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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

6

Herbert Booth Named New Legion Commander at Monroe Post

Herbert Booth was elected Commander of Zilmer- Riley Post No. 84, American Legion in Monroe during the annual officer election at the Legion Hall. Louis A. Koenig retires as commander. New officers include John Marty, Joseph Leitzinger, P. J. Connors, Robert Ableman, Earl Webster, John Webster, Paul Kammerode, Russell West, Edward Niffenegger, and Ralph A. Lindsay with installation set for Sunday at 8 p.m. in Monroe. The Post and Auxiliary plan a July 1 picnic at Recreation Park. The Legion baseball team, coached by Marty Deignan, begins play this week and faces a double-header with New Glarus Saturday.

Herbert Booth Monroe Zilmer- Riley American Legion Legion Hall Louis A. Koenig John Marty Browntown Joseph Leitzinger P. J. Connors Robert Ableman Earl Webster John Webster Paul Kammerode Russell West Edward Niffen New Glarus Marty Deignan Robert Hardell Jr

Radio TV announcer Gil Hodges recalls Monroe visit

Gilbert Hodges, ABC radio TV announcer from New York City, and his wife and two children visit Monroe to see uncles William and Frank Haren. Hodges recalls early ties to Monroe and family history, and recounts a memorable flight from Monroe to Milwaukee.

Monroe Gilbert Hodges New York City ABC Hodges Grace Jeannine Anthony Paul William Frank Haren Wisconsin Gil Paul Grace Haren Hodges Gilbert T. Hodges Wall Street Journal Frank Munsey The New York Sun Young Gil’’ Hodges

Retirement notes and local hobbies across the region

Mrs. Clarence Gust of Lockport retires after 43 years in teaching moving to Belleville with husband. Former Belleville resident Louise Argue, Gust taught in Wisconsin and Illinois including 8 years in Illinois. Clarence Gust retires June 25 from Ryan Transport. Roses bloom at the Keuler home in Brodhead, now 140 varieties after starting with 15. Danny Hofmaster of Belleville nets a six pound Northern Pike on Sugar River near Fahey's bridge. Zurich visitors Alexander Bachmann and daughter Teresa tour Belleville visiting relatives. Sciota Mills youths travel by horse and buggy to Vacation Bible School in Warren New Jersey.

Clarence Gust Lockport Ill Belleville Louise Argue Wisconsin Illinois Valley View School Romeoville Ryan Transport Brodhead Clifford Keuler West Second Avenue Keulers Danny Hofmaster Sugar River Fahey Sciota Mills Grace Free United Methodist Church Warren James John Weckerly Terry Harnish

Darlington Area Resident Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Mary Nelson 92 longtime Darlington resident died Thursday in a local nursing home after a long illness. She was born Mary Trickel and married Edward Nelson who owned a hardware store and worked as a plumber in Darlington. he died July 1938. Surviving children include two daughters Mrs Joseph Reichling and Mrs Mayme Richter and a son Howard all of Darlington, 13 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren. A son Galey Walker Minn drowned in 1961 and daughter Mrs Carroll Parkinson of Darlington died in 1941. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Sharer Funeral Home with callers after 3 p.m. today.

Mary Nelson Darlington Area Darlington Mary Trickel Janesville Edward Nelson Nelson Joseph Reichling Mayme Richter Howard Galey, Walker Minn Carroll Parkinson Sharer Funeral Home

Herbert UO Miller dies at 61 in Albany hospital

Herbert Miller 61 of Rt 1 Albany died at 10 10 p m Thursday in St. Clare Hospital after admission the prior day He was born Feb 19 1910 in Cooksville a son of Albertis and Edna Townsend Miller He married Betty Medler He worked as a farm laborer and sheep shearer and lived at the Schoenenberger pinery farm since September Graveside services are set for Saturday at Maple Hill Cemetery Evansville Rev Joshua Crowell will officiate Gohlke s Sharer Funeral Home Albany in charge There is no visitation He is survived by his widow two sons John A Santa Fe NM and Gary at home a brother Donald of Illinois a sister Inez Haakensen Evansville and three grandchildren

Herbert UO. Miller Rt. 1 Albany St. Clare Hospital Miller Cooksville Albertis Edna Townsend Miller Betty Medler Schoenenberger Pinery Milbrandt Evansville Maple Hill Cemetery Joshua Crowell Congregational Church Gohlke Sharer Funeral Home

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