Obituaries list local residents with multiple deaths
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Axcel Nording 82 Evansville Mrs Emma Johnson Nording formerly farmed in Rock County and died 1963 survivors include son Alvin sister and grandchildren Services set 11 a m Oct 19 Ward Funeral Home Evansville Mrs Nettie May Smith 80 rural Belleville died Oct 17 in Madison hospital former Nettie Knutson taught rural school married 1919 to William Smith farmed in Columbia County later moved to Exeter Township Green County husband died 1957 survivors include son William sister Florence brother William eight grandchildren funeral Oct 19 Brooklyn Lutheran Church burial East Dayton Cemetery calling hours Becker Funeral Home Belleville after 3 30 this afternoon other notices list a Brodhead driver for Gateway Transportation died Oct 17 after heart attack memorials and funeral details follow for Marjorie Helm 75 Darlington Harriett Wolfgram 86 Beloit and other locals with church and burial plans)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axcel Nording
Evansville
Janesville
Emma Johnson
Union Township
Rock County
Nettie May Smith
Belleville
Madison
Nettie May Knutson
Columbia County
Portage
William A. Smith
Exeter Township
Green County
Madison Gar
Brooklyn Lutheran Church
William
Belleville-Dayton
Florence
Pacifica
Calif
Lodi
Smith
East Dayton
Becker Funeral
Marjorie Helm
Darlington
Marjorie Kramer
Clare Helm
Helm
Lafayette County
Lamont Township
Nona Kramer
Sharer Funeral Home
Union Grove
Shullsburg
Harriett Wolfgram
Beloit
Harriett Gillette
Wolfgram
First Presbyterian Church
Palestine White Shrine No. 3
Morse Hills Golf Club
John
William Sterna
Dix Lundin
Rosman Uehling - Kinzer
Travelogue premiere features Gene Goetz on Sweden
Gene Goetz of Plainview Minnesota presents the first of six Travel and Adventure series evenings at 8 in the Monroe Club junior high auditorium. The Face of Sweden covers Stockholm Orrefors Goya and a Swedish smorgasbord with trips to mountains lakes and northern tribes. Proceeds fund club scholarships and community projects. Dr C A Jaramillo is travelogue chairman and Donald Ogden is Rotary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Goetz
Plainview
Minn
Monroe Club
Sweden
Goetz
Paratroops
Brooks Insiitute of
California
Minnesota
Rochester
Vietnam
Germany
England
Switzerland
Italy
Pakistan
Thailand
Chile
Los Angeles
Threen
Stockholm
Orrefors
Goya
C. A. Jaramillo
Donald Ogden
Two Traffic Accidents Reported In Monroe
Monroe Police report two accidents Tuesday. At 2 43 p m a northbound car driven by June A Pierce of Darlington turning from Wis 69 left lane onto ith St collided with a northbound car driven by Dwight R Henson. Moderate to heavy damage to the Henson car and moderate damage to the Pierce car with no injuries. At 4 07 p m a car driven by John V Stauffacher backing from a 6th St parking stall struck an oncoming car driven by Joseph F Jaeggi Jr of Juda causing moderate damage to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
June A. Pierce
Darlington
Dwight R. Henson
Pierce
Lth St
Henson
6Th St
John V. Stauffacher
20Th Ave
Orangeville sets weekly school calendar
ORANGEVILLE Times Special announces the school calendar for Oct 23 to Oct 30. Events include Oct 23 open houses, Oct 24 rain date for flag football, Oct 25 freshman football at LeWin 4:15 p.m. and 8 p.m. school board meeting, Oct 26 flag football rain date, Oct 27 varsity football at Dakota 7:30 p.m., Oct 28 game at University of Wisconsin Madison, Oct 30 Dakota football here 7 p.m. and PTO meeting at grade school 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
LeWin
Dakota
University of Wisconsin- Madison
Fresh-Soph
PTO
Orangeville Open House Set For Monday
Orangeville schools host open house Monday with grade school hours 8 30 a m to 1 30 p m and 7 to 9 p m. High School and junior high run 2 30 p m to 8 30 p m with teachers available 8 30 to 9 15 p m in the cafeteria. Babysitting offered for grade school attendees 7 9 p m. High school attendees asked to leave children at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Wisconsin AMPI honors 35 dairy farmers at Fond du Lac dinner
Belleville resident Henry Ruppert and 34 other Wisconsin AMPI members were recognized for recruiting at least six new members. The Mid-States Region 6,000 Club honors yearly recruiters, with officials Paul Affeldt Robert Van Liere and John Butterbrodt praising Wisconsin dairymen for their standout campaign across AMPI's 21 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ruppert
Rt. 1
Belleville
Wisconsin Dairy Farmer
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Fond du Lac
AMPI
Mid-States
Pure Milk Products Co-operative
Paul Affeldt
Sparta
Robert J. van Liere
Chicago
John E. Butterbrodt
Burnett
Butterbrodt
Wisconsin Ampi Dairymen
UW alumni invited to class reunions during Homecoming
Monroe residents David J. Brinkmeier Robert P. Prain Albert K. Wainwright and Wilbert G. Ward of the class of 1957 were invited among several hundred UW School of Pharmacy alumni to attend class reunions during the Homecoming Weekend November 3 to 5 in Madison. They may attend the Wisconsin Pharmacy Institute focusing on drugs in musculoskeletal and allergic states and a panel on Future Shock Drugs in Health and Disease. An Open House and luncheon will be held November 4 at the UW School of Pharmacy followed by the Wisconsin vs Iowa football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy
Madison
Wisconsin Pharmacy Institute
UW School of Pharmacy
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Badgers
David J. Brinkmeier
Robert P. Prain
Albert K. Wainwright
Wilbert G. Ward
Priest Father Donald Moran reassigned to Potosi and Tennison
Father Donald Moran, serving Blanchardville and Argyle churches, is reassigned effective Oct 26. After August 1971 tenure at Immaculate Conception Blanchardville and St Joseph Argyle, he moves to St Andrew and Thomas at Potosi and Tennison. Rev Bernard A Kurz succeeds him at Argyle and Blanchardville. appointed by Bishop Cletus F. O'Donnell on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Moran
Blanchardville
Argyle
Immaculate Conception
St. Joseph's
St. Andrew and Thomas
Potosi
Tennyson
Bernard A. Kurz
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Madison
Father Kurz
Cletus F. O'Donnell
Monroe graduates take new posts with regional companies
Three University of Wisconsin Platteville graduates from the Monroe area have begun jobs with local firms. Edward A. Holcomb joins Monroe Reach Mix as a mason. Gerhard M. Ripp becomes an engineer in training at Amax Coal in Greenville Kentucky. Jerry L. Schultz takes a supervisor role at In-Link-Erator Mfg Co in Racine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Area
University of Wisconsin - Platteville
Edward A. Holcomb
Rachel Holcomb
16Th St
Monroe Reach Mix
Gerhard M. Ripp
Donald F. Ripp
9Th St
Amax Coal
Greenville
Jerry L. Schultz
LeRoy A. Schultz
Workshop for business education teachers at UW Eau Claire
Mrs. Donald Liedschlag and Mrs. Larry Leopold from Monroe High School will attend a two day workshop for business education teachers at the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire. The 12th annual event themes individualized instruction with sessions on shorthand typewriting and consumer economics among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Liedschlag
Larry Leopold
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
W.R. Davies
K.A. Mach
Dick Beckman
UW - Eau Claire
UW - Madison
UW Eau Claire
Wausau
Barron
Jaycees study new unit in Monticello
New Glarus Area Jaycees plan an 8 p.m. Thursday meeting at Legion Hall Monticello to discuss forming a Jaycee unit in the village. Committee members Francis Beers Robert Yaeger and David Hustad from New Glarus will explain the movement and answer questions. Monticello arrangements committee includes Terry Freitag and Nathan Strahm. All men 18 to 35 are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Drive underway for retarded children's friendship campaign
A Times Special reports a friendship campaign in Juda and nearby townships. Mrs. Merlin Miller chairs the rural area of Jefferson Township and Mrs. Russell Matzke leads in Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda
Merlin Miller
Jefferson Township
Russell Matzke
Goodwill Bag Pick Up In Juda By Cub Scouts
Cub Scouts distributed Goodwill bags in Juda and residents may place items out between 9 and 10 am Saturday. Alternatively bags may be left at the Roger Buholzer residence garage after 4 pm on days before Saturday. Olds. Cutlass and Cadillac mentions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUDA
Goodwill Industries
Roger Buholzer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Axcel Nording
Mrs
Everett Burdick
Stnessy
Brodhead
Gateway Transportation
Dorothy Huhn
Allen
Dorothy Liddell
William Hill
Ruth Palmer
Marshfield
Paul Miller
Rockford
Melvin Remley
Eugene
Ore
Gordon
Milwaukee
Reming- Wisch Funeral Home
Harriet Wolfgram
Travelogue
City Hall
Aoe 2 Ge
F.M. Bray
Cadillac
Bienema Olds
Father Moran
Bienema’s
Jaycees
Monticello
Yore Hkingsberry Homes
Boise Cascade Corporation
Alvarado
Alpine Construction & Development Corp
Fha
Goodwill
Olds
Cutlass
Bienema
Averale
Leah
Strickler
Idaho
Bologna
eHamburger
Dairy Queen
The
West Hwy
U.S
Am. D.Q. Corp
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