Gilbertson services set in Brookfield
Harlow D. Gilbertson a Wiota native and former area resident died Friday at his Brookfield home from a heart attack. He was 58, a WWII Merchant Marine veteran, UW Madison graduate, and longtime insurance worker. Survivors include wife Marjorie, son Steven, daughter Jeanne, siblings, and memorials to the Heart Fund. Funeral Monday at Calvary Lutheran Church with burial at West Viota Cemetery.
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Harlow D. Gilbertson
Wiota
Brookfield
Alfred and
Florence Olson Gilbertson
Argyle High School
Merchant Marine Academy
King’s Point
Long Island
N.Y
University of Wisconsin At Madison
New York Life Insurance Co
State Mutual of America
Milwaukee
Marjorie Holcomb
Monroe
Steven
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Jeanne
Alfred G. Gilbertson
Dallas
Texas
Lester M
Helen) Johnson
Susan
Clyde
Genevieve
Bernard
Calvary Lutheran Church
N. Calhoun Rd
Church Council
West Viota Lutheran Church
Schmidt-Bartelt-Gerber
W. North Ave
Wauwatosa
Heart Fund
Donald D. Stuvetraa
Rose Reusser Naef
Zion United Methodist Church
Clarno
Stuvetraa
Oscar Mayer Co
Sandra
Ronald
Terry
Holzhuter
Stoughton
Evansville
Mrs. H. E. Oechslin 70 Darlington dies after illness
Mrs. H E Oechslin born Julia Christen in Switzerland died Oct 6 at Darlington Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Surviving: husband H E Oechslin son Vic and daughter Rosemary Parkin both of Darlington, siblings Werner and Rudy Christen, Emma Kaufman, Amalie Watson, Louise Davis, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Sunday at Immanuel United Church of Christ Darlington with burial in Union Grove. Visitation after 2 p m today at Steil Funeral Home Darlington.
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H. E. Oechslin
Darlington
Darlington Memorial Hospital
Julia Christen
Switzerland
Carl and
Rose Roth Christen
America
Monroe
Vic
William
Rosemary) Parkinson
Werner Christen
Rudy
Milwaukee
Emma Kaufman
Sauk Center
Minn
Amalie Watson
Barneveld
Louise Davis
Madison
Carl Christen
Louis
Oech
Senator Roseleip Attacks EPA Runoff Rules as Vague
State Senator Gordon W. Roseleip criticizes proposed federal EPA rules on farm runoff as vague and costly, arguing they could bankrupt small Wisconsin farms. He notes lack of state consultation, calls for amendments to exclude operations under 700 dairy cattle, and urges congressional protest.
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Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Madison
Roseleip
Federal Environmental Agency
EPA
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
State Senate
Wisconsin Bond Rating Improves To Triple A
Wisconsin's bond rating rose from double A to triple A, a move Gov. Lucey says will save the state millions in interest. The change, tied to budget decisions to attract investment, cut taxes and strengthen fiscal health, is described as a resounding vote of confidence.
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Associated Press
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Lucey
Moody’s Investors Service Inc
Local News Briefs Dismissals and Injuries Reported
Fred Butts 82 of Warren Illinois has been discharged from St. Clare Hospital and moved to Pleasant View Nursing Home. Olga Blum 1416 28th Ave suffered a broken right arm and is an accident patient at St. Clare Hospital with an expected quick release. Kenneth Fenne 16 of New Glarus was treated at St. Clare Hospital for a right shoulder injury from a football game versus Holy Name and is due to be released today. he attends New Glarus High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Butts
Warren, Il
St. Clare Hospital
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Olga Blum
28Th Ave
Kenneth Fenne
New Glarus
Holy Name, Madison
Ken
New Glarus High School
Richard Wetzel
Churchill Woods
Edna Wetterholm
Belvidere
Lee B. Wolbers
Hanover
Ill
Arthur R. Stocker
Shullsburg
Margie Breyvogel
Brodhead
Marlin Stebbins
Monticello
Peter Parkinson
Darlington
Alice Dir
Martin Drouin
James Gutshall
Glenn Hille Jr
George Lange
Dean Walter Lederman
Donald Liss
Earl Madru
Norbert L. McDermott
Richard Mitchell
John Niewinski
Hedwig Pinnow
Wash Quince
Clarence Reynolds
Angela Roen
Stephen Schwartz
LeRoy Strauss
Steven Urrutia
Earl Webster
John Weiskircher
Brian Wesley
Robert Wild
Kathryn F. Young
Benedict Zimmerman
MHS Students Attend Wisconsin Work Week Session in Madison
Mouroe High School Health Careers class visited the Wisconsin Work Week of Health at the State Medical Society of Wisconsin headquarters in Madison. The all day program covered topics such as Getting Your Head Together and Alternatives to Drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouroe
Wisconsin Work Week
State Medical Society of Wisconsin
Madison
The
Medical Society
Woman's Auxiliary
James
Evelyn) Haas
Jenny Gibbons
Sally Johnson
Wendy Craige
Vicki Mueller
Julie Clausing
Tom Loeffel
Sue Haney
Michelle Tranel
Denise Iverson
Debby Trumpy
Holly Deblack
Jeff Albertson
Marlin Red Cloud
Kathy Schmid
Sandra McArdle
Chris Maurer
Marilyn Handel
Rosanda Walters
Jane Knoll
Mary Jo Klarer
Judy Booth
Merlin Olson
Robert Hassler
Women’s Auxiliary of
J.T. Etter
Haas
Tri-State to Host Heiferama Open House Across Two Wisconsin Towns
Farmers are invited to Tri-State Breeders Cooperative events October 13 and 14 in Viroqua and Westby. The Heiferama sale features 50 open yearling heifers from top consignor herds. Local consignors include Auestad, Hartwig, Huffman, Stauffacher, Wyss, Kaderly, Miller and Streiff. Sale at Vernon County Fairgrounds starts noon October 13. Westby event October 14 offers tours of stud facilities and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Breeders Cooperative
Viroqua
Westby
Wis
John Auestad
Argyle
Ken
Nathan Hartwig
Herb
James Huffman
Robert Stauffacher
Carl
Ken Wyss
Monroe
E.J. Kaderly
Juda
Oliver Miller
Brodhead
Dean Streiff
New Glarus
Vernon County Fairgrounds
Tri-State
Monroe Women Meet at Idle Hour Mansion for Morning Branch
The Monroe Christian Women's Club plans a 9:30 to 11:30 branch on October 15 at Idle Hour Mansion replacing the noon luncheon. Fran Conn of Rockford will headline. Reservations in Monroe: 325-3871. Loyalty Temple No 4 Pythian Sisters meet 8 Tuesday evening in IOOF Hall. Mrs. Walter Kuebli to supervise entertainment. Mrs. Myron Jeglum and Mrs. Herbert Stauffacher co chair the lunch.
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Monroe Christian Women’s Club
Idle Hour Mansion
Monroe
Fran Conn
Rockford
Loyalty Temple No. 4
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
Walter Kuebli
Myron Jeglum
Herbert Stauffacher
Driver Nichols involuntarily overturns pickup avoiding deer
A truck driven by David L. Nichols, 40, Belleville, overturned Friday at 9 49 a m on CT W .6 mile SW of Christen Rd as he swerved to miss three crossing deer. He braked and steered but hit one deer. it ran away. Minor truck damage reported by Green County Sheriff's Dept.
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David L. Nichols
Belleville
CT W
Christen Road
Green County
Weather roundup and local notices from Wisconsin and Illinois
Regional forecast with partial cloudiness and warmer trend across Wisconsin and Illinois. Expect showers from the southwest tonight, with weekend sun and mild temperatures. Local names listed for accidents medical issues dismissals and recent births and marriages. includes park and hospital notes and barometer readings.
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Wisconsin
Two Vehicle Crashes Reported by Monroe Police
Monroe police report two parking lot crashes Friday with no injuries. At 7:54 p.m. Sylvan A. Schindler of New Glarus and Ruth A. Keehn of Albany collided while both backed from stalls at Eagle Food Store. At 1:10 p.m. Shirley M. Sargent of Gratiot backed from a stall on 16th Avenue and struck Pamela A. Coney of 1414 13th Ave as she approached. Minor damage occurred. A male gold Cocker Spaniel found in Monroe Estates Trailer Park was placed in the Monroe pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Eagle Food Store
L1th Ave
Sylvan A. Schindler
New Glarus
Ruth A. Keehn
Albany
16Th Avenue
Shirley M. Sargent
Gratiot
Pamela A. Coney
13Th Ave
Robertson Celebrates 94th Birthday in Argyle Home
E A Robertson longtime Argyle resident observed his 94th birthday with a Sept 30 dinner at his home. He remains active with good hearing and sight, gardens yearly though smaller now, and walks downtown most days. He survived a July pneumonia hospitalization and lives alone with his wife Thelma deceased in 1969. He has four daughters and two sons, plus many relatives attending or sending greetings.
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Argyle
E. A. Robertson
Robertson
Madison
Mabel Clarice Phillips
Springfield
Ralph Robertson
Freeport
Paul
Dubuque
Iowa
Charles
Thelma) Kieffer
Ill
Leonard Rudie
Jeannie
Royce Ann Nichols
Richard Hardt
Marjorie Kammerude
Appleton
van Steiner
Bruce Swiggum
Vincent Barnes
Waterloo
Wis
Jerry Larson
Janesville
Paul Robertson
Ronald Moore
Eben Robertson
Kenneth Robertson
Ronald Anderson
Monroe
Neatness-minded Elmer keeps New Glarus tidy and visible
Elmer Julius Elmer, an 80 year old resident of New Glarus, spends much of his time trimming and clearing around town. He describes his work as a mix of paid labor and personal upkeep, citing tools he designed and a habit of surveying the landscape to improve sightlines along Wis. 69. He carries a radio tuning into WEKZ religious segments and Swiss programming daily and credits faith for his work ethic.
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New Glarus
Julius Elmer
Elmer
Wis
WEKZ
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Lake Mendota
Paulson
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St. Mary's Hospital and Medical Center
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Myra Baker Paulson
Jennie Wold
Treasury Department
U.S. Government
Fairbanks Morris Co
Beloit
Allen Funeral Home
Earth
Badger
TIMES
Watertown
Watertown Times
Dodge
Jefferson
Associated Press Today
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the Times
Joe Toman
James M. Clifford
Jefferson County
Charles E. Kading
Kading
Department of Administration
MHS
Aster Seal Society
Easter Seal Society
Jean Rippright
Kipp
Case Service
Daily Record Coe
Illinois
Lawrence L. Drack
Lockport, Ill
Donald D. Stuvetran
Scott Douglas
Steven McNett
David Phillips
Madison General Hospital
Monroe Estates
Ralph P. Robertson
E. A.robertson
Wihiid,s
Swiss Colony Inn
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Goetz
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