Mrs John T Kelly 78 Dies in Dodgeville
Mrs Catherine Coffey Kelly, 78, died at St Josephs Hospital in Dodgeville Friday. born Aug 27, 1889 in Blanchardville. Survived by husband John T Kelly, two daughters, one son, sisters, nine grandchildren, ten great grandchildren. Funeral May 13 at Immaculate Conception Church. burial Calvary Cemetery. Rosary 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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Blanchardville
John T. Kelly
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Dodgeville
Catherine Rosella Coffey
John
Mary Catherine Jaegers Coffey
Immaculate Conception
John Thomas Kelly
Blanchardville - Hollandale
Ladies Altar Sodality
Grant
Bernadine) Norton
Hollandale
Catherine Kelly
Muscoda
Bernard
Saether
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
James Beck
Calvary Cemetery
Ray Bowen Belleville Restaurateur Dies at 70
Raymond M. Bowen 70, operator of a Belleville restaurant, died Saturday May 11 of a heart attack at home. A Dodgeville native, he lived in Belleville since 1940 and worked with Pet Milk Co. before retirement. Survived by widow Ann Richards and two daughters, two brothers, and five grandchildren. Funeral services set for May 14 at St Mary of Lourdes. Rosary tonight.
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Belleville
Raymond M. Bowen
Pet Milk Co
Dodgeville
Ann Richards
St. Mary’s of Lourdes
George Powers
Sheboygan
William E. Pauley
Oak Park
Ill
Clinton
Clair
St. Mary of Lourdes Church
Becker Funeral Home
Mrs. Stauffer Taken by Death in Madison
Mrs Alfred Stauffer 59 wife of former Monroe resident died Saturday May 11 in a Madison hospital after a long illness. Services were Monday May 13 at Ryan Funeral Home Madison burial Forest Hill Cemetery. Surviving husband two brothers and two sisters. Teresa Goetz daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Goetz Monroe is among 14 University of Denver seniors named 1968 Pioneers for the Kynewisbok yearbook.
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Alfred Stauffer
Monroe
Madison
High St
Ryan Funeral Home
Biffal
Forest Hill Cemetery
Teresa Goetz
Robert Goetz
Lincoln Road
University of Denver
Denver
Colo
Pioneers
Kynewisbok
TV Guide Listing of Evening Programs and Films
A dense schedule of screen and stage programs across the evening. Highlights include Gunsmoke with Festus sketches, The Monkees desert island hunt, Anatomy of a Hit with Vince Guaraldi, and Nightline items like Andy Griffith coin laundry plan and I Spy chasing a missing mathematician on Greek islands.
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Festus Haggen
John Astin
Festus
Africa
Samson
Vince Guaraldi
Ralph Gleason
Cher
Tim Conway
Tiny Tim
Peking
China
John J. Reque Stricken at 82 in Wisconsin
Orfordville Wisconsin special report: John J. Reque 82 a native of Norway died Friday May 10 after a long illness. He moved to the United States in 1903 and in 1909 married Cora Thostenson. They farmed near Orfordville until 1931 then moved to Whitewater where he ran Reque Upholstery Shop. Surviving are wife Kilmer Evansville three daughters Jordis Wolff Mae Thornton Ferne Schroeder and 11 great grandchildren.
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Orfordville
John J. Reque
Whitewater
Hickey-Kent
Reque
Norway
Janesville
United States
Chicago
Cora Thostenson
Kilmer
Evansville
Jordis Wolff
Mae Thornton
Ferne Schroeder
Mrs Shulte 70 Dies After Brief Illness in Wisconsin
Bertha Shulte 70 mother of 10 died Sunday May 12 in a Prairie du Chien hospital after a brief illness. Rosary at 8 tonight. Funeral at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Rose Catholic Church Cuba City Haydenshield Funeral Home. Survived by five sons Vincent Edward Paul Robert Henry and five daughters Honerbaum Seidmeier Taylor Luety Bauer two sisters and several grandchildren.
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Cubacity
Bertha Shulte
Prairie du Chien
St. Rose Catholic Church
Haydenshield
Cuba City
Shulte
Louisburg
St. Rose Church
Altar Society
Royal Neighbors
Vincent
St. Louis
Edward
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Paul
Robert
Henry
Dubuque
Joe Honerbaum
Dodgeville
Edward Seidmeier
Bloomington
Addie Taylor
la Grange
Ill
Rodger Luety
Beloit
Charles Bauer
Janesville
Fritzenmeier Taken by Death
William H. Fritzenmeier 46 of Freeport died Thursday May 9 after a service at St. John's United Church of Christ Burial was in Chapel Hill Cemetery He was personnel manager at W T Rawleigh Co after 28 years of service Surviving are his widow Dolores two daughters Di ane Elsie Cindy Ann a son Mark William four sisters Mrs Clayton Silverman Louise and Clara and two brothers Paul and Edwin He was a World War II veteran awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart
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William H. Fritzenmeier
Freeport
Roger L. Elmer
Green County
St. John’s
Mark William
Clayton Silverman
Pecatonica, Ill
Louise
Clara _ Fritzenmeier
Elmer
Paul
Edwin
Fritzenmeier
Church Selects Members of Madison Diocese Parish Board
Bishop Cletus O'Donnell urges all Madison Diocese parishes to elect council members. Immaculate Conception Church names Jonas Kamme rode Bernadine Schuler for three-year terms Andy Hendrickson Kathryn Hendrickson two-year terms Gary Kammerode Eva Ryan one-year terms. Each year two terms expire.
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Blanchardville
Cletus O'Donnell
Madison
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Jonas Kammerode
Bernadine Schuler
Andy Hendrickson
Kathryn Hendrickson
Gary Kammerode
Eva Ryan
Doors Open at World Museum in Baraboo Summer Exhibit
Circus World Museum in Baraboo opened for the summer with new displays including a 40 year old merry go round offered free for children's rides. Also featured is Cleopatra a 3 year old camel from Australia joining the animal kingdom.
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Baraboo
Circus World Museum
Animal Kingdom
Cleopatra
Australia
Hartwig Youth Dies of Injuries in Automobile Crash
Thomas H. Hartwig a 19 year old freshman at Northern Illinois University died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident near DeKalb Illinois. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Howard Hartwig of Woodstock formerly of New Glarus and Madison. He leaves a sister Donna and paternal grandparents Albert and Mrs Hartwig Madison. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Garden Madison.
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Thomas H. Hartwig
Howard Hartwig
Woodstock
New Glarus
DeKalb
Ill
Northern Illinois University At
This Day in History Highlights and Events
Today May 13 marks the 134th day of 1968 with events including Jamestown's founding in 1607 and Napoleon's capture of Vienna in 1809. Also noted are Mexico US war, Palo Pinto Civil War ending, Dutch leaders fleeing in 1940, Churchill's speech, Nazi memorial destruction order, Nixon attacked in 1968, Birmingham unrest, Pope Paul VI Fatima pilgrimage.
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Associated Press
Jamestown
America
Napoleon Bonaparte
Vienna
U.S. Congress
United States
Mexico
Palo Pinto
Tex
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Netherlands
London
Winston S. Churchill
Richard M. Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
South America
Birmingham
Ala
Paul VI
Shrine of
Fatima
Portugal
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Mooney
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Gary Raymond
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Stone
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Harvey Korman
Lyle Waggoner
Vickie Lawrence
Robinson
Scott
Greek Islands
Space Agency
Big Valley
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Charlie Chaplin
Tenderloin
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Joey Bishop
High Seas
Doris Day
Clarence
Jeannie Roger
Frankie and
Johnny
Bruce Buckley
Dr. Coffin
Lorne Greene
Metropolis
Red Skelton
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Gilbert Price
Rob
Ert Fuller
Dan Duryea
Phantom Hill
Good Morning World
NYPD
Wisconsin
School of Journalism
Wha-Tv
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Drapery House
Mrs. Shulte
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World Museum
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Adtaker
Spurgeons
Robert Ostby
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