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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1968

Page

2

Mrs Kurtz 77 Rites Held in Rock City

Funeral services for Nellie Loretta Bottorf Kurtz 77 of Rock City Illinois were held today at Mount Carmel United Methodist Church. Burial followed in Rock Grove Union Cemetery with Daughenbaugh and Myers Funeral Home in Dakota in charge. A memorial fund is planned in her memory.

Floyd Nellie Loretta) Kurtz Rock City Ill Monroe Manor Nellie Loretta Bottorf Jefferson Township Green County William Rebecca Bradley Bottorf Freeport Floyd H. Kurtz Medina Manor Durand Wilma Kurtz Rockford Woodrow Donald Kurtz Eau Claire Mount Carmel United Methodist Church Rock Grove

Monroe Evening Times Publication Details and Rates

Monroe Evening Times information notes it is entered as second class matter under Congress on March 2, 1879 and lists EMERY A. ODELL (1871 1953). It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for Wisconsin and Illinois readers, and office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 p m with Saturday hours to 12 noon.

Wisconsin Potteiice Congress City of Monroe Wisconsin Stephenson Davies Winnebago Illinois Jo Davies

Editorial Roundup of Quips and Local Tales

A Breezy collection of remarks and anecdotes from area figures and events. References range from Walter Wilzewske and Roger Burroughs to Hugh Hefner and Dan Markham, with notes on deer hunting, taxes, and local social clubs. The piece weaves humor, mischief, and community life across Monroe and周 surrounding towns.

Walter Wilzewske Roger Burroughs Hugh Hefner Lake Geneva Department of Natural Resources Dan Markham Brodhead Floyd Coplien Monroe Times Bob Rieder George Schutte Cliff Reasa Wisconsin Vacations and Assn Janesville Buck Tschanz Ekum Fred Jacober Manhattan Glarus Switzerland Santa Claus Hofmann Wilhelm Tell

Mrs Wagner 84 Stricken in Monroe Death

Mrs. Arthur L. Wagner aged 84 died of a heart attack at 12 45 a m Monday November 18 in her home at 2347 17th Ave Monroe She was widow of a pioneer gro cery route founder and was born Lena Schneider in Monroe March 20 1884 Surviving are six children two dozen relatives and many grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Wednesday November 20 at Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev Milton G Petzold officiating Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.

Arthur L. Wagner 17Th Ave Lena Schneider Monroe Rudolph Elizabeth Bellar Schneider Rockford George Otto Bill Rudy John Eddie Emil Louis Sam Albert Zilmer John Hartwig Stuessy Milton G. Petzold St. John’s Church Greenwood Cemetery

Fred E. Combs Dies at 82 in Brodhead

Fred E. Combs 82 longtime Brodhead resident and former Bank of Brodhead custodian died of a heart attack Saturday. Born Sept 7 1886 in Brodhead he was married to Olive Gunderson in 1908. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.

Brodhead Fred E. Combs Bank of Brodhead Mr. Combs Walter Minerva Combs Campbell the Combs Rockford Olive Gunderson Comb Bethleham Lutheran Church Bethlehem Church Clifford White Ross Olin William Hall Greenwood Cemetery Leo Scheberle Fred Hahlen Willis Lorch Claus Paulson Robert Logan Mac Ties Everson Funeral Home

50 Years Ago Today and History Highlights

A collage notes 50 years ago on Nov 18 1918 the reburial of Joseph R Keen cousin of Premier Lloyd George and a 1918 Belgium war damage bill of 2 5 billion dollars. It also recalls 1968 historic dates and other World War I era events.

Joseph R. Keen Lloyd George Beloit City Germany Belgium Europe Associated Press United States Panama Canal Zone London Duke of Wellington Norway Carl Denmark Haakon III Italy Ethiopia Spain Libya Pierre Mendes France Washington Vietnam Carl D. Bradley Lake Michigan Haiti Britain

Glancing Backward Violence and Loss Mark 1958 Midwestern Weather

Violent weather including tornadoes cloudbursts and blizzards struck the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains. The Robert Deal family suffered a second tragedy as fire destroyed their rural home and furnishings. their son Dennis Lee died of leukemia in September. Wisconsin counted eleven fatalities in the 1958 deer season.

Rocky Mountains Great Plains Robert Deal Dennis Lee Wisconsin

Green County tax budget advances. local boards formed

The finance committee submitted a county tax budget of 542852.90 to the county board on Nov 18 1948 with special levies. Conrad Stauffacher of Monticello was elected chairman and Harold Heimann of Monroe secretary of the Green County draft board. Hans Klaentschi of Hofstetten Switzerland read Monroe Evening Times ads and considered making his home in Green County.

Conrad Stauffacher Monticello Harold Heimann Monroe Green County Draft Board Monroe Evening Times Hans Klaentschi Hofstetten Switzerland Green County

Last Al Grady gang member dies in electric chair

Thirty years after their crimes across the Midwest three Hoosier farm boys became mob men to loot and kill. The final Grady gang member dies in the electric chair for killing a state policeman. Canadian police search Saskatchewan for a slaver of J A Kaeser and brothers William G Kaeser and E F Kaeser. Herman Blum home in Washington township is placarded for smallpox.

al Grady Midwest Saskatchewan Prairies J. A. Kaeser William G. Kaeser Madison E. F. Kaeser New Glarus Herman Blum Washington Township

Dane County approves 100 bed TB sanatorium

On November 18 1928 the Dane county board voted to approve construction of a new 100 bed tuberculosis sanatorium. Sulzer Brothers of Knight factory Juda topped the drum Swiss scoring at a cheesemakers convention in Turner Hall with other top scorers Walter Ufer Argyle Otto Walter South Wayne John Minnig Monticello. A flooded football field at Fort Atkinson forced postponement of the big game with Monroe.

Dane County Board Sulzer Brothers Knight Factory Juda Cheesemakers Convention Turner Hall Walter Ufer Argyle Otto Walter South Wayne John Minnig Monticello Fort Atkinson Monroe

School Board Slated to Meet in Janesville District

The Area Board of Vocational Technical and Adult Education District No. 5 will hold a regular meeting at 7 pm on Wednesday November 20 1968 at the Janesville Vocational and Technical School. Agenda items include district director reports on negotiations with Janesville and Beloit over leasing facilities and purchasing equipment, appointing a committee with Rock and Green County Insurance Underwriters to review the district insurance program, and buying new equipment. Also to be presented is the first phase of the district long range plan.

Area Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District No. 5 Janesville Coordinating Committee On Higher Education

Letter from Richard D. Murray on 2nd Congressional District campaign

Ft Atkinson writer Richard D. Murray thanks the editor for fair coverage and pledges to continue working for a better America in this public letter about the district campaign.

2Nd Congressional District America Richard D. Murray Ft. Atkinson

Wisconsin Nurses Association Thanks Paper For Publicity

A letter from Mrs. John H Blake RN of Janesville expresses gratitude for newspaper coverage of nursing needs and conventions. The Wisconsin Nurses Association thanks the paper for cooperation and invites future suggestions on article composition and addressing.

The Wisconsin Nurses Association John H, Blake R.N Janesville

Miss Christine R. Northouse Dies at 83 in Cuba City

Christine R. Northouse 83 of Shullsburg died Saturday in Cuba City Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Shullsburg Township and lived her life in the area. Survived by sisters Letitia Northouse and Mrs. James Farrey of Shullsburg. Services Tuesday at Thompson Funeral Home with calling hours.

Shullsburg Christine R. Northouse Cuba City Hospital Shullsburg Township Letitia Northouse James Farrey Thompson Funeral Home

Two Mishaps Reported By Sheriff Deputies This Weekend

Two accidents were reported over the weekend by sheriff's deputies. Russell Quiggle, 20, Beloit, skidded off Highway 1 81 three miles east of Monroe and rolled over causing top and rear window damage. Patrick Petersen, 20, Route 1 Albany, lost control and struck guard posts Saturday with Fender damage to a convertible. No injuries listed. MILWAUKEE union members representing 4500 municipal employees rejected a contract offer Sunday and may strike if wage talks fail.

Russell. Quiggle Beloit Monroe Patrick G. Petersen Route 1 Albany Milwaukee

32nd Infantry Division Honored in Philippines

In Pangasinan Tayug a monument dedication marked the landing site of the Red Arrow Division. The 32nd Infantry Division, with roots in Wisconsin and Michigan, was lauded for its 100 days of combat at Balete Pass that killed about 3,000 Japanese. Ambassador G Mennen Williams spoke at the ceremony.

Manila United States Army Philippines U.S G. Mennen Williams Red Arrow Division Tayug Pangasinan 32Nd Wisconsin Michigan Balete Pass Williams

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