Rodney Duchow of Tomahawk Dies After Illness
Rodney Duchow 53 of Tomahawk formerly Juda resident died Monday at Sacred Heart Hospital Tomahawk after a brief illness Born February 8 1915 in Juda he was a son of Frank and Nellie Duchow He married Dorothy Long November 27 1937 in Monroe They farmed Juda area later moving to Tomahawk where he ran a small grocery Surviving include his widow three sons Ronald Brodhead Dale and Donald a daughter Janice Randolph of Rockford IL his mother Nellie Kryder of Juda a brother Ralph of Monroe and four sisters Helen Stuckey Arlene Sharer Irene Kohl and Elsie Krevns all of Monroe and Freeport Services 1:30 p.m. Thursday June 6 at Newcomer Funeral Home Monroe with Rev Melvin Nickel officiating Burial in Union Hill Cemetery Oakley Visitation 2 to 9 p.m. today at Nick and Son Funeral Home Tomahawk and after 2 p.m. tomorrow at Newcomer’s
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Green County
Rodney Duchow
Tomahawk
Sacred Heart Hospital
Mr. Duchow
Frank
Nellie Ostrander Duchow
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Monroe
Dorothy Long
Juda
Ronald
Brodhead
Dale
Donald
Archie
Janice) Randolph
Rockford
Alfred
Nellie) Kryder
Ralph
Monroe
Floyd
Helen) Stuckey
Arlene Sharer
Forest
Irene) Kohl
Burgln
Elsie) Krevns
Freeport
Newcomer Funeral Home
Melvin J. Nickel
Zion United Methodist Church of
Nick and Son Funeral Home
Newcomer’s
Van Claywell Rites Are Set
Van Claywell 70 died Sunday in a Madison hospital after a long illness. Service 1 p.m. Wednesday June 5 at Ayres Funeral Home Ridgeway with military honors. Masonic service at 8 p.m. He lived in Barneveld 25 years and worked as an auto mechanic. He was post commander and post chaplain of the American Legion.
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Barneveld
van Claywell
Madison
Ayres
Ridgeway
Claywell
American Legion
Ray Reynolds Taken by Death
Ray Allen Reynolds 67 former Loran Township road commissioner died Sunday June 2 services set for 2 p m Wednesday June 5 at the Offenheiser Funeral Home Pearl City Illinois with burial in site.
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Pearl City
Ill
Ray Allen Reynolds
Loran Township
Offenheiser
Deininger Named Editor in Chief of Trident Magazine
Midshipman David G. Deininger of Monroe will serve as Editor-in-Chief for the 1968 69 academic year at the United States Naval Academy. He has been an Assistant Editor for two years and will also hold a Brigade Staff post as Midshipman Lieutenant this fall. Deininger, Class of 1969, has participated in the Debate Team Musical Clubs Show and intramural football, maintains a 4.00 average, and earned Dean's and Superintendent's Lists. He joins a 60 day training cruise to Asia and Vietnam before returning for his final year. Burial is planned in Chapel Hill Cemetery Freeport. Surviving are his widow Kathryn a son LaVerne and several daughters and relatives.
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David G. Deininger
W. E. Deininger
18Th Ave
Monroe
Trident Magazine
Trident
Brigade of Midshipmen
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Deininger
Naval Academy
Japan
Phillipine Islands
Viet Nam
Academy
Wisconsin Guardsmen Prepare Camp McCoy Training Camp
Monroe unit of the Wisconsin ARNG under EOH Milwaukee conducts a summer camp at Camp McCoy. Activities include gas chamber training, motor dispatches, and a bivouac with pay on June 21. Commanding officer is 2nd Lt. George W. Langley. first sergeant Sgt. Dwight L. Bump Sr. and roster of many sergeants and specialists detailed. Plot Sgt Leo W. Hauri resigns from Monroe Police to take other work.
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Monroe
632Nd
Emergency Operations Headquarters
Milwaukee
EOH
32Nd Division
Wisconsin
ARNG
Lee Lockwood
SFC
Franklyn C. Dillon
Madison
Wis
Camp McCoy
West 12Th Avenue
George W. Langley
Dwight
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Ray Reynolds
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Kathryn
LaVerne
Robert Pittman
Villa Park
Earl Edler Jr
Ralph Kempel
Mary Reynolds
David Deininger
The
Roger A. Kopp
Robert D. Kostenbader Jr
David P. Leck
Harvey E. Mil
Olds
Stratolounger
Carload
America
Furniture & Appliance City
Big Man
Phillips and Smith
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