Monroe Building Corp Dissolved For Early Termination
Monroe Building Corp voting to disband after 138 subscribers held shares and debentures totaling 186,400 dollars. Formed in 1957 to construct a plant for Industrial Combustion on a 1 acre tract at 21st Street end. Industrial to buy on a 20 year land contract. last payment July 31, not 20 years. Debentures paid 5 percent. 4 percent dividends on common. Security commission of Wisconsin approved.
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Monroe Building Corp
21St Street
The
Security Commission of Wisconsin
Common Pi
Vacation Over Schools Ready To Sound Bells
Public school reopening set for Monday with kindergarten starting Tuesday. Rural children enroll at Lincoln School Monday morning. Senior High at 8 am, Junior High at 9 15 am, elementary schools at 8 30 am. Parents with registered children notified. unregistered enroll Monday 8:30 to 11:15 am. Atty Gen La Follette says governor can call local lawmen to aid highway patrol in traffic enforcement.
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St. Victor’s School
D. J. Huenink ii
Lincoln School
Madison
Bronson C. la Follette
New Grade School Bids Are Accepted By Board
The Monroe Board of Education approved contracts totaling 781 581 14 for Northside Elementary construction after reducing the base bids from 816 727 50 by removing items including 38 991 16 in air conditioning. The July referendum authorized 850 000 for the project with six percent architects' fees and furnishings from existing schools. Contracts listed: general Severson and Schlintz 484 025. plumbing Witte Barker 75 595. HVAC R Mueller Cheese Factory Monroe 119 888 24. electrical Rubi and Leuenberger Monroe 72 800. landscaping McKay's Nursery Madison 10 938 90. carpet Sergian's Madison 13 840. chalkboard School Interiors Wauwatosa 4 494.
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Monroe Board of Education
Northside
Rodney Kittelsen
Kittelsen
Sam Stuckey
Severson and _ Schlintz, Inc
Janesville
Witte-Barker Co
Beloit
McKay's Nursery
Madison
Sergian’s
Wauwatosa
Man To Face Counts After Mass Murders
New Haven Conn Arthur James Davis 26 awaits a court appearance to face five murder counts after police say he killed five people in a New Haven apartment early Friday with a carbine. He is accused of killing the mother of her child and four others. In Skokie Illinois a two year old son of a police officer was found floating in a moon with hands tied behind his back.
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New Haven
Conn
Arthur James Davis
Davis
Skokie, Ill
Skokie
Wife in Formosa Finds Real Story About Viet Nam Visit
Mrs. Jacob L. Gruenewald visits husband Lt. Gruenewald on two week rest in Viet Nam. She and daughter Cherie travel July 16 from Madison via San Francisco to Taipei and Tainan Air Station. She says the trip priceless, revealing life at home through strangers’ experiences and notes her brother-in-law Airman Michael Owens met them in Taipei.
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Jacob L. Gruenewald
Viet Nam
Formosa
China
Cherie
Susan
Times
Jacob L
Vivian) Gruenewald
Gruenewald
Jakie
Madison
San Francisco
Pacific
Anchorage
Alaska
Tokyo
Osaka
Taipei
Tainan Air Station
Michael I. Owens
Gruenewalds
Suzie
Clothes Closet resumes in Monroe to aid families
The Clothes Closet project of the Womans Club of Monroe will reopen Wednesday September 7 with hours from 1 to 3 p m on the first and third Wednesdays through next June. The effort, started in April 1964 to aid families in need, is led by co chairmen Mrs Norman Huber, Mrs Dean Perry, Mrs Lee Kirsch and Mrs Robert Paulik. The closet is in the rear room of Baker's Book Store, donated by Sherman Hodgson.
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Womans Club of
Monroe
Norman Huber
Huber
Dean Perry
Lee Kirsch
Robert Paulik
Baker's Book Store
Sherman Hodgson
Daily Doggerel By Clair R Munns
Poet Clair R Munns offers a brief couplet about past joys fading into memory and the hope that God grants power to summon them again for readers to reflect on memory and faith.
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Clair R. Munns
Mark and Stu Shine in Underway Athletic Classic
Four meet marks fall in prelims at the National Junior Chamber of Commerce track and field championships in Denver. Stu Voigt hurls 64 feet 11% inches for a new shot put standard, Wayne Collett and Mark Winzenried top the 440 mark with 48.2 and 48.4 seconds, James Green breaks the 220 record with 21.4 and 21.2 seconds. President Johnson's visit delayed afternoon events. Wisconsin qualifiers include Gary Thornton, Bill Oaks, Tim Heikkila, and Dean Martell among others.
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Denver
Colo
Indianapolis
President Johnson
Denver University Stadium
du Arena
Gary Thornton
Racine Wise
Wisconsin
Bill Oaks
Tim Heikkila
Dean Martell
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Grace Hawley
Ed Flanagan Jr
North School
Kathleen Cummings
Donna Bahler
Barbara Grabow
East School
William Pfisterer
Janet Austin
James Gordee
Donna Glendenning
Tamara Bloom
South School
Paula Pratt
Jeanne Shager
Mary Alice Hart
Frieda Stroessner
Bruce Patrick
Kenneth Peterson
Alan Stauffacher
Peter Martyn
John Duane
Arthur Ace
Clarence Bruess
Kerwin Steffen
Linda Pfisterer
Patricia Roda
Olsen
Walter Schneider
Him
By Helen E. Zimmerli
Mark
Stu
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