John Schupbach Dies by Own Hand in New Glarus
Special report from New Glarus says 83 year old John Schupbach of New Glarus killed himself by hanging in his home yesterday afternoon. Coroner Herman A. Stuessy and police chief Charles Gardner said no inquest will be held. He had been despondent over ill health and was found by his wife and daughter. Schupbach, born January 1, 1872 in Diesbach Switzerland, had been a cheesemaker and farmer, married Rosina Blum in 1899, and lived in Washington Township before moving to New Glarus in 1940. He leaves his wife two daughters two sons two sisters twelve grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Arrangements at Zentner funeral home pending word from Mrs Brunner who is vacationing in Canada.
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New Glarus
Herman A. Stuessy
John Schupbach
Stuessy
Charles Gardner
A. Charles Howe
Schupbach
Diesbach
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Fred
Mary Scherer Schupbach
Rosina Blum
Washington Township
Evangelical and Reformed Church
John Schilt
Belleville
Adolph Brunner
Monroe
Herman
Willis
Chicago
Fred Zuber Sr
Zentner Funeral Home
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Visits
Names of families visiting relatives and hosting guests appear across towns including Madison Beloit Brodhead Durand Richland Center Rock Grove and Cumberland. Activities span dinners birthdays overnights and a youth camp at Lake Lucerne with numerous couples and adult visitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Vanderbilt
Madison
Wayne Vanderbilt
Arlan Hartwig
John Liedschlag
Roger Erb
Lake Lucerne
John Waelti
Virgil Waelti
Monroe
William Norder
Henry Norder
Beloit
Ernest Salzwedel
Harvey Sutherland
Elmer Neidermeier
Brodhead
Gilson Haak
Stoughton
Louis Treuthardt
Glenn Dunwiddie
Archie Dunwiddie
Swartzs
William Parfrey
Byron
Beverly
Richland Center
Claude Walton
Rodney Arnsmeier
Roger Dunwiddie
Ralph Frey
Ray Johnson
Clinton
Janette Frey
Rockford
Charles Trotter
Ernest Thommen
Browntown
Elaine Andereck
Dale Kleepping
Rock Grove
Ed Hintzman
I. A. Koten
Lake Julia
Three Rivers
Cumberland
Juda High School Adds New Wing Delayed Dedication
Juda high school opens a new 17 760 square foot addition costing about 155 200 with a gymnasium home making shop and classrooms. Dedication postponed likely to National Education Week as students return Monday with shortened classes and bus times announced by principal Wilmer Pautz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda High School
National Education
Wilmer Pautz
Pautz
Theodore J. Molzahn
LaCrosse
C. A. Severance
Beloit
R. T. Morrill
G. W. Timm Electric
Judo High School
Lawrence Monberg
Associ
Former Monroe Resident Dies in California
Edna Bolender of 2103 11th street reports the death of former Monroe resident George Schadel of La Jolla California. Born in Monroe he later ran a Red Oaks pharmacy before moving to California. Survivors include his wife a daughter one grandchild a brother Frank and a sister May Bond. He was cremated and buried in Red Oaks after dying in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bolender
11Th Street
Monroe
George Schadel
la. Jolla
Calif
Schadel
Col
Samuel P
Emma Hassinger Schadel
Red Oaks
la Jolla
Frank
John
May) Bond
Japanese Hold To Death Claim Over Nuclear Fallout Link
Japan's chief on the 23 Bikini victims disputes a U S Defense Department note that Aikichi Kuboyama died from jaundice due to transfusion infection. Tokyo University autopsy shows radioactive elements in his liver and bone marrow, tied to inhaled fallout from the 1954 hydrogen bomb event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
U.S. Defense Department
Aikichi Kuboyama
Kazuo Kiyoshi
Tokyo University
Kuboyama
U. S
Bikini
Pentagon
Frank B. Berry
Defense
U.S
Alice in Dairyland to wed Air Force officer
Mary Ellen McCabe of Ladysmith Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland 1954 announced Tuesday she will marry Air Force Lt Charles Knight of Eau Claire now stationed at Fort Worth Texas The fiance plans to pursue a Air Force career
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mary Ellen McCabe
Ladysmith
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Air Force
Charles Knight
Eau Claire
Fort Worth
Texas
Miss McCabe
Woman aerialist falls at Dixon festival
At Dixon Illinois a 30 year old aerialist Mrs Evelyn Marrion from Los Angeles fell 75 feet from a trapeze after a barbed wire fence contact during a break away act at Indian Summer Festival. Her husband and 3 year old daughter witnessed. She was reported in serious condition at Dixon Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Ill
Evelyn Marrion
Los Angeles
Four Sky Devils
Sheila
Marrion
Dixon Hospital
Doctors Give Alcohol Doses During Nose Surgeries
Report from Illinois Masonic Hospital notes doctors administering small intravenous alcohol amounts to patients during nose operations to induce a mild feeling of well being without intoxication. The practice is described as not intended to sedate but to alter patient mood during procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilinois Masonic Hospital
Drug Inspector Checks Monroe for Drug Sales Rules
Frank Pleva state drug inspector from Milwaukee toured Monroe to explain regulations on sale of aspirin iodine bromides and similar items He urged that a pharmacist be present to supervise dispensing and that nonpharmacists may not mix bromides He noted taverns restaurants and grocers must not sell medicinal pills except drug stores
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pleva
Milwaukee
Monroe
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Juda
F. N. Miller
Studer
6Th St
Juda School
Ates, Kenosha
Barcus, Kindred and Co
Ed Kaderly
William Roth
Leland Jordan
Robert F. Newman
E. E. Ronspier
L. A. Lehnherr
James di Vall
Barbara Pautz
Norbert Weinberger
Marvin Anderson
Gratiot
Mary’ Ann Matthews
Montfort
Howard Rockwell
Janesville
Anita Figi
Ralph Bridge
Viril Keegan
Clinton Blackbourn
California
Alice
Air Force Man
Ste Zurich
New York
Swissair
Blumer’s
Toni
Zipper Bag
Shhaeffer Pens
DR. West
Eastman Kodak
Esterbrook
Malareen Dlaencu
Tel Des
Bauman
Toy Department
Philco
Sven
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