Pheasant Plan To Be Resumed On Limited Basis
Green County Conservation League directors vote to restart a pheasant program on a limited scale with 35 000 trees for area farmers and aid to Richland Creek stream improvement. A four man committee will decide sourcing pheasants and manage pens. 1 000 adult birds stocked in Green and Lafayette counties this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Conservation League
Richland Creek
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Ray L. Beckman
League
Brodhead
Max H. Voelkli
Harold J. Kline
Fred R. Simpson
Monroe
Stanley Knight
South Dakota
Clarence R. Benkett
Green
Lafayette County
Benkert
Simpson
Paynette
Beckman
Beckman, Knight
Sheldon Yarwood
Brooklyn
WEKZ
Monroe Ffa
Joseph G. Urban
Harold Gissing
Juda Lumber and Fuel Co
Juda
Duane Helland
Armin Loeffel Dead at 40 in Monticello
Armin F Loeffel 40 Monticello died at 12 15 am at his Monroe street home after a sudden heart attack. He was born Sept 15 1919 in Sylvester Township and married Aline Wyss Nov 24 1946 at Monticello. Survived by wife four sons mother six sisters and three brothers. funeral Sunday at 2 pm Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello burial in Highland cemetery. Burial Saturday at Voegeli funeral home after 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Armin F. Loeffel
Monroe Street
Sylvester Township
Mr. Loeffel
John
Martha Golz Loeffel
Dutch Hollow
Aline Wyss
Klassy Construction Co
William Kennedy and Sons Construction Co
Janesville
Loeffel
Legion Post
Philippines
John Loeffel
Guy
Carl
Ted
Van
Manuel
Harvey E
Monroe
Edward
Horeb
Chester Ludwig
Ervin Coplien
Fred Schild
Lester Witt
Wallace Miller
Richard Hefty
Plainville
Ill
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Karl F. Koch
Immanuel Eub Church
J. Allen Mittler
Highland Cemetery
Voegeli Funeral Home
Air Crash Kills 35 in Belgian Congo
A Belgian DC4 airliner crashed near a mountain in the Belgian Congo early today, killing all 35 persons aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Belgian Congo
Ex Premier urges Rhee to drop Lee Ki-Poong amid protests
In Inchon 10 000 students demanded the resignation of Lee Ki-Poong after March 15 election. Ex premier Y T Pyun told reporters Rhee plans action and has ideas aligned with Pyun. Seoul riots left four Liberal party windows broken and police fired blank shells without further dispersal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Lee Ki-Poong
Rhee
Y. T. Pyun
Inchon
Pyun
South Korea
National Assembly
Liberal Party
Kim Chung-Yul
Chang Taek-Sang
Lee Phil-Ho
Democratic Party
Lee
le Ki- Poong
John M. Chang
Legion Post Pledges 1000 for Outdoor Theater Fund
The American Legion post voted to pledge 1000 to the Outdoor Community Theater Fund to be paid over two years. The drive seeks 20000 for theater construction in the new park as a city gift, joining prior support from Lions Club and City Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Gen
Nathan F. Twining Park
The
Legion Action
Lions Club
Robert Cashman
Paulus A. Roth
Post
John Wagner
John Walter
Rockefeller Delivers Kind Words To Nixon But Withholds Endorsement
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller praised Vice President Richard M. Nixon as a longtime friend and did an excellent job as VP. He refused to endorse any candidate in the primaries or before the national convention, reiterating he is not a candidate and will not be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Dick Nixon
Nixon
First National Bank of Monroe Approved for FHA Home Loans
The First National Bank of Monroe received FHA approval to make insured property improvement loans. Roy F. Cooke announced in a letter to Edward M. Adam that the bank is a newly approved lender under the program for remodeling modernization additions and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Monroe
Washington
Edward M. Adam
Roy F. Cooke
FHA
First National
Cooke
County Ag Chest Elects Directors
Fourteen new directors were elected at the Green County Agricultural Chest annual meeting in the First National Bank community room. The board, led by M. Palmer Welsh, will meet May 5 at the Bank of Albany to elect officers and plan the fund drive and June Daily Month events led by Albany fire department. New directors include Kenneth Digman, William Tschudy, Lee Kirsch, Edwin Klassy, Ronald Tschudy, Ambrose Wenger, David Seeholzer, Jake Nellis, Dr. Ronaldean Pawlisch, Fred Hahlen, Walter Schild, Russell Carter, and Fred Baertschi. Holdovers are listed among local directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Agricultural Chest
First National Bank
M. Palmer Welsh
New Glarus
Bank of Albany
Albany
Albany Fire Department
Monroe
Kenneth Digman
William Tschudy
Lee Kirsch
Edwin Klassy
Ronald Tschudy
Ambrose Wenger
Monticello
David Seeholzer
Brodhead
Jake Nellis
Ronaldean Pawlisch
Fred Hahlen
Juda
Walter Schild
Russell Carter
Fred Baertschi
Browntown
John Marty
Robert F. Marty
Victor Marean
J. F. Kundert
L. J. Schroeder
Henry Spring
Lawrence Marty
Gilbert Swartz
Leo Scheberle
J. R. Schiesser
M. J. Ingwell
Fred Ochsner
Louis Lehnherr
Russell Matzke
Edwin J. Kaderly
B. E. Wachman
Ivan Christensen
Ed Pernot
Brooklyn
Wilbur Wells
Ray Montgomery
Library To Be Closed Monday For Wisconsin Library Meeting
The Ludlow Memorial Library will be closed all day and evening Monday as staff attend the Wisconsin Library Association spring meeting in Fennimore. Librarians Mrs Dorothy Barlow and Mrs E B Lux will go with library board members Mrs Robert Hahlen and Mrs Arthur F Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Memorial
Fennimore
Wisconsin Library Association
Dorothy Barlow
E. B. Lux
Robert Hahlen
Arthur F. Wagner
Police Chief Warns Parents After Dynamite Found Near Funeral Home
Police Chief Henry S. Hefty urged Monroe parents to question children after two sticks of dynamite with electric caps were found behind the Shriner-Neu shwander funeral home. The dynamite, hidden in a cement block, may have been stolen last fall and could have caused death or serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriner-Neushwander
Henry S. Hefty
Monroe
Funeral Home
Hefty
Albright Named King Queen For Prom Here May 6
Richard Albright, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold N Albright, is king of the Junior Prom to be held May 6 in the high school gym and has chosen Jean Schneider as his queen. The theme Blues in the Deep features an underwater motif with Top Hatters band. The court includes Tom Marean, Carol Ann Brunkow, Tana Loveland, Dick Blum, Neil Jacobs, Judy Schuetz. Juniors and dates dine at the Country Club and are entertained by Pre tenders and a local jazz band until 3 am then a Goetz Theatre film and private breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Albright
Arnold N. Albright
Jean Schneider
Othe E. Schneider
Jean
Mildred E. Schneider
Top Hatters
Court of Honor
Tom Marean
Carol Ann Brunkow
Tana Loveland
Dick Blum
Neil Jacobs
Judy Schuetz
Beverly Rattin
Goetz Theatre
Ralph Kundert Seeks Re Election for Green County Treasurer
Ralph J. Kundert announces candidacy for re election as Green County treasurer. A Monroe native with eight years in office since January 1953, he brings 23 years banking experience and prior work in retail groceries and construction bookkeeping. He and his wife Dorothy Dietz have two sons and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Kundert
Green County
Kundert
Monroe
Rees Construction Co
Commercial
Citizens Bank
First National Bank
Dorothy Dietz
Charles H. Dietz
Green County Normal
Dietz
Ralph C
Jiggs
Wenatcha
Wash
Fred
Menasha
Monroe Council to Discuss New City Truck Purchase
A special Monroe City Council meeting is set for 5 p m Monday to discuss buying a new city truck unit and to consider a Youth Council request for a car wash to fund the Outdoor Thea ter project. Mayor Orville R. Evans called the session. aldermen have not yet been notified. The old council previously failed to agree on a truck for use with the street flusher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Monroe
Orville R. Evans
Old City Council
Wisconsin Tax Study Chair Seeks Two-Week News Moratorium
Madison Wisconsin news leaders rejected Miller Upton Beloit College president and head of the state tax revision panel proposal for a two week moratorium on reporting the committees activities The effort aimed to protect deliberations until a rough draft report is prepared by May 1 Upton defended the move saying taxpayers would benefit from open expression later while reporters said absence would remove public oversight and called the period crucial for the commission upswing in coverage expected to continue in subsequent meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Seven
Miller Upton
Beloit College
Upton
Continuing Revenue Commission
Nelson
Area Farmers Invited To Open Barn Meeting
Dr. C Gene Hennager a Monroe veterinarian will speak on Herd Health and Management at a Skinner Creek Watershed Open Barn meeting at the Carl Wyss farm near Highway 81 on County Trunk Route tonight. Farmers from the area have been asked to attend. refreshments will be served by the Monroe Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gene Hennager
Monroe
Skinner Creek
Carl Wyss
Highway 81
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Cheddar List Steady at Exchange
Green Bay Wisconsin Cheese Exchange shows no sales today. Only activity was an uncov ered offer of pasteurized longhorns at 34 4 cents. Trading tone steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
De Gaulle Arrives in Washington for Four Day Talks
French President Charles De Gaulle lands at National Airport to begin four days of talks with President Eisenhower. Eisenhower greets him with full military honors as De Gaulle, 68, travels from Toronto with his wife and plans visits to New York San Francisco and New Orleans en route to a larger French role in Allied policy against Soviet communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
National Airport
de Gaulle
Air France
Toronto
Canada
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Paris
Khrushchev
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Two Subcommittees Submit New Taxation Reports
Madison reports show the tax burden subcommittee led by Edwin Larkin recommending added taxes on tobacco beer and alcoholic beverages and a study of revamping assessments for banks savings and loan institutions credit unions utilities railroads and rural electrification firms. James Doyle's subcommittee offered no specific recommendations. A prior subcommittee led by John C. Lobb already favors a state sales tax with relief for property owners and low income families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Larkin
Eau Claire
James Doyle
Madison
Doyle
John C. Lobb
Milwaukee
Ernser Chosen to Replace Viney as Third Ward Supervisor
Matt Ernser was named to replace Joseph D. Viney after Viney resigned to pursue the district attorney post. Viney cited salary votes for county officials as a reason for stepping down during the County Board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Ernser
Joseph D. Viney
Viney
Franz W. Brand
Orville R. Evans
Census Form Published For Persons Overlooked
The Monroe Evening Times publishes a Were You Counted form on page 5 to ensure no resident was missed in the 1960 census. People who believe they were overlooked should fill out the form and mail it to the U S Census District Office in Racine Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
U. S
Mound Avenue
Racine
Wis
Beloit College riot erupts in water fight with police
Beloit police report a spring water fight on Fraternity Row escalated Thursday night into a mud and water melee. Four students were taken into custody as officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd after stones and water were hurled at patrol cars and a fire truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Beloit College
Howard Bjorklund
LaVerne Stordock
Bjorklund
Spring Carnival and Sock-Hop at Monroe High School
Monroe High School sponsors a Spring Carnival from 3 to 7 30 p m and a sock-hop dance from 8 to 11 p m in the M room Co chairs are Enid Spring and Ruth Benkert with Mary Summeril business manager and David Tomchek faculty adviser All students from grades through high school may attend booths offer games races fishing rapid snapshots and refreshments A dance marathon will be the highlight Proceeds fund the M book
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Enid Spring
Ruth Benkert
Mary Summeril
David Tomchek
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Armin Loeffel
Ouster
Legion
Richard
Royalty
Prom
County Ag Chest
Albright
Ralph Kundert
Port
Ernser
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