H. H. Collentine Dies at 69 in Argyle Rockford funeral in Argyle church
Howard H. Collentine 69, a former Argyle area resident, died Friday in Rockford. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph’s Church Argyle with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Rosary was said at Erickson Funeral Home Argyle. He was born March 25, 1898 in Iowa, never married, survived by a sister Cecelia Keegan Route 2 Oregon Wis, and preceded by three brothers Walter Robert George and a sister Ada Martin.
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Today in History Highlights from July 17
On this date Florida was ceded by Spain to the United States in 1821. Punch first issued in London in 1841. Sinclair Lewis delivered Main Street to a publisher in 1920. The Spanish Civil War began in 1936. Arco Idaho became the first community to receive all its power from atomic energy in 1955. The Senate rejected a Kennedy Social Security financing bill in 1962. B52s bombed central Vietnam in 1965 debuting their use in ground operations. Ten years ago investigators surveyed a KIM airliner wreckage after a crash following takeoff.
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Biak Island disaster and notable 1960s air feats
From Biak Island in Netherlands New Guinea a deadly incident killed 57 people. Five years earlier Air Force Major Robert M White piloted the X15 to a record 310000 feet in Nevada. One year ago Richard Speck was captured by Chicago police for the murder of eight student nurses and later convicted.
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Albany Families Plan, Visit to Cape Canaveral Trip
Albany residents including Mr and Mrs Russell Flesher and daughters Karen and Laurie plan a late week departure for Cape Canaveral Florida to visit their daughter Mrs Stanley Kammerude and family. Mr and Mrs Emmert Gempeler and son Keith share travel plans with relatives. The Partridge and Sharer families are noted guests and campers in the region with YMCA director James Sharer overseeing activities.
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Wilbert Broge
Darlington
David Share
Stevens Point
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New England
Dirk
Eric
Camp Rotamer
James Sharer
Janesville
Albany
T. E. Sharer
Marie Oberholzer
YMCA
Kathryn Dean
Madison
D. H. Partridge
Arlin Hanson
Stanton P. Steari
Castle Rock
Service Record Completes Eight-Week Course at Ft Leonard Wood
Army Pvt. Ronald L. Disch, 22, son of Mr and Mrs John H Disch and husband of Joan, Route 3 Monroe, completed an eight week administration course at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri on July 7. He trained in preparing military records and forms and learned Army filing system basics typing and operation of office machines.
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Abby Advice Columns From The Monroe Evening Times
A reader seeks guidance on inappropriate party films and abusive marital teasing. Abby reassures the widow that taste is timeless, warns about leaving a toxic circle, and advises widening social circles. Other letters discuss controlling husband’s aggression, and a dirtier home situation. Abby urges seeking help, potential break if abuse continues, and offers resources for personal replies.
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