Teachers Elect Davis President At Green County Teachers Meet
Royal Davis of New Glarus was chosen president of the Green County Teachers Association at a spring banquet at the Casino Monticello. Randall Keller and Donna Ludwig were elected first and second vice presidents, Virginia Rosenstiel secretary, Alice Zimmerli treasurer, with Thomas Keegan Verla Babler and David Stauffacher on the executive committee. Veterans honored for long service received corsages and boutonnieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Davis
New Glarus
Green County Teachers Association
Monticello
Randall Keller
Donna Ludwig
Sam Ball School
Monroe
Virginia Rosenstiel
Alice Zimmerli
Albany
Thomas Keegan
Juda
Verla Babler
Weed Control Sprays To Be Topic Thursday
A meeting on chemical weed control for corn and soy bean growers will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Agricultural Building. Henry Grundahl of Monroe Roller Mills, sponsoring firm, says a Du Pont Co. representative will discuss weed killing and chemical spray usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grundahl
Monroe Roller Mills
The
du Pont Co
Galileo Galilei ventures on maiden voyage to Australia
The Italian liner Galileo Galilei began its first voyage from Genoa to Australia on Monday. A large number of passengers are Italian emigrants aiming to find work in Australia aboard the sleek new ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Galileo Galilei
Australia
New Officer Room Added at Commercial and Savings Bank
The Commercial and Savings Bank unveils an 18 by 100 feet officer area with basement storage after remodeling. An open house during Know Your Bank Week runs Thursday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Built by Bruni Miller Co. and designed by Robert G. Rote. previously Sharp building. Also First National Bank hosts open house and currency display during the centennial observance of the National Currency Act signed by Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial and Savings Bank
Know Your Bank
Robert G. Rote
Bruni-Miller Co
First National Bank
Times
Bruni- Miller Co
Robert Sharp
Monroe Music Co
Bank
Sharp
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Monroe
Buri Electric Co
Connors Plumbing
Kim Kindschi Elected State Youth Group Representative
Kim Kindschi, son of Dr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Kindschi of Monroe, was named Green County representative for District 2 on the Wisconsin Youth Committee. The selection occurred at the Governor's Conference on Children and Youth at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, succeeding Dean North who served the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Kindschi
Leslie G. Kindschi
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin Youth Committee
Leo Sebald
Kindschi
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Dean North
Seeholzer Named Daily Day Leader At Green County Chest Meeting
Clarence S. Grundahl of Monroe was re elected president of the Green County Agricultural Chest Inc David Seeholzer Route 1 Monticello was named vice president and chairman of the Daily Day to be held in New Glarus in June Roger Stauffacher was elected secretary and Marvin Liedschlag treasurer The group voted to incorporate for liability protection for state and national coin picking contests in October and adopted bylaws Plans for June Dairy Month and a proposed Cheesemobile were discussed with no action Cal- vin Craemer 4 H agent showed slides on dairy promotion The next meeting May 1 will focus on June Dairy Month Community committeemen from each community were named to coord inate chest activities and finances Ex officio members include chest officers and county officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence S. Grundahl
Monroe
Green County Agricultural Chest, Inc
David Seeholzer
Monticello
New Glarus
Roger Stauffacher
Marvin Liedschlag
Arthur Carter
Calvin Craemer
Fred Ochsner
John Zurfluh
Albany
M. Palmer Welsh
Francis Fahey
Belleville
Gilbert Swartz
Oliver Miller
Brodhead
Raymond Montgomery
John Marty
Browntown
Bryant Wachman
Phillip Brown
Brooklyn
Roland Keen
Verlen Eberle
G. Fred Galli
Leland Miller
Laurance G. Marty
Leon Gempeler
R. C
Bud) Phillipson
Walter Streiff
Myron E. Jeglum
Willis Riemer
County Agricultural Committee
Chest
GOP tax bill could raise 155.4 million in new revenue
The Republican sponsored measure before the Legislative Joint Finance Committee would generate about 155.4 million in additional state revenue per the State Tax Department. Assemblyman Glen Pommerening says the increase is roughly 25 million over prior estimates and notes Republicans aim to pass and recess by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
State Tax Department
Glen Pommerening
Reynolds
Green County sportsmen push shorter pheasant season
At the annual Green County fish and wildlife hearing in the agricultural building, area sportsmen voted 34 to 4 for a three weekend pheasant season starting at noon, plus a rabbit season, a March muskrat trapping season, and a spring bear season for northern Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Wisconsin
Fish and Wildlife
Reynold Zeller
Monticello
Green County Conservation League
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Harold A. Pederson
Pederson
Eugene Webber
New Glarus
Conservation Department
Pecatonica
Lafayette County
Horicon Marsh
Devil’s Lake
Wilbur Dehmer
Albany
Ben Maddrell
Browntown
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Eau Claire
George Bjork
Brodhead
Robert Hahlen
Doran
Buzz) Blum
Vern Johnsrud
Stock Gains Led by Rail Stocks In Late Trading
Rail stocks led an irregular market advance in late trading as gains spread from fractions to more than a point. Steel shares lagged while trading remained active and losers traded in similar ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steels
Laos in danger as Phoumi threatens renewed war
Fighting looms in Laos as Gen. Phoumi Nosavan warns of a fresh push into Plaine des Jarres if the Pathet Lao completes its drive to oust Kong Le forces. U S Seventh Fleet units are being sent to the Gulf of Siam area as a precaution while Washington supports the coalition government.
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Vientiane
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Kong le
Phoumi
United States
Washington
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Gulf of Siam
U.S
Thailand
Harriman
Paris
de Murville
Viet Nam
The
Plaine
Works Board Elects Johnson Chairman in City Hall Meeting
Oscar N. Johnson was elected chairman of the Board of Public Works at a City Hall session. Rex N. Eyler stepped down April 1 to move to Spring Grove Township. Burgy Jr. cannot attend Monday meetings due to National Guard duties and is now Eighth Ward alderman. Mayor Evans has not named a Burgy successor. Planning Commission meets 7:30 p.m. tomorrow to advance zoning code study. Board of Appeals meets 5 p.m. Thursday to hear United Telephone Co. tower mobile service application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar N. Johnson
Board of Public Works
Johnson
Rex N. Eyler
Spring Grove Township
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eyler
Orville R. Evans
National Guard
Burgy
Eighth Ward
Evans
Planning Commission
Board of Appeals
United Telephone Co
Fire Radio Plan Study Continues
Three fire chiefs were named to guide further study of a county transmitting system. Ray Montgomery Browntown Duane Helland Juda and Norman Buss Belleville were chosen at a jail basement meeting with county finance sheriff police and radio committees. Tests of Monroe fire frequency across the county were encouraging, with Herman Pfund New Glarus presiding as association secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ray Montgomery
Browntown
Duane Helland
Juda
Norman Buss
Belleville
Herman Pfund
New Glarus
Southern
Wisconsin-Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association
Lions Club Here Elects Schwager President At Meeting
Kurt J. Schwager was elected president of the Lions Club at a meeting in the Swiss Wheel. He succeeds Ray Fritz. New officers include Perry Power Leon J. Schroeder John Usher Charles Mowbray and Robert Smith. Directors are Donald Siedschlag Merton J. Gonstead and William L. Rollins. Attorneys Franz Brand and John Callahan spoke on Wills and Estate Planning. Plans set for the annual light bulb sale Monday May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt J. Schwager
Lions Club
Ray Fritz
Perry Power
Leon J. Schroeder
John Usher
Charles Mowbray
Robert Smith
Donald Siedschlag
Merton J. Gonstead
William L. Rollins
Franz W. Brand
John K. Callahan
Cheese Trade Steady In Madison Markets
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market remains steady with normal trading from outlets. Outside activity light, supplies ample across styles. cheddars 34 to 34.64, 40 pound blocks 35 to 37, singles 37 to 38, longhorns 37 to 39, midgets 37 to 44 and 38 to 34.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Stoppages Hit Janesville GM Plants in Unrest
Janesville GM plants halted by an unauthorized work stoppage. Fisher body plant shut down completely as about six workers reported for duty, while Chevrolet assembly ran at 50 percent capacity with parts shortages from Fisher. Local 95 officers and Local 121 officials disputed seniority and grievance procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
General Motors
Fisher
Chevrolet Division
Chevrolet
United Auto Workers Union
Thomas Jeffrey
Paul Melcher
Local 95
Darwin Wagle
Dr. E. D. McQuillin Dies at 79 in New Glarus
Dr. E D McQuillin 79 retired New Glarus physician died at 9 07 AM in St. Clare hospital after hospitalization since January 9 He was a Delta Ohio native resident of New Glarus for 38 years married Lenore Sanders of Daleyville 48 years Survivors include his wife four daughters and 10 grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending at Zentner funeral home New Glarus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. McQuillin
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
MccQuillin
Delta
Lenore Sanders
Daleyville
Swiss United Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
Heat Wave Kills 13 in Monterrey India Mexico City
Thirteen children have died in Monterrey due to a severe heat wave in the northern Mexican city. About 300 youths were hospitalized with acute dehydration amid the extreme temperatures in the industrial area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterrey
Mexico
Proxmire Returns 9007 to Federal Treasury Over Campenni Salary
Senator William Proxmire said he repaid the federal treasury 9007 dollars for Frank Campenni’s salary while Campenni studied full time at the University of Wisconsin. Proxmire removed Campenni from the Senate payroll April 9 and will fund his Wisconsin work from personal money until June. Campenni previously earned 14600 annually as a defense contract researcher while attending Madison, prompting criticism.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Federal Treasury
Frank Campenni
University of Wisconsin
Proxmire
Campenni
Senate
Madison
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Lindsay to Talk Here for Shriners Tonight
Ralph A. Lindsay will show his pictures of Europe including World War I battlefields where Co. H fought at the Green County Shrine club meeting tonight in the Swiss Wheel. He presented his pictures last Thursday in Edgerton at a Rotary club meeting with Charles A. Schindler, former Monroe resident, among Edgerton members.
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Ralph A. Lindsay
Europe
Co. H
Green County
Lindsay
Edgerton
Charles A. Schindler
Monroe
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Davis
Hazel Kundert
Leon Kanable
A. G. Hill
Otis Winchester
Marie Grady
John Zweifel
Green County Teachers College
Anna Iverson
Iverson
Commercial Bank
Seeholzer
C.S. Grundahl
Dehmer
Conservation Congress
Sen. Proxmire
United Fund
United Fund of Monroe, Inc
Monroe Clinic
R. Finley Barry
Archie Myers Jr
William Hawthorne
Schwager
Chevie
Dr. McQuillin
Treasury
Shriners
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