffranklinhistoricalsociety.com/ PRESERVE OUR HERITAGE bäw YÜtÇ~Ä Ç géãçá{ Ñ [ áàéü vtä fév xàç Donations are separate from membership. DONATION AMOUNT: RENOVATION FUND AMOUNT: 100% TAX DEDUCTIBLE (receipt will be sent) Newsletter is a benefit of being a member or donated money. WE INVITE YOU TO BECOME MEMBERS: Please check mark membership class: $15 Individual $25 Family $100 Sponsor Return to the following address with your payment: Mary Jayne Liegel, Treasurer S8552 Valley View Rd. Loganville, WI 53943 Make checks payable to: Old Franklin Township Historical Society. Membership: Jan.1 to Dec.31. (Name) (Address) (City - State Zip code) (Email address to cut cost in mailing newsletter) Old Franklin Township Historical Society Newsletter December 2009 Page 8