Associated Press Inland Bee Press Bureau Monroe Notice
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Insurance policy for Monroe high school indoor pool debated
Editorial urges indoor pool at Monroe high school to boost year round swimming instruction and safety. It cites overcrowding at current facilities, drownings near Zanders Lake, growing water sports, and the need for public funding and planning to protect future generations with comprehensive swimming education.
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Monroe High School
Alre
Recreation Park
Red Cross
Zanders Lake
Browntown
Zanders
Swiss Valley
John Hickman
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Board of Education
Zemlicka 82 Dies. Rites Planned at Highland Presby
William Zemlicka 82 of Cobb died Monday in Dodgeville hospital after a brief illness. Services set for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Highland Presbyterian Church, of which he was a member. He is survived by wife Minnie Sieling, married 57 years, a son Elmer, a daughter Mrs. Joseph Vavricka, and sister Mrs. Ida Fritsch, all of Cobb. Friends may call at Lallofs funeral home in Dodgeville.
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William Zemlicka
Cobb
Dodgeville Hospital
Highland Presbyterian Church
Lallofs
Dodge|ville
Minnie Sieling
Elmer
Joseph | Vavricka
Ida | Fritsch
Mau Infant Stricken Funeral Services Held
Jerry Jo Mau infant son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Mau Shullsburg died yesterday in a Hazel Green hospital. Surviving are the parents four brothers six sisters and maternal grandfather Guy Cannon Mineral Point. Services were held this afternoon at O Flaherty funeral home. Burial was in the Methodist cemetery at Gratiot.
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Shullebukl
Jerry Jo Mau
Cecil Mau
Shullsburg
Hazel Green
Guy Cannon
Mineral Point
O’flahiity
Gratiot
Giants win second World Series game in 1954
The New York Giants defeated the Cleveland Indians 3 to 1 in a Sept. 30, 1954 game to take a 2 1 lead in the World Series. Also noted are local obituaries and community items from Madison and Albany including festival openings and school news.
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New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Jacob E. Becker
Ruth Benkett
William Wartenweiler
Madison
Forrest Purintun
Albany
Mrs. Witt Heads Green County Wool Contest
Mrs. Donald Witt of Monticello chairs the Make It Yourself With Wool district contest covering Green Dane Jefferson and Rock Counties. Entries must be 100 percent American loomed wool and registered by Oct 10 with Mrs. Ernest Twist Route 3. Garments must be made since Feb 1. two seniors and two juniors advance to the Madison state contest.
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Donald Wit
Monticello
Green County
Janesville
Green
Dane
Jefferson
Rock Counties
Ernest Twist
Route 3
Madison
Barbara Schuetze
Monroe
Mrs Hesgard 92 dies after brief illness in Orfordville
Clara Hesgard of the Orfordville area dies at 5 45 p m at her daughter’s home Route 1 Orfordville after a short illness born October 17 1871 in Twin Valley Minnesota to Lars and Ingeborg Aamoth married Carl Jacob Hesgard in Twin Valley November 2 1893 they farmed near Orfordville 36 years then moved to Orfordville 37 years ago survived by three sons six daughters two sisters and three brothers and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren services set for 1 30 p m Friday at the Orfordville Lutheran church with Rev R A Newland officiating burial in the Orfordville Lutheran cemetery funeral home phone listing included
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Orfordville
Hesgard
Orfordville Lutheran Church
R. A Newland
Orfordville Lutheran Cemetery
Silverthorn-Newcomer Funeral Home
Mrs. Clara Irish 79 Dies in Rock Haven Nursing Home
Mrs Clara Irish aged 79 died early today at Rock Haven nursing home Janesville after a life in Rock County Minnesota born Sept 8 1885. She married George Lang in 1934 then Harley Irish in 1947 he died 1962. Surviving grandson William Sievert Janesville granddaughter Mrs Robert Richardson Edgerton sister Mrs Etta Irbrer St Paul Minn. Arrangements are pending at Silverthorn Newcomer funeral home.
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Orfordville
Clara Irish
Rock Haven
Janesville
Clara Bohls
Minnesota
Rock County
George Lang
Harley Irish
Irish
Parker Pen Co
William Sievert
Robert Richardson
Edgerton
Etta Irbrer
St. Paul
Minn
Silverthorn-Newcomer Funeral Home
On This Day in History September 30 Highlights
Notable events across centuries include the 1938 Munich Pact signed by Chamberlain Daladier Mussolini and Hitler promising peace as Czechoslovakia was partitioned. Other items include Columbias voyage in 1787 ether anesthesia in 1846 U S flag in WWI 1914 Churchill aims 1940 Nautilus 1954 UN piracy probes 1965 Kennedy aid pledge 1960s status and other notes.
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Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Daladier
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Boston
William Morton
United States
Toulouse
France
French Foreign Legion
Winston Churchill
Nautilus
Russia
United Nations
Antonio Segni
John F. Kennedy
City proposes free traffic survey to improve crossing safety
Mayor Walter R. Ekum to request a no cost traffic count by AAA engineers. Aimed at guiding where adult crossing guards are needed to support school safety patrols. A committee from the school, police, and traffic engineer will oversee surveys in high risk areas.
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Walter R. Ekum
AAA
Rotary Governor Visits Monroe Club Card
John Drew district governor and Bank of Tomah VP spoke at Marco’s in Monroe praising Rotary growth in 11800 communities across 125 countries with 553000 members. He announced continued matched district programs, Venezuela links, youth scholarships, and Monroe’s strong support of Rotary International Students Foundation.
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John Drew
Rotary
Bank of Tomah
Monroe
Rotary Club
Marco's
Charles W. Pettengill
Rotary International
Rotary World
Venezuela
Wisconsin
Rotary International Students Foundation
Mrs. Nickerson Succumbs at 74
Albany native Merle Sequine Nickerson 74 died after a brief illness in Stoughton Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Allen Funeral Home Evansville. Survived by son Alfred Brooks Evansville. daughters Vivian Lynch Lillian Kelm Stoughton and Maxine Jo pp Edgerton. 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Albany
Merle Sequine Nickerson
Evansville
Stoughton Hospital
Allen
Alfred
Brooks
Vivian Lynch
Lillian Kelm
Stoughton
Maxine
Eopp
Edgerton
Japanese Prince Weds in Imperial Palace Ceremony
Prince Yoshi aged 28, third in line to the throne, married Hanako Tsugaru aged 23 from former nobility in a 10 minute Shinto ceremony inside the imperial palace grounds. Their union ends a five year search by the imperial household for a suitable consort watched by his parents on television.
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Tokyo
Yoshi
Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Hanako Tsugaru
Imperial Household
Mrs. Dunphy Dies at 66 on Route 1 Albany
Mrs. Franx Dunphy aged 66 of Route 1 Albany died at 11 40 last night while en route to St Clare hospital. Born Margaret Lawrence on July 1 1898 near Stoughton she married Frank Dunphy Feb 2 1921 at St Pauls Evansville. They farmed near Albany 43 years and she belonged to St Patrick Catholic Church of Albany. Surviving are her husband seven daughters a son a brother and a sister and 20 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with Sharer Funeral Home Albany.
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Franx Dunphy
Route 1
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Sharer
Margaret Lawrence
Stoughton
William and
Elizabeth Murphy Lawrence
Frank Dunphy
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Evansville
Dunphy
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church of
Lawrence
Roger Klett
Greendale
Donald France
Littleton
Colo
David McNamara
Gary Germann
Jule Gehrig
Madison
John O. Aeschliman Jr
Nelson Peterson
John Lawrence
Oregon
Joseph Heibel
Sharer Funeral Home
Electric Organ Starts 'Own' Radio Program
Seattle reporter notes Melvin Berg launches a personal radio program featuring his electric organ music. The feature highlights Berg's unique instrument and his plan to present a solo show on local airwaves.
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Electric Organ
Seattle
Wash
Melvin’ Berg
Organ Picks Up Radio Signals From Far Off Stations
Berg reports that after moving into a new home two months ago the long owned organ began picking up radio stations, including some from as far away as San Francisco, through its soundboard and wiring.
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Berg
San Francisco
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