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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1963

Page

3

Mrs. Crawford Rites Conducted In Albany

Funeral services were held at Sharer funeral home for Mrs. William Crawford 90 longtime Albany resident who died Saturday after a long hospitalization Rev Tom Chinn officiated burial was in Hillcrest cemetery Mrs Crawford born Sarah Helen Roberts April 4 1873 Plymouth England married William Crawford in 1899 in England The couple immigrated to America in 1911 later lived in St Petersburg Florida before returning to Albany in 1953 Surviving son Eugene rural Albany daughter Dorothy preceded him in death

Albany Sharer William Crawford Green County Tom Chinn Albany Methodist Church Hillcrest Cemetery Crawford Sarah Helen Roberts Plymouth England Ireland Crawfords America Chicago Crawnee St. Petersburg Fla Eugene Dorothy

Mumford Ends Career As Publicity Executive

Manly S. Mumford of Chicago, a longtime visitor to Monroe, retires from Borden Co after 30 years in public relations. Since 1944 he was Chicago regional director of Borden publicity and helped promote Cheese Days in 1950 and 1955. He earlier served as assistant city editor of the Chicago Tribune before joining the Illinois Democratic state central committee as publicity director. He plans retirement years between Evanston home and a Genesee Depot farm.

Manly S. Mumford Chicago Monroe Borden Co Mumford Chicago Tribune Illinois Democratic State Central Committee Evanston Genesee Depot Wis

Cosmos V expected to reenter over Wisconsin in early May

Milwaukee astronomer Gale V. Highsmith of the Milwaukee Astronomical Society expects the Cosmos V satellite to fall from orbit between April 30 and May 4. He says it will make three or four passes over Wisconsin between 8 p.m. and 1 a.m. on those dates, with observers in Milwaukee tracking the event.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Gale V. Highsmith Milwaukee Astronomical Society Manitowoc

Fire destroys Pruden Products Co. offices in Evansville

A Saturday fire at Pruden Products Co. in Evansville caused an estimated loss of 150000 to 200000. The two story brick office block built circa 1900 burned after being discovered at 430 am. Office equipment and records largely survived. Police and firefighters contained the blaze by 6 am and extinguished it by 11 am, preventing damage to the manufacturing area. The cause is unknown. A gas line valve was shut off to halt the blaze. The firm employs about 70 people. Walter Spratier serves as executive vice president.

Evansville Pruden Products Co Brooklyn LaVern Gallman Walter Spratier

Mrs Henry Engebretson Dies at Platteville

Mrs Henry Engebretson 50 Route 1 Belmont died Saturday in Platteville hospital. Services held at Sharer funeral home with burial in Union Grove cemetery. Former Margaret Johnson born Wiota. married Henry Engebretson in Rockford 1931. Surviving husband a son LeRoy at home a daughter Mrs Leonard Kieler Dubuque two sisters Mrs Jacob Pfister Woodford Mrs William Keen Chicago a brother Albert Minneapolis and one grandchild.

Darlington Henry Engebretson Route 1 Belmont Platteville Hospital Sharer Union Grove Margaret Johnson Wiota Rockford LeRoy Leonard Kieler Dubuque Jacob Pfister Woodford William Keen Chicago Albert Minneapolis

Burglars Ring Neath Cob Bold Home in Nighttime Raid

Burglars climbed a ladder and broke into the suburban London home of Lord Cob Bold the lord chamberlain while he and his wife watched television. They stole jewelry valued at about 23000 dollars in the late Saturday raid.

London Lord Cobbold

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