Swiss Tour Notes on New Glarus Yodel Club Trip
Editor notes review travelers heading to Switzerland on the New Glarus Yodel Club tour starting September 9. William Brezina and Marie Gasche of Berne plan border to border sightseeing over six weeks, with relatives visited. Matt Bissig of Monticello and Bertha Bohren Thoman of Rockford also join, each with long family ties and local careers.
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Switzerland
William Brezina
Chicago
Mr. Brezina
Vienna
Austria
America
Marie Gasche
Berne
Bern
Matt Bissig
Monticello
Matt
Mitloedi
Elisabeth Rhyner
Jacob
Bertha Bohren Thoman
Brown’s Beach Road
Rockford
Grindelwald
Gottfried
Beluga
Louise
Hotel Belvedere
Brussels
Thoman
Saddle and
Glarus Yodelers
Local Socials and Visits Across the Midwest
Browntown notes Miss Mary Ellen Coryell returns to Cincinnati after her father John Coryell’s death. Beloit and Freeport visits are recorded for the Maddrell and Miller households. Charles De Voe’s death prompts Sandley and family to visit, while travel figures include Jack Miller’s Oswego trip. Relatives visit Chicago Macomb Milwaukee LaHabra and Monroe for family occasions.
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Mary Ellen Coryell
Cincinnati
John Coryell
B. E. Maddrell
Beloit
Elton Craig
M. W. Miller
Freeport
Frank Sandley
Unity
Marvin Sandley
Sandley
Charles de- Voe
Jack Miller
Oswego
N.Y
M. V. Millers
Edward Emmenegger
Chicago
Roger Berry
Monroe
Ruth Flannery
Ella Lehman
O. J. Hanson
LaHabra
Calif
George Hansen
Kansas City
Ervin Elliott
Orangeville
Jesse Beard
Free- Mines
Julia Pickett
Mary Ableman
Theda May
Ableman
Roy Hanson
Laura McNair
Brodhead
Dale Young
Cora Bock
Washington, D.C
Milwaukee
Lauren and
Bruce
Macomb
Len Vitacca
Marvin Meythalers
Ralph Heer
Maxine Hanson
Minneapolis
Simple Classified Ads Offer Quick Cash for Unneeded Items
Local readers are invited to sell unwanted goods fast via classifieds. The page highlights easy listing steps and tips to attract buyers, promising swift cash for furniture, electronics, and household items.
Mrs. Alice Dole 77 Die in Lena Illinois
Mrs. Alice Dole aged 77 died Friday at her son Homer’s home in St Paul. Funeral services were held in Lena at Offenheiser funeral home. Survived by son Homer Hill sister Jessie Rockford brother George Hill Lena. Born November 20 1886 in Chicago to Richard and Clara Hill. Married William Dole January 27 1909. husband a brother and sister preceded her in death.
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Lena
Ill
Alice Dole
Homer
St. Paul
Offenheiser
George Hill
Jessie
Rockford
Dole
Chicago
Richard
Clara Hill
William Dole
Pearl City
Monticello Notes on Local Visits and Moves
Monticello society items note families visiting relatives in Wisconsin and Alaska. George Freitag and family relocate to the former Monticello meat market building with Freitag insurance on the first floor. Others travel to Milwaukee Fairbanks and Madison area for visits.
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Melvin Flint
Monroe
Charles Putman
Donald Knobel
Kay Ann
Milwaukee
Phillip Knobel
Henry Hefty
New Glarus
Elizabeth Rolph
Chuck Behnkendorf
Green Bay
James Dooley
Stanley Holliday
Madison
Karl Freitag
Robert Holcomb Jr
Roy Hess
Arlene
Weekend Socials Around Highland and Madison
Weekend activities include Kenneth Holcomb and Clarence Holcomb returning to Highland with family. Ruth Ann Baebler visits Madison overnight. John Meier returns from Menomonie after time with his mother. Numerous calls and visits occur with the Meiers, Brusveens, Stauffer, Park, ZumBrunnen, Patten, Blum, and Gessler households in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Kenneth Holcomb
Highland
Ind
Clarence Holcomb
Ruth Ann Baebler
Madison
John Meier
Menomonie
John Meier Sr
Frank Harrison
Morris Park
Dorothy Park
Louis ZumBrunnen
Virginia Patten
Monticello
Minn
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Elizabeth Blum
Marie
Werner
Monroe
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Sylvia Curtis
Louise Gessler
New Glarus
Rome Sees Heavy Rain Break Heat Wave Threat
Heavy rain storms hit both sides of Rome ending a two month heat spell that tied the hottest July and August in ten years. Temperatures rose to around 98 degrees as weather officials issued warnings and residents sought relief.
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Rome
Scouting Program Kickoff Session Planned for 1964 65 Year
Leaders from Cub Boy and Exploring programs gather at Monroe high school for a 8 p.m. kickoff to plan the coming year. District commissioners reports training finances camping advancement and literature will be discussed with unit leaders and parents invited. Richard Bahr Herbert Paske and Dr. Eckstam head the agenda.
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Herbert Paske
Monroe
Rich
Ard Bahr
Bahr
Eugene E. Eckstam
Keith Williams
Brodhead
Ernest Spring
Wayne Ratslaff
Enoch Huston
Thomas Holyoke
Willis Gruenewald
Clarence Seaton
Clinton Blaeckbourn
Walter Athlaus
Marlin Lorfeld
Albany
Terry Hanna
Forrest Faulks
Clarence Peterson
Paske
Kenneth Baker
Ted Otto Entering Theological Seminary In New York
Blanchardville Times Special reports Ted Otto son in law of Mr and Mrs Lloyd F Johnson will attend Union Theological Seminary in New York specializing in sacred organ music His wife Louise Johnson will teach music and early grades in Bergenfield New Jersey schools They will live at Hastings Hall 600 W 122nd Street New York New York 22
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Barbara Butter
Nancy Marking
Rodney Spencer
Madison
Thomas Brusveen
Hans Brusveen
York
Herbert Kubly
New Glarus
Ellen Stauffer
Blanchardville
Ted Otto
Lloyd F. Johnson
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Louise Johnson
Bergenfield
N.J
Hastings Hall
W. 122Nd Street
N. Y
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Goetz
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Bartlett
Illinois Central
Mid-America
Wayne A. Johnston
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Scout Fund
United Fund
C. Gene Hennager
Nathan Stuessy
Gratiot
Richard Rhyner
Valley District
Rottler
Kroger
U. S
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Dubuque
the Kroger Co
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Cascade
Mbo
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Swift
Oeer Fertilizer
Illinois Central Railroad
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