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South America, visited his aunt, Mrs. Flora Fluder, and cousin, Mrs. Nellie Schneider, in Monroe en route home froma visit in Italv with his sister.Curtis is a construction engineer. He was born and raised in Italy. His father was an Italian and his mother, a sister of Mrs. Fluder and the late Mrs. Christ Koenig of Monroe, was Swiss.He has been in Venezuela 10 years. En route here from Eu-Wrope he visited his second cousin, Betty Jean Schneider Corry, and family in Philadelphia.The musical comedy, “Where’s Charley?,” will kick off the 19b'5 bill at the Green Ham summer stock theatre, near Baraboo.It will open Wednesday, June 30, and run nightly through July6, two days longer than other productions on the bill. The second show will be “A ThousandIhonoring Mr Borck. also50th weddingandivi rs.Davis.Erneston theirmniversarvMrs. Lund,64, Mt. Horeb, DiesClowns, opening July 9 playing through July 13.andThe Mt. Horeb Lions Club has donated 36 American flags for use by that community on appropriate occasions. The flags were first used on Memorial Day and were again flown Friday to welcome HansK. Engen, Norwegian Ambassador to the United States, on his brief visit.MT. HOREB (Special)—Mrs. Hazel Lund, 04. a guide at Little Norway the past nine years, died yesterday in a Madisonhospital after a short illness.She was the former H a z e 1 Swenson and had been a h i g h school teacher in Tioga, \ D. She w as married to G e o r g e Lund in 1928. He died in May1964.Mrs. Lund was a member of the Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church anti was a past president of the American Legion Auxiliary.Surviving are a son, Paul, Route 1, Rio; a daughter. Mrs. Fred Peterson, Morris, Minn.; a sister, Mrs. Edwin Sanders, Hawson, N.D., and two grandchildren.Funeral servict»s will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Mt.Horeb Evangelical LutheranChurch.Friends may call at the Ges-me Funeral Home after 3 p.m. tomorrow.Mrs. vis, 111from 2Janice Rosengren, Da-! , will hold open house to 5 p.m. next Sunday,Trade between the United States and China began in 1784 when the Empress of China, first merchant ship from thiscountry, docked in the Orient.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Mon, Jun 07, 1965
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