Juda Students Report Aug. 18 For Registration
Juda High School students must report to the school office on Thursday August 18 for class registration with seniors 9 to 10 a.m. juniors 10 to 11 30 a.m. sophomores 1 to 2 p.m. and freshmen 2 to 3 30 p.m. Senior class pictures set for Monday August 22, with letters sent to seniors confirming appointment times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUDA
Juda High School
Jerome F. Falk
Juda State Graded School
Darlene Lancaster
Lucille Alexander
Thelma Gempeler
Shirley Leck
Terry Fritz
Randall Palombi
Neale Scott
Thomas Keegan
Janice Cossman
Juda Union High School
Pamela Smith
Frank Murphy
Ronald Bernhagen
Mildred McNutt
Judith Altmann
Richard Lueck
Kenneth Wittlief
Rita Farris
Kenneth Sedbrook
Frank Daniels
Marilyn Michel
Claire Williams
Mary Kiklan
Some Dairymen Vote For Indiana Markets
Beaver Dam dairy members of the Pure Milk Association using the Dairyland Division Plant at Juneau voted to seek higher milk prices in Indianapolis. A plan to ship milk to Indianapolis bypassing Chicago markets was approved at a Thursday meeting, the fifth regional Wisconsin hearing since August. The association said about 300 farmers are among its 10,000 members in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. The decision affects Class One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
Pure Milk Association
Dairyland Division
Juneau
Indianapolis
Chicago
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Strike Bill OKayed To End Airline Grounding
Washington House Commerce Committee approved a bill to order 35 000 striking mechanics back to work on five grounded airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Morton Downy the Owlet a Tiny Fuzzball
A stormy morning reveals a tiny ball of fuzz named Morton the owlet. The speaker builds a cage for the little coot and notes Morton has taken root, expressing affection and a playful twist on the owlet’s care and the caller’s sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Hodges Candidate for Colorado Supreme Court
Around the Block highlights Paul V Hodges a Denver attorney and former trial judge as the Republican candidate for Colorado Supreme Court in November. It notes his FBI and public utility experience, two terms as state representative, and his Denver welfare department role. Family ties and regional ties are described along with local civic shifts and several other short items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. Hodges
Frank M
William C. Haren
Monroe
Colorado Supreme Court
Denver
FBI
Public Utilities Commission
House Judiciary Committee
Denver Welfare Department
University of Denver
Judge Hodges
Paul V. Hodges Sr
Grace Haven
Hodges Sr
Juda Integrated District Petition Rejected by CES A15
The CES A No 15 school committee votes unanimously to reject the Juda integrated common school district petition. A broader state survey will be presented at the August 18 meeting at Brodhead elementary school at 8 p.m., detailing a plan splitting Juda 20 percent to Monroe and 80 percent to Brodhead for high school use, with Juda retaining elementary and junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUDA
School Committee of Co-operative Educational School Agency
CESA
Juda Area
Brodhead
Monroe
State Department of Education
Bertrand Quale
Stoughton
Green County
Juta
State Department
117th State Fair Opens its Gates
Milwaukee sun shines on opening day of the 117th Wisconsin State Fair with a record crowd anticipated. Comedian Bob Hope headlines five shows starting today, Perry Como to take over after Sunday. Fair administrator Wendland says attendance could reach one million during the 10 day run. last year nearly reached a million. Today is Press Radio and TV Day. Saturday marks Fairest of the Fair Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Bob Hope
Perry Como
Hope
Vernond G. Wendland
Wisconsin
Miss Walters Wins Nurses Training Scholarship in Green County
Miss Marsha Walters of Brodhead won the 40 and 8 Nurses Training Scholarship during a Idle Hour Mansion meeting. The 18-year-old graduate will receive a $500 stipend and study at Swedish American Hospital School of Nursing starting Sept. 7 in Rockford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Walters
Donald Walters
Brodhead
Idle Hour
Green County
Idle Hour Mansion
Walter Schild
Chef de Gare
Belleville
Robert Alden
Jon
Appleton
Milt Fulda
Madison
Hospital Rally to Feature Band Concert Friday
St. Clare Hospital fund rally in Monroe features an old fashioned band concert directed by Allan F. Barnard. City Band performs south of the Courthouse from 7 to 8 30 p.m. A parade from the hospital to the square, with entertainment, is planned. Nearly 1,000 volunteers will canvass the county on Sunday August 21 aided by Channel 3 Madison TV at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of St. Clare
John F. Kundert
St. Clare Hospital Fund
Monroe
Kundert
Allan F. Barnard
Channel 3
Madison
Monticello Band to Perform State Fair Program Tomorrow
The Monticello school band under director Tennes Navrestad will present the State Fair program at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the village park ing lot. This is the final summer concert, ahead of the State Fair Band Contest on Friday Aug. The program features Beethoven March from the Consecration of the House, Kensington Overture, Navy Hymn, Blaze of Brass March, Impressions of a Welsh Air, Monte Vista Overtures, Band Day March, and King John Tone Poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Tennes _Navrestad
Beethoven
Wheat
Walters
Player
Frangkiser
Bennett
Moehrmann
Mitchell Wins UW Scholarship Award for 1965 Wisconsin Wolverine
Tom Mitchell, Monroe High School graduate now at the University of Wisconsin, has been named recipient of the Guy Sundt Memorial Award a 375 dollar scholarship. He holds a four year grand in aid scholarship at UW and will apply the funds to this stipend. The state recognized star of the 1965 Cheese makers basketball team enters UW last fall plans to study law in Letters and Science and is a member of the UW cage squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sutenen
University of Wisconsin
Guy Sundt
Tom
Monroe
Lee Mitchell
School of Letters and Science
Milk Cow Numbers Decline Across U S Farms
The Agriculture Department reports U S milk cows fell six percent to 14,610,000 head in the year ending June 30, down from 15,534,000 a year earlier. Milk production also slid nearly four percent in the first seven months of this year, the department said Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Agriculture Department
U. S
Lennon Apology Aims to Clarify Misunderstood Remarks
Beatle John Lennon apologized at a Chicago news conference claiming his comments on Christianity were misunderstood and not anti religious. Paul McCartney supported the apology as Lennon's remarks sparked boycotts and bonfires in the United States, while England saw little reaction. The Lennon duo arrived at O Hare and were set for two Friday concerts, greeted by a small group of fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Lennon
United States
Lennon
U.S
England
O'Hare International
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clair R. Munns
Helen
Clarence Schultz
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Jaycettes Group
Albert Risser
Saloma
Calif
Tony Kurman
Sacramento
Don Maurer
San Rai Calif
Jake and
Lewistin
Hans Speiler
Jerome Ziebell
Santa Barbara
Nellie Carstensen
Barbara Kohler
Los Angeles
Eugene Ramsell
Freemont
Carson
Johnson
Sandy
Utah
Charles Robertson
Ogden
Carl Schiess Jr
Marco’s
Sebastian Laeser Jr
25Th St
Turner Hall
Laeser
Badlands
Yelowstone National Park
Seattle
West Coast
Frisco
L. A
Las Vegas
Salt Lake City
Lena - Winslow High School
Yit
Lee Geiger
Alphorn Ford
Hawaii
Gerritt E. Mouw
Green County Ministerial Association
James C. Plymire
Grace Lutheran Church
Mouw
Howard Schulz
Miss Walters
Edward Niffenegger Jr
Cleyance Zentner
Times
Mitchell
Beatle
Paul McCartney
Coonhound
Highway 59
Dial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!