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NEWSPAPER UNKNOWN, 2 September 1945 |
Anniversary of MR. & MRS. HENRY BERTRAM |
Mr. & Mrs. Henry BERTRAM of Haddam celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their home in Haddam, Sunday, Sept 2, 1945,
with a family dinner at noon and open house to their friends in the
afternoon. Mrs. BERTRAM was the daughter of John and Anna HARVEY and was born on a farm three miles southeast of Haddam. Mr. BERTRAM was born at Chicago, IL, and was the son of William and Amanda BERTRAM. He was raised in the home of Mr. & Mrs. FINK of Bensenville, IL. Their wedding occurred in her family home on Sept 1, 1895. They began housekeeping on the HALFERTY farm south of town where they
lived a few years before they Mr. BERTRAM farmed extensively and raise and fed Mr. & Mrs. BERTRAM are the parents of five children, John William Henry BERTRAM , who died Apr. 29, 1940; Oscar Robert BERTRAM, who died Dec 28, 1918; twins Lloyd August and Nora Mae BERTRAM-HYNEK and Caroline BERTRAM-SMITH. The couple have ten grandchildren, Mrs. Eileen BERTRAM-DAY, Mrs.
Lillian BERTRAM-HEINA, Mrs. Wilma BERTRAM-DIETRICK, Doris and Clarice
BERTRAM, Nora Opal, Clara and Darel (that Two of Mrs. BERTRAM's brothers who were Following the family dinner which was served at noon, open house was
held in the afternoon, Nora Opal BERTRAM presided at the guest book and
other The honored couple received the congratulations of their relatives and
friends and received many lovely gifts, Money, flowers, cards, and
remembrances. Relatives from a distance who were present to spend this pleasant event
included: Mr. & Mrs. Philip BERTRAM , Chicago, IL, a nephew of Mr. Members of the immediate family who were present included Mrs. Lillian
BERTRAM and daughters, Morrowville, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. HYNEK and sons, Mr. &
Mrs. Lloyd BERTRAM and family and Mrs. Caroline BERTRAM-SMITH. Among the
other relatives and friends who called during the afternoon included: Mr.
& Mrs. Guy BROWN (my grandparents), Miss Phyllis PATTERSON, Mrs. George
KOZEL, Mrs. A.R. HOFFMAN, Mrs. T.H. KRISAN, Mrs. S.E. CHURCH, Miss
Florence CONGLETON, W.S. CONGLETON, Mr. & Mrs. Ed OLSON, Mrs. A. OLSON,
Mrs. Julia MOORE, Mr & Mrs. BERTRAM is one of Haddam's fine |
Transcribed and Contributed by Delores Raines |
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