Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-10-20
CU.IkIiaYI MI HUGH
W. ". VETERAN
BURIED MON.
8eulalns Accompanied by Lieut..
Glen McHugh of New York,
Bfosker Of Deceased

Kenneth 1saVaIIo MCHugn, son or
TIT: and 0drs. M L. McHugh was born
m B&raboo, July 3, 1895. He attended
ssiaeY grades and high school and grad
Tasa2ad from the latter June 1913. 1914
ETlSaaus1ee Normal, 1916 University of
V8y@egonsfp Baptized in the Christian
1zzI1h apJ united with the Presbyterian
aziEa1rCh, March 27, 1910. Enlisted May
'>ss6, 1917 IN Sixth Wisconsin cavalry.
nHajned at Camp Douglas and then at
@s91c&3, Texas, Transferred to Battery
r., x2Otn Field Artillery Promoted to
(<JzgTporai Sailed from New York Feb
arfssry 1918 and saw severe fighting in
sasvesr3i sectors. He was killed Oct.
N, g918 in Argonne Woods. Buried
1fust at Mount Facoun cemetery,
etanplaiu VIM. O'Connor, of the 32d
agfBTsiont. officiating. Later removed
so IATgonne- Meusse cemetery Then
tsase aoaY' with some 5000 others was
f5Ruaght oyer in the. U. $. Transport
HsFteaton,i landing at Hoboken, N. ].
eggdnbef 6. '."'
E49e334, Glenn, McHugh, who accom-
stiax1ed the remains here described the
1Rsnorfal services held on Pier No 4
NHaes array Chaplains conducted re-
EasszS7ntfs services Sunday afternoon, Oct.
mo fdr Jewish, Protestant and Roman
Catholic respectively. The euology
4xsg giVen by u. S. Senator W. J. CAT
saEr 6t' New York and the address by
General 9HiltGheson The 22d Infantry
49,, ior4Y oil
&a,a the sudience in singing the hymns,
f3saat<sr MY God To Thee, Onward
,5brIstI<tn Soldiers and the Star Spang-
sEsH Banner and Lead Kindly Light.
EGe body arrived here Monday morn
Rng ON the nine o'clock train and was
'taat8eR TO the Presbyterian church es-
(zyr1sd by squad of soldiers and rel
ga2wes,, .@''..
The services were held at 2:30 D. m.
szaa &1ae church which was crowded with
5NSantfs, The American Legion and
eS4s senior boys of the high school
~vFixga Supt, A. c. Kingsford and the
t4eachers of Kenneth were present in
u Body.
Mrs. G. w Snyder and Miss Olga
Ea7nhing accompanied by Mrs. A. CHI.
j8aaaHE sang Sometime Well Under
saantl'' ami Beautiful Isle of Some
BART8s' |
The pastor, Rev E. C. Henke Of
3sErtad prayer and read the scripture,
PSALM 2S
Udeut. McHugh then described as
above the memorial services in H0-
1hs5ksan, quoting the Senator's words
aastl we must not forget the sacrifice
ri the soldiers and why they gave
3laar5r 2iVes for liberty.
SstYyt .Kingsford testified to the in
a2smsnce OF his life and the pride OF the
zacqRF<A jB his service.
1Bev Henke spoke of his place in
JtsaE, home and community, of his
.xsiE0Dg, steady, clean life. full Of ambi-
d1za and yet OF fun, ready to respond
64B his c0untry's need. a good soldier,
- a.rpe buddy, loyal pal, doing his
szI1.., 9rastw Orthy, reliable. The faith
,$s8sg9 learned at home and Sunday school
xgggsE church from his parents and
saazasaers and pastors helped him. He
lsmqsw his Saviour, and when he went
fass3 the valley OF the shadws, he went
s1Sa bis God and through it out into
tlae life eternal, gaining the crown of
1851 teousness. The pastor said that
2lss and those with him were like the
gi8Euteops whose names would be in
everlasting remembrance.
The service at the grave were con-
- II
<Hsamruander w. w. KradweH in
4gxrge and Chaplain E. c. Kenke as
E&s9ug.
Ss01neaxery beautiful floral offerings
'7Ngre received among the many were
-. Cargo cross, cross and anchor, pill
lgnsg, wreath, gifts of relatives and
various clubs,
The pallbearers were: Ernest Tsen-
serg, Edward Coughlin, George Weber
r II. Stekl. Otto Arndt and James
r sazay classmates.
~ u Firing Squad
The firing squad with VIM Hattie
La charge was composed of the fol,
Vww1hg members: Clifford Steinbrink,
Vgalter Byers, George MCGEE, Arthur
EEz9Uater'ville, Dewey Schuster, George
%WGfr5ch, John Wiston and Clarence
cssxKe. 81
Tzugler 4lyIe Conan.
Color Guards
Color Sergeant Edwin Harmed and
guards, Henry Bittrick and Charles
: NsSfQggiH ni5t}
E8gagg4 came from away to bear
'vs115ate4 qOf these there were the par
essgzgss}, 7NAf. and Mrs. M. L. McHugh
Margaret, and Robert McHugh. Mil
-yzzzsa2essGa Mrs e. e. Wilson, Irving
Park AL; Glenn McHugh, New York
%gSgysl. J4 II. Kelly, James McHugh,
Minneapolis; Miss Esther Rigby, Mil
~esazsaHee:: = Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kolash
:szmG son. Dalton, Wis; Mrs. Charles