Obituaries for Blaskiewicz Stenerson and Sprecher
John E. Blaskiewicz 66 died Monday July 23. Funeral at 8 p.m. Thursday in St. Joseph's Church Dodgeville with viewing Wednesday 7 to 9 at McGinley Funeral Home. No immediate survivors. Mildred H. Stenerson 84 of Poplar Grove died July 22 at St. Joseph Hospital Belvidere after brief illness. Survived by husband Oscar H. Stenerson, son Thomas LaVener, two daughters and two grandchildren. Burial at Poplar Grove Cemetery and services at Poplar Grove United Methodist Church. Esther Sprecher 68 of Orfordville died July 25 at Continental Manor Evansville after long illness. Daughter of Julius and Ann Anderson, former Cozy Corner Restaurant cook. Survived by two daughters, four grandchildren, one great grandchild. Services Friday 1:30 p.m. at Orfordville Lutheran Church with burial there. Viewing Thursday 7 to 9 at Newcomer Funeral Home Orfordville.
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John E. Blaskiewicz
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Dodgeville
McGinley Funeral Home
Blaskiewicz
Mildred H. Stenerson
Poplar Grove
Bessie Youngreen
Monticello
St. Joseph Hospital
Belvidere
Bonus Township
Boone County
Ill
Charles
Hulda Peterson
Oscar H. Stenerson
Thomas LaVener
New Milford
Marguerite Maitland
Marjorie
Poplar Grove United Methodist Church
Donald A. Glass
Buck- Wheeler-Hyland Funeral Home
Esther Sprecher
Orfordville
Continental Manor
Evansville
Julius
Ann Myhre Anderson
Sprecher
Ward Rote
Janesville
Eunice Garry
Rockton
Obituary: Malcolm McDonnell 64 Janesville Resident
Malcolm McDonnell 64 of Janesville died Tuesday morning July 24 at Memorial Community Hospital Edgerton. Born September 18 1908 in Argyle he lived most of his life in Janesville and worked 42 years at Janesville Fisher Body Plant retiring in 1970. He married Emma Wirth December 22 1956 in Rockford. Surviving are his widow a son Francis three stepsons five grandchildren three brothers and a sister. Services Thursday at 930 a.m. Schneider Funeral Home Janesville and 10 a.m. at St Marys Catholic Church with burial Mt Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening at the funeral home with a prayer at 8 p.m.
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Malcolm McDonnell
Janesville
Memorial Community Hospital
Edgerton
Argyle
Janesville Fisher Body Plant
Emma Wirth
Rockford
Francis
Cecil Wirth
Middle Village
N. Y
Monroe students named to Chancellor's Award at UW-Stout
Two Monroe students, Deanna Schuetz and Ronald F Mauermann, have been named to receive the Chancellor's Award for academic excellence at UW-Stout Menomonie for the second semester. The award, replacing the dean's list, honors a 3.5 semester GPA or higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Uw-Stout
Menomonie
Deanna Schuetz
Walter Schuetz
20Th Ave
Ronald F. Mauermann
Willard Mauermann
19Th St
Glory Road Travelers Sing at New Glarus Church
The Glory Road Travelers a 15 member group from Green Bay will perform at 7 30 p m Sunday at the New Glarus Baptist Bible Church The program mixes songs readings and testimonies The public is invited Also Bienema s advertises Oldsmobile 75 years of progress event listing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glory Road
New Glarus Baptist Bible Church
Green Bay
Black Hawk schools delay adopting budget for 1973 74
Black Hawk Community Schools postpone the 1973 74 budget at the annual meeting in South Wayne citing undetermined state aid. A special budget session is planned for Oct 8 after state aid decisions. Officers salaries set. school year totals 188 teacher contract days and 180 teaching days.
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Black Hawk Community
Black Hawk High School
South Wayne
Jack Schulte
Harold Larse
Herb Tornow
Dennis Murphy
Virginia Perdue
Edna Jackson
Woodford School
WIAA
Local notes from Monticello by Edna Babler and Monroe items
Monticello social pieces report visits among Kraeft Hilliard and Kundert families plus Riese travel to California and Cape Cod. Local Olds dealership promo and a church youth musical at Green County Fair are noted. Monroe police recover a red jacket found at Twining Park and fire crews respond to a false alarm at Oaktron Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Twining Park
Darlington Council Rejects Two Liquor License Requests
The Darlington City Council rejected liquor license requests for two establishments with only beer licenses. Chug A Lugs operator Robert Anderson lost support from two council members, while Harold Mullen’s Darlington Recreation Parlor license was denied 6-0. No action on the American Legion request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Robert Anderson
Harold Mullen
Darlington Recreation
American Legion
Legion
Howard Friske
Sassy Compares Gal To Baseball Pitcher Incurved Humor
A wag says a gal is much like a base ball pitcher because they both can throw curves. The quip frames gendered humor around sport tropes using playful metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sassy
Public hearing on re zoning in Monroe Wisconsin
A public hearing will be held at City Hall Monroe on Wednesday August 21 1973 at 730 PM regarding re zoning of Lot 3 Block 15 Tallmans Addition and Outlet 76 Lybrand Donation from R 2 to BUSINESS Identify the property and the zoning change request for the meeting notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Monroe
Wisconsin
Tallman’s Addition
Lybrand Donation
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Shannon
Lynne Luchsinger
Donald Luchsinger
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Charles Workman
Tom Figi
Browntown
Figi
Jason
Jerald
Frank Dorney
Lynne
Oak Park
Rathskeller
Stout
Robert Arplanalp
Nixon
San Clemente, Calif
Oldsmobile
Bienema’s
Black Hawk Schools
Edna Babler
Thomas Kraeft
Menominee Falls
John Wyttenbach
Bienema Olds
Cadillac
Jane Schmesse
Laverne Schmerse
Rt. 3
Dave Tertin
Virgil Tertin
United Methodist Church of
God
Green County Fair
Jane
Dave
Times
Oaktron Industries
Joe Benkett
Cone Uncle Sassy
Sesgemi
Marketing Center
Winslow, Illinois
Winslow
Hampshire
LAMBS
Midwest Insurance Agency
Park
Madison, Wis
F. M. Bray City Clerk
Rogers
Lawrence Best
SER
William Swp
SWP
Gloss House
Sherwin Solid
Sherwin-Williams
16Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Ues
Vvour
Bankamericard
Col Theart
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