CHARLES F. and HENRY F. WANDERSLEBEN, editors and proprietors of the Nordwestliche Post, of Plymouth, are natives of Sheboygan County, being sons of Henry C. and Catherine (Saal) Wandersleben.
Henry F. Wandersleben, junior partner of Wandersleben Bros., was born in Plymouth, June1, 1859. His education was obtained in the public schools of the city of Plymouth, and on the completion of his school work, Mr. Wandersleben learned the printer's trade. In 1886, in company with his brother, C. F., he founded the Nordwestliche Post, at Plymouth.
Mr. Wandersleben was united in marriage, October 30, 1887, to Miss Mary Lange, a daughter of Fred Lange. Mrs. Wandersleben was born in Plymouth, March 20, 1868. Of this union two children have been born, Hilda and Ada.
In his political views, Mr. Wandersleben espouses the principles of the Democratic party. The Nordwestliche Post is also Democratic. It is a popular German paper, read quite largely throughout Sheboygan County, and one that has steadily increased its circulation from the time of its first issue. Its publishers are wide-awake and popular journalists. In connection with the publication of their paper, they are doing a good jobbing business. Anything in that line is given prompt and careful attention.
Contributor: Rose Mohnsam (47105797)
Henry F. Wandersleben, junior partner of Wandersleben Bros., was born in Plymouth, June1, 1859. His education was obtained in the public schools of the city of Plymouth, and on the completion of his school work, Mr. Wandersleben learned the printer's trade. In 1886, in company with his brother, C. F., he founded the Nordwestliche Post, at Plymouth.
Mr. Wandersleben was united in marriage, October 30, 1887, to Miss Mary Lange, a daughter of Fred Lange. Mrs. Wandersleben was born in Plymouth, March 20, 1868. Of this union two children have been born, Hilda and Ada.
In his political views, Mr. Wandersleben espouses the principles of the Democratic party. The Nordwestliche Post is also Democratic. It is a popular German paper, read quite largely throughout Sheboygan County, and one that has steadily increased its circulation from the time of its first issue. Its publishers are wide-awake and popular journalists. In connection with the publication of their paper, they are doing a good jobbing business. Anything in that line is given prompt and careful attention.
Contributor: Rose Mohnsam (47105797)
CHARLES F. and HENRY F. WANDERSLEBEN, editors and proprietors of the Nordwestliche Post, of Plymouth, are natives of Sheboygan County, being sons of Henry C. and Catherine (Saal) Wandersleben.
Henry F. Wandersleben, junior partner of Wandersleben Bros., was born in Plymouth, June1, 1859. His education was obtained in the public schools of the city of Plymouth, and on the completion of his school work, Mr. Wandersleben learned the printer's trade. In 1886, in company with his brother, C. F., he founded the Nordwestliche Post, at Plymouth.
Mr. Wandersleben was united in marriage, October 30, 1887, to Miss Mary Lange, a daughter of Fred Lange. Mrs. Wandersleben was born in Plymouth, March 20, 1868. Of this union two children have been born, Hilda and Ada.
In his political views, Mr. Wandersleben espouses the principles of the Democratic party. The Nordwestliche Post is also Democratic. It is a popular German paper, read quite largely throughout Sheboygan County, and one that has steadily increased its circulation from the time of its first issue. Its publishers are wide-awake and popular journalists. In connection with the publication of their paper, they are doing a good jobbing business. Anything in that line is given prompt and careful attention.
Contributor: Rose Mohnsam (47105797)
Henry F. Wandersleben, junior partner of Wandersleben Bros., was born in Plymouth, June1, 1859. His education was obtained in the public schools of the city of Plymouth, and on the completion of his school work, Mr. Wandersleben learned the printer's trade. In 1886, in company with his brother, C. F., he founded the Nordwestliche Post, at Plymouth.
Mr. Wandersleben was united in marriage, October 30, 1887, to Miss Mary Lange, a daughter of Fred Lange. Mrs. Wandersleben was born in Plymouth, March 20, 1868. Of this union two children have been born, Hilda and Ada.
In his political views, Mr. Wandersleben espouses the principles of the Democratic party. The Nordwestliche Post is also Democratic. It is a popular German paper, read quite largely throughout Sheboygan County, and one that has steadily increased its circulation from the time of its first issue. Its publishers are wide-awake and popular journalists. In connection with the publication of their paper, they are doing a good jobbing business. Anything in that line is given prompt and careful attention.
Contributor: Rose Mohnsam (47105797)
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
