Four Injuries Listed by Police In City Mishaps
Police listed injuries from two weekend accidents in Monroe. Mary Arnsmeier aged 16 and Gloria Beutel age 15, both Juda residents, were treated at St. Clare Hospital after a three car collision at Ninth Street and 18th Avenue. Hazel Smythe and William Smythe, Beloit and Zurich residents, were treated after a parked car collision on Fifth Street. A hit and run was reported by William Kubly, Monroe, with damage to the left front door of his car. A separate noninjury collision occurred at 11th Street and 22nd Avenue involving Melvin Eggemeier and Nora Schulz. Sheriff deputies noted one weekend accident. Richard Speck pleaded innocent in Chicago to indictments accusing eight nursing students’ murders.
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Monroe
Mary H. Arnsmeier
Raymond Arnsmeier
Juda
Gloria Beutel
Ernest Beutel
St. Clare Hospital
Uot
Miss Arnsmeier
Miss Beutel
Ninth St
18Th Ave
Harland A. Sarbacker
Richard R. Wagner
Mary Arnsmeier
Sarbacker
Wagner
Arnsmeier
Hazel C. Smythe
Beloit
William H. Smythe
Zurich
Switzerland
Smythes
Fifth St
22Nd Ave
Ruth H. Flannery
Route 1
Browntown
Hazel Smythe
Smythe
William M. Kubly
25Th Ave
Tenth St
Melvin E. Eggemeier
Dakota
Ill
Nora A. Schulz
Orangeville
11Th St
Eggemeier
Schulz
Sheriff’s
Michael S. Bidlingmaier
Monticello
Arthur J. Henry
Belleville
Highway 69
Green County Fair Sidelights and Bake Off Winners
Mrs. Delbert Rohde won the Bake-Off with a bing cherry dessert and will enter October state contest. Rita Paulson led junior bake-off with a peach torte. Local lemonade stand by the Brand children funded rides. York 4-H won the cup trophy. Monroe FFA, Hiwatha 4-H, New Glarus, and Brown Town followed. Caricature artist Pedro and harness race prizes noted. Charles A. Schindler recalled past fair years. Capt. Jack Walsh and family stay in Monroe after medical treatment.
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Delbert Rohde
Route 1
Browntown
Rita Paulson
York
Rita
FFA
Green County Fair
York 4H
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Ron Tschudy
Monroe Ffa
Hiwatha
Charles A. Schindler
Edgerton
Schindler
National Bank
Co.k. National Guard
Ada
To a Summer Rose by Clair R. Munns
A brief verse notes the world feels upside down yet the summer rose remains unaltered. The poem contrasts gloom with the constancy of a rose, offering a simple hopeful reflection.
Groundbreaking ceremony set for Advance Transformer plant
Public invited to groundbreaking ceremonies for the Advance Transformer Co plant at 11 a.m. tomorrow on 350 21st St across from Industrial Combustion. Gov. Warren Knowles and Louis R. Duman will speak, with John Kundert and Archie Myers Jr. presiding at a luncheon at Monroe Country Club.
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Advance
21St St
Industrial Combustion
Warren Knowles
Louis R. Duman
Monroe Country Club
John F. Kundert
Chamber of Commerce
Archie Myers Jr
Chamber
Gov
Knowles
Walter R. Ekum
Duman
Detroit
Advance Transformer Co
Green County Fair Sets Attendance Record for 112th Year
The 112th Green County Fair ended with a record total attendance of 33,667, up 3,239 from last year. Daily tallies show 9,353 on one day and 10,208 on Saturday, with Sunday and Saturday singles listed. grandstand shows and Hurricane Hell Drivers drew large crowds despite late hours.
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Fairgrounds
Grand Ol Opry
Nashville
Tenn
Holland
Mich
Moline
Ill
Dan Fleener
Maxwell Street Day Promises Big Bargains In Monroe
Maxwell Street Day returns this Wednesday August 3 on Monroe square sidewalks. Merchants display merchandise for shoppers convenience with big values and savings. The Monroe Chamber of Commerce promotes the event, drawing large crowds each year and expected to be bigger than ever.
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Monroe Square
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Horses Will Lead State Fair Horses This Year
Milwaukee report says fish exhibit at Wisconsin State Fair is razed after years of trouble. The fair Aug 12-21 projects more draft horse entries with 178 horses, about double five years earlier, while steer, sheep, dairy cattle steady and swine fewer. Officials cite space issues for horses and replacement with outdoor exhibits.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
State Fair
Vernon G. Wendland
Barbara Wegmueller crowns Pat Jacobson Alice in Swissland
Nearly 400 Brown Swiss breeders gathered at Sugar Valley Farms near Brodhead for the State Brown Swiss Breeders picnic. Pat Jacobson, 17, Burlington, was crowned this year's Alice in Swissland by Barbara Wegmueller, Monroe, with Georgia Wegmueller, Jocelyn Bray, Marla Walter and Pat Jacobson as finalists. The event featured production awards, show judging, and plans for the new Alice to represent the association at the State Fair and the national meeting in Madison on Nov. 9.
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Alice
Pat Jacobson
Burlington
Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association
Sugar Valley Farms
Barbara Wegmueller
Miss Jacobson
Goodwin Jacobson
Miss Wegmueller
Ernest Wegmueller
Route 2
Monroe
Times
Ollie Fine
Swissland
Sugar Valley
Brodhead
James W. Price
N. E. Bear
Georgia Wegmueller
Jocelyn Bray
Elkhorn
Marla Walter
West Salem
Jacobson
John Grunzel Sr
Janesville
Pat
Wegmueller
Ostral Farms
Ramada Inn
Madison
Dr. Bear
Charming
Linda
Linda’s Carol
Meythaler Cold Springs Farm
Supreme Jinx
Charming Fashing
Voegels Farm, Inc
Robert Niedermeier
University of Wisconsin
Tri State
Westby
East Century
Waupun
Shawano
Meeting Set on Vocational School For Green and Lafayette
Green and Lafayette counties will hold an 8 p.m. August 17 meeting in the County Courthouse Circuit Court Room to discuss establishing a two-county vocational and technical school in Monroe. Industry and medical leaders are urged to participate while organizers plan to survey schools for support and consider Monroe as the site due to its growing industry and facilities.
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Green
Lafayette
Orville R. Evans Sr
Green County Committee
Monroe
Vocaional
C. L. Greiber
Angus Rothwell
Scanlon Hall
Madison
Evans
Fennimore
Hospital usage rises across age groups at St. Clare
Data show varying hospital use by age. Young people aged 15 to 24 accessed services at about 50 per 1000 in 1928 43 period, rising to nearly 150 per 1000 in 1957 58.
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Franz W. Brand
10Th St
Willard Woeffler
Evansville
Alfred
Pedro
Green County
Greene County
Capt
Jack Walsh
Union Grove
Jack
St Clare Hospi
Clair R. Munns
Mexico City
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South Africa
Gov. Knowles
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