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This house was built circa 1928 by Joseph and Barbara Stransky, who married circa 1920. As of 1930, Stransky worked as a garage repairman; however, by 1940, the census identified him as an oil station owner. Two years later, during World War II, he was employed as a milling machine operator at the Kaukauna Machinery Company. Joseph and Barbara, who had twin daughters, Virginia and Violet, remained in the house until selling the home to Joseph & Florence Schlaefer in 1958. The house remains in the Schlaefer family.
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