Mrs Eckerman 76 Died After Five Year Illness
Mrs Mayme Lucille Eckerman 76 of Gratiot died at home after a five year illness. Born April 29 1885 in Gratiot daughter of Tom and Delia Ayers she married George Louis Eckerman in Waterloo in 1907. Survived by husband two sons Norman and Homer Janesville two sisters Mrs Frank Glaser Beloit and Mrs Floyd Bentz Thornton. Preceded in death by a daughter 1927 a son Milo 1938 and two brothers Ray and James. Services planned at 9 30 a m at Goldhagen funeral home War.
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Mayme Lucille Eckerman
Gratiot
Eckerman
Tom
Delia Troy Ayers
George Louis Eckerman
Waterloo
Norman
Homer
Janesville
Frank Glaser
Beloit
Floyd Bentz
Thornton
Reni Funeral Arrangements Announced
Rev. Kiefer will conduct the funeral with burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 tonight.
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Reni
Monticello Cub Scouts Appear on Madison TV
Monticello Den I Cub Scouts from Pack 306, Robert Sinnett Curtis Wagner Douglas Karlen John Legler Jim Stenbroten David Bloxham and Ted Loeffel appeared on the Three Stooges Circus program on Madison Channel 3 Friday afternoon. Accompanying them were den mother Mrs Lyle Sinnet and assistant den mother Mrs John Stenbroten along with Dean Sinnett and Steve and Danny Stenbroten.
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Monticello
Robert Sinnett
Curtis Wagner
Douglas Karlen
John Legler
Jim Stenbroten
David Bloxham
Ted Loeffel
den I
Three Stooges Circus
TV Channel
Madison
Lyle Sinnet
Den
John Stenbroten
Dean Sinnett
Steve
Danny Stenbroten
Wisconsin bill to outlaw housing discrimination faces fierce opposition
A proposed law to ban racial or religious discrimination in property transactions drew fierce criticism in Madison. Opponents argued it infringes civil liberties, while supporters including Gov. Nelson urged enforcing the housing discrimination ban through the Governor's Human Rights Commission with penalties for violators.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County Property Owners Association
Senate
Governmental and Veterans Affairs Committee
Nelson
Union
Appleton
Governor's Commission On Human Rights
H. L. Ashworth
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Hotels Association
Robert Smart
Waukesha
Wisconsin Association of Real Estate Brokers
Ashworth
Governor's Human Rights Commission
Human Rights Commission
Compass Termites Build Slablike Nests Pointing South and North
A study notes Australian termites forming slablike nests with narrow ends aligned to due south and due north, earning them the name compass termites.
Cupid Has Role In Farm Exodus
Census figures on 1960 farm population suggest romance and opportunity push youth off farms. In April 1960 there were 109 farm males per 100 farm females. in ages 20 to 24 the gap reaches 126 to 100. Many young men seek wives as few women stay on farms.
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Cupid
Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
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West Allis
Austria
Hallstattersee
National Geographic Society
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ESKA
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Athens
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Ender
America
Piet Chee
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