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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1964

Page

5

Ten Children Die In Farmhouse Blaze Near Kasoya

A fast spreading fire in a farm home killed ten Bowdish and McConnell children with Joanne McConnell, 14, escaping naked feet and a nightgown after leaping from a second story window. The Bowdish couple were away in Minneapolis. a nine year old and other siblings perished. The tragedy left the family with only the clothes on their backs.

Kasoya Munn Joanne McConnell Joanne Kenneth Bowdish Bowdish Minneapolis Daniel Bowdish Loretta Bowdish Lucretia Bowdish Linda McConnell Marvin McConnell Richard McConnell Mary McConnell Robert McConnell Roger Brown McConnell Mrs. Bowdish Robert Puchow Robbert McConnell Edward DeAtley West Mankato Bowdishes

Encephalitis Cases Double Rate of 1963

U S Public Health Service reports encephalitis cases rising to 2,705 this year doubling 1963 rates. Two outbreaks in Houston and Plainview Texas drive the increase with scattered incidents in Illinois Colorado and Kentucky. Encephalitis is inflammation of the brain.

Atlanta U.S. Public Health Service Houston Plainview Tex Illinois Colorado Kentucky

Not Running Truck Driver Describes Bonduel Slay Protest

Shawano sheriff’s deputy and truck driver Mueller says he did not intend harm as two National Farmers Organization members were killed after his vehicle struck the crowd at the Equity yard in Bonduel. He claimed he followed a PSC contract to haul, faced threats, and used a pistol for protection as part of his testimony.

Shawano Ivan Mueller Shawano County National Farmers Organization Mueller Bonduel Equity Bernard Berk Green Bay NFO Public Service Commission Thad Aken Carl Krueger Howard Falk Melvin Cummings Birnamwood

Truck driver recalls incident during protest and escape

Mueller described driving through a crowd as demonstrators chased him shouting murder. He initially believed it a joke until deputy Walter Bonasinski told him two men had been hit. He avoided officers, fearing danger as stones were thrown. Guards were stepped up at Shawano County jail with double-locked doors.

Mueller Walter Bonasinski Shawano County

Charles Dixon Dies at 73 Former Albany official

Charles M. Dixon 73 of Capitola California former Albany hardware dealer and longtime public official died yesterday in California. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Sharer funeral home Albany with Rev Tom Chinn officiating. Burial in Hillcrest Cemetery. Masonic rites at 8 p.m. Friends may call. Survived by wife Lillian Dreeves a son Charles Jr a daughter Charlotte two brothers Colonel Albany and Elmer Calimesa California and three grandchildren. Dixon served on Green County Board of Supervisors and was a hospital trustee. He moved to California 17 years ago and his family operated a movie theater there. He was born May 1891 in Spring Grove Township and was active in Lutheran and Masonic lodges. The body was flown from California to Chicago then to Janesville.

Albany Charles M. Dixon Capitola Calif California Sharer Tom Chinn Methodist Church Hillcrest Cemetery Dixon Green County Board of Supervisors Green County Hospital Dixons Spring Grove Township Ole Bessie Saevre Dixon Orfordville Lutheran Church Lillian Dreeves Albany Masonic Lodge The Eastern Star Charles Jr Charlotte Los Angles Colonel Flordia Elmer Calimesa Brodhead Ken Dixxon Rock County Chicago Janesville

McKay, 91, Continues Recovery From Heart Attack

Salt Lake City Utah David O McKay head of the Mormon church aged 91 remains in recovery after suffering a heart attack on August 19 doctors report he is improving and is under care at a local hospital His health teams say he remains in guarded condition but shows steady progress.

Salt Lake City Utah David 0. McKay

Tri Town Homemakers open season with new officers

Monticello Times reports the Tri Town Homemakers season kickoff with outgoing president J Ferm an Elmer installing new officers led by president Clarence Sernen and secretary Frank Schiesser. Holdover roles include Dennis Blum vice president Florence Duerst treasurer and reporter. New committees cover health safety and sun shine activities.

Monticello Tri-Town J.ferman Elmer Clarence Sernen Frank Schiesser Dennis Blum Florence Duerst Elmer J. Herma Elmer Frank Wyttenbach Shelton Hoesly J. Herman Elmer Roy Steadtler

Progressive Homemakers Plan Holiday Fair and School Visit

The South Wayne Progressive Club members gathered with Mrs. Melvin Meier to plan November bread recipes for the Holiday Fair and a planned October trip to the Oregon School for Girls. Roll call noted middle names. Mrs. Glen Meier received a special award as the meeting adjourned.

Progressive Club South Wayne Times Progressive Melvin Meier Oregon School For Girls Glen Meier Eugene Jogerst

Sugar River Homemakers Plan 1964 65 Year Start

The Sugar River Homemakers set their 1964 65 program with the first meeting moved to Wednesday Sept 23 at 1 30 PM at Mrs Sam Smiths home. Mrs Earl McCulley is president. At Hiawatha meeting Mrs Glen Gerber hosted with Mrs Ted Falk. Prizes awarded to Mrs Gruenberg and Mrs Bechtolt.

Marvin Sandley Browntown Ernst Foulker Avery Yost Sugar River Club Albany Sugar River Sam Smith Earl McCulley Hiawatha Glen Gerber Hiawatha Club Ted ‘Falk Kenneth Gruenberg Paul Bechtolt Mmes Dan Bechtolt Infants of Messrs Robert Falk Mmes. Bechtolt Gerber

Cadiz Center Cadiz Club Names Health and Safety Chair

Cadiz Center club meeting at Mrs Roy Schroeders home shows summer activity and a report. Mrs Harold Stubbe is appointed health and safety chairman succeeding Mrs Sam Buehler. The club discusses pennies for friendship and donates to the project and prepares Halloween party favors for Green County hospital. Meadow Valley Shawnee Valley News.

Cadiz Center Cadiz Club Roy Schroeder Harold Stubbe Sam Buehler

Local Homemaker Clubs Hold Meetings and Plan Activities

Agreeable Club hosted by Mrs. Dallas Weidman with 17 members and a guest. plans for October 14 led by Mrs. I. G. Newman. Liberty Club opened season at near Albany cottage. next meeting October 8 with Mrs. Frank Digman. State Line Homemakers report roll call plant exchange. officers named. Secret pals drawn. October 5 to be with Mrs. Margaret Busker. wear a costume roll call prize.

Dallas Weidman William Roth Agreeable Club I. G. Newman Harry Smith Weidman Liberty Herman Legler Albany Liberty Club Frank Digman Ray Dye State Line Franklin Potter Winslow Arthur Krebs Mmes John Schlappi David Heer Harold Trumpy Health and Safety Rowland Lawyer Estella Stoehr Sunshine Margaret Busker Laura Kline Roll Call

Project leaders named in family recreation program

The announced project leaders for family recreation are Mmes. John Schlappi and Arthur Krebs, reflecting the program’s leadership structure.

Mmes John Schlappi Arthur Krebs

Mrs. Snyder Rites Tuesday Footville

Mrs. Clyde Snyder 74 died Saturday after a short illness at Stoughton hospital. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Footville Methodist Church with burial in Grove cemetery. Survived by husband three daughters Ida Dean and eight grandchildren. Funeral home is Silverthorn Newcomer in Orfordville.

Footville Clyde Snyder Stoughton Hospital Grove Cemetery Silverthorn-Newcomer Funeral Home Orfordville Snyder James Kratz George Mitchell Elkhorn

Court Ends Marriage Of Pleshette Donahue in Santa Monica

Actress Suzanne Pleshette testified in Superior Court that 17 days after marrying actor Troy Donahue, 28, she sensed trouble when he came in through a bathroom window at 5 a.m. after promising to be home at midnight. The six month marriage ended in divorce.

Santa Monica Suzanne Pleshette Troy Donahue Donahue Superior Court Miss Pleshette

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