Charles Roehl Oneco resident dies of heart attack
Charles F Roehl 59 of Oneco died at 3 05 pm yesterday from a heart attack while working with an Illinois Central railroad crew four miles south of Monroe near the Val Zbung farm. Coroner Herman A Stuessy said no inquest will be held and Roehl died instantly. He was born March 13 1896 in Oneco and married Nellie Miller May 24 1944 in Monroe. He leaves a wife a daughter Florence Marie one brother Tom Monigold and a sister Mrs C C Holley. Services Friday at 1 30 pm in the Burlington Cramer funeral home Orangeville with burial in Orangeville cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
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Orangeville
Charles F. Roehl
Oneco
Illinois Central Railroad
Monroe
Val Zibung
Herman A. Stuessy
A. Charles Howe
Stuessy
Roehl
Mr. Roehl
Ill
Charles
Margaret Zerbe Roehl
Nellie Miller
Railroad
Florence Marie
Tom Monigold
Freeport
C. C. Holley
Ft. Wayne
Tex
Burington- Cramer Funeral Home
John Bruce
Winslow Methodist Church
Deaths in Switzerland and Italy claim noted figures
The Death Record lists Rudolf Minger, 73, Swiss farmer's son who rose to be president of Switzerland and a founder of the Swiss Farmers party in 1918, dying yesterday. In Italy, Mrs. Charlotte Lederer, 87, a New York author and illustrator born in Budapest, died Monday in Santa Margharita.
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Associated Press
Bern
Switzerland
Rudolf Minger
Swiss Farmers Party
Santa Margharita
Italy
Charlotte Lederer
New York
Budapest
Charlton, 85, Engraver of U S Seal, Dies
Harry Leslie Charlton 85 who engraved the great seal on $1 bills died Monday in Los Angeles. He was known for his long career in intaglio engraving and served the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Los Angeles
Harry Leslie Charlton
The
United States
Social Roundup of Albany Area Visitors and Local Moves
Albany residents hosted and visited family and friends from Freeport Chicago Janesville Springfield and Monroe over the weekend. A. H. Meinert and relatives traveled to Illinois while others attended the Milwaukee State Fair and a ball game in Milwaukee. The Steindorf family home saw a trailer move and several local families spent time with kin in neighboring towns.
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John Hicks
Freeport
Earl Zwickey
Zwicky
Jack Malay
Chicago
Milwaukee
Albert Sommerfeldt
Ben Reasa
V. A. Elmer
Arlyn
Robert Grossman
Arthur Williams
Janesville
Peter Williams
Frances Helms
St. Paul
John Tilley
Helms
A. H. Meinert
Albany
Harry
Springfield
Ill
George Anderson
Robert Ramsay
Dixon
Ramsays
Dean
Andersons
James Webb
J. C. Phillips
Wheaton
Ivan Whalen
John
Joseph
Donald J. Clark
Monroe
Wayne Nipple
Conrad Bosshardt
William Steindorf
Taylor and
Mineral Point Streets
August Feldt
George Coplien
Kenneth Burlington
Ernest Snyder
Clarno
Wis
Dora Schneider
Stanley Hulbert
Witt- Thomas
Oak Evangelical
Steve Likens
Rockford
William Babler
Boyd Babler
David Miller
Marian Walter
Maureen
Marlow
Eldon Scheider
Red Oak
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone
Black Hills
Mount Rushmore
Vernon Best
Esther Wells
Devil’s Lake
Kenneth Gross
Minnesota
Lillian Hill
Ellen Goodhart
Wilmer Palmer
Buffalo Lake
Montello
Robert Knodle
Verl Boyer
Mary Lynn Anderson
Ralph Keister
Jake Garhart
Dakota
Otto Folgate
Joyce Folgate
Harold Wildemuth Jr
Amawan
Glenn Geiter
Galen Scharer
Owen
Scharer
Koehner
William Engels
Maud Askey
Earl Barron
Eli Wilson
Greenawald-Nolty
Recreation Park
L. A. Shank
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Orangeville Social Notes Recap From Wisconsin Trips
Orangeville residents and relatives share a flurry of visits and reunions across Wisconsin and nearby states. Families such as the Hulberts, Bablers, Folgates, and Busjahns attend gatherings while others travel to Devil's Lake, Madison, and Monroe for potlucks, reunions, and church events.
Governor’s Day at Wisconsin State Fair showcases livestock and dairy
Governor Kohler presided over Governor’s Day as cattle sheep and draft horse judging and harness racing highlighted the Wisconsin State Fair. Attendance reached 58 650 with 300 dignitaries and about 122 farms represented in the Little Theater. A Bristol Farm Holstein cow won grand champion female and Seldon Whitmore of Elkhorn led wool fleece exhibits with top awards.
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Milwaukee
Kohler
Wisconsin
Donald McNeil
Madison
State Historical Society
Little Theater
Bristol Farm
Bristol
Seldon Whitmore
Elkhorn
Eeem
Frances Cloyd Sues for Second Divorce in Cruelty Case
Mrs Frances Cloyd 29 once titled Mrs America of 1949 sues for a second divorce from Arthur Cloyd alleging cruelty. Pair married in 1943, split in 1950, remarried in 1951. they have five children.
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San Diego
Calif
Frances Cloyd
America
Arthur
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Low Morris College
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Grundy Center
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