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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1964
Page
4
A U.S. Agriculture Department report projects farmers will receive about 17 percent of net realized income from government payments in 1964. First half net farm income averaged $12.3 billion, down 1 percent from 1963, with per farm income slightly higher due to fewer farms. Farm marketings reached about $15.3 billion, while rising costs offset gains in receipts.
The FDA will require labels on drugs containing phenacetin to warn that kidney damage may occur if dosages exceed recommendations. Effective in 60 days, the rule applies to over the counter products. The change follows an advisory committee of scientists which deemed phenacetin safe when used as directed.
Deputies responded to a traffic accident in Brooklyn village at 8 03 p m near the intersection of a village street and Highway Clifford C Machow Evansville drove a truck that stopped at a stop sign and pulled ahead to check for oncoming traffic LaVerne L Warner Route 2 Oregon followed and struck the rear of the truck causing the collision.
Thirty six southern Wisconsin youths including Monroe and Brodhead participants depart for a Yellowstone trip with the Tri-County YMCA. They will visit the Black Hills Salt Lake City and several towns camping three nights in Yellowstone and in Custer State Park while studying Old West history and natural wonders.
The Mekong River rises in the Tibetan highlands and runs southward for 2,800 miles through the Southeast Asia peninsula, shaping regional geography and ecosystems.
Larry R. McElvain 28 of Racine pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to two counts of first degree murder. He is charged with killing elderly neighbors Mr. and Mrs. William Dunse by repeated shotgun blasts on July 4 during a dispute over his daughter Diane, 4, playing in a driveway.
Frank R. King Sr., 82, retired farmer and rural Mineral Point resident, died yesterday in Dodgeville hospital. Survived by a son, Frank Jr.. three daughters. a sister. a step-son and a step-daughter. 28 grandchildren. 29 great grandchildren. and one great great grandchild. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Ritter funeral home, with burial in East Side cemetery, Dodgeville. Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
Services for Alfred L. Mueller 68 of Harvard Illinois will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Dundee with burial in a Dundee cemetery. He retired last year after forty years with Bowman Dairy Co. Survivors include his wife Edna a son Charles of Indianapolis two grandchildren a brother Dr Mueller Monroe and a sister Mrs Clarice Schumacher Dundee. Dial 325 51011 for an Actaker today.
Pvt. Roger A. Babler son of Mr and Mrs John C Babler Monticello completed advanced training as a Hercules missile fire control crewman at Fort Bliss Texas Friday He entered the Army in February and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri A 1959 Monticello high school graduate
Robert Gempeler, recently back from Korea and stationed in Louisiana, is on military leave at Platteville visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Gempeler.
The Tri-Town Homemakers Club gathered at New Glarus Park on Sunday for a family picnic. Attendees included Frank Scheisser Frank Wyttenbach Clarence Kernen Sheldon Hoesly J Herman Elmer Florence Duerst Cindy Duerst and Kathy Disch.
Mrs Homer D Perkins 53 rural Dodgeville died in a Madison hospital after a brief illness She was born Ida Gulson June 28 1912 in Clyde Married Jan 19 1935 and farmed locally Survived by husband daughter Mrs Carlton Dresden Slippery Rock Pa son William J St Paul Minn parents Mr and Mrs Christ Gulson Dodgeville two sisters Mrs Ethelene Neuendorf Montfort and Mrs LaVerne Brewer Dodgeville and three grandchildren Services set for 2 30.
A funeral will be held Thursday at Grace Lutheran Church for a longtime member with Rev. Robert Witte presiding. Burial will follow in East Side Cemetery. Friends may visit after 3 p.m. tomorrow at Roach-Mindermann Funeral Home.
Monroe Jaycees will prepare 300 half chickens for a noon barbecue at Green County hospital on Sunday. The event includes games for hospital residents, with the hospital providing the chickens and the Jaycees providing the manpower.
A brief notice advertises room rental options in The Monroe Evening Times classified section. It highlights available rooms, rental terms, and contact method for potential tenants.
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