Funeral notices for Jenson Mullen and Hanna in Wisconsin area
Thomas Jenson 76 of Darlington died March 13 after a long illness at Memorial Hospital native of Black River Falls farmed in Darlington area married Hazel Critton in 1925 Surviving widow two sons Thomas of Mineral Point and Le Shullsburg a daughter Mrs Hollis Garthwaite Janesville three brothers Eugene Herbert George two sisters Mrs Gilbert Davis and Mrs John Meyers services 1 30 p m Friday in Sharer Funeral Home Darlington burial Union Grove Cemetery call after 2 p m Thursday Mineral Point Heather J Mullen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald C Mullen died March 13 at home surviving parents sister Heidi grandparents Clyde Mullen Mineral Point and Chester Thompson Hollandale great grandparents Luella Paulson Madison Eula Mullen Shullsburg Hazel Poppa New Diggings Arthur Thompson Amherst services 2 p m Thursday March 16 Gorgen Funeral Home call after 2 this afternoon Agnes Hanna 75 died Tuesday March
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Thomas L. Jenson
Memorial Hospital
Black River Falls
Hazel Critton
Hazel
Thomas
Mineral Point
le’ Shullsburg
Hollis Garthwaite
Janesville
Eugene
Argyle
Herbert
George
Taylor
Gilbert Davis
John Meyers
Sharer Funeral Home
Union Grove Cemetery
Alineral Point
Heather J. Mullen
Donald C. Mullen
Heidi
Clyde Mullen
Chester Thompson
Hollandale
Luella Paulson
Madison
Eula Mullen
Shullsburg
Hazel Poppa
New Diggings
Arthur Thompson
Amherst
Gorgen Funeral Home
The
Post
Primrose Lutheran Church
Gesme-Ellestad
Hanna
Norman
Belleville
Russell
Emery Kahl
Verona
Edward Waller
Chicago
Emil S. Duerst
New Glarus
Elsa J. Voegels
Monticello
Fred Leuenberger
Fred Disch
John S. Hefty
Streiff
Swiss United Church of Christ
Linus L. Wierwill
Voegels
Obituaries Reported From Wisconsin Area
Multiple obituaries note deaths in Madison and surrounding towns including Mrs. Hanna and Mrs. Streiff. Services for Mrs. Streiff were set for Swiss United Church of Christ New Glarus with burial there. Also listed are Mrs. Una Butts of Freeport who served in civic groups and veterans organizations.
Ott services scheduled for Anton D. Ott
Anton D. Ott 76 died Monday March 13 at Pleasant View Nursing Home rural Monroe. Services set for 1 30 p m at Zentner Funeral Home with Rev Linus L. Wierwill of Swiss United Church of Christ to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Anton D. Ott
Pleasant View
Monroe
Zentner
Linus L. Wierwill
Swiss United Church of Christ
Green County 4-H Leaders Meet Highlights Projects and Talks
About 500 people from 23 clubs attended the Green County 4-H Adult Leaders gathering at the Agricultural Building. President Alice Carroll led reports on crafts and arts, the music festival, and the speaking contest. Vanita Baumgartner and Kris Meier gave talks, members voted to donate to the AFL program, and Jim Barthel outlined the April 15 Music and Drama Festival at Monticello High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Alice Carroll
Vanita Baumgartner
Decatur
Kris Meier
Clarno
Aflrogram
Jim Barthel
Ott Burial Set For Swiss Funeral Home After 6 P.M.
The Rev. Ott born December 4, 1895 in Postville area Green County dies. He married Mary Duerst in 1918 and farmed near New Glarus before moving into New Glarus in 1948. Survived by son Willard, Monticello. brothers Henry and Peter, New Glarus. sister Minnie Gehin, Belleville. four grandchildren. Burial will follow at Swiss funeral home after 6 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss Church
Ott
Postville
York Township
Green County
John
Anna Hoesly Ott
Mary Duerst
New Glarus
Willard
Monticello
Henry
Peter
Minnie Gehin
Belleville
Badger Lapidary Society Plans Two Film Showings
Members of the Badger Lapidary and Geological Society met Monday night in Ludlow Library. Robert Collins presented a UW film titled Rocks that Originate Underground. Next meeting April 10 will screen Geological Works of Illinois and Earth-Resources in its Crust. A bus trip to Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Lapidary and Geological Society
Ludlow
Robert Collins
University of Wisconsin
Geological Works of
Ilinois
Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago
Ogden Elected to Head Monroe Rotary Club
Don Ogden was chosen as president of the Monroe Rotary Club at a Tuesday noon luncheon. Other officers include Roger Schwaiger as vice president Ben Campa secretary and Ray Corbins treasurer. The group featured bowling team members high school students and a program by Ben Campa with Ed McArdle and Lowell Stnessy arranging upcoming meetings. Also noted are artifacts found near Farmer’s Branch along Interstate 35 and LBJ Expressway dating back to 5000 BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ogden
Monroe Rotary Club
Idle Hour
Ogden
Monroe Credit Bureau
Associated Credit Bureaus of Wisconsin
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Roger Schwaiger
Thorpe Wallpaper Store
Ben Campa
Monroe High School
Ray Corbins
Meythaler and
Caton Cpa
Bob Chudnow
University of Wisconsin
F. S. Santiago
Lowell Stuessy
Henry Grambling
William Honguinet
Barbara Marty
Maggie Hein
Earl Brockman
Ed Staskal
Ed McArdle
Lowell Stnessy
Dallas
Farmer's Branch
Lbj Expressway
Frank LaRue
Don Norman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Jenson
Heather Mullen
Agnes Hanna
MT. Horeb
Agnes L. Hanna
Robert Streiff
Robert Streit
Pleasant View Nursing Home
St. Clare
Emma Streiff
Peter and
Elsbeth Schindler Streiff
Charles C. Butts
Freeport
Charles
Una) Butts
Methodist
Rochester
Minn
Minnesota
William W
Ethel Becker
WSCS
Girl Scouts
Scout Council
Embury Church
Butts
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion of Illinois
Ogle-Carroll Salon No
Service Club
AmVets Auxiliary
S. Fruit St
Delbert Butts
Rt. 1
Browntown
Burke- Tubbs
Oakland Cemetery
Women's Society of Christian Service
Kem
Lawrence Best
Rogers
Sherwin-Williams
16Th Ave
Wisconsin
Voreal
ST. Joseph
Menthol
St.joseph
Bright Side
DIC Side
Cory R1
Williams
Walgreen Agency
Labeler Etel Ray
Monticello High School
Barthel
Edwin Kernen
Homemakers
Zwingli United Church of Christ, Monticello
George Wasserstrass
Peace Corps
el Salvador
Lapidary Society
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