Patrick Meely Dies in Monroe
Patrick Meely 86, former Janesville resident, died at 8:45 p.m. Tuesday March 17 in Monroe Manor Nursing Home where he had lived since November with his wife Mae Tierney Meely and brother Paul Meely also patients. Born August 28, 1883 in Town of Magnolia, he worked at Baker Manufacturing Evansville then moved to Janesville about 20 years ago to run a real estate business with 418 Caroline St. Surviving: wife Mae, brother Paul, sister Mrs Charles Dunphy, a son Phillip deceased in 1936, and four sisters. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Friday at St Mary’s Janesville, burial Mount Olivet. Rosary 8:30 p.m. tonight at Nelson-Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Meely
Monroe Manor
Janesville
Thomas
Margaret O'Neil Meely
Magnolia
Mae Tierney
St. Paul's Church
Evansville
Baker Manufacturing Company
Caroline St
Charles Dunphy
Phillip
John
Willie Meely
Nellie Reilly
Teirney
Mary
Marie Meely
St Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Mount Olivet i
Nelson-Schneider
Mrs. M. Goodrich Dies in Freeport
Mrs. Marlo Janet Goodrich 31 of rural Hanover died March 18 at Freeport Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband and four children Todd Shawn Leslie Joy Tracy all at home, mother Ina Wills Warren, four brothers Leonard Wills Rockford Wayne Wills Belvidere Robert Wills Kelso Wash., Lawrence Patterson Warren, and Mrs Paul Wilson Warren, and Mrs Robert Spittler Savanna. Last rites 2 p.m. Friday March 20 at Bartel Funeral Home Warren. Friends may call this afternoon and evening. Burial Elmwood Cemetery Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anover
Marlo
Janet) Goodrich
Hanover
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Todd
Shawn
Leslie Joy
Tracy
Ina Wills
Warren
Leonard Wills
Rockford
Wayne Wills
Belvidere
Robert Wills
Kelso
Wash
Lawrence Patterson
Paul Wilson
Robert Spittler
Savanna
Bartel
Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral Pending for Darlington Businessman John Terpstra
John Terpstra 61 a Darlington businessman for 25 years died March 18 at home from an apparent heart attack. Survived by wife Tara two daughters Mrs Scotty Davey Darlington and Mrs Sandra McGee Orangeville a brother Bert Owatonna Minn three sisters Mrs Sue Turk Mrs Hattie Hotek and Miss Bernice Terpstra Ft Dodge Ia and four grandchildren. Funeral rites pending at Sharer Funeral Home Darlington. Watershed group meets in Monroe to discuss Livestock in Green County with Myron Jeglum and Ken Allen speaking March 20 at 8 p.m. New members welcome bring a dish and own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
John
Jack) Terpstra
W. River St
Terpstra A
Tara
Scotty Davey
Sandra McGee
Orangeville
Bert
Owatonna
Minn
Sue Turk
Hattie Hotek
Bernice Terpstra
Ft. Dodge, Ia
Sharer Funeral Home
Skinner Creek
Monroe
Myron Jeglum
Ken Allen
Green County
Women Form Green County Democrats Organization
Green County Democrats form a women’s group with Finley Barry and Ken Nyland guiding. A May meeting for members and the public will include a gubernatorial candidate and a by law slate. Co chairs are Mrs Finley Barry and Mrs Morris Wolf. dinner tickets and entertainment details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Barry
Green County Democrats
Green County Democratic
Ken Nyland
New Glarus
Chris McGahan
Madison
Morris Wolf
Mental Health Association Plans Coming Events
Green County Mental Health Association members viewed a Dr. Jack Westman talk on sex education and mapped future activities. Attendees include Mrs. Hans Sulzer and other officers of the Wisconsin group, with plans for a May Mental Health Month campaign and a May program on drug abuse led by Dr. Egbert Kamstra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Association For Mental Health
Jack Westman
Northside
Westman
South West
Wisconsin Association For Mental Health
Richland Center
Hans Sulzer
Wisconsin Association Board of Directors
Donald Witt
State Association
John Anderegg Jr
Hugo Voelkh
David Woods
Monroe
Lawrence Colborn
Brooklyn
Anderegg
Children’s Services Committee
Ted Scheffer
Witt
Donald Breisch
Green County
Eprecssiuts
Breisch
Glarus High School
J. Allen Mittler
Monticello
Egbert Kamstra
Green County Mental Health Association
Monroe Pta Council
Monroe Conservation Club Names Camp Scholar for Wisconsin Session
Miss Power daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry Power has been chosen as the first local recipient for a week long Conservation Camp session at Camp Wyalusing Wisconsin from June 14 to 20. About 60 girls from across the state will attend to study conservation environment and forestry. They will visit the Heron Rockery on the Mississippi River and learn about wildlife. The program is sponsored by the conservation department and the state party with support from major state industries. Roy Schweizer serves as advisor and Harry McGuire presides over the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Power
Perry Power
Monroe
Conservation Club
Harry
Butch) McGuire
Ray E. Kundert
Sandra
Times
Jim Timms
Andra Power
Camp Wyalusing
Wisconsin
Miss Power
Mississippi River
Conservation Department
Folk Songs Entertain Relief Corps Meeting
O F Pinney Women's Relief Corps No. 24 met in American Legion Hall to hear Dr Victor's folk song group perform St Patrick's Day selections. A hospital kit card of thanks was read, prizes awarded, birthdays celebrated, and a mock wedding staged honoring Mrs Schott with various members taking roles. Refreshments followed and an open house for a golden anniversary was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semper
Veterans Hospital
Madison
Rose Voelkli
Melvin Gable
Ula Tyler
Pauline Schwarzenberger
William Rieder
Fred Schott
Schott
VFW
Richard Wagner
Miss Schwarzenberger
Ernest Zumbach
Herman Stuessy
Alfred Henning
Alfred Morganthaler
Eldora Olson
Bride
Helen Zilmer
Graveside services set for Alve E. Hager in Bethel Cemetery
Graveside services for Alva E. Hager aged 61 of 1127 South Academy Street Janesville will be held Friday March 20 at Bethel Cemetery near Monroe. Death followed an apparent heart attack. Funeral services at 1 p m at Overton Funeral Home Janesville, graveside burial at Bethel Cemetery. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva E. Hager
S. Academy St
Janesville
Bethel Cemetery
Monroe
Overton Funeral Home
Two Monroe Students Accepted in Teacher Ed at Platteville
In Platteville Wisconsin two Monroe area students Dianne Schulz daughter of Paul Schulz Route 1 Browntown and Barbara Swenson daughter of Reuben Swenson 307 Washington St Mineral Point have been accepted into Wisconsin State University Platteville teacher education. Admissions consider grade point average leadership and overall teaching attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Wis
Monroe Area
Wisconsin State University
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John Terpstra
Shurfine
Bob
Green County Democrats Organization
Wilbert Wilde
Duane Kohl
Archie Myers
Janet Ault
William Tschudy
Jack Close
Robert Baumann
Joe Rieraldo
Don Brennan
Terry Kubly
Judy Schmidt
Nelson
Wolfgang Koehler
Nyland
Milwaukee
Mental Health Association
Clarno
Robert F. Timm
Matthew
John Maveus
Merlin Maveus
Amy Baumgartner
Lyle Baumgartner
Amy
Merlin Marcus
Laurie
Jerry Briggs
Jeff
Karie
Mike
Richard Beutel
Julie
Timm
Eugene Ortgeisen
Monroe Conservation Club
Spring Grove
Spring Creek
Oakley Hall
Roy Schweizer
Harry McGuire
Village of Albany Water and Sewer
Albany
Ister
Sever
Relief Corps
Alve E. Hager
Samuel A. Remus
P.D. Box
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Scotts
Aso
Windsor
Indsor
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