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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times outlines its AP affiliation and republication rights. It lists subscription rates by region and requires advance payment to comply with postal regulations, along with office hours and contact number.
Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller spar over ground rules as Kennedy watches. The Associated Press analyses the early rivalries shaping the 1964 Republican race, noting Kennedy’s cautious stance and potential impact on party unity.
Services for Albert Owen Atkinson Jr. were held in Brodhead after the 18 month old died from burns and shock linked to a vaporizer accident in a trailer at Avon, Rock County. Autopsy cited 30 percent body burns, death by shock and toxic poisoning. Burial in Avon cemetery. Survived by parents, brother four months, grandparents, and great relatives.
John Raymond Rowe 72 of Apple River died yesterday morning in a Galena hospital after a short illness. Born May 1 1891 in Apple River he was married to Flossie Ford. Survived by wife two daughters Katherine Tyson and Eldon Magee a son Robert one sister and seven grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Apple River Methodist Church. Burial in Highland West Ella Cemetery. Friends may call Bartell funeral home Warren 2 to 3 p.m. tomorrow and at Rowe home until noon Wednesday.
Jerome Donald Wild six year old son of Mr and Mrs Elver Wild Route 2 was admitted to St Clare hospital at 1 15 p m Saturday for treatment of right toe and foot injuries. He suffered the injuries when his foot was caught in a tractor wheel on his parents farm. His condition is reported to be satisfactory.
Local readers depend on the Classified Act to locate missing items. The service helps individuals find lost goods and connect with owners through community notices and listings.
Ten years ago Albert G. Giles arrives as new minister and music director at St John’s Church while a family reuniting fills the city with flags and celebration. Sgt Lyle Swanton arrives from Madison as a repatriated POW and a collision injures Mr and Mrs Treloar and Mrs Grace Roth during a highway crash.
Mrs. Ervin Bear 86 lifelong Orangeville area resident died yesterday at Ortez Convalescent Home Freeport after an extended illness. Born Oct. 11 1876 in Oneco Township she married Ervin Bear Oct 18 1904. Survived by husband a son Earl Bear Lanark Ill one grandchild one great grandchild. Services Wednesday 1 30 p.m. Cramer Funeral Home Orangeville Rev Felts. Burial Orangeville Cemetery. Friends may call after noon tomorrow.
Railway workers in Argentina halted all trains Sunday night in a 24 hour strike protesting the government's offer of a 21 percent wage increase after demanding 38 percent. The walkout disrupted major routes nationwide.
John Langer of Baraboo a national Jaycee director will attend the Jaycee smoker Wednesday night at the Green County House and present a brief orientation program Jim Mott UW Athletic Department PR director will report Wisconsin prospects and show a Rose Bowl film Monroe head coach Ralph Neale will outline Monroe football and take questions The smoker begins at 7 p.m.
Mrs Ellsworth Barr aged 63 of Bagley died Saturday in a Madison hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with Metcalfe Kuensten funeral home Bloomington in charge. Survived by husband four daughters six sons two sisters and three brothers and twenty grandchildren.
Stanley Yarwood 68 lifelong Brooklyn Township resident died Saturday evening at his farm home on Route 2 Brook ly ill after a long illness. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at B L Booth funeral home Oregon with Rev James Christenson officiating. Burial in Mt Hope Cemetery Brooklyn. He was born March 25 1895 to Charles and Leila Yarwood and married Nyra DeRemer Sept 25 1917 in Brooklyn. Surviving: wife mother Leila Gretzmaker sister Mrs Burle Williams Evansville brother Archie Brooklyn.
Leo E Day 54 Beloit former Brodhead farmer died unexpectedly Saturday at his sister's Beloit home. Born November 8 1908 in Spring Valley Township Rock County son of Charles and Lena Day. Survived by brother Orton and three sisters Mrs Wigdahl Mrs Dorothea Nicholls and Mrs Florence Pratt. Funeral services tomorrow Newcomer funeral home Rev J C Robertson Brodhead. burial Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead.
Paul M. Amerpohl, 50, a former Brodhead resident, died Saturday at his South Bend home of a heart attack. Born July 13, 1913, he was a Navy pilot instructor in World War II and later taught at the University of Michigan in Kalamazoo. He married Louise Barmore in 1939. The family moved to ...
South Bend resident and Bendix Aviation Corp. employee Mr. Amerpohl, member of the Presbyterian church, died. Survivors include his wife, two daughters Ann Irene and Mrs. Rodney Black in Tokyo, two sons Talley and Paul Jr., a sister Miss Ruth Amerpohl, and his parents earlier deceased. Services set in South Bend with burial planned in Brodhead. Interment arrangements by Newcomer funeral home.
Mrs. James W. Alderson 85 lifelong Shullsburg resident died Saturday in Cuba City hospital. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Centenary Methodist church. Calling at Thompson funeral home. Survived by five stepchildren Norman Alder Santa Ana California John Alderson Shullsburg Mrs E J Russell Shullsburg Mrs Edward Kittoe Rockford and Mrs Emil Bellinger Madison and 17 grandchildren 40 great grandchildren.
Cosmic rays bombarding Earth in a year would total only an ounce or two by weight, but their energy makes them scientifically significant. The remark highlights the paradox of tiny mass with immense energetic impact.
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