Real Estate Transfers and Probate Notices From Monroe and Brodhead
Real estate transfers include Gustave Axelson to Robert Collins in Monroe and several transfers in Brodhead and New Glarus. Additional deeds involve Roy Bergeman to Kurt Sebek and Dor othy Remus to Robert Ransom in Monroe, plus Swenson moves in New Mexico Addition. The Monroe Township will notes Christ of New Glarus Home for the Aged, and domiciliary letters issued to Charles Maaske in the estate of Kathryn Maaske with wills dated 1969 and 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave A. Axelson
Robert A. Collins
Russell
City of Monroe
Byron B. Blackford
James E. Miller
City of Brodhead
Maude Lyons
Genevieve Lyons
Roy Bergeman
Kurt Sebek
Dorothy Remus
Robert P. Ransom
Davis Becker
Gaylord D. Swenson
Lester J. Johnson, Jr
New Mexico
Dorothy L. Meythaler
Kathryn A. Streiff
Kenneth J. Boss
Outlet
Village of New Glar
John J. Marty
Lewis
Monticello
James E. Schmitz
Ronald Thompson
Monroe
Samuel F. Humbel
Robert L. Ableman
Monroe Township
Local Forfeitures Report From Monroe Police
Roger E. Keep of Rt. 1 Judo speeding forfeited 20 dollars. Thomas R. Smith of 2103 14th Ave speeding forfeited 30. Sandra J. Power of 1922 Lincoln Road inattentive driving forfeited 35. Judith A. Bowman of 804 26th Ave with Roger R. Elliott of Brodhead inattentive driving and failure to have vehicle under control forfeited 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Keep
Rt. 1
Monroe
Thomas R. Smith
14Th Ave
Sandra J. Power
Lincoln Road
Judith A. Bowman
26Th Ave
Roger R. Elliott
Brodhead
County Court Docket Shows Guilty Pleas and Fines Across Towns
District cases list actions from Evansville to Browntown and Monticello. Defendants plead guilty or no contest for reckless driving DUI and license offenses, with fines ranging from 40 to 130 dollars and varying costs and penalties. several cases set over for further dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Lange
Evansville
Sheriff's Dept
Stanley E. Strothman
Rt. 1
Browntown
Monroe
Sandra R. Kuchler
Sun Prairie
Floyd E. Dinley
Keith A. Johnson
Monticello
Almon G. Bleiler
Argyle
Terrence J. Brule
Milwaukee
Sheriff’s Dept
Albert D. Strothman
Jerry K. Tilley
Lyn
Charles O. Wendtland Jr
Brodhead
Douglas H. Shelton
Rt. 2
John W. Lynch
Donald R. Lawinger
Albany
Estates Probate Notices For Dugdale Waite Wenger Cases
Letters of administration issued to Cloyance Karlen for Helen K. Dugdale who died Aug 16 1971. Mary Ellen Sorenson appointed for Mary L. Waite who died Mar 30 1967. First National Bank appointed for Rosa Wenger who died May 6. Bequests include 1000 dollars to Greenwood Cemetery Association Monroe and 1000 dollars to St John’s United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyance Karlen
Helen K. Dugdale
Mary Ellen Sorenson
Mary L. Waite
First National Bank
Rosa Wenger
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Monroe
St. John’s United Church of
Argyle Families Welcome Babies Rex Putney and Neuenschwander kin
Mr and Mrs Rex Putney of Madison announce son Paul James born June 2 joining siblings Danny Lori Therresa with grandparents Jack Putney and others. Sgt and Mrs David Gooding report daughter Katie Lynn born May 13 while stationed in Tampa. Kim Robert named for son of Neuenschwander family of Argyle born May 27 at St Clare Hospital. Burnette Severson Jr and Louann Erickson announce daughter born June 7 in Madison General Hospital with Holt/Severson and Erickson grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Rex Putney
Rt. 2
Madison
Paul James
Danny
Lori
Therresa
Jack Putney
David Gooding
Katie Lynn
John Wyss
18Th Ave
Monroe
Goodings
Tampa
Fla
David
Air Force
St. Clare Hospital
Robert C. Neuenschwander
Kim Robert
Neuenschwander
Cherrie Heinzelman
Todd Herman
Teresa Irene
Terry Carl
Robette Elizabeth
Herman Heinzelman
Arnold Neuenschwander
Carl Heinzelman
Lena Block
Burnette Severson Jr
Madison General Hospital
Severson
Louann Erickson
Postville
Mildred H. Severson
Earl Erickson
Marriage Licenses for Loren Stuessy and Petra Streiff
Two marriage licenses listed. Loren F. Stuessy 23 of New Glarus and Petra E. Streiff 19, along with David R. Goetz 22 of Lincoln Road and Deborah L. Whitehead 22 of Madison. Also Patrick B. Dunlavy 20 of Blanchardville and Cynthia A. Clark 20 of 415 21st Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren F. Stuessy
New Glarus
Petra E. Streiff
David R. Goetz
Lincoln Road
Deborah L. Whitehead
Madison
Patrick B. Dunlavy
Rt. 2
Blanchardville
Cynthia A. Clark
21St Ave
Frank Heinzelman in Mercy Hospital after major May 31 surgery
Frank Heinzelman of 1525 Oakland Avenue Janesville and formerly of Monroe is recovering in Mercy Hospital Janesville after major surgery on May 31. He retired June 1 after 35 years with Wisconsin Power and Light Company. His wife is Katherine Kundert of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heinzelman
Oakland Ave
Janesville
Monroe
Mercy Hospital
Heinzelman
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Katherine Kundert
Adult leaders hear IFEYE speaker Barbara Palombi
Green County 4 H Adult Leaders Association will hear Barbara Palombi speak about her IFEYE experience in Ceylon during a six month 1971 stay. A slide program will show rural family life, followed by Q A. A business meeting and reports on the food stand, June Daily Day, and fair booth signups will accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
4-H
Barbara Palombi
Orfordville
Ceylon
Green County Agricultural
Palombi
Alice Carroll
Green County 4-H
Monticello
Green County Fair
Elden heads Wisconsin bankers on Washington trip
Gordon Elden president of The First National Bank of Blanchardville led the Wisconsin Bankers Association officers on an annual visit to Washington D C. They met with the Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency Federal Reserve Board FDIC Internal Revenue Service and the Justice Department Anti Trust Division and Labor Department. They also conferred with Senators Proxmire and Nelson and Wisconsin Congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Gordon Elden
First National Bank of
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Treasury Department
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve’ Board
F.D.I.C
Internal Revenue Service
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
Department of Labor
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Program set for Flag Day at O F Pinney WRC meeting
The O F Pinney Women's Relief Corps met in American Legion Hall to observe Flag Day with a reading of Old Glory Cries Out to All by Mrs. Fred Schott. Members were urged to fly the flag on June 14 and discuss the WRC Convention in Madison June 18 to 20. The program included birthday songs for Mrs. Ernest Zumbach and Mrs. Edith Koehner, refreshments by Mrs. Marion Laube and Mrs. Louis Oostdik, a silent auction led by Miss Hedwig Portman and Mrs. Herman Stuessy, and the next meeting set for June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Pinney Women’s Relief Corps
American Legion Hall
Fred Schott
WRC
Lorraine Hotel
Madison
Ernest Zumbach
Edith Koehner
Marion Laube
Louis Oostdik
Hedwig Portman
Herman Stuessy
Green County Historical Museum Weekend Openings Announced
The Green County Historical Museum and Little Red School House will be open Saturdays and Sundays in the summer. Tomorrow marks the first Saturday opening from 2 to 5 PM with curators Mr and Mrs Fred Probst of Monroe in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Historical Museum
Little Red School House
Fred Probst
Monroe
Monroe youths to attend EXPLO 72
Ten Senior High youths from Monroe United Methodist Church and two adult counselors will attend EXPLO 72 in Dallas June 12 to 17. About 100,000 youths are expected at the Campus Crusade for Christ rally. the Monroe group raised funds and will travel by chartered bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Church of
Monroe
Dallas
Tex
United States
Campus Crusade For Christ
Juda United Methodist Church
Monroe United Methodist
John Abbuehl
Paul
Dave Barrett
Dan Crandall
Jean Kuebli
Becky
Tana Ottoson
Dan Schmerse
Dave Tertin
Arlene Zuhlke
Boyd Elliott
Rita Messino
Pastoral changes announced by Bishop Taylor
Bishop Ralph Taylor Alton announced clergy reassignments at the Wisconsin Area United Methodist Conference held at Green Lake. Several pastors including Rev Luther Jose, Rev Walter Wagener, Rev Donald Iliff, Rev Bryce Armstrong and others are reassigned to new churches and charges with Bishop Alton remaining in July. The 1973 budget is set at 3 019 564. See Curly Goecks to test drive a 1972 Cadillac at Bienema Olds Cadillac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Taylor Alton
Wisconsin
Bryce Armstrong
Wauwatosa Methodist
Curly Goecks
Bienema Olds
Cadillac
Tim es Childrens Club and HOFMANN Reelected
Listings show multiple names with addresses and June dates for a children's club. birthdays and towns appear scattered through June. The note closes with Karl Hofmann of New Glarus being re elected to a three year term as a Wisconsin Restaurant Association director in Madison, with over 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofmann
Karl Hofmann
New Glarus
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Madison
Prairie du Lac
Larry Buetzer Graduates From Monroe High School
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Buetzer Browntown hosted a Thursday evening gathering June 1 in their home to honor son Larry Buetzer on his Monroe High School graduation. A lunch with white rose centerpiece and gifts was shared with numerous guests from Browntown Monroe Rockford Blanchardville Argyle South Wayne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Buetzer
Browntown
Larry
Monroe High School
Simon Meyer
Raymond Heinzelman
Terry
Lana
Steven
Melilla Buetzer
John Marty
Monroe
Gordon Galaxon
Anna Beal
Rockford
Marrion Berg
Marlys
Sandra
Blanchardville
Ernest Legler
Argyle
William Hexom
South Wayne
Matthew Nall
Taryn
Morgan Johnson
Leonard Boynton
Martha
Argyle and Beloit Residents Attend Monticello Reunion
An Argyle group including Mrs. Clifford Penniston and families from Columbus Ohio Belgium and Beloit visited relatives and joined a Monticello class reunion. Beloit residents Mr and Mrs Robert Bredeson and Holly and Loves Park couple Mr and Mrs Richard Flanagan hosted guests for a weekend and attended the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Penniston
Kaspar Berget Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Phillip Olson
Belgium
R. K. Berget
Argyle
Robert Bredeson
Holly
Beloit
Richard Flanagan
Loves Park
Ill
Michael Flanagan
Monticello
Ray Budsberg
Iola
Delmar Budsberg
Mrs Kundert Named President of American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Kundert has been named president of the American Legion Auxiliary and will name her committees and appointive officers. Mrs. William Watrud is first vice president, Mrs. Casper Schober second vice, and Mrs. Stanley Gallagher treasurer. Cadillac investment noted with test drive invite at Bienema Olds Cadillac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Roy Kundert
American Legion Auxiliary
William Watrud
Casper Schober
Stanley Gallagher
One Car Crash Injures Green Co Man Near Monticello
Charles F. Bethke, 22, of New Glarus, was injured in a one car crash about a half mile south of Monticello on State Road 69. After a dentist visit in Monroe he reportedly blacked out on return, drove off the road, the car overturned. Bethke suffered back neck and facial injuries and was taken to St. Clare Hospital by deputies. he left the hospital Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Bethke
New Glarus
Monticello
Green County Sheriff's Department
Monroe
Bethke
St. Clare Hospital
Browntown By Mrs Theda Mau
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Daley with Jennifer and Mary Beth visited Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rockow in Sycamore Illinois for a weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Mrs
Theda Mau
Lyle Daley
Jennifer
Mary Beth
Sycamore, Ill
Hubert Rockow
Women of the Moose Hold Chapter Night in Moose Hall
Forty three members attended a Chapter Night meeting in Moose Hall. New members welcomed were Mrs. Charles Tullis Mrs. Warren Schneeberger and Mrs. Wayne Broge. An open meeting June 11 Memorial Sunday and June 28 officer installation were announced with a potluck dinner to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Charles Tullis
Warren Schneeberger
Wayne Broge
Richard Trumpy
Friendship Committee
Burnett Briggs
Leland Shattum
Jack
Jeanette) Marty
Olga Blum
Edward Haldiman
Alfred Meier Sr
Clinton Tarply
Wilma Reinmann
Paul Gruenberg
Walter Baumgartner
Rex Holmes
Hedwig Portman
Mmes
Erving Andrews
Raymond Indergand
Homer Wardlow
Clarence Rufer
Salvation Army truck to make June pickups in Monroe
The Salvation Army truck comes to Monroe on the second and fourth Wednesdays, with the first pickup set for Wednesday, June 14, and another on June 28. Home pickup is arranged through Wilma Heimann at 325-4215. Items may be left on the courthouse lawn by 1 p.m. or taken to the storage garage at 1917 12th St. Drop boxes are at Eagles Food Market. Magazines and papers are shipped to Chicago for recycling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Monroe
Juda
Wilma Heimann
12Th St
Eagles Food Market
Chicago
Spring Grove News Highlights From Mrs Herbert Mohns
Mr and Mrs Marvin Olin visited Madison for knee check up and tests on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Herman Pinnow visited Monroe Monday. Oakley Homemakers held annual picnic at Leona Heights Forest Preserve for members and families. The 37th Black family reunion will be Sunday June 11 at East Clarno Church with picnic dinner. Patty Drafahl of Monticello visited Mrs Herbert Mohns Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Olin
Madison
Mr. Olin
Mrs
Herman Pinnow
Monroe
Oakley Homemakers Club
Leona Heights Forest Preserve
East Clarno
Patty Drafahl
Monticello
Herbert Mohns
Weekend guests span Iowa towns visiting friends
Blanchardville residents Mrs Earl Barber and Mr and Mrs Nor Rossebo of Madison joined Mr and Mrs George Thompson for a Decorah Iowa weekend. They dined with Pastor and Mrs Duane Berg in Elgin Iowa. Frank Mellom of Richland Center and A Blanchard visited the Moon-Dougherty home. Additional guests included Mr and Mrs Jim Marshall and A Blanchard spent time at Mildred Marshall's La Farge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nor Rossebo
Madison
George Thompson
Decorah
Iowa
Duane Berg
Elgin
Frank Mellom
Richland Center
Moon-Dougherty
A. Blanchard
Mildred Marshall
la Farge
Jim Marshall
Family potluck honors Swiss visitors in Clarno
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beckman and Mr. and Mrs. John Christen and Kim hosted a Sunday family potluck for Miss Alice Wyss and Miss Zita Kaufman Schaubern Knutwil Switzerland visiting relatives in the area. Thirty five persons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Christen
Kim
Alice Wyss
Zita Kaufman
Schaubern
Knutwil
Switzerland
Trail Ride Sponsored by 4-H Club Draws 37 Riders
The Yellowstone 4-H Club organized a Sunday trail ride with 37 riders circling Bar-O-Ranch. It began at 10 30 a m and ended at 3 30 p m with breaks at Carroll Holmes farm. Milk donations from Jerry's Dairy supported June Dairy Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar-O-Ranch
Carroll Holmes
Jerry’s Dairy
Darlington
Zanders Plan Open House on Anniversary
Mr. Horeb and Mrs. Arnold Zander celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday open house from 2 to 5 at the Pine Bluff School hall. The couple married June 10, 1947 and have 11 children and one grandchild with one son deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horeb
Arnold Zander
Pine Bluff
Elaine Haag
Zander
William of
Blue Mounds
Richard
Madison
James
Ginny) Schaller
Verona
Ruth
Margie
Nancy
Larry
Beth
Jerome
Ronnie
Greg
Arthur
Ordination Attended by Mrs Hyland in Chicago
Mrs James Hyland and her houseguest Miss Nancy Hyland of New York attended the ordination of Donald Rowe Jr at Madonna Della Strade Chapel Loyola University in Chicago. Donald is the son of Donald Rowe Sr and the late Ann Bernice Rowe. Miss Hyland is spending two weeks at the James Hyland and Ronald Larson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
James Hyland
Nancy Hyland
New York
Chicago
Donald Rowe Jr
Madonna Della Strade Chapel
Loyola University
Donald
Donald Rowe, Sr
Ann Bernice Rowe
Hyland
Ronald Larson
Memorial Service Held by Esther Rebekah Lodge
Members of the Esther Rebekah Lodge held a memorial service June 2 in IOOF Hall with Odd Fellows guests. The service was prepared by Miss Bernice Holsapple and featured participants including Miss Rose Zuercher and Mrs. Marie Durst. The charter was draped for Lena Augsburger and others honored included Mrs. Ben Holsapple and Miss Grace Schroeder. The next meeting is June 16 with a picnic at Twining Park hosted by the Odd Fellows. Out of town guests were Ray Folgate and Julia Meier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Odd Fellows Lodge
Bernice Holsapple
Rose Zuercher
John Miller
Orville Flaherty
Lois Miller
Marie Durst
Lena Augsburger
Ben Holsapple
Ella Maurer
Grace Schroeder
Nathan Coplien
Ernest Hayes
Hans von Allmen
Mary Rieder
Edith Koehner
North Shelter
Twining Park
Odd Fellows
Ray Folgate
Freeport
Julia Meier
Rock Grove
Frank Deininger
Davis church marks 125th anniversary in Davis Illinois
St Pauls United Church of Christ at Eppylanna near Davis observes its 125th anniversary on Sunday June 25 Rev Albert Williams of the Illinois Conference will speak during the morning worship followed by a noon potluck. Afternoon activities include visiting and viewing historical articles on display attendees are urged to bring items of interest for the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Eppylanna
Davis
Ill
Albert Williams
Illinois Conference
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Recordee
Roger L. Elmer
Elden
EXPLO
Taylor
Wilbur Leatherman
Blue River
Richland
Richard Pilgrim
Viroqua
Lodi
Kenall Anderson
Sharon
Parish of the
Alton
Jay James Christen
Belleville
Lisa Anne Nodolf
Jill Christine Wirtz
Steven Wayne Albright
Jamie Lee Juenemann
Scott Ivan Trotter
Lori Jane Segner
Dean Richard Lehr
Kurt Alan Grossen
Janeen Annette Rackow
16Th Ave
Cindy Sue Best
Brooklyn
Pamela Kay Schmid
Kevin Duane Wilde
Todd Robert
Terral David Dale
11Th St
Mathew Eric Keller
Thomas Logan Kamps
Randy Lee Shumway
Stephen Lee Jaeggs
Ronnie Alan Briggs
Robert Lee Briggs
Amy Joe Field
Carrie Ellen Field
Teresa Marie Swartzlow
Sherry Lee Swartzlow
Bienema’s
Larry Buetzer
Mrs. Kundert
David Phillipson
Norseman
Phillipson
The
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Irene Steiner
Ag At
Black Hawk Tech
Black Hawk
Center Ave
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Grerredl
Che Glassy Shop
Mrs. Earl Barber
Clarno
Elmer Beckman
Zanders
Davis Church
Ax Service
Redding
Ches
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