OBITUARIES:   Charles William CURAVO, Chetek, Barron County, WI

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CHARLES WILLIAM CURAVO LAID TO HIS LAST REST

Charles William Curavo of Chetek died at Barron last week, at the age of 
eighteen years. The funeral was held at the Chetek in charge of the Rev. 
C.F. Klein, of the Free Methodist Church, followed by interment in the 
Chetek cemtery.
          
The young man was born in Chetek, September 2, 1904, the son of Mr. and 
Mrs. William Curavo, both if whom are now decceased. He was reared in that 
city, attended the Public schools, and has recently been employed on a 
farm. He was a clean cut young man of excellent character, and of pleasant 
disposition, and his untimely decease on the threshold of manhood is a 
severe blow to his relatives and friends.
          
He leaves to mourn his loss, five brothers and six sisters: Roy of 
California; Jesse, if Lehigh; Alex, Lonis, and Orville, of Chetek; Mrs. 
William Sircher, of Barron; Mrs, John Rich, of Alberts, Canada; Mrs. 
Charles Parks, of Sauk Center, Minn.; Mrs. Ida Rude, of Montana; Mrs. 
Fred Procknow, Ft. Atkinson, this state; and Mrs. Franic Runkle, of Chetek.
 
Feb. 9, 1923