page 36 &37 - Emelia Waltz

page 56,57, 58 & 59 - Haubl

page 60, 61, 62, 64 &65 - Anton Haubl

World War 1 Draft Registration Card 1917 - 1918

U.S. World War II Draft Registration Card 19421930 Census: Anton-49 yr, Emma R. 46 yr, Walter M. 24 yr, Anton 19 yr, & Anna 14 yr owned their home at 2420 (Heserdon ?) valued at $5000. They owned a radio. Anton was 25 years old when he married the 22 year old Emma. Anton, Emma, and Walter were born in Austria as were Anton & Emma's parents. They spoke German before they came to America in 1910. Anton and Walter worked as upholsterers in Furniture Mfr.

page 66 - Emma Fassel

page 68 & 69 - Walter Haubl- The Early Years

page 70 - Anthony Haubl

page 71 & 72 - Ann Haubl & Edward Feilen

page 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87 & 88 - Walter Haubl & Emelia Waltz

Home Sweet Home 2919 N Long Ave., Chicago, IL

Mom's Sweet Little Girls

Millie holding Jacquie, Lynn, Gerry & Janice

Below

Top pic:Lynn, Gerry, Janice & Jacquie

Bottom pic: Jacquie, Janice & Lynn

page 89 & 90 - Belport Furniture

My favorite story about Belport Furniture is how he convinced the owner of the building to sell him the building when he was just renting the first floor. He kept asking the owner and she would always respond the same way with a no I'm not ready to sell. Well, my Grandpa Wally was a clever man. He would brew a stinky brew of only God know what just below the vent that went up to her floor so the aroma would stink up the building. He did this day after day, finally he called down the owner of the building and brought her over to his long upolstery table which was covered with a large pile of money. He had gotten what he was willing to pay for the building in small bills in cash and piled it up on the table. When the owner saw all this money she quickly jumped at the chance at selling the building. Smart man!

page 91 - Millie & Wally & The Bowling Team

page 92, 93 & 94 - Millie & Wally's Travels

page 95 & 96 - Wally's Fishing Adventures

page 99, 100, 101 & 102 - Bill Kelly Sr. & Gerry Haubl

When Bill Kelly was just 17 years old he enlisted in the Marine Corps. The picture below was taken in 1945 during World War II.

Bill was called back to action in for the Korean War. He was was injured in Korea and sent back to Camp Otsu in Japan until he was honorably discharged due to his injury. The pictures below were taken during that time about 1950 -51

A few years after leaving the Marines Bill and Gerry met while working at Montgomery Wards and the rest is history...

The whole Kelly clan...

Bill Sr., Gerry, Patrick, Mike, Jim, Bill Jr, Kathy & Colleen

page 112 &113 - Pete Hampton & Lynn Haubl

page 114, 115, 116 & 117 - Art Meinzer & Lynn Haubl

page 128 & 129 - Jerry Zanone & Janice Haubl

page 133, 134,135, 136 & 137 - Alan Wendt & Jacquie Haubl

My Mom & Dad, Alan & Jacquie, met through Jerry Zanone. Janice was dating Jerry and he was a friend of my Alan's. Alan lived across the street from Jacquie but they never knew each other until then. To get to know each other Alan would ask Wally if he could go skiing with them.Alan & Jacquie renewed their wedding vows on their 40th wedding anniversary. They had the ceremony performed by a blind pastor that has a doberman pincher for his seeing eye dog.
Matthew, Nicholas, Timothy & Christie Hund - Jacquie & Alan Wendt - Cheri & Tom Taczak