Monroe club convention details and awards ceremony
Continued report covers Monroe Club district convention events with remarks from officials, Girl Scout flag pledge, readings, and a noon luncheon at Marco's Restaurant. Awards include the Jane Karow Memorial Nursing Scholarship 400 dollars and prizes for art and senior scholarships. Local student performances and district exhibits are described, with installation and reception plans for new district officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Reed
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Jane Karow
First District
Helen Farnsworth Mears
Monroe
James Volkert
Reed
Monroe Club
Walter Vierthaler
Willard Schuetze
Monroe High School
Idle Hour
Mary Jo Urban
Mary Usher
Mary Zupane
Hawley Anderson
JoAnn Drye
John Schuetze
Mark Rosa
Jack Close
Rotary Club Travelogue May 1 at Junior High Auditorium
The Monroe Rotary Club presents its Travel and Adventure series final program on Wednesday May 1 at 8 p.m. in the Junior High School auditorium. Don Cooper and Dennis recount Alaska and Pacific Northwest travels with vivid highlights from Sitka to Kodiak and the Inside Passage with humorous results. An instrumental group will precede the talk by eighth graders Nancy Anderson Elaine Walters Debra Schilt and Kirk Leuenberger from the local junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Rotary Club
Don Cooper
Dennis
Northwest
Montana
Pacific
Spokane
Washington
Palouse
Seattle
Orient
Alaska
Padget Sound
Victoria
B.C
Passage
Ketchikan
Alaskan
Sitka
Baranoff
Cordova
Valdez
Bering Sea
Pacific Ocean
Pribilof Islands
Rotary Club
Nancy Anderson
Elaine Walters
Debra Schilt
Kirt Leuenberger
Farmers Organization to Meet in Green County
The May meeting of the Green County National Farmers Organization is set for 8 15 p m May 2 in the Green County Agriculture Building. A daughter Barbara Ellen was born March 25 to Mr and Mrs Larry Rackow of Waupun, former Orangeville teachers, with Rackow coaching at Waupun High School. Dr Donald Williams of Madison and his wife plan to move to the Mrs Alfred Isely rental home on Railroad Ave in Monticello. he is a podiatrist with an office in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Mahoney
Milwaukee
Ida Smout
Madison
Nelson Smout
Ernest Stears
Stanton P. Steuri
Robert Gempler
Platteville
Fred Steuri
Waldwick
Ed Bjornstad
Spencer
Hazel Webb
Albany
California
Bjornstad
Spencer Hospital
Stanton P. Steurs
Smokey Mountains
Gary Scherer
Kip
Chicago
Truman Sharer
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Hemisfair
San Antonio
Texas
Green County National Farmers Organization
Green County Agriculture Building
Larry Rackow
E. Franklin St
Waupun
Barbara Ellen
Orangeville High School
Rackow
Monticello
Donald Williams
Alfred Isely
Railroad Ave
Local governments drop in 1967 amid school consolidations
The World Almanac reports 81,253 local governments in the United States at the start of 1967, down from 91,000 in 1962. The decline, led by school districts shrinking from 34,678 to 21,782 due to efficiency driven reorganizations and consolidations.
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United States
World Almanac
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John R. Brandley
Lake Geneva
C. James Weis
First Methodist Church
Girl Scout Troop 221
John F. Kundert
Chris Humbel
Carrie Gyure
Barb Gibbons
Kay Silvis
Russ Kundert
Walter R. Ekum
Lester M. Johnson
William Rollins
Clarence Seaton
Sherman Hodgson
Niles
North Pacific
Seward
Homer
Cook Inlet
Anchorage
Kodiak
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Helen E. Zimmerli
C. D. Curtis
Thomas Erusveen
Selmar Lien
Ralph Emerson
Jean Ann
Christine
Blanchardville
Norman Rosen
Beloit
Thomas Heuer
Hoffman Estates
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Naperville, Ill
Heuer Home
Elton Segner
Juda
Emil Tschudy
Jacob Wittenwyler
Hall OF Flame
Kenosha
National Historical Museum of Firefighting
Ena Samz
Crandon
Ray Rackow
Browntown
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Alexander Smith
Key Largo
Phillips and Smith
Bruni-Miller Co
Westinghouse
Astu
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