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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

4

Anniversary travelers and Swiss tours featured in local notes

Around the Block highlights Helen er and Mrs. R K Berger of Argyle celebrating their 36th wedding anniversary with a trip to Long Grove Illinois. The piece notes other travelers including Mrs. Robert Hoesly of New Glarus and Ava Mays of Orangeville retiring after 31 years teaching. Also profiled are Carl Tolpo and Lilly Tolpo, artist couple with works at regional sites. Weather summary reports scattered rains boosting corn fields between Monticello and Monroe and near Albany.

R. K. Berger Argyle Long Grove Ill Ervin Johnsons Darlington Robert Hoesly New Glarus Switzerland Hoesly Olga Leiser Monroe Robert Erickson 11Th Ave Edelweiss Stars Europe Hawaii Ericksons South Wayne Erickson Florine’s Farm and Fleet Italy Austria Monticello New Glarus Woods State Park Albany

Cub Fun Fair Planned by Winneshiek District Scouts

The Cub Fun Fair, now in Winneshiek District formerly Valley District, will be at Twining Park Monroe this Saturday. Chairman Dewey Dwyer says Cubs set up from 9 a.m. to noon and hold a show from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Attendees may bring a sack lunch. games and prizes will follow. area packs are urged to participate.

Winneshiek District Boy Scouts Valley District Twining Park Monroe Shell Dewey Dwyer

Obituary of Miss June Kravek 41 Orfordville

Miss June Kravek 41 of Orfordville died Saturday at home after a brief illness. She worked at the Madison Opportunity Center and previously at Freeman Shoe Beloit and Admiral Corp Harvard. Surviving are her father Steiner Kravek a brother Stanley and sister Mrs Bruce Bartholemew. Services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Rosman Uehling Kinzer Funeral Home Beloit. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.

June Kravek Orfordville Madison Opportunity Center Steiner Kravek Stanley Afton Bruce Bartholomew Dayton Wyo Rosman- Uehling-Kinzer Beloit

Prominent educator Harry L. Scott dies at 58

Harry L. Scott of LaValle dies after a short illness. A former president of the Southern Wisconsin Education Association, he coached and taught at Chetek Verona and Hillsboro earning championships. Survived by wife Iona Gardner and three sons, services set 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Advent Christian Church LaValle. Friends may call Hammer Funeral Home Reedsburg after 3 p.m. today.

Harry L. Scott LaValle Southern Wisconsin Education Association Chetek Verona Hillsboro Belmont Baraboo High Carroll College University of Iowa Iona Gardner Robert McFarland Richard Racine Craig Advent Christian Church Hammer Funeral Home Reedsburg

Services today for Thomas Long in Durand Illinois

Funeral services were held for 37 year old Thomas F. Long who died from injuries in a Rock County traffic crash. He died after a brief hospital stay at Mercy Hospital Janesville. Burial followed at St. Marys Cemetery Durand. He was employed as a salesman for Lions Oil and Heating Co. at Janesville for six years. He was born May 7 1934 in Rockford. He survived by his widow five daughters and a son and his mother Mrs Mable Long of Orangeville.

Durand Ill Thomas F. Long Rock County Mercy Hospital Janesville McCorkle St. Mary’s Catholic Church James Murphy St. Mary’s Cemetery Long Lions Oil and Heating Co Rockford Henry Mable Long Joyce Nyman Knights of Columbus Debra Catherine Karen Denise Patricia Charles Mabel Long Orangeville

Dies at 63. lifelong farmer Rudolph Erzinger

Rudolph H. Erzinger 63 of Rt 1 died of an apparent heart attack Saturday afternoon while working at the John Flannery Jr farm on Rt 2 in Argyle. Born Feb 11, 1908 in Belleville he was married to Alice Wendlandt in 1934. Survived by widow and son Otto at home. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Newcomer Funeral Home Monroe with Rev. Larry Pinnow officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Funeral home after 7 tonight.

Rudolph H. Erzinger Rt. 1 John Flannery Jr Rt. 2 Argyle Belleville Herman Emma Tanner Erzinger Brodhead Alice Wendlandt Monroe Lena Ill Cadiz Township Alice Otto Newcomer Funeral Home Larry Pinnow Grace Lutheran Church Greenwood Cemetery

Blanchardville selects James Reed as summer music instructor

James Reed will lead the Blanchardville summer music program starting June 28. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Platteville State University in 1969 and taught a year at Fennimore before returning to Platteville for MACCORMACK DIES CHICAGO (AP) Franklyn MacCormack, 69, veteran radio personality and prime announcer in the era of big dance bands, died Saturday. MacCormack hosted WGN All Night Showcase for 12 years. The text also notes a plane crash in Green Lake where Donald Emig, 41, of Trout Run, Pa., died while dusting a central Wisconsin oat field.

Blanchardville James Reed Reed Platteville State University Fennimore Platteville Maccormack Chicago Franklyn MacCormack WGN Green Lake Wis Federal Aviation Administration Donald Emig Trout Run Emig Wisconsin Donald Bazely

Cyclists Raise Funds for Green County Handicapped Programs

Sixty cyclists raised 3327.92 dollars in the Green County Bike Ride for the Handicapped on May 22. Proceeds will be shared equally by the Wisconsin Youth Association of Retarded Children Green County Youth Association for Retarded Children and the New Concepts foundation. Riders logged 1966 miles, with praise for sponsors and for Charles Dearth Pontiac Buick Inc for the maintenance truck.

Green County Lynn Andrews Wisconsin Youth Association of Retarded Children Green County Youth Association For Retarded Children New Concepts Foundation Wisconsin

Story Time Returns At Blanchardville Library

For the sixth consecutive year a summer story time is held at the Blanchardville Public Library. It runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. for six weeks. Kindergarten teacher Mrs Thomas Saether leads the program and invites all children to attend.

Blanchardville Thomas Saether

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