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Jeanne L. Braun

Jeanne L. Braun, 68, Oconto Falls, died suddenly of natural causes Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 4, 2015, while working with her husband in their yard. The older of two daughters born to Merton and Myrtle (Runge) Wagner was born July 26, 1947, in Milwaukee. As a child, she moved with her family to Gillett, where she grew up and attended public schools, graduating from high school with the Class of 1965.
Edward “Eddie” F. Wehmeyer
Edward “Eddie” F. Wehmeyer, son of Clarence and Nina Wehmeyer, peacefully passed from this world to glory at 4:19 p.m., Aug. 4, 2015. In his youth, Eddie achieved the rank of Eagle Scout by painting the fire house. He began his professional career at the Ford North Chicago stamping plant where he was trusted with inspection of final assembly and quality control. He was a self-made man, a skilled entrepreneur.
Thomas J. “Tom” Bartels
Thomas J. “Tom” Bartels, 70, of Shawano, passed away Aug. 4, 2015. A funeral Mass for Tom will be celebrated on Friday, Aug. 7, 2015, at 11 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Shawano. The Rev. Luke Ferris will be the celebrant. Inurnment will be in the parish cemetery. Relatives and friends may call at the church on Friday from 9 a.m.
Rosella Schaaf
Rosella Schaaf, 73, of Bowler, died on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2015. Services are pending with Swedberg Funeral Home in Gresham. A full obituary will follow in Saturday’s paper. www.swedbergfuneralhome.com
Teachers become learners through Shawano program
Class is never really dismissed for these educators. While students enjoy a break for summer vacation, dozens of teachers and other school staffers are back in the classroom at Shawano Community High School. More than 100 educators from throughout the region are working to improve their on-the-job performance by studying the latest in classroom strategies. Everything from new technological tools to the challenges of working with impoverished kids
Art celebration has Shawano connection
“She was always busy and everything was special.” That is Shawano resident Ellen Hansen Swedberg’s recollection as she described her late grandmother, Katherine Hansen. “When we arrived at her home and opened the door there was always an aroma greeting you — coffee, Danish Kringle or roast chicken in the oven, or paint from her studio.
Deal struck on Mielke Arts Center lease
The Shawano County Arts Council would pay higher utility bills and assume greater responsibility for property maintenance under a new lease hammered out Thursday on the county-owned Mielke Arts Center. The tentative agreement came after a county official warned arts council representatives that without a deal, their nonprofit organization could be removed from the Mielke Arts Center by the end of the month. The new five-year lease now must be rat
Public Record
Shawano Police Department Aug. 5 Police logged 22 incidents, including the following: Restraining Order — Police responded to a complaint of a restraining order violation in the 700 block of South Union Street. Assault — Police investigated an assault complaint in the 800 block of East Richmond Street. Theft — A cell phone was reported stolen at the Shawano Recreation Center, 220 E.
Five injury accidents keep emergency crews busy
Authorities responded to five injury accidents Wednesday, though none of the injuries were life threatening, according to the Shawano County Sheriff’s Department. The most serious crash resulted in a 65-year-old Two Rivers woman being transported to Shawano Medical Center. That one occurred on state Highway 29 in the Thornton area at about 2:45 p.m.
Hawks’ vaulter a rising star
Onalee Siegfried may only be an incoming sophomore, but she already has three United States Track and Field Junior Olympic appearances under her belt, and could get better, if history is any indication. The Shawano Community High School pole vaulter finished 23rd out of 43 competitors at the Junior Olympics in Jacksonville, Florida, last week. Siegfried’s leap of 9 feet, ¼ inch was almost 6 inches shy of her personal best, which was at the Region
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