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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1947
Page
3
Monroe police report many complaints about motorbike operators and urge strict enforcement of automobile traffic regulations. Chief J H Schweiger orders immediate action to ensure riders comply with all road rules.
Court of Honor in Brodhead last night for Boy Scout Troop 115 members Richard Hyland Gordon Herfel James McGuire Jerry McGuire and Kenneth Rieder. William Rieder Jr. attended as accompanying parent while C H Snively headed the organizing committee of the event.
Social events for Immanuel Evangelical Church outline Circle No 1 meeting at 8 tonight at 1617 15th Street with Mrs Fred W Marty and Mrs Myron Stair assisting. Circle No 2 gathers at 220 tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Elsie Tyler at 2117 16th Street and co host Mrs Louis Schuetze. Circle No 3 convenes with Mrs Roscoe Smith at 2238 15th Street and hosts Mrs Ed Walter and Mrs James Holcomb as assistants.
Elmer H. Grove aged 68 died at midnight at his home 1409 9th street Monroe from a cerebral hemorrhage after several years of illness. Born January 23, 1879 in Janesville son of William H. and Lucinda Main Grove married Anna Zabel November 13, 1902 in Janesville. He lived in Janesville Pittsville and Green County before moving to Monroe and worked the past two years at a Kingston oil station. Surviving are his widow and sister Mrs. Bessie Bryan Rockford along with a son Chester (born 1945) and a brother Frank. Funeral is scheduled for 2 pm Saturday at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home.
Rev. Paul C. Kehle of St. John's Evangelical church officiates at a burial ceremony. The service notes the longtime Platteville pastor, serving since 1900, with interment planned at Greenwood cemetery.
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