Royal C Blunt Dies in Orangeville at 82
Royal C. Blunt 82 of Orangeville died at 8 15 p m yesterday at Ortez nursing home Lena after a long illness He was born June 13 1879 in Brodhead son of Charles and Etta Warner Blunt He married Ella Hoffman Feb 23 1902 in Scioto Mills Ill He was a farmer and blacksmith and a member of Orangeville Methodist Church Surviving are his wife two sons Dale Dakota and Nevin Aurora Ill one brother David West Point Pleasant N J one sister Cecil Thurston Argyle six grandchildren four great grandchildren He was preceded in death by a daughter a son four sisters and two brothers Services will be Sunday at 2 p m at Cramer Funeral Home Orangeville Rev Charles H Tindle will officiate Burial will be in Chapel Hill Cemetery south of Freeport Friends may call after noon tomorrow
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Orangeville
Royal C. Blunt
Ortez
Lena
Brodhead
Mr. Blunt
Charles
Etta Warner Blunt
Scioto Mills
Ill
Ella Hoffman
Blunt
Ella
Dale
Dakota
Nevin
Aurora
David
West Point Pleasant
N.J
Merrill
Cecil) Thurston
Argyle
Cramer Funeral Home
Charles H. Tindle
Methodist Church
Chapel Hill
Freeport
Monticello Social Notes Remain Busy With Visits
Mrs O D Curtis records numerous visits and celebrations across Wisconsin and nearby states. Prof Martha Jenny of Provo Utah and Miss Barbara Klassy of New Mexico visit relatives in New Glarus. The Beyers host their 35th anniversary reception in Janesville. A Waunakee wedding and other family gatherings span Madison Genoa Janesville Elgin Green Bay and Milwaukee corridors.
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Fannie G
Friedale
Madison Monay
Martha Jenny
Provo
Utah
Barbara Klassy
New Mexico
New Glarus
Jenny
Abraham ‘Kubly
Monticello
Jacob Voegeli
Jack Hoskins
Jean Ann
Rhonda
Jackie Voegeli
Janesville
Selmar Helgeson
Carl Beyer
St. John’s Church
Beyers
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Don Schneider
Doris Helenbrand
Waunakee
Florida
Wilbert Ludwig
Genoa
Selmer
Thelma Moore
Wayne
William H. Benkert
Edward Benkert
Bartlett
Ill
William Rockwell
Elgin
Dwight Elmer
Fred Roethlisbergers
Adam Schuler
Beth
H. F. Stoll
Madison
Robert Doyle
Leo Gempler
Linda Gempler
Doyles
Barbara
Ida Voegels
Delmer Kubly
RoxAnn
Chris
Matt Zentner
Bessie Youngreen
Ida Hoesly
Matthew Zentner
Indy
Billy
Bobby
Russell Myers
Monroe
Joe Legler
John
Jeffery
Wisconsin postmaster nominees sent to Senate
President Kennedy forwarded six Wisconsin postmaster nominations to the Senate including Ellsworth J. Honish at Camp Douglas David B. Johnson at Chaseburg Ernest R. Overman at Pembine James P. Meyers at Potter Clarence J. Sharps at Rubicon and James N. Pomes at Three Lakes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Wisconsin
Ellsworth J. Honish
Camp Douglas
David B. Johnson
Chaseburg
Ernest R. Overman
Pembine
James P. Meyers
Potter
Clarence J. Sharps
Rubicon
James N. Pomes
Three Lakes
Diamonds valued long before the Christian era
The article notes that diamonds were regarded as valuable many centuries before the Christian era, highlighting their historic esteem and distant origins.
Wisconsin Fraud Watch Faces Limited Resources
State Department of Agriculture investigator Ray Pytel and chief Claire E. Jackson note economic slowdowns boost fraud shows in advertising and trade. The division handles 2500 yearly complaints and 350 preliminary investigations, relying on businesses and local authorities as lawmakers balk at funding more agents.
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Madison
Claire E. Jackson
State Department of Agriculture
Jackson
Ray Pytel
Attorney General’s Office
Pytel
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Reedsburg
Eau Claire
Chili Cheese Spread Recipe Card
Combine one cup shredded sharp cheddar with two tablespoons chili sauce smash together until blended. Spread on crackers then broil until cheese melts. Contributed by Mrs. Allen Ross.
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Harry S. Huffman
Route 1
Marvin Malkow
Route 2
Brodhead
Allen Ross
Algiers terrorist grenade attack hits cinema crowd
In Constantine Algeria a rebel bomb exploded in an auditorium where children watched a film. Five youngsters died and 15 were injured in the attack reported with delayed details.
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Constantine
Algeria
Books for Summer Reading Catalog Highlights
A list of titles including The New English Bible Builders of Emerging Nations Common Sense About Africa The Forgotten Peninsula The Spiritual Education of Our ChildrenFresh-Water Fishing Complete Homes America s Building Business Food Becomes You Rembrandt Fresh From the Country The Gift of Rome Peaceable Lane The Tired Spy.
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Vera M. Dean
Africa
Anthony Sampson
Peninsula
Joseph W. Krutch
Lower
California
Jesse O. Jones
Edward C. Jones
America
Pauline Arnold
R. M. Leverton
Rembrandt
Gagarin Heads to Finland for Friendship Festivities
Soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin departed Moscow by train on Thursday to attend the summer festivities of the Soviet Finnish Friendship Society in Finland, per Tass.
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London
Yuri Gagarin
Moscow
Finland
Tass
Mrs Ella Fike Dies at 84 in Milledgeville
Mrs. Ella Fike 84 of Milledgeville died at Clear View nursing home in Gretiot after a fall. Services are at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Milledgeville Brethren Church where she served as deaconess. Burial in Dutchtown cemetery. Visitation at Woodin funeral home after 7 p.m. tonight until noon tomorrow. She was born in Hagerstown Maryland daughter of Tobias and Jane Haugh and married W W Fike in 1898. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Vivian Peugh and Mrs Irene Norwood two sisters and a brother.
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Ella Fike
Es Ville
Clear View
Gretiot
Milledgeville
Hagerstown
Tobias
Jane McClanahan Haugh
W. W. Fikerndgeville
Miny
Vivian Peugh
Coleta
Irene Norwood
Evanston
Frank Olin
Sam Geary
Polo
Harry Haugh
Orlin L Mandsager Ordained as Lutheran Minister
Blanchardville special report: Orlin L Mandsager husband of Patricia Olson is ordained in the American Lutheran church. Ordination took place in Eagle Grove Iowa and he accepts a call to St Pauls Lutheran Church in Lynwood California. Mrs Mandiager is daughter of Arleigh Olson of Blanchardville and attended with Nancy and Kristine Olson.
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Blanchardville
Orlin L. Mandsager
Patricia Olson
American Lutheran Church
Eagle Grove
Mandsager
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lynwood
Calif
Mandiager
Arleigh Olson
Olson
Nancy
Kristine
Death of Dr. Owen R. Lovejoy 94 in Pennsylvania
Dr. Owen R. Lovejoy, 94, longtime Methodist minister who left the pulpit in 1904 to lead in social welfare, died Thursday in Biglerville Pennsylvania.
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Biglerville, Pa
Owen R. Lovejoy
Obituary: Max H. White Longtime Winona Publisher Dead
Max H. White, 61, retired publisher of the Winona Daily News and former president of Winona Radio Service, died Thursday from a cerebral hemorrhage. He spent almost five decades with the Daily News and its predecessor papers and helped run KWNO.
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Winona, Minn
Max H. White
Winona Daily News
Winona Radio Service
KWNO
White
Daily News
Obituary Notes for Foster and Guilfoyle
Annapolis and Hollywood obituaries report the deaths of Frank L. Foster 63 a former chief football scout at the U S Naval Academy and Paul Guilfoyle 59 a character actor and TV director who died of a heart attack his body found by friends Tuesday Guilfoyle directed more than 150 television features.
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Annapolis
Frank L. Foster
U.S. Naval Academy
Hollywood
Paul Guilfoyle
Wisconsin Tax Debate Highlights Coalition Lines
The committee heard from leaders and residents opposing a sales tax and supporting the GOP bill. Critics warned it shifts burden, while supporters from Kimberly-Clark and local chambers urged revision for growth. Milwaukee officials and tax experts argued for fairer distribution and higher credits to protect essentials.
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Lucey
Grace Kalata
Oshkosh
Madison
Elmer Yenney
Janesville
Edmund Fitzgerald
Milwaukee
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Governor's Tax Revision Commission
Wisconsin
Joseph T. Ripp
Kenosha
J. O. Mithus
Racine
Cochairman
Special Taxpayers Committee
Leonard E. Pasek
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Neenah
Pasek
Ben A. Riehle
Athens
Riehle
Reihle
James Doyle
Doyle
Henry Maier
Maier
Campgrounds fill as Wisconsin summer crowds grow
Officials report more than half of Wisconsin’s 3 000 state park and forest campsites taken for the July 4 holiday weekend. Campers are urged to early book or travel north to less popular areas with Devil’s Lake and other crowded parks warned as packed. Smaller parks remain viable options.
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Madison
Robert Espeseth
State Conservation Department
Espeseth
Devil’s Lake State Park
Sauk County
Terry
Devil's Lake Park
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New York
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