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Letter: Friendliness abounds in Wisconsin s small towns

Many people from western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota regularly visit northern Wisconsin vacation areas. Growing up near Hayward, I have fond memories of some restaurants and taverns that sprang up in that part of the state after repeal of Prohibition in 1933. Recently a friend suggested that we visit the Wheel Inn, a bar and grill I remember vividly because my mother and Aunt Stub, my father’s youngest sister, used to stop there for a “Shortie beer” and a visit with the owner. That was in the 1950s and, of course, there is a new owner today. Diane and her husband who bought the place in the 1980s had the wisdom and taste to keep the Wheel Inn just as I remember it from nearly 70 years ago. My friend and I are both fully vaccinated against COVID-19, so we felt comfortable sitting down to a pizza and tap beer. 

It s a sign of respect : Man in Michigan spends free time cleaning old gravestones

It’s a sign of respect : Man in Michigan spends free time cleaning old gravestones Michael Pohl picked up a unique hobby during the pandemic. One where he s paying his respects to the dearly departed in a St. Johns cemetery. By: WSYM Staff and last updated 2021-04-22 11:42:30-04 ST. JOHNS, Mich. — During the pandemic, thousands took up new hobbies like baking bread, reading or knitting. Michael Pohl decided on a unique hobby that s a lot closer to death — cleaning the many century-old gravestones at Mt. Rest Cemetery in St. Johns. It s a hobby that pays respect in a unique way to those who have died.

It s a sign of respect : Man in Michigan spends free time cleaning old gravestones

It s a sign of respect : Man in Michigan spends free time cleaning old gravestones
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Cythia Edkin | News, Sports, Jobs - Williamsport Sun-Gazette

Apr 19, 2021 On April 16, 2021, while holding her daughter’s hand and saying, “tell everyone I love them”, her last words spoken, Cynthia Edkin passed away unexpectedly at UPMC in Williamsport, following a courageous battle with COVID-19. Born in Blossburg on Nov. 9,1955 to the late Kenneth and Gladys (Leonard) Knecht, Cindy grew up and lived in Roaring Branch surrounded by her family and numerous friends. She was a graduate of Canton High School and was employed by the Wheel Inn and Midway Truck Stop. Cindy married John Edkin and during their 48 years of marriage, they were blessed with their daughter, Joanna (Larry Confer); grandsons, Jacob and Travis (Cassidy Bellows) Butcher, granddaughter, Allyson Butcher and great-granddaughter, Sophia Eaton Butcher. Whether you needed Mom, Nan, Aunt Cinny, or Cin, you could always count on finding a faith-filled loving woman of God who would “go to the ends of the earth” to help you with whatever you may need or want.

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