Boy and Judge Honor Ten Commandments Monolith Dedication
Editorial recalls a Monroe Eagle project to dedicate a monolith inscribed with the Ten Commandments at a park. The piece recounts how Judge E J Ruegemer redirected a juvenile case toward rehabilitation by teaching the boy the Commandments from the Bible, leading to community support and a lasting fraternal reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eagles
Monroe
Atcom Park
Eagle
Ted Malone
Minnesota
E. J. Ruegemer
Reugemer
Ten Commandments Campaign Expands Through Eagles Lodges
A rehabilitated youth vows never to repeat his crime and joins with the Eagles to distribute Ten Commandments to schools courts churches and communities worldwide. The Monroe lodge has joined, expanding access to these basic laws of conduct as the campaign moves forward.
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The
Eagles
Monroe Lodge
Central Colony Tour Taken By 4-H Leaders
A group of 4-H leaders toured Central Colony in Madison yesterday. They were led by special education teacher Mrs. Bernice Kingdon and 4-H home economics agent Mrs. Susan Sass, with attendees Barbara Wegmueller Georgia Wegmueller Cindy Mauermann Linda DeVoe Susan Durtschi Pat Kaster Jean Wells Kathy Burkhardt and Pat Dearth. The group traveled in the morning and had lunch in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Colony
Madison
Bernice Kingdon
Susan Sass
Barbara Wegmueller
Richland
Georgia Wegmueller
Cindy Mauermann
Decatur
Linda DeVoe
Clarno
Susan Durtschi
Silverw
Pat Kaster
Juda
Jean Wells
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Mrs. Cal Holland, 59, Dies. Montello Resident
Mrs. Cal Nina Holland age 59 of Route 2 Montello Wis died July 5. Born August 31 1906 she was laid to rest after funeral services July 8 at St John Lutheran Church Montello with Rev Paul Kolander officiating. Burial followed at Memory Hill Cemetery Princeton. Mr Holland owned Holland's Resort on Puckaway Lake and was known to Monroe area residents.
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Monroe
Cal
Nina) Holland
Route 2
Montello
Wis
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Paul Kolander
Memory Hill Cemetery
Princeton
Holland
Puckaway Lake
Area
Dearth Graduates as Air Force Aircraft Mechanic
Airman Third Class John M. Dearth son of Mrs Germaine Dearth of Blanchardville has graduated at Amarillo AFB Texas from the training course for US Air Force aircraft mechanics. He is assigned to MacDill AFB Florida for duty with the Tactical Air Command. Dial 325 5101 for Adtaker now.
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Dearth
John M. Dearth
Germaine Dearth
Blancaardville
Amarillo Afb
Tex
US Air Force
Airman
Blanchardville High School
MacDill Afb
Fla
Tactical Air Command
Evangelist Slated to Speak in Area Services
Evangelist Rev Allen V Lee of the American Lutheran Church will speak at three area services August 21 22 and 23 at Darlington Argyle and South Wayne gymnasiums. Mass choir directed by Donald Schoenick will sing. Teenage suppers follow each service with Pastor Lee a wheelchair evangelist noted for polio recovery and 1959 ordination. Churches across Grace Grace Grace and Our Savior's Lutheran sponsor.
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American Lutheran Churches
Darlington
Argyle
South Wayne
Allen V. Lee
American Lutheran Church
South Wayne Senior High
Donald Schoenick
Argyle High School
Lee
Grace Lutheran Church
Argyle Lutheran Church
West Viota Lutheran Church
Stewartville
Minn
Pastor Lee
Luther College
Decorah
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Garretson High School
Garretson
M.D
Luther Seminary
Rochester
Minneapolis
Springs
Elizabeth Kenny
ALC
United States
Canada
Chidren
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sudh Tion
Hayfield
Helen
James
Rebeccah
Melva Rorem
Wiota Lutheran Church
Jordan Lutheran Church
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Argyle-Adams Lutheran
Apple Grove
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Fondell Rifes Set Tomorrow
A joint requiem mass will be held Thursday for six members of the Fondell family killed in a two car collision near Tenneyson Wisconsin. Fondell wife Rita and four of six children died. Surviving children Thomas 10 and Mark 9 remain hospitalized in Dubuque Iowa. Victor Pennekamp 16 of rural Lancaster Wisconsin also died. neighbor Carl Hall 19 in fair condition.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Joseph Fondell
Tennyson
Wis
Fondell
Rita
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Victor Pennekamp
Lancaster
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Fendell
Xavier Hospital
Thomas
Mark
Carl Hall
Pennekamp
Xavier
Glancing Backward 10 Years Ago Today August 17 1956
Glancing backward to August 17 1956 notes a birth at St Clare Hospital a market sale purchase and a mayoral family event. Uno Miller welcomes a son at St Clare Hospital John Sager and Armand Sorenson buy Corner Market from Ted Schmiedlin Mrs Oostdik undergoes major surgery and will remain about ten days J M Boyer marks his 91st birthday in Orangeville Services held for Mrs Robert Schober sister-in-law of Ernest Scho Ber Monroe.
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Uno Miller
St. Clare Hospital
John Sager
Armand Sorenson
Ted Schmiedlin
Louis H. Oostdik
J. M. Boyer
Orangeville
Robert Schober
Ernest Schober
Monroe
Monti cellist Arthur Pierce dies after seven week illness
On August 17 166 Arthur Pierce aged 71 renowned Monti cellist died following a seven week illness. Also noted are social events at the Kubly home and family announcements including a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles Mathias. Goshen harness winner Hambletonian entered in Wisconsin State Fair trot. Mrs John O Meara age 81 passes away after two year illness.
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Arthur Pierce
Monticello
Pat Kubly
Don Fritz
Raymond R. Kubly
Chestertown
Goshen
N.Y
John O'Meara
Charles Mathias
30 Years Ago Today August 17 1936 in Sheboygan trip
Mr and Mrs Joseph Riedweg and Gottfried Augsburger drove to Sheboygan with Mrs Augsburger who fell ill during the State GUGG Convention. Marshall L Peterson returns from a Minnesota canoe trip into forest fire areas. Shriner Booth and Dudley come back from a four day Sugar River camping trip near Albany. Cream priced at 37 cents at the factory.
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Joseph Riedweg
Gottfried Augsburger
Sheboygan
Augsburger
GUGG
Marshall L. Peterson
Minnesota
William. Shriner
Richard Booth
Dudley
Sugar River
Albany
Roe Dairy Company Across From the L C Depot
The note places Roe Dairy Company opposite the L C Depot, identifying a landmark position for the business site. The short reference implies a local business listing noting its street-facing location near the depot area.
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Roe Dairy Co
L.C
Leaver's Harp Orchestra to Play at Monroe Amusement Park Dance
40 Years Ago Today August 17 1926 notes Leaver's Harp Orchestra Beloit to perform for a Friday dance at Monroe Amusement Park. John Deininger named president of the Deininger family association at the Juda reunion at Robert Deininger home. Rose Zweifel to display fall fur coats in Floral Hall during Fair Week. Miss Elizabeth Germann begins clerking at Schiesser's Book Store.
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Leaver’s Harp Orchestra
Beloit
Monroe
John Deininger
Deininger
Robert Deininger
Juda
Rose Zweifel
Elizabeth Germann
Schiesser
Bauman Couples Return From 500 Mile Iowa Trip
Mr and Mrs William A Bauman and Mr and Mrs Walter Bauman with son Kenneth return from a 500 mile automobile trip to Iowa in their new Chalmer car The WCTU plans a Friday meeting with Mrs Amanda Wright with refreshments E B Rosa advertises honey prices and peach canning with honey sells cheaper than rivals
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William A. Bauman
Walter Bauman
Kenneth
Iowa
Chalmer
WCTU
Amanda Wright
Sugar Trust
E. B. Rosa
Local crowd boards train to Freeport for Ringling Brothers
Advert reads about a morning trip as 0 local people traveled to Freeport to see Ringling Brothers Circus and enjoy the show.
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Freeport
Ringling Brothers Circus
Mary Bloom passes away in Monroe
Sixty years ago today Mrs. Mary Bloom of Chicago died at Loofbouron hospital in Monroe after visiting the N. B. Treat family. Jacob Yost, who attended the G A R encampment in Minneapolis, returned home. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs William Haddinger of Clarno Township. Harnus set, the national game of Switzerland, is being played here with two teams scheduled to play at the Big White Fair in Darlington.
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Mary Bloom
Chicago
Loofbouron Hospital
Monroe
Bloom
N. B
Marine Cpl. Kenneth Hawley Killed in Vietnam
The Pentagon announced Marine Cpl. Kenneth B. Hawley of Oshkosh Wisconsin was killed in action in Vietnam. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Clifford S Hawley of Oshkosh. The notice notes the impact of Classified Acts on daily problems.
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Viet Nam
Washington
Pentagon
Cpl
Kenneth B. Hawley
Oshkosh
Wis
Clifford S. Hawley
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