Crash Victims Start Recovery After Fatal Two Car Crash
A two car collision south of Stoughton Friday night left Kenneth G. Lange dead at 23 and two other men seriously injured. Robert McDonald 21 and Conrad Skolaske 22 were hospitalized with head and neck injuries and a broken jaw. Lange was returning to the farm in Albany when McDonald turned onto Highway 138, nearly head on. Lange’s funeral was held at Evansville Methodist Church with burial in Maple Hill Cemetery. Lange’s parents and sister Joann survive, with Joann teaching in Monticello schools this fall.
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Kenneth G. Lange
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Stoughton
Robert McDonald
Deerfield
Conrad F. Skolaske
Madison
Lange
George Lange
Brooklyn
Dane County
McDonald
Aaker Road
Evansville Methodist Church
Eldon Riggs
John Walker
Maple Hill Cemetery
Evansville
Allen
Bany High School
Miss
Joann
Monticello
Open House For New London Bank Draws Local Residents
Several Monroe and area residents attended the open house of the New London National Bank held Saturday. W A Bender, formerly of Monroe, vice president and executive officer, and Doran Blum, also a former Monroe resident, is the assistant cashier at the newly opened bank. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joseph Viney, Mrs W C Bender, Mr and Mrs John Fenton from Monroe, L A Pease and Miss Margaret Blum of Monticello, and Bender’s brother and sister Dr Daniel Bender of Portage and Jane Bender of Menominee Falls.
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Monroe
New London National Bank
W. A. Benjer
Doran Blum
Joseph Viney
W. C. Bender
John Fenton
Lions Club Joint Picnic At New Glarus Zone 27 D
Lions Clubs from Brodhead Monroe Argyle Blanchardville and New Glarus gather for a joint picnic and meeting in New Glarus Woods at 6 30 this evening with a 5 45 p m assemble in Spring Square. If rain the event moves to the New Glarus hotel.
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Monroe Lions Club
Lions Clubs
New Glarus Woods
Spring Square
New Glarus
New Glarus Hotel
Brodhead
Monroe
Argyle
Blanchardville
Coin Show Attracts Nearly 600 Attendees and Exhibitors
The second annual coin show drew nearly 600 people with ten exhibitors displaying 30 cases at a local hall sponsored by a civic group. Monroe's wooden nickels drew attention as out of town buyers traded and bought. The local coin club meets monthly on the last Tuesday, with the next gathering on June 30. Mt Etna erupts again in Sicily. volcano hurls ash clouds 3,000 feet high on day four.
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Mamas Gon Ceteacca
Monroe
MT. Etna
Catania
Sicily
Dairy Month Recipes For Today
Simple homestyle dessert directions for a rhubarb cream bake. A Browntown reader, Mrs. Frank Soddy, shares a two crust style base, rhubarb custard filling, and a meringue topping baked to brown.
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Frank Soddy
Route 1
Browntown
Bishops Can Set Saturday Masses
Vatican sources report Roman Catholic bishops may allow faithful to attend Saturday Masses for special reasons. The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith has authorized weekly Mass obligation to be met on Saturdays, at the bishop's discretion.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Congregation of the Council
Mrs. Johnson Stricken at 69 in Stockton
Mrs. Arthur Johnson 69 of Stockton died at 5 30 a m in St Clare hospital after a recent illness She was born Dec 20 1894 in Derrida Township Jo Daviess County widow of Arthur Johnson They farmed near Stockton with survivors including daughter Eileen Yeager two sons Myrnice and Delbert and several siblings Funeral services 2 pm tomorrow at Hermann funeral home Stockton with Rev D James Fitzhugh officiating burial Morseville Cemetery southeast of Stockton
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Arthur Johnson
Stockton
St. Clare Hospital
Johnson
Effie Belk
Derrida ‘Township
Jo Daviess County
George
Louisa Bohm Belk
Willow
Eileen Yeager
Myrnice
Rockford
Delbert
Verna Texell
Chester
Lloyd
Melvin
Elmer
Hanover
Hermann Funeral Home
D. James Fitzhugh
Stockton Methodist Church
Morseville
L L Langdoc 71 Dies at Kankakee
L L Langdoc a Woodford farmer and longtime Illinois native died in Kankakee after a long illness. Survived by wife, son Clyde Steven Langdoc, daughter Mrs Richard Hines of Kankakee, granddaughter Karen Hines, a brother and three sisters including Mrs Harry Garrett in Kalamazoo. His son and uncle were with him at Kankakee.
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Langdoc
W. W. Langdoc
Woodford
Richard Hines
Kankakee
Karen Hines
Harry Garrett
Kalamazoo
Mich
Leroy Donaldson
Macomb
Inl
Alvin McLeod
Denver
Colo
Washington event honors first pioneer settlement founders
Washington Iowa marked its 125th anniversary with a welcome for honored guests including Mayor Walter Ekum, former Mayor Orville Evans, Alden Hawthorne, Ivan Boyer, and Jack Trickel. Shrine Clown outfits were worn in the parade as part of the celebration noting the area’s pioneer settlement and beginnings of county government.
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Washington
Clifford Reasa
Reasa
Walter R. Ekum
Orville R. Evans
Alden Hawthorne
Ivan Boyer
Jack Trickel
Mrs Albert Marks Rites To Be Tuesday
Rites for Mrs Albert Marks sister of Mrs John J Burkhard who died Saturday in Chicago will be at 9 30 a m tomorrow from Colonial funeral home to St Tar cissus church Burial at St Josephs cemetery Chicago Mrs Marks was formerly Lillian Sammons Surviving are husband and two sisters Evelyn Janzen and Irene Marks Attending Camp Eucerne Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Duchow and daughter Susan accompanied Sally and Chester Duchow to Route 1 Neskoro where they will attend Camp Lucerne for the week Sponsored by Immanuel EUB church
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Alpert Marks
John J. Burkhard
Chicago
Colonial Funeral Home
St. Tarcissus Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Camp Eucerne
Walter Johnson
Ralph Duchow
Susan
Sally
Chester Duchow
Route 1
Neskoro
Hilltop 4H Club June Meeting Led by President Jenny Anderson
The June meeting of the Hilltop 4H Club opened with Jenny Anderson presiding and pledges led by Jeff Anderson and Ken Anderson. Members answered roll by birth dates and places. Dairy Day and booth plans were discussed. Alvin Wald demonstrated potato planting. Linda Wald and Helen Tschanz showed stain removal. A Parents Night Wiener roast preceded the gathering. Energetic Maids and Snappy Snatters 4-H clubs plan a 7:15 a.m. tour meetup Monday at Orangeville Methodist Church.
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Hilltop Club
Hilltop 4H
Jenny Anderson
Jeff Anderson
Ken Anderson
Booth
Alvin Wald
Linda Wald
Helen Tschanz
Orangeville
Eneretic Maids
Glenn Still Dizzy Shows Improvement in Texas
Former astronaut Lt Col John Glenn is recovering from an inner ear disorder. He can work in the yard and walk the neighborhood, though he still suffers dizzy spells. Dr Charles Berry says he is a million times better than a month ago.
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Avuston
Tex
John Glenn
Charles Berry
Manned Spacecraft Center
Glenn
Berry
Erhard Doubts German Change
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said the Soviet treaty with East Germany will not affect future German questions. He stated West Germany will not recognize Red China or send a trade mission or sign a trade deal with Beijing. He spoke during a news conference before returning from talks with President Johnson and U. S. officials.
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Ludwig Erhard
East Germany
Erhard
West Germany
Red China
Peking
Johnson
U.S
Today in History notes major world events
On June 15 1964 the day marks historical events including Arkansas joining the Union in 1836 and the Magna Charta signing in 1215. Additional milestones cover Washington assuming command in 1775 and the Oregon Boundary Treaty of 1846. Old and recent notes touch on postwar events and civil rights tensions.
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Arkansas
King John of England
Runnymede
George Washington
United States
Great Britain
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