Obituary Roster for Burgy Asmus Rufer Services
Funeral services were held for Theodore A. Burgy 91 of 1003 17th Street at Shriner Neushwander with Rev. Robert Davison officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers named. Elmer W Asmus 81 Juda died June 5. services at Juda United Methodist Church with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. pallbearers listed. Lewis W Rufer 66 formerly of Rt 1 Albany died June 6. service at Washington Reformation Church. burial in church cemetery. nephews served as pallbearers. songs were performed by local singers.
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Heodore A. Burgy
Theodore A. Burgy
17Th St
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Shriner - Neushwander
Robert Davison
Church of the Nazarene
Greenwood Cemetery
Joseph D. Viney
Lester Bacon
Ervin Goecks
Leland Kubly
W. E. Deininger
Robert Babler
Ben Blaser
Old Rugged Cross
Mrs
Robert Faith
Elmer W. Asmus
Elmer William Asmus
Juda
Pleasant View
Monroe
Juda United Methodist Church
Donald Sumwalt
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Marvin
Lewis W. Rufer
Rt. 1
Albany
Washington Reformation Church
Charles Workman
Church
Gene Lowry
Louis Indergand
Roy H. Rufer
Clarence Rufer
Marvin Marty
Emil Rufer
Monticello
St Victor's to honor Fr. Dempsey on centennial ordination
The Diocese marks the 100th anniversary of Fr. Thomas A. Dempsey's ordination with Sunday Masses at St. Victor's. Dempsey served 38 years as pastor, aided church construction, installed the first pipe organ, and founded Monroe's first parochial school in 1915. He died Feb 1 1930 aged 80 and is buried at Calvary Cemetery.
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Monroe
St. Pius Catholic Church
St. Victor’s Church
Thomas A. Dempsey
St. Victor’s
Fr. Dempsey
St. Francis Seminary
Milwaukee
Dempsey
Sisters of St. Dominic of
Calvary Cemetery
Lions to Host Norwegian Singers in Monroe Concert
The Skarnes Mannskor Singers from Norway visit Monroe to perform at Twining Park Band Shell after a City Band concert. They arrive in Chicago June 24 and tour the Midwest as guests of the Monroe Lions Club, with a June 28 picnic and performance at the Band Shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skarnes Mannskor Singers
Norway
Monroe
County Board Approves Courthouse Repairs and Staff Actions
The board authorized immediate courthouse repairs including roof and painting after bids failed. It transferred 749.50 to cover items stolen from an impounded vehicle and approved a payout to Mrs. Raymond Fehr. They named John L. McDowell as social services director to draw checks on a trust, and reappointed Eugene Meier to the Board of Adjustments for three years. The highway department will keep Clarence Loveland as a gravel checker past 65, and Borghild Ritschard was approved to attend a Madison seminar at county expense.
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Sheriff’s Administration
Sheriff’s Office
Raymond Fehr
John L. McDowell
Green County Department of Social Services
Eugene Meier
Clarno Township
Highway Department
Clarence Loveland
Borghild Ritschard
Madison
Summer program for area youth announced by Green Co Unified
Mrs. Jean Kessenich announces a summer program for area youth focusing on group interaction, self awareness, coping skills and problem solving. The program invites young people to participate in activities that build social and personal development through structured group activities.
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Jean Kessenich
The
Green Co. Unified Services
Sickinger Promoted to Major in Alaska District
Thomas L. Sickinger was promoted from captain to major at Elmendorf Air Force Base. The ceremony included his wife Carol and Col. Charles A. Debelius. He will attend the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth and take a monthlong vacation in Colorado and Wisconsin before his next assignment.
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Corps of Engineers
Alaska
Army
Command and General Staff Colleges
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Thomas L. Sickinger
Carol
Charles A. Debelius
Colorado
Wisconsin
Maj. Sickinger
Anchorage
Monroe
Fort Benning
Alaskan Command
University of Alaska
Elmendorf AF
Amy
Kirsten
Lyle F . Sickinger
Lori Bergstrom
Farmers' Market Opens in Green County This Saturday
The Green County Farmers Market begins in Maroe on Saturday June 12 running 8 am to noon through Oct 30. Open to all sellers for home grown produce fruits eggs honey jams and jellies only no meats or crafts allowed. Assembly and weigh rules include legal weights and posted produce with prices.
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Green County
16Th Ave
15Th St
Maroe
First National Bank
Monroe High School
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Isaac Newton 84 Darlington painter and church member dies
Isaac Newton age 84 of Darlington died at 8 45 a m Tuesday at Lafayette County Manor. Born August 15 1891 in Lafayette County he was a greenhouse operator in Darlington for 24 years and a retired painter. He belonged to the Darlington Methodist Church Odd Fellows and Modern Woodmen of America. Survived by daughter Winifred Fankhauser son James Howard Madison a granddaughter and four great. Funeral 1 30 p m Friday June 11 Erickson Sharer Funeral Home Darlington with Rev C Phillip Burt officiating burial in Union Grove Cemetery Oddfellows services at 9 p m Thursday.
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Louis Earl Smith
Oregon
Madison
Dane County
Smith
Belleville
Badger Ordinance Works
Holy Mother Consolation Catholic Church
Dolorisann Pletan
Grand Forks
Robert Vetter
St. Paul
Jack Carter
Janesville
Louis B
Raphael
Violet Sarbacker
Pansy Sholts
Rosalie Genin
Holy Mother Consolation Church
Anthony Schumacher
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Joyce Funeral Home
Clarence B
Elaine) Johnson
Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Elaine Theresa Healey
Lorenzo Healey
Clarence B. Johnson
Dubuque
Iowa
South Pacific
Clarence
Erickson Funeral Home
Eldred Peterson
Wiota Lutheran Church
East Wiota
Isaac Newton
James Howard
Erickson-Sharer Funeral Home
Darlington
C. Phillip Burt
Vandalism at Monroe recreation park and area fires
Two young boys suspected of extensive vandalism at Monroe Recreation Park after a Monday night incident. A private citizen pursued one suspect. another remained at large. Vandalism included pool debris and a burglarized concession stand. A cigarette started a small awning fire near Pace Setter's Shoes. Police investigate. A broken window at Wisconsin Power and Light and a non sanctioned Le-Win High School picnic injures Barbara Heiler with a fractured pelvis.
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Recreation Park
Monroe
Bath
Pace Setter
17Th Ave
Fire Department
Wisconsin Power and Light
12Th St
Le-Win High School
Barbara A. Heiler
Lena
Ill
Lake Le-Aqua-Na
Miss Heiler
Ozone alert extended as Wisconsin agencies clash in capital
Southeastern Wisconsin remains under an ozone alert through today as state officials monitor air quality. Secretary LaFollette criticizes the removal of election supervision from his office and the creation of a separate Elections Board. The DOT targets July 1 to allow limited use of double bottom trucks for milk transport. Gov Lucey weighs a June session to review migratory labor rules amid farm protests. A Madison furrier denounces anti trapping campaigns led by children. A New London bridge section collapses but roadway remains usable. Rep Azim progresses after kidney transplant while Anderson seeks a 10th term. Algoma Plywood contemplates plant closure with 430 workers. Lac Courte Oreilles fishing case moves to federal court. Tourism leaders decry labor influence in Madison during a seminar.
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Madison
State Department of Transportation
Wisconsin
William Buglass
State Highway Commission
Patrick J. Lucey
Committee On Migratory Labor
Senate
Assembly
Juda Bicentennial Celebration and Homecoming Weekend
Juda marks a bicentennial celebration June 18 to 20 with Sunday worship services at each church at separate times. The Judo School-Community Reunions and Homecoming run 1:30 to 5 p.m. June 20 in the high school gym honoring 50 year graduates from class of 1926. The Juda Woman's Club is general sponsor. A correction notes the Fritz Rosa memorial plaque to Green Co EMS was donated by the Rosa family Irene Steve Sandi and Fred.
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Juda Woman’s Club
Juda
Fritz Rosa
Green Co
Rosa
Irene Rosa
Steve
Sandi
Fred
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William Siedschlag
Middleton
Leland Jordan
Wesley Jordan
Chester Haman
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Ralph Kubly
St. Victor's
Father Dempsey
Lions
Sickinger
Harold E. Swedlund
Rt. 4
Monroe Township
Louis E. Smith
Farmers’ Market
Don Deininger
Ernnest Ammon Jr
Cochairmen
Robert Wuethrich
Roy Chesebro
Carlyle Firkins
Nicolas Leutenegger
Gaylord
Clarence Johnson
Shoe Department
Monroe Evening Times
Badger
Associated Press
State Department of Natural Resources
Stan Hershleder
Hershleder
State Capitol
London Bridge
New London
New London Bridge
St. John’s Street Bridge
Azim
Rochester
Minn
James Azim
Rmuscoda
Anderson
Madison — Assembly
Norman Anderson
Algoma
John A. Ball
Connecticut
U.S. Plywood Division
Ball
Lac Court
Oreilles Indian Reservation
Circuit Court
Hayward
U.S. District Court
John Niemisto
Niemisto
Organized Labor
Stephen Marcus
Marcus
Marcus Hotel Corp
Wisconsin Innkeepers Assn
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