Walker Williams Araye Succumbs in Argyle
Walker Co Williams 54 of Argyle died of a heart attack Tuesday night at a friend's home. Born July 14 1901 in Salem he moved to Argyle at age eight. Survived by wife Mildred Erickson Williams three children eight stepchildren and five step grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Argyle Lutheran Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call today at Erickson Funeral Home Argyle.
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Argyle
Walker Co. Williams
Mr. Williams
Salem
Walter B
Mary Walker Williams
Wayland Academy
Beaver Dam
Dubuque
Mildred Zimmerman Erickson
Janet
John
Jeffrey
Calvin Erickson
Monroers
William Habedank
Rockford
Alexander Erickson
Platteville
Duane Erickson
U. S. Air Force
England
Fredrick Erickson
Gretchen Erickson
Edmund Erickson
U. S. Army
Ft. Dix
N. Y
Robert Erickson
Argyle Lutheran Church
A. P. Anderson
Woodlawn
Erickson
Girl Scout Troops Report Spring Activities and Awards
Troop 27 held a sack lunch picnic at Mrs. Hoesly’s home with table tennis and a Scout's Own program as all 12 girls earned their second class rank and will receive badges later. Troop 3-M planned a cookout at Kiwanis Youth Cabin with a 7 p.m. dessert for parents. Troop 7 hiked to the Kiwanis Cabin, camped overnight, earning multiple badges. Troop 21 hosted a Mother’s Tea, a May 15 campout, and a May 24 court of awards recognizing many members with numerous badges and honors as meetings closed for summer.
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Hervey J. Hoesly
Carole Buehler
Karen Jacobs
Kathleen Nussbaum
Barbara Rofenacht
Kathy West
Helly Hoesly
Claire Kubly
Lee Kubly
Sue Kubly
Dorothy Phillips
Brownie Scout
Kiwanis
Marjorie Marti
Marcia Mahley
Kathy Blum
South School
Judy Joe
Girl Scout Troop 7
A Meril
Shirley Leck
Tana Loveland
Marlene Frey
Betty Vincent
Karen Feldt
Jean Schneider
Paula Hahlen
C. J. Loveland
Judy Frey
Kathleen Hartwig
TECOP
Joy Wild
Kay Wegner
Jean Rutsch
Wanda Leck
Donna Rae Kubly
Sandra Franklin
Kay Chambers
Carol Brunkow
Tamara Brugger
Shirley Ault
Orangeville Social Notes From Mrs. Glen E Bolender
Lyle Rinehart and Rolland Baker took a business trip to Joliet on Monday. Visitors included J. R. Bolender and family from Atlanta who weekended with Earl and Glen Bolender. Attendees at Earl Dittmar’s Sunday gathering encompassed M. H. Bolender from San Gabriel Gladys Fuhrmark of Chicago Eddie Johnson from Monroe and the Oakes family Verona. Afternoon callers featured Carl Swenson and daughter Carol Grace Kingston E P Kingston Neal of Madison.
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Lyle Rinehart
Rolland Baker
Joliet
J. R. Bolender
Atlanta
Earl Dittmar
Glen Bolender
M. H. Bolender
San Gabriel
Calif
Gladys Fuhrmark
Chicago
Eddie Johnson
Monroe
Robert Oakes
Verona
Bonnie Bolender
Carl Swenson
Carol
Grace Kingston
E. P. Kingston
Neal
Madison
Five Die Climbing Mt Hodaka While Recovering Bodies
Five Japanese climbers died on Mt Hodaka in a storm while attempting to recover two earlier victims. All five perished from exposure atop the 10 463 foot summit after being caught in fierce weather.
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Matsumoto
Japan
Mt. Hodaka
Madison Mayor Seeks State Commerce Department
Madison Mayor Ivan Nestingen urged creating a Wisconsin department of commerce to aid local business. He planned to push the proposal at a Democratic conference on June 2 and asked the gathering to go on record in favor. Nestingen said the state already performs several functions that could be consolidated into a commerce department.
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Madison
Ivan Nestingen
Department of Commerce
Wisconsin
Blyman
Dane County
State Department of Commerce
Nestingen
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Walker Williams
Araye
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
Kroger
Ies Sabas
Witha T. Self
Breas
Asp
Doe
Yukon Beverages
Sultana Olives
Sar
Libby’s
Hot House
A&p
Wilderness
Hunt
Meeter
Rosedale
Ustic
Kieffer Pears
Nellie
Harvard
Jane Parker Frankfurter
Linit
Gerber
Baby P
Argo
Mazda
Jane Parker
Mazda Oil
Ad Detergent
Floriens
Ajax
America
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SE Te
Sere Ee Et ET
THE
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Deliciius
Pez
Festival of Better Living
Mle
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Vitavend Corp
Sheridan Road
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