Wisconsin Weather and Obituaries From The We Daily Record
Variable cloudiness with scattered thundershowers mainly east, warmer in the south. Cooler afternoon in the north with winds 12 to 22 mph turning north to northeast 15 to 25 mph. Highs 70 north and 70 to 76 south. Tonight fair and cooler with frost north, chance of showers southeast. Sunday fair and cooler. Obituaries list Henry Fieldsend 80 Warren. Heidi Eggum 3. Mrs Pedro Johnson 81 Stoughton. Ronald Weeden 12. Lillian E Peters 64 Garden Prairie. Joseph Gazietes 82 Monroe. Raymond Kreider 54 Pearl City. Ellsworth Fluegel 71 Lena. Rev Donald Iliff Mt Horeb May 21 at Madison General Hospital.
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Wisconsin
Heidi Eggum
Bruce Eggum
Horeb
Pedro Johnson
Stoughton
Ronald Weeden
Robert Weeden
Monticello
Lillian E. Peters
Garden Prairie
Ill
Joseph Gazietes
Monroe
Raymond L. Kreider
Pearl City
Ellsworth Fluegel
Lena
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals Report
Accident and surgical cases listed for St. Clare Hospital including James Rufe nacht 23 Warren Medical Frances Karnuth Albany John Gruter Belleville Benjamin Kubly Rock Falls etc. Dismissals include Stewart Law rence Gilbert Siebecker Mathias Blumer and several others.
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James Rufenacht
Warren Medical
Frances E. Karnuth
Albany
John Gruter
Belleville
Benjamin J. Kubly
8Th St
Aaron Cummings
Rock Falls
Ill
Burton French
McHenry
Bertha Miller
Freeport
Mary Wells
Wayne Richardson
Janesville
John Mayo
Beloit
Reuben Stocker
Juda
Douglas Fairchild
Omar G. Koehler
Robert E. Dewey
Rockford
Stewart Lawrence
Gilbert Siebecker
Mathias Blumer
Warren G. Saxby
William E. Slocum
Milo Pederson
Daniel Erickson
Joel Eschmann
Clara Bruehlman
Henry M. Chaffee
Luann Fryer
Ronald Wallace
Willie Simmons
Airlift To Benefit March of Dimes Set This Weekend
The Penny-A-Pound Airlift begins this afternoon and runs to dusk then resumes Sunday at 9 am until dark. Sponsored by the Green County Pilots Association to aid the March of Dimes. James Roosevelt released from hospital after healing from a stab wound in a family quarrel.
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March of Dimes
The
Green County Pilots Association
Geneva
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wisconsin Cheese Group Funds Five Youths to Institute
The Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association sponsors five boys for the Tri- State Cooperative Educational Institute at Platteville State University on June 23 and 24. Attendees include Ralph R. Zimmerman and Kenneth Zimmerman of Monticello High School, Gary Andrews of Belmont, Charles Hanson of Blanchardville, and Charles Olson of Blanchardville High School.
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Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers’ Association
Tri- State Cooperative Educational Institute
Platteville State University
United States
Ralph R. Zimmerman
Monticello
Ralph A. Zimmerman
Kenneth Zimmerman
Monticello High School
Ralph J. Zimmerman
Gary Andrews
Paul Andrews
Belmont Wis
Belmont High School
Charles Hanson
Kenneth Hanson
Blanchardville
Blanchardville High School
Charles Olson
David R. Olson
Hollandale
Wis
Wisconsin Democrat party foe feud urged poll alternative
Carley, once a Democratic bid candidate in 1966, says costly primary battles drain party funds. He opposes convention endorsements and favors a popularity poll to avoid 1970 gubernatorial rancor and aid election victory.
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Carley
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Green County leads in contour strip installation
The piece lauds Green County for sod waterways and contour strips, noting high county rankings and ASCS and Soil Conservation Service efforts. It mentions the Paul Laube farm and George Nickels farm as examples and ends with a light domestic anecdote before closing the column.
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Wisconsin
Green County
Grant
Dane
Soil Conservation Service
ASCS
Paul Laube
Spring Grove Township
George Nickels
Washington Township
Joe Gazietes famed Alphorn carver of Monroe dies
Joe Gazietes a Monroe resident known for crafting alphorns and wooden wares died after a long life as a police guard sailor and lumberjack. He survived by siblings in Lithuania and Illinois and leaves St Victor s Church as his funeral site with burial at Calvary Cemetery. A second obituary notes Wayne Windsor 34 killed after being struck by a car on Highway 51 near South Beloit Illinois.
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South Beloit
Ill
Wayne Windsor
Highway 51
Botteron Rites Are Held Here
Funeral services for Alfred Botteron Sr. 82 of 618 18th Ave were scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev. Milton Petzold officiating. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Coroner Wagner said death from a heart attack occurred about 5 p.m. Monday May 19 and was discovered by his daughter-in-law, Mrs Alfred Botteron Jr. of Monroe Township. He was born February 24 1887 in Switzerland and came to America in 1911 settling in Green County. He married Marie Cina March 12 1912 in Monticello. He worked in cheese making near Belleville and Lena before farming north of Monroe and retired there in 1947. He belonged to St Johns United Church of Christ and formerly Concordia NCCF lodge. He served with the Swiss Guards before immigrating and enjoyed gardening and flowers. Surviving are his daughter-in-law and two grandsons Walter and Nathan, all of Monroe Township. His wife and son Alfred Jr. are deceased. Pallbearers included Melchior Denny Robert J. Rundle John Winiger Franz R. Miller Emil Boesch and Ernest Studer. Two song selections were Til We Meet Again and In The Garden.
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Alfred Botteron Sr
18Th Ave
Stuessy
Milton Petzold
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Greenwood Cemetery
Richard A. Wagner
Alfred Botteron Jr
Monroe Township
Mr. Botteron
Switzerland
America
Green County
Monticello
Marie E. Cina
Belleville
Lena
Monroe
Botteron
Concordia N.C.C.F. Lodge
Swiss Guards
Monroe High captains named for track squad
John Deininger Joe Ripp and Stu Grendahl were elected captains of the Monroe High School track squad. The team votes on captains each year.
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John Deininger
Joe Ripp
Stu Grendahl
Monroe
Hidden Message in Butler’s Chest Reveals 19th Century Sermon
In 1839 a butler’s chest purchased at a neighbor’s auction hides a back-wall board with a long handwritten note by F. Fairchild of West Winfield New York. The message extols faith, repentance, and salvation, urging the finder to seek spiritual peace and prepare for eternity. The piece also notes a new book, The Cousin Jacks, by A L Rowse, about Cornish Americans.
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Martin
F. Fairchild
West Winfield
Herkimer Comey
New York
Spring Grove Community News and Hospital Updates
Sunday visits join families from Oakley Beloit and Monroe with multiple patients at St Clair Monroe Hospital. Mrs Goecks improving plans to return home. Arnsmeier and Arnot hospital entries. Birthday dinner honored Mrs Kryder with Monroe and nearby residents attending. Thrifty want ads urged for low cost classified advertising.
Three Vehicle Mishaps Reported by City Police
City police logged three minor to moderate noninjury crashes yesterday. Anita H. Webb’s westbound car struck a utility pole on Ninth Street at 6:11 a.m., damaging wires. Madelyn DeWitt’s parked car was struck by a backing vehicle driven by Helen L. Miller on Tenth Street at 5:38 p.m., causing minor damage. Jeffrey L. Anderson’s car hit Marvin J. Espenscheid’s parked vehicle in the Dairy Queen lot at 9:25 p.m., with moderate damage.
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Anita H. Webb
Albany
Ninth St
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Webb
Madelyn DeWitt
Route 1
South Wayne
Tenth St
Helen L. Miller
Monroe
Dairy Queen
Jeffrey L. Anderson
Route 3
Marvin J. Espenscheid
Argyle
Film and service notes mix of 1960s cinema and military obituary
The item cites film classifications for Three in The Attic and other titles with adult or general audience guidance. It reports Maj. Gen. Robert P. Schulz, 63, to be laid to rest Monday after dying Friday in a Veterans Administration hospital. It also notes a decency rally at Shea Stadium, postponed after organizers raised only 1500 of 40000 dollars.
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Rosemary
Michael
Helga
Milwaukee
Robert P. Schulz
Wisconsin
84Th Reserve Training Division
Veterans Administration
New York
Shea Stadium
Local Social Notes Highlight Arm Strong and Blum Visit
Personal notices show Mr. Harlow Armstrong and Mrs. Armstrong of Broadview Illinois visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Blum, with Armstrong a Blum cousin. Also listed are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Haugen returning to Grand Forks North Dakota after visiting Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Vern Adams of 2101 10th Street back from Lansing Michigan after seeing her son-in-law Gordon Stauffacher and grandchildren Kimberly and Traci.
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Harlow Armstrong
Broadview
Bruce M. Blum
Armstrong
Blum
Leo A. Haugen
Walter A. Johnson
Grand Forks
N.D
Vern Adams
10Th St
Lansing, Mich
Gordon Stauffacher
Kimberly
Traci
Area Man Hurt In Farm Mishap
James Rufenacht 23 of Warren was seriously injured in a tractor accident on his mother Vernita Rufenacht’s farm four miles north of Warren Wisconsin. He was rushed to St. Clare Hospital after the tractor ran over him nearly at 11:15 am and fractured his pelvis. A neighbor saw the incident and summoned an ambulance. He is married to Colleen Kubly of Monroe and the farm is operated by him.
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James Rufenacht
Route 1
Warren
St. Clare Hospital
Vernita Rufenacht
Rufenacht
Wisconsin
Colleen Kubly
Monroe
Alex Phillips
George Phillips
Rufenach
Rufenachts
Monroe High honors list highlights first semester scholars
Monroe High School announced academic honors for the first semester. Seniors named include James Babler, John Deininger, Mary Jo Goecks, Linda Kolb, Thomas Nondahl, Kristi Schuepp, Robert Skattum, Mary Zuhlke. juniors Chris Barth, Robert Baumann, Martha Boynton, Kathryn Benkert, Beverly Frehner, Paul Goetz, Mary Jo Urban, Mary Zupanc. sophomores include Gary Babler.
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James Babler
John Deininger
Mary Jo Goecks
Linda Kolb
Thomas Nondahl
Kristi Schuepp
Robert Skattum
Mary Zuhlke
Chris Barth
Robert Baumann
Martha Boynton
Kathryn Benkert
Beverly Frehner
Paul Goetz
Mary Jo Urban
Mary Zupanc
Gary Babler
Barbara Barth
Lucy Funk
James Hartwig
Timothy Neuberger
William Pfund
Mark Skattum
Barbara Wuetrich
John Zupane
Larry Buetzer
James Coplien
Michelle Elliott
Norma Kolb
Rodell Krupke
Carol Lehr
Mary Jo Niffenegger
Deanna Purcell
Mary Jo Schneider
Mary Sulzer
Mary Swiggum
Shirley Boss
Susan Burgi
Cathy Bustle
Joseph Drye
Donna Elmer
Barbara Eckstam
Patricia Elmer
Steven Fuchs
Jo Ellen Gordee
Lydia Hartwig
Steven Hennager
Mary Holmes
Anne Lamboley
Carolyn Myers
Betsy Reger
Mary Roth
Mary Stewart
Jean Sulzer
Joseph Viney
Dianne K. Weiss
John Bauman
Patricia Bober
Marilyn Brecklin
Susanne Burkhard
Lynn Counselman
John W. Deining
Fluegel 71 Dies in Freeport Hospital Lena Illinois
Ellsworth Fluegel aged 71 of Route 2 Lena Illinois died Thursday May 22 at Freeport Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday May 26 at Leamon Funeral Home with calling after 2 p.m. tomorrow. Survivors: Vera widow Edgar son Rockford daughter Mrs Ben Mayer Lena brother Oliver Freeport and four grandchildren.
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Lena
Ill
Ellsworth Fluegel
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Leamon Funeral Home
Vera
Edgar
Rockford
Ben Mayer
Oliver
Freeport
Henry Fieldsend Dies at 80 in Warren Illinois
Henry Fieldsend 80 died at his Warren home after a World War I veteran who farming nearly all his life in Warren. Born May 7 1888 in England he was the son of Thomas and Mary White Fieldsend never married and leaves brothers George Warren and William Apple River and sister Miss Mary Fieldsend Warren. Services 2 p m Monday Bartell Funeral Home Warren burial Elmwood Cemetery Warren with Rev Peter Lovell of Apple River Methodist Church officiating.
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Henry Fieldsend
Warren
England
Thomas
Mary White Fieldsend
George
William
Apple River
Mary Fieldsend
Fieldsend
Bartell Funeral Home
Ill
Elmwood Cemetery
Peter Lovell
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