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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
3
Matthew John Stuessy 81 semi retired farmer near New Glarus died at St. Clare hospital after being burned in a grass fire April 16. Born June 28 1877 in New Glarus Township he married Amelia Schiemer March 28 1901 in Portage. Survived by wife two daughters a son two sisters and one grandchild. services at 2:30 p m Saturday at New Glarus EUB Church. Burial in church cemetery.
Closed casket services for Albert J. Duerst 67 Monticello who died yesterday at St. Clare hospital will be at 2 p m Friday at Zentner funeral home New Glarus Rev Lynn F B Tschudy will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery Duerst born May 21 1891 in New Glarus Township son of Joachim and Rosina Legler Duerst married January 10 1918 to Margaret Poutignat they lived on a farm south of New Glarus until 1950 when they moved to Monticello Surviving are his wife and three sisters Mrs John Z umfkehr Mrs Margaret Werndli and Mrs Chester Stuessy all of New Glarus He was preceded in death by three brothers Fred John and Henry
Schadt and Tom Cox received medals as co champions of the Badger League. Major letters went to Gene Hilfiker Gerald Hilfker Grant Senatsch and others. Senior girls won GAA awards Elaine Andrews Doris Bohren and more. GAA pins were given for activity points and service as cheerleaders. Bowling and library awards cited multiple students and club members. Journalism honors went to Tom Fritz Tom Bober Allan
Awards for forensics were presented to Pete Ridnour Carol Lux Pat Miller Kindschi Penny Haberman David Riese and Carol Koenig by Mrs Spoerry. For the first time in several years no Legion award was presented.
General Thomas D. White, 1918 St Johns graduate and former Air Force chief of staff, will attend alumni events at St Johns Academy Delafield. He will be greeted at Milwaukee airfield, offered a 17 gun salute, lay a memorial wreath, and attend cadet review before departing for Washington.
Brodhead Lions Club elects Robert Riese as president with Stanley Wraight as first vice president. Roland Rockwell becomes second vice with Lloyd Iverson James Speth as secretary Warren Selbo as treasurer C S Pierce as tail twister and Clyde Harris as lion tamer.
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