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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
2
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Al Goodmiller, longtime U S Grant Council leader and Canyon Camp advocate near Apple River, died after a brief illness. A Silver Beaver award recipient, he raised funds in secret to improve Scout facilities, leaving a void in the north woods community and guiding future generations.
The university mourns professor Frank Thayer a legal expert on press law and libel who taught with insight and kindness. An author of Newspaper Management his textbook aided teachers and students and an autographed copy remains at The Monroe Evening Times. A lifelong Badger supporter, he remained active after retirement in 1961 and his loss is deeply felt.
J. O. Reigle of West Bend and founder of a Kewaskum cook ware firm will chair a Milwaukee fundraiser for David Carley for governor. The dinner is set for January 30. Robert Levine serves as treasurer and Esther Kaplan as secretary, both Madison residents.
Services for Harry E. Mason 82 of Blanchardville will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Laether Funeral Home with Rev. James C. Plymire officiating. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery. Mason died unexpectedly at St Clare Hospital. He lived in Blanchardville, Kenosha and Monroe and worked for American Motors and Oaktron Industries before retiring in 1961. He is survived by wife Nellie Olson Severson, three stepdaughters, a brother, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Yamanashi prefecture plans to sell Mt Fuji soil and lava rocks as souvenirs in bags priced at 28 cents each. The move faces opposition from the Cultural Property Protection Committee which warns of possible mass theft of rocks and soil.
Classified ads connect buyers and renters with sellers and service providers. The short notices promise quick responses and direct contact through listed phones and addresses.
A deer wandered into a Kane shoe store and a nearby supermarket on opening day. The doe opened the shoe store door, fled to the back, and then entered the market through an automatic door. It toppled dairy items before three hunters subdued and released it outside, bruised but alive.
Highland Wisconsin. Miss Augusta Kosharek 78 died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. Survived by sister Mrs Anthony Menke Highland and brother Aldro rural Highland. Funeral at 10 30 a m tomorrow St Anthony s Catholic Church. Rosary 8 p m tonight at McGuire Funeral Home.
Mr and Mrs Reuben Goecks hosted a family Thanksgiving dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Roland Keen for Mrs Mary Matzke s birthday anniversary. others present were Mr and Mrs Clarence Matzke and family Madison Mr and Mrs John Michel Monroe Mr and Mrs Dennis Hasse and Tammy and the Rolland Keen family.
Mt Horeb announces the annual Folklore Village Christmas Festival at the elementary school from December 27 to January 1. Meals, dances, crafts, and decorations from many lands featured with international staff and a $38 to $39.50 price per person depending on reservation date. Reservation contact Robert M. Yance in Chicago.
Mrs. Bertha Leverentz 70 native of New Glarus died after brief illness in a Madison hospital. She was married to Frank Otto Leverentz a retired Madison police officer. Services 1:30 p m tomorrow Fitch Lawrence Funeral Home with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery. Survived by three sons six sisters and five grandchildren.
The Beloit Association for Retarded Children announces a Christmas Bazaar and open house at the Beloit Retarded Children Center on 1648 Wisconsin Ave this weekend December 5 and 6 from 2 to 4 p m. Students made the candles centerpieces and pot holders for sale. The film Thursday's Children will not be shown due to illness of the association's film director. producer Bob Thompson says it will screen after the new year.
At a Kiwanis meeting last night Herb Ainsworth the retiring governor of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan Kiwanis was honored. Four young men Daniel Teehan Henry E Tschanz Thomas Flood and Le Roy Wilde left for the armed forces today.
Four applications have been filed for the newly created Green County service officer position with a fifth expected. Flames damaged the incomplete Northwestern University Institute of Technology building in Chicago, causing about $500,000 in damages.
A 26 year old Milwaukee office worker surrendered at police headquarters claiming he strangled his wife of five months. Detectives found the body of Mrs. Michael Fuller, 22, in their downtown apartment after he cited family troubles and alleged infidelity as motives.
Joe Adair, noted travelogue lecturer and photographer, will present Highlights of Ethiopia at the Monroe Rotary Club in the Junior High School auditorium at 7 30 p m on Wednesday December 8. Adair has lived in 28 countries and contributed to Letters From The Peace Corps.
The program will introduce customs traditions and ideals from the humblest inhabitant to His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie Lion of Judah and ruler of the highlands of the Horn of Africa.
Mrs. Oscar Ida Weeks, 77, of Appleton was killed at a crossing near downtown when a North Western freight train struck her. Engineer H L Wegner and crew said the whistle blew steadily as warning signals were given. two women in a car sounded their horn. Police noted a scarf over her ears may have muffled warnings.
A shopper reports a missing four digit code puzzle titled Lost 4D. the riddle stirs debate as clues vanish and customers seek logical solutions. The item remains unlocated with no clear lead.
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