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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1968
Page
2
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Mineral Point special reports Melvin Thus Sr. 67 died Sunday in a Dodgeville hospital after a brief illness. He was a retired laborer. Survived by wife Mae two sons Melvin Jr. Freeport Si and John Mineral Point two daughters Mrs. Bernard Heins Rockford Mich and Mrs. Raymond Torpen Brodhead a brother Carl Blanchardville a sister Mrs. Oscar Hombs Milwaukee 16 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral set for 1 30 p m Tuesday at Linden Methodist Church. Friends may call tonight at Ritter Funeral Home in Mineral Point. 1915.
Dec 23 1958 summary notes Eisenhower budget plan viewed as unrealistic by Democrats and a Christmas gesture by Republicans. Durand farm school marks two thrills scarletina quaran tine lifted and Ty Hardin visit. Kraus couple celebrates golden wedding anniversary.
A Dec 23 1928 item reports a fatal collision south of Monroe injuring Ernest Eichstadt 38. It notes Monroe on regular air routes with a monoplane overhead. William Trukenbrod 70 dies after a long drug career and Green County board chair tenure. Other items recall 1918 deaths, Lillian Baeh’s influenza, 1908 Argyle elevator fire, and a 1000 pound cheese donation from Monroe area dealers for Christmas aid. John Werren sells farmland at 175 per acre.
A reminiscence column recounts a week of local events and light anecdotes. It touches on Christmas greetings, postal inflation, charity, political figures, humor about real estate, and small town happenings as the year closes.
Mrs. Jennie Hart Bone, 77, founder and former operator of Leota School for Girls, died Saturday December 21 at Stoughton hospital after a month long illness. Funeral services were held December 23 at the Free Methodist Church with Rodierick Ward Funeral Home in charge.
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