Social Events G U G G Meeting And Fete In Monticello Hall
Seme 36 members of the G U G G gathered at Turner Hall for a summer meeting and social evening. Birthday greetings were sung to multiple members. A lunch was served by an entertainment committee. Next meeting set for Sept 12. Montgomery County Monticello Times special reports Lt Daniel D Benkert honored at a dinner party in Monticello with Air Force Base return noted.
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G.U.G.G
Turner Hall
Mmes
Mary Vogler
Clarence Rufer
Will Niederberger Sr
Ernest Schmidt
George Rothenbuehler
Anna _ Morgenthiler
Karl Mueller
Marie Rohrer
Art Holcomb
Kenneth Stuessy
Margaret Buehler
Rosa Gruener
Mary Elmer
Jake Rothenbuehler
Henry Altman
J. L. Babler
John Schild
Daisy Tresner
Ted Altman
Marie Vogler
Benkert
Monticello
Norman Benkert
Daniel D. Benkert
Little Rock Air Force Base
Jacksonville
Ark
Air Force Base
Roy Williams
Bonesteel
S.D
Paul F. Schrepfer
Paul Jr
Belleville
Thelma Moore
Monroe
William H. Benkert
Marcus Elmer
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Sue Ann
Rick
Fannie Benkert
Frieda Benkert
Christine Zimmerman
Carolyn Hill
Mary Ann Dickson
Monticello Class Reunion Plans Thirty-Year Look Back
The Monticello High School 1943 graduating class held its 25th year reunion Saturday at the Casino. Organizers Roger Klassy Robert Buehl and Mrs Albert Doppler scheduled a follow up in five years. Attendees and absentees span several states with many listed by name, including Delma Roethlisberger and Eunice Rupp among the attendees and Jene Block noted as deceased.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
Casino
Roger Klassy
Robert Buehl
Albert Doppler
John E. Herschleb
Delma Roethlisberger
Jacksonville
Fla
Royal Voegels
Washington, D.C
Richard Rice
Dorene Zimmerman
Janesville
Clarence "Marty
Madison
New Glarus
Wallace Miller
Verlene Loeffel
Dallas Wild
Dorothy Bidlingmaier
Albert Deppler
Marion Marty
Robert Stauffer
Monroe
Robert Buchl
Jack Miller
Eunice Rupp
Plymouth
William R. Kock
Phyllis Voegels
Frank Segebart
Eleanor Benkert
Antigo
Udwin Wild
Alice Holcomb
Herman Heinzelman
Jene Block
Schumacher Reunion Held at Recreation Park
The annual Schumacher reunion gathered 76 relatives at Recreation Park on Sunday, August 25. Dinner at noon followed by an afternoon social. ice cream and cake were served. The oldest attendee was 79 year old Mrs. Louise Schumacher, the youngest 2 year old Kathy Staubli. Newly elected president is Mrs. Albert Bidlingmeier. outgoing president is Mrs. Frank Neuenhoven. Families came from multiple towns including Monroe, Madison, Freeport, Rockford, and Verona. The event will recur on the third Sunday in August next year.
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Recreation Park
Louise Schumacher
13Th St
Monroe
Kathy Staubli
Adolph Staubli Jr
Madison
Albert Bidlingmeier
Sanders 77 Still Works to Inspire Nation and Franchise Growth
New York columnist Hal Boyle profiles Col Harland Sanders known as the Kentucky Colonel and the face of Kentucky Fried Chicken. At 77 he defies retirement, touting daily work as the basis of life while managing a multimillion dollar empire and charity work. He reflects on a life from ragsto riches after 65, selling his recipe for millions and funding scholarships and foster care, with plans to expand a country ham and eggs chain.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Rve
Harland Sanders
Kentucky
Whitehead
Smith Brothers
U.S
Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp
Sanders
Harland
Indianapolis
Mississippi
Mrs. Mitchell Stricken at 75
URANGEVILLE Special Mrs Michael Hazel Mitchell 75 died Friday Aug 23 in Krug Nursing Home Funeral held Aug 26 at Walker Mortuary Freeport Rev James J Murphy officiated Burial Calvary Cemetery She born Apr 23 1893 in South Dakota daughter of William and Julia Delin lived in Minneapolis before moving here Sister Ruth Erickson Freeport survives husband preceded her in death
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Urangeville
Michael
Hazel) Mitchell
Krug
Walker Mortuary
Freeport
James J. Murphy
St. Thomas Agi
Catholic Church of
Calvary Cemetery
Mitchell
South Dakota
William
Julia Delp Dulin
Minneapolis
Kermit C
Ruth) Erickson
George Ruppert Dies at 82 in Dodgeville
George Ruppert 82 lifelong area resident and retired farmer died Friday after a brief illness in a hospital. Funeral services were Monday at St Joseph's Church with a Holy Name Society Rosary Sunday night at Lulloff Funeral Home. Surviving: daughter Mrs Daniel Bennett Dodgeville son Gerald Lone Rock Virgil Edina Minn 10 grandchildren one great grandchild.
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Vadgeville
George Ruppert
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Lulloff
Ruppert
Dodgeville
Elizabeth Meyer
Daniel Bennett
Gerald
Lone Rock
Virgil
Edina
Minn
Mrs Swanson Taken by Death
Mrs Gladys Swanson 67 of Kirkland rural Albany died Saturday in Sycamore Illinois after a long illness. Services were held Monday at Kirkland Methodist Church with burial in Oaks Cemetery. She is survived by son Chester Swanson another son Rockford four sisters Pearl Roach Ardella Rote Irene Rayburn and Gertrude Wyke and eight grandchildren.
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Albany
Opeerany
Gladys Swanson
Kirkland
Chester Swanson
Sycamore
Ill
Kirkland Methodist Church
Oaks Cemetery
Ing
Rockford
Pearl Roach
Belvidere
Ardella Rote
Irene Rayburn
St. Charles
Gertrude Wyke
Rockwell
Quick Quiz Facts on Presidents and Insects
A trivia item notes Theodore Roosevelt banned Christmas trees at the White House in 1902 to protect forests. It also explains insect hearing via leg or body wall drum organs sensing ground and air vibrations. It states retroactive taxes are valid and previously imposed by Congress. It claims about one third of U.S. land is forested with over 1,000 tree types.
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White House
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Real Estate Education Classes Advertised in Wisconsin
An ad invites licensed brokers and salesmen to start quickly with free first classes at Quality Motel Madison. Classes listed for Madison Janesville Beloit and other Wisconsin locations include home study options. Adults only. Wisconsin School of Real Estate at 161 Wisconsin Ave promotes adult education programs.
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Madison
U.S
Janesville
Beloit
Wisconsinf School of Real Estate
Wisconsin Ave
Sora
Speaking Out on Men's Roles in Family Life
A column argues emancipation broadened women’s rights and nudges men to embrace vital family roles. It cites fathers as emotional support, disciplinarians, sex educators, and decision makers, urging men to rejoin family life, fix a favorite dish, and step up for civilization’s future.
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U.S
Iris
Signer Given Return Notice Before Vietnam Duty
Armyman Herbert Signer born in Monroe, with three years left in a 20 year career, received orders to return to Vietnam in February. He and his wife and sons Herbert and Jimmy left Saturday for their home in Clarksdale Mississippi after visiting relatives. They were guests of his brother Joe Signer and family, with a Thursday picnic.
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Herpert Signer
Monroe
Vietnam
Herbert
Jimmy
Clarksdale
Miss
Joe B. Signer
Larry
Joe Signer
Joe Signer Sr
Ludwig Signer
Jack Kundert
Neil Signer
Dean Signer
Orson Wells
Herbert Signers
Wisconsin Dells
George Paske
de- Forest
Paske
Signer
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Roy Schroeder
Wilson
William Brennan
Rolland Emberson
Marjorie Marti
Jan Miller
Jerry Senn
Browntown
Arnold Weiser ‘III
Jean Shager
Schumachers
Col. Sanders
Corbin
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Drapery House
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Congress
India
Jasmine
the Rlassy Shop
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