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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1967

Page

4

Mrs. Anna Baertschi Dies at 77 in Albany Area

Mrs. Anna Baertschi aged 77 of Albany died Saturday at the local funeral home after a period as a medical patient in St. Clare Hospital. Born May 10 1889 in Oberonz Switzerland she immigrated to the United States in 1907 settling in Green County. She married Fred Baertschi in 1910 and the couple later farmed cheese on their Albany Monroe area farm. Surviving are four children three brothers a sister 20 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a brother Fred Schneeberger.

Anna Baertschi Route 1 Albany Milton Petzold St. John’s United Church of Christ of Monroe Hillcrest Cemetery Baertschi St. Clare Anna Schneeberger Oberonz

Fifteen Sign Up For Free Funeral Expense Offer

Burlington Free Press offered to pay funeral expenses for those who said they would drink and drive during the holidays. Fifteen persons signed up for the period from 10 p.m. Christmas Eve to 6 a.m. New Year’s Day, extending the six year total to 141 signups.

Burlington Burlington Free Press

Alaska joins the United States as 49th state

On January 3 1959 President Eisenhower signed a proclamation admitting Alaska as the 49th state and unveiled a 49 star flag. The date also recalls Brooklyn Bridge construction beginning in 1870 and Hoover’s 1919 relief post for Europe.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Alaska United States New York Brooklyn Bridge Herbert Hoover Europe Bataan Pacific Lord Haw - Haw William Joyce Britain Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Janos Kadar Budapest U. S. State Department Cuba Inter-American Peace Committee Organization of American States Hemisphere New York City

Newspaper Enter Elise Assn

Puzzle style word list hints with various clues including Ballads 18 Eye part 20 Cajoled and more. The prompt implies a themed entry for a newspaper association but provides limited readable context. The response summarizes the fragmentary content as a teaser card reflecting the labeled clues and the association name.

Iowa County hires new clerk and radio operator

Claire Olson Blanchard ville has been hired as a highway account clerk in Iowa County and James Runde Mineral Point has been named a radio operator there. An exam was held for another county traffic policeman. The public property committee met Wednesday and authorized four new patrol cars to replace two old ones.

Claire Olson Blanchardville Iowa County James Rundle Mineral Point Public Property Committee of

Miss Nellie Good 89 Dies in Monroe

Miss Nellie Good 89 of 1310 11th St. Monroe died at 3 15 p m yesterday at her brother Fred Good’s home after years of illness and strokes. Born January 2 1878 in rural Mc Connell area she was never married and worked as a seamstress. She lived with her parents in Cadiz Township before moving to Monroe to reside with her brother. Survived by three brothers Bill Ed Frank two sisters Ida Dallenbach and Alice Lawyer and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of Monroe Methodist Church Gleaners class. Services 1 30 p m Thursday January 5 at Stuessy Funeral Home Rev C James Weis to officiate burial Cadiz Cemetery. Friends may call after tomorrow noon.

Nellie Good 11Th St Fred Good McConnell Area John Anna Louise Paul Good Rush Miss Good Cadiz Township Monroe Bill Frank Ida Dallenbach Alice Lawyer Monroe Methodist Church Gleaners Stuessy C. James Weis First Methodist Church Cadiz Cemetery

Ray Hankinson Taken by Death

Ray Lyton Hankinson 87 a native of Brooklyn and retired Coast Guard commander died December 26 at his New Rochelle New York home. He helped locate the site of the little red lighthouse near the George Washington Bridge and developed a wood stress resistance formula. Survived by daughter Mrs J Richard Connelly and two grandchildren. wife Medea C Brown died 1964.

Brooklyn Coast Guard Ray Lyton Hankinson New Rochelle N.Y Leverett Mass Hankinson Forest Products Laboratory University of Wisconsin Little Red George Washington Bridge Woods J. Richard Connelly Medea C. Brown

Mrs. Maston dies at 87 in Peoria funeral held

Anna J. Maston 87, a former Belleville area resident, died Christmas Day in Peoria Illinois after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were conducted in Peoria December 28. Survived by son Alfred of Peoria daughter Mrs M Y Pillow of Madison eight grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker now.

Anna J. Maston Belleville Area Peoria Ill Alfred M. Y. Pillow Madison

Miss Wilberg 89 Dies. Funeral in Blanchardville

Miss Mary K. Wilberg of Blanchardville dies at 89 in Darlington Memorial Hospital after Christmas treatment. Services held at Saether Funeral Home with Rev. Chester Christenson officiating. Burial in Grace-land Cemetery. she was born May 13, 1877, and trained at Freeport nursing school. No immediate survivors.

Blanchardville Saether Mary K. Wilberg Darlington Memorial Hospital Henry Marie Wilberg Freeport Illinois Nursing School

Huber Ends Tenure With Broken Gavel in Madison

Assembly Speaker Robert Huber of West Allis neared the end of a two year term as presiding officer. He pounded for adjournment to the swearing in ceremony. a wooden gavel fell apart signaling the moment.

Madison Assembly Robert Huber Dwest Allis

Mrs. El don Rabe 47 Dies After Illness

Mrs. Eldon Rabe formerly Ardath Taft, 47, of Winslow Illinois died Sunday after a long illness at her home on Route 2. She was born June 5 1919 in Winslow Township and married Eldon Rabe July 3 1937 in Orangeville. Funeral services are planned at the Cramer Funeral Home Orangeville with burial at Chapel Hill Cemetery Freeport. Surviving are her husband three daughters two sisters and six grandchildren. She was active in Basswood Methodist Church.

Orangeville, Sr Eldon Ardath) Rabe Winslow Ardath Taft Winslow Township Stephenson County Illinois Clayton Dulcie Harless Taft Orangeville Eldon Rabe Cramer Funeral Home Roy Berg Martintown Chapel Hill Cemetery Freeport Harold Corrinne) Williams Lloyd Carma) Boelk Don Karen) Newell Dakota City Neb LaVerne Wanda) Schramm Arnold Gwendolyn) Neuenschwander Rabe Basswood Methodist Church

No point in Florida is more than seventy miles from salt water

A compact statement notes Florida's coastal reach, claiming every inland location lies within seventy miles of salt water. It emphasizes the state's proximity to sea access and geography.

Florida

Flammable dolls sold in Milwaukee and Beloit alarm officials

Authorities warn hundreds of highly flammable dolls sold during Christmas in Milwaukee and Beloit pose fire risks. Dolls feature nitrocellulose faces with vegetable fiber hair and bodies stuffed with straw and sawdust. Treasure Island stores reported 144 dolls each sold out in two days. customers asked to return them. Beloit fire crews found at least 500 dolls sold across four shops.

Milwaukee Beloit Ronald J. Risch Treasure Island Joseph Loquai Milwaukee Fire Department J. C. Penney Co F. W. Woolworth Co McLellan Variety Store Diana

Classified ads unite buyers and sellers in local market

Readers are invited to place classified ads to connect with potential buyers renters and sellers. The simple format helps match desires for dating housing employment and goods. By posting a concise notice, individuals expand opportunities within the community.

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