Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 2

toittv.ll* Daily GetMttt, May 31, 1966 Student Nurse Road Fatality Misa Irene Schroepfer, 19, rural Antigo and a student nurse at Janesville's Mercy Hospital, died Sunday night of injuries suffered in a highway crash Friday nifht near Fort Atkinson. Miss Schroepfer died in Fort Atkinson Memorial Hospital of head and leg injuries suffered in the single-car crash which occurred a mile north of Fort Atkinson, on County Trunk (old Highway 28). She became Jefferson County's 12th traffic fatality of 1966. She was a passenger in a car driven by Daniel D. Warden, 18, of 1511 N.

Vista who suffered head and leg injuries and is a patient at the Fort Atkinson hospital. Jefferson County sheriff's department officials said the car left the road and struck a large tree. The car was termed a total loss. Miss Schroepfer, born Sept. 21, 1946, in Antigo, the daughter of Rank C.

and Florence Stychalla Schroepfer, was a 1984 graduate of Antigo High School and a member of St. Hyacinth Catholic Church. She entered nurse's training at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing here in August, 1964, and was completing her junior year. An honor student, she was active in various associations of the school, vice president of the Student Association, member of Second District, Wisconsin Student Nurses Association, and a member of the Catholic Nurse Association. Southern Wisconsin Obituaries IRENE SCHROEPFER She was on affiliation at Milwaukee Children's Hospital at the time of her death.

Surviving are her parents; four brothers, Donald, Milwaukee, Norbert, Bryant, Raymond and Gerald, Antigo. Friends may call at the Dunlap Memorial Home, Fort Atkinson, from 4 to 7 p.m. today. The funeral will be in Antigo, where friends may call at the McCandless, Zebel and Bradley Funeral Home Wednesday. Her classmates at Mercy Hospital will form a guard of honor for the funeral Mass in St.

Hyacinth's Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Thursday. Federal Funds of $56400 Okayed for Youth Corps Two federal grants totaling nearly $56,000 have been given to the Rock County Community Action Program Committee for county projects connected with President Johnson's War on Poverty. A $37,000 grant was recently approved by the Neighborhood Youth Corps Program in Detroit for establishment of a local Youth Corps program, according to Richard Black, Beloit, chairman of the community action committee. The committee is headquartered in Beloit.

He did not say when the youth program would start in Rock County, but indicated that 75 young people from the county would be provided with jobs for two months this summer. These young people would have to meet certain requirements, according to Black, and would be employed in such jobs as clerical workers, groundskeepers, cafeteria help, equipment repairmen, playground workers, library assistants and park employes. Some of the requirements that will have to be met by those who are accepted in the program include: 16 to 21 years of age; a school dropout or needing a job to continue their education; income of family must be below a certain level, and jobs done must not cause anyone else with a job to lose it. Those who are hired will be assigned to work with the regular staffs of nonprofit institutions and organizations other than political parties where extra help is needed but cannot be afforded, according to Black. The Community Action Program Committee previously set up a tentative list of job priorities for the different areas of the county.

At that time it assigned 36 of the available jobs to applicants from Beloit and the surrounding area; 25 to Janesville and the surrounding area; three each to Evansville, Fort Atkinson, Orfordville- Footville, Edgerton and Milton Milton Junction; and two to Clinton. The second federal grant was given to the committee for a "program development project" by the Office of Economic Opportunity in Chicago. According to the information Black furnished the Gazette, $18,946 of federal money has been made available for a study of the extent and amount of poverty in the county. The committee is to try and determine the areas of greatest concentration of poverty in Rock County, assess racial discrimination and its relation to poverty and review the work of all other agencies engaged in antipoverty work at the city or county level. Mrs.

Rosella Brown Mrs. Rosella Brown, 61, of 317 Dodge died Sunday morning in the Dawson Nursing Home after a long illness. She worked at the South Main Street Cunningham Bakery and formerly was employed at the YMCA cafeteria 26 years. Tlie former Rosella McDermott, daughter of Lawrence and Agnes Mclllhatton McDermott, was born in Mineral Point, June 3, 1904. She was married to Quintis Brown in Mineral Point Oct.

20, 1932. He died April 22, 1933. She was a member of St. Patrick's Altar Society. Surviving are her twin sister, Mrs.

Orian Freeman, Janesville; nieces and nephews, including Donald Condon, Janesville. Services will be at 8:30 tomorrow morning in the Whitcomb Funeral Home and 9 o'clock in St. Patrick's Church. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery, Mineral Point. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening, the Rosary service to be at 8 'oclock.

Mrs. Fred Wellhausen Mrs. Fred Wellhausen, 81, of 618 S. Academy Janesville resident since 1940, died Sunday night in Rock Haven after a long illness. The former Jeanette Ohl, daughter of Henry and Mary Deitrich Ohl was born in Milwaukee, Dec.

8., 1884. She was married to Fred Wellhausen in Milwaukee, March 16, 1929. He died in 1954. Mrs. Wellhausen was formerly a member of the Milwaukee unit of United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary.

(Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Emii Buggs, Janesville; nieces and nephews. Services will be at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Reining Funeral Home, the Rev. I. T.

Droegemueller, St. Paul's Lutheran Church officiating, Burial will be in Milton Lawns Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening. Gold Star Mothers will meet at the funeral home at 7 this evening. FREE DESIGN SERVICE Mrs.

Arthur J. Anderson Mrs. Arthur J. Anderson, 62, of Rte. 4, Janesville, Rock County resident since 1950, died at 8:50 yesterday morning in Mercy Hospital after a long illness.

She was a sewing machine operator at Janesville Apparel eight years, retiring one year ago. The former Pearl Green, daughter of Charles and Grace Wetz Green was born in Malta, 111., June 3, 1903. She was married to Arthur J. Anderson in Clinton, Iowa Aug. 26, 1950.

She was a member of Malta Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Edward Kozuch, Sycamore, 111. and Miss Lois Heath, Dixon, 111; two sons, Raymond, Chicago and Louis Heath, Rte. 1, Delavan; five grandchildren, one great-grandchild; a sister, Mrs.

Paul Barger, Huntington Beach, Calif. Services will be at 1:30 Thursday afternoon in the Overton Funeral Home, the Rev. Odyss W. Kneece, First Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow night from 7 to 9. Always In Good Taste Wolfgram's lovely Victorian style funeral home on a spacious landscaped area, three-quarters of an acre in size. Ample parking space is provided all visitors. WOLFGRAM FUNERAL HOME 220 S. Academy St.

752-1562 Martin W. Weggeman FORT W. Weggeman, 93, retired farmer of Hebron, Rte. 2, Fort Atkinson, died early today in Fort Atkinson rial Hospital. A native of Germany, he came to the Fort Atkinson area as a young man.

he married Barbara Hensing. Weggeman er, also of Germany, and they farmed in the area many years, marking their 50th wedding anniversary in 1945 She died in 1948 and he then made his home with a daughter, Mrs. Ben Hebbe. A member of the Hebron Township Board and town chairman for 30 years, he served on the Jefferson County board of supervisors and as a member of the selective service board. Arrangements are pending at the Royal F.

Hayes Funeral Home. Mrs. Mabelle Swanson Mabelle C. Swanson, 88, of 311 S. Third died Sunday in Mercy Hospital, Janesville, where she had been a patient one week.

Born June 15, 1877, in Rock County, the daughter of Daniel and Carrie Anderson Nelson, she was a lifelong area resident and a member of First Baptist Church, Rebekah Lodge and Royal Neighbors. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Ray Cobb, Delavan; two grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren three great-great-grandchildren. Her husband, Gust Swanson, predeceased her. Services will be at It a tomorrow in tho Betzer Funeral Home, the Rev.

Walter Camp of ficiating, with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 9 tonight at the funeral home where the Rebek ah services will be at 8 p.m. Mrs. Arthur J. Glover FORT ATKINSON Mrs.

Ar thur J. Glover, 86, widow of a former Hoard's Dairyman edi tor-in-chief, died Sunday in Memorial Hospital after a long ill ness. She had resided here the past 60 years. Her late husband was a past president of the Holstein-Friesian Association and former mem' ber of the UW Board of Re gents. He died in May, 1949.

The former Mayme Scofield was born Nov. 27, 1879, in Can non Falls, the daughter of James and Mary Hillman Scofield, and married there Dec, 25, 1899, to Arthur J. Glover. They resided in St. Paul, and Elgin, 111., before coming to Fort Atkinson.

Mrs. Glover was a member of First Congregational Church, UCC, a 51-year member of the Daughters of the American Rev olution and a member of Badger Study Club. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Myra Bostwick, Fort Atkinson; three sons, Robert at home, Arthur J. Holly Grove, and Wilbur Buffalo, N.Y.; 10 grandchildren; 13 grandchildren; a grandchild; a sister, Mrs.

R. M. Poe, Cannon Falls. One son predeceased her. Services will be at 7:30 tonight in First Congregational Church, the Rev.

John Sunburn officiating. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the Cannon Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the Royal F. Hayes funeral home from 3:30 to 5 p.m.

and at the church after 6 p.m. today. Mrs. Edwin Garlock FORT ATKINSON Services were held at 2 p.m. today for Mrs.

Edwin Garlock, 66, of Hebron, Rte. 2, Fort Atkinson, who died Saturday in Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack earlier in the day. The Rev. Ralph Gebhardt officiated at services in the Royal F. Hayes Funeral Home, with burial in Hebron Cemetery.

The former Viola C. Kohl, she was born in Marshfield Jan. 13, 1900, the daughter of Peter and Catherine Lieber Kohl. Mrs. Garlock was a graduate of Wisconsin Rapids Normal School and Whitewater State College.

She married Edwin Garlock Aug. 21, 1922, in Hebron where she was a member of Hebron Methodist Church and past president of its WSCS. She has a member of Rob Morris Chapter 10, OES, Palmyra, and the Woman's School Club of Hebron. Surviving are her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Hoest, Delafield, Mrs.

William Brom, Fort Atkinson, and Patricia, at home; six grandchildren; two brothers, Alfred Kohl, Pasadena, and Walter Kohl, Marshfield; four sisters, Mmes. Rush Wentworth, Whitewater, Jack Fuller, Rockton, 111., Arthur Juneau Sr. and Arnold Jaecks, both of Wausau. Survivors are two daughters, Nancy and Jean, at home; a sister, Mrs. Harold Peterson, St.

Paul, five brothers, Harold Olson, St. Paul, Ralph, Min neapolis, Paul, La Crosse, Ted, Rhinelander, and George, Peoria, 111. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Skindnigsrude and Lein Funeral Home, the Rev. Kenneth Engelman offici ating, with burial in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.

There will be no visitation. Arthur W. Rehm Sr. LAKE MILLS Arthur W. Rehm 84, retired founder of the Creekwood farms wholesale poultry products firm here, died unexpectedly last night in Lake Mills.

A resident here 35 years, he had lived the past three years in Largo, and also spent many summers in Ontario, Canada. Born Aug. 15,1881, in Chicago, he was a member of the Lake Mills Congregational Church. Surviving are his wife, Lida; a daughter, Mrs. Larry Roedl, and three sons, Arthur Edwin and Robert, all of Lake Mills and area; 19 grandchildren.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Congregational Church, the Rev. Robert Bond officiating, with burial in Rock Lake Cemetery. Friends may call at the Westin Bouslough Funeral Home tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.

Olive M. Ebbott WHITEWATER Mrs. Olive M. Ebbott, 50, died this morning in Fort Atkinson Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born Feb.

9, 1916, in Pierce County, the daughter of Ole and Matha Bunlie Olson, she married Gilbert Ebbott Dec. 24, 1936. They lived on a farm at Oak Hill until his death in 1949 when she moved to Whitewater. She was a member of the Methodist Church and Order of Eastern Star. Nelson-Schneider FUNERAL HOME Serving Janesville Over 80 Years 24-Hour Ambulance Service 198 S.

Jackson St. Phone 754-3841 Eldred J. Davis J. Davis, 67, former Walworth busi nessman, died unexpectedly terday of an apparent heart at tack in his winter home at Bradenton, Fla. He and his wife had planned to return here in the near future.

Mr. Davis was employed several years here as a Standard Oil representative, later operating his own Conoco station and bulk route until retiring in 1954 due to ill health. Born Nov. 25, 1898, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Davis, he married Nora Void June 19,1924, in Delavan. He was a member of the Congregational Church, Masonic Lodge, Order of Eastern Star and American Legion. He was a veteran of World War I. Surviving are his wife; a son, Jack, of Marion, Ohio; three grandsons; two brothers, Russell, of Elkhorn, and Stanley, Lake Geneva. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday in the Walworth Funeral Home with burial in Tibbets Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. tomorrow. Earl W. Dennis FORT ATKINSON Services for Earl W.

Dennis, 49, who died Saturday, were at 2 p.m. today in the Nitardy-Schoenfeld Funeral Home with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. The Rev. Kenneth Whitney officiated.

Born Nov. 5, 1916, at Platteville, the son of Cary and Amy McLeod Dennis, he was a veteran of service in the Pacific Theater during World War II and a member of the American Legion. For the past nine years he had been a partner in the Dennis-Lueder Appliance and TV store here. He married Dorothy Sauer July 1, 1946, in Fort Atkinson. Surviving are his wife; four sons, Ronald, Dale, John and Lyle, and a daughter, Lynn, all at home; his mother, Mrs.

Cary Dennis, Platteville; a brother, Lyle, Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Paul Lindquist SHARON Mrs. Paul Lindquist, 54, of Milwaukee, a former resident here, died Sunday in Misericordia Hospital, Milwaukee, after a three-week illness. The former Geraldine Noe, born near Sharon May 16, 1912, the daughter of Edwin and Geina Bertelsen Noe, was a graduate of Capron (111.) High School.

She was married to Paul Lindquist at Belvidere, 111., Sept. 6, 1935, and they lived there four years before moving to Milwaukee. She was a member of Pilgrim Congregational Church. Surviving are her husband; a son, Gary, with the Army at Amarillo, Texas; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Noe, Clinton. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Salisbury-Schilke Funeral Home, the Rev. Paul Larsen, Milwaukee, officiating, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight at the funeral home.

Mrs. John Helfritch LAKE GENEVA Mrs. John Helfritch, 73, formerly of the Recreation Camp, died unexpectedly Saturday of a heart attack. The former Emilie Wagner, born Feb. 4, 1893, in Feuerbach, Germany, the daughter of Christian and Caroline Daib Wangcr, was married there to John Helfritch.

Surviving are her husband; two sons, John, of Elmhurst, 111., and Eric, Lake Villa, 111. Services were at 10:30 this morning in the Steinke Funeral Home. 1946 graduate of Jefferson High School. Surviving are his wife; two sons, Larry and James, both at home; a daughter, Janice; his mother, Mrs. Edna Jaeger, all of Jefferson.

Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in St. John's Church, the Rev. R. W.

Mueller officiating with burial in Union Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from noon tomorrow until noon Thursday when the body will be removed to the church. Mrs. John Schumacher BEAVER DAM Mrs. John Schumacher, 87, died Saturday in a hospital here after a long illness.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Lester Struck meyer, Janesville. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Briese Funeral Home where friends may call after 4 p.m. today.

Mrs. E. Gilman Jones MADISON Mrs. E. Gilbert Jones, 89, of 1717 Madison a former Edgerton and Milton Junction teacher, died Saturday after an illness.

Mrs. Jones (Cora) was married in 1909 and taught in Rock County 13 years before coming to Madison in 1920. Her husband died in 1954. Survivors include two daughters and several grandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.

tomorrow in the Frautschi Funeral Home with burial in Roselawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. today with OES services at 8 p.m. Mrs. Fayette Carries Clarence E.

Jaeger JEFFERSON Clarence E. Jaeger, 38, of Rte. 1, Jefferson, died unexpectedly last night in his home. Born Oct. 4, 1927, at Watertown, the son of Andrew J.

and Edna Miller Jaeger, he married Arlene Pfeifer of Helenville April 21, 1951. He attended St. John's Lutheran School, Jefferson, and was a FORT Fayette (Fay) Carnes, 83, of Rte. 2, Fort Atkinson, died Sunday in the Pioneer Rest Home where she had lived the past two years. Her husband was a farmer in Koshkonong Township more than 50 years and a pioneer Holstein breeder in the area.

He died Jan. 11,1964. The former Hulda C. Pelchen was born in Milwaukee May 28, 1883. the daughter of Ernest and Louise Yatke Pelchen, and married to Fayette Carnes Feb.

22, 1905, in Hebron. She was a member of St. John Lutheran Church, Cold Spring. Surviving are four sons, Howard and Fayette both of rural Fort Atkinson, Harvey and Woodrow, both of Jefferson; six daughters, Mmes. Edna Knuep- oel, Betsy Belstner.

Genevieve Westphal and Evelyn Schimming, all of Fort Atkinson, Dorothy Liddle, Hazel Green, and Hazel Draeger, Jefferson; several grandchildren and grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in St. John Church, the Rev. Russell Kobs officiating, with burial in Cold Spring Cemetery.

Friends may call at the dy-Schoenfeld Funeral Home after 4 p.m. today and at the church after 1 p.m. tomorrow. Warren F. Neef WHITEWATER Warren F.

Neef, 61, former operator of the College Grill here, died yesterday in Fort Atkinson Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born Nov. 25, 1904, in St. Louis, the son of Ernest and Cecelia Klein Neef, he operated an industrial catering service in Milwaukee before coming to Whitewater in 1962. He was a member of First English Lutheran Church and the Kiwanis Club.

Surviving are two daughters, Patricia and Mrs. Kathleen Thayer, both of Whitewater; a brother, Theodore, and a sister, Mrs. Amelia Magnus, both of St. Louis; one grandchild. Services will be at 2 p.m.

tomorrow in First Lutheran Church, the Rev. James Olive officiating. Burial in Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call to- WANT TO GET AWAY? Spend a Week in ARUBA for $207 Includes round-trip jet fare from New York hotels, etc. Call AIRJET at 754-6666 (Day or Night) AIRJET- SEA tHAVlL JGENCY Day's Log COUNTY COURT BRANCH I Furnishing Beer to Judith Gunderaon, 21 of 52 S.

Main $53 or ten days in county jail; found not guilty of charge of destruction of property. Driving after revocation of U- Reith, 23, of 1303 W. Court 10 days in county jail; also fined $13 or two days in jail on charge of failure to register vehicle. Barry, 37, of 410 S. Ringold $30.

Worthless Checks Douglas Black, Cambridge, placed on probation for one year. FIRE CALLS Monday 4:31 p.m. Robert Campbell residence, 431 Locust flooded space heater, no damage. AMBULANCE CALLS Monday 4:56 a.m.-Mrs. Betty Dell, 24, of 414 Augusta taken to hospital after becoming ill at home.

1:45 p.m.-Fred Rehfield, 72, of 875 Sherman taken to hospital after being injured in fall at home. PROBATE COURT Petition for A. Moore, Beloit, died May 12; heirs, a widow, Anetta S. Moore, Wapakoneta, Ohio; two sons, Theodore O. Moore, Sterling, Harold J.

Moore, Sterling, III; a daughter, Kathryn L. Bakka, Beloit. night at the Skindingsrude and Lein Funeral Home. Henry A. Reuss CLINTON Henry A.

Reuss, 90, of Allen Grove, died yesterday in Beloit Memorial Hospital after a long illness. An area farmer most of his life, he was also an agent for the Home Mutual and La Prairie Insurance companies. He retired in 1959. Born Feb. 22, 1876, at Windsor, he was married March 10, 1944, to Mrs.

Mabel Hall in Beloit. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Clinton. Surviving are his wife; a grandson, Edward Ruess, Sacramento, and three nieces. A son, Donald, predeceased him. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday in First Presbyterian Church with burial in Clinton Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow evening at the Schoenfeld Funeral Home. Clyde F. Harris Sr. F.

Harris 56, of 1617 White died yesterday of an apparent heart attack in Beloit Memorial Hospital. For the past 34 years he had operated Clyde's Food Market here. Born Dec. 4, 1909, in Beloit, he married Lillian McGuire of Janesville Feb. 17, 1930, in Chicago.

He was a member of St. Thomas Catholic Church. Surviving are his wife; three sons, Clyde Thomas and John; his mother, Mrs. Nora Harris, and a brother, Renville, all of Beloit. Services will be at 8:30 a.m.

Thursday in the Schoenfeld Funeral Home and at 9 in St. Thomas Church with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Janesville. Friends may call tomorrow evening at the funeral home where the Rosary service will be at 8 p.m. Tribute to War Dead Climax of Holiday Memorial Day is usually considered the opening day of the summer season, though this does not agree with the calendar. It didn't agree with the thermometer yesterday, either, for barring last year, it was the chilliest May 30 Janesville has had since 1947.

But even though the temperature was a good many degrees below average, with its early morning low of 43 and afternoon high of 68, Southern Wisconsin made the most of its first holiday in practically five months. All of the customary Memorial Day activities went off with hardly a hitch. There were the usual parades to the cemeteries to honor the war dead, picnics, golf, boating for the hardy and many family reunions. Since the holiday lengthened the weekend to three days, many families separated by the miles were able to get together for the occasion. Janesville's Memorial Day observance at Oak Hill Cemetery was highlighted by an address by John P.

Cullen, Wauwatosa, who only recently retired as manager of the Milwaukee regional office of the Veterans Administration. Cullen, who is a native of this city, reminisced of the days in his youth when Civil War veterans marched in the Memorial Day parades here. Cullen contrasted the fine facilities for the care of servicemen and veterans provided in Wisconsin today with the days of the Civil War. He spoke of the work of the wife of Wisconsin's Gov. Louis Harvey who did much to improve conditions in the hospitals near combat zones and, though opposed by mili- Iqfesf Stocks Trading Slow NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market declined early this afternoon in slow trading.

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WCLO-FM p.m. Dally) 117 MILWAUKEE ST. Across from Myers Theater tym forget Mrs. Jeanette Wellhausen Visitation Tuesday Evening at the Reining Funeral Home Funeral Services Wednesday, 2 p.m. at the Reining Funeral Home Rev.

I. T. Droegemueller Officiating Burial at MILTON LAWNS MEMORIAL PARK tary advisers, obtained government authority from President Lincoln to establish hospitals in Wisconsin. The Harvey Hospital in Madison, in the residence of Ex-Governor Leonard Farwell, was the first established. Janesville High School band, directed by John litis, led the parade from Courthouse Park through downtown Janesville after which transportation to the cemetery was furnished marchers.

A JHS student, Richard luge, read the orders of Major Gen. John A. Logan proclaiming the first Memorial Day. Wreaths were placed by Forrest Knox, reoresenting the Army; Mn2-c Roy Dayton, Navy; Sgt. Arden Smith, Air Force; and Lt.

R. B. Heyse, Marine Corps. A National Guard firing squad, from Co. 32nd Supply and Transport Battalion, fired the salute to departed comrades and Michael Fredricks and George Stonecliffe of the JHS band played taps.

The Rev. Sylvan Moe, First Lutheran Church, gave the invocation and benediction. Walter Bidwell was master of ceremonies. The ceremony was piped over the cemetery by loudspeaker so that the many there to decorate the graves of loved ones could hear it. JANESVILLE ZONE tonight and Wedneiday.

A little wirmtr Wednesday. Lowi tonight -44, High Wedneiday U-74. Moitly light ami variable winds. Precipitation probability len than per cent tonight and Wadneiday. Sunrise, sunset, 8:39.

Saturday'! low, 42 at midnight; high. 72 at 3 p.m. Sunday's low, 3( at a high, 65 at 3:30 p.m. Monday'i low, 43 at a.m.; high, ft at 4 p.m. Temperature to noon today.

at a.m. to 63 at noon. Barometric pressure: p.m., M.N; t.m., 30.17; noon, 30.18. Low a year ago today, 4(; high, 71. Mean temperature for 24 bouri ending at 6 p.m.

Saturday: 98. 21-year mean for May 28: Mean temperature for 24 hours anding at 6 p.m. Sunday, 90.5. 21-ycar mean for May Mean temperature for 24 ending at p.m. Monday: 55.5.

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