Deer Hunter Report Records 1967 County Harvest
About 188 deer were harvested in Green and Lafayette counties during the 1967 season with 57 percent bucks. Unpicked corn reduced counts by hiding deer from hunters, while areas around Browntown New Glarus and Albany saw many sightings. Registration lists show numerous counties residents credited with kills.
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Jim Huntoon
Huntoon
Green County
Bucks
Browntown
New Glarus
Sugar River
Albany
Brodhead
Lafayette County
Sheriff's Department
Leonard Warrick
Beloit
Doe
John Zurfluh
Monroe
Buck
Walter Stauffacher
William Paske
Sheldon DeVoe
Elmer Schwartzlow
George Norton
Eugene Haldiman
Glen Sawyer
Burnett C. Soddy
Jake Senn
Charles Hermanson
South Wayne
Clifford Broge
Gratiot
Beatrice Ackerman
Marvin B. Broge
Fred Schuetz
Does
Jer- Senn
Fawn
Kenneth Creuzer
Don Juenemann
Doc
Louis Blum
Monticello
Weston Elmer
Argyle
Lafayette
James Mauer
Man
Jim Hifen
Juda
Rock
Albert Preuti
Cvir Drafahl
Gerald Gerber
Joyce E. Bender
Milwaukee worker dies in forklift mishap at New Berlin site
Leon Wasley a 40 year old Hartland native and construction worker was killed Thursday when the forklift he operated at a New Berlin construction site overturned onto him.
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Milwaukee
Leon Wasley
Hartland
New Berlin
Badger Cagers To Start Season Against DePauw Tigers
Wisconsin Badgers open the season at home in a matinee against DePauw in the Wisconsin Field House. Coach John Erickson plans to start four lettermen and one sophomore including forwards Joe Franklin and James Johnson and guards Mike Carlin and Chuck Nagle with center Dave Zink. Last season Nagle led scorers for the squad.
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Madison
Wiscon
Badgers
DePau Tigers
Wisconsin
John Erickson
Joe Franklin
James Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
Mike Carlin
Valparaiso
Ind
Chuck Nagle
Milwaukee
Dave Zink
Wollaston
Mass
Erickson
Nagle
Team high scorer totals and top names recorded
The team finished with 463 points led by Frank Lin as high scorer. Johnson scored 280 and Carlin 220 while Frank Lin topped the list with 463 points.
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Franklin
Johnson
Carlin
Argyle Football Honors Lettermen Named for Past Season
Coaches selected Argyle boys to receive football letters. Seniors Ed Gavigan Bob Besand Dick Weiler and David Phillipson lead the list joined by juniors Dave Ostby Williams Bob Wayne Smith Dave Winger Andy Anderson and Coral Nall and sophomores John Soper Greg Penniston Mark Anderson Myron Olson Mike Schellinger Gary Rossing and Don Seigenthaler. Ed Gavigan named most valuable player and captain. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Gavigan Argyle.
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Abrusa
Ed Gavigan
Bob Besand
Dick Weiler
David Phillipson
Dave Ostby
Williams
Bob Wayne Smith
Dave Winger
Andy Anderson
Coral Nall
John Soper
Greg Penniston
Mark Anderson
Myron Olson
Mike Schellinger
Gary Rossing
Don Seigenthaler
Harry Gavigan
Argyle
Local bowling action highlights big 641 by Mahlberg
Ken Mahlberg rolled 641 with 204 246 191 in Monroe league play. George Redman added 615 with 222 203 190. Pleasure League saw a 500 series by Jeanette Grindey and multiple 200s by Judy Bauman and Diane Broge amid industrial and city league results.
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Ken Mahlberg
George Redman
Monroe
Mahlberg
Redman
Jeanette Grindey
Pleasure League
Judy Bauman
Diane Broge
Sebastian Laeser
Sam Rogula
Guerdon Heins
Bob Wuetrich
Jerry Zuhlke
Whitey Engebretson
Vern Hayes
Sam’ Remus
Milton’ Steiner
Herb Flannery
Roger Cheese
Monroe Milling
Browntown Milling
Moore No
Schuetzes
Moore
Commercial Bank
Unknowns
South Side Pure Oil
Baumgartner’s
Swiss Colony Date Center
Industrial Combustion
Century Belles
Clarence Moline
Sam Remus
Milton Steiner
Hermie Blum
Rey's Top
City Taxi
Eagles
Mel's Texaco
Moose Lodge
Don's Standard
Today in History: Yugoslavia Formed In 1918
On December 1 1918 Serbs Croats and Slovenes formed a single nation Yugoslavia. The note recalls a 1824 presidential deadlock among four U.S. candidates including John.
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Associated Press
Yugoslavia
U.S
John
John C. Gierhart Heads to Thailand from Madison
Al C John C Gierhart left Madison by plane for Travis Air Force Base California and then to Thailand for a year of duty. His parents Mr and Mrs Harlow D Gierhart Sr accompanied him to the airport after a 20 day leave. His new address is Al C John C Gierhart 16 963 4258 Strat WG SAC APO San Francisco California 96330.
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John C. Gierhart
Thailand
al C
Madison
Travis Air Force Base
California
Harlow D. Gierhart Sr
Strat WG
SAC
APO
San Francisco
Calif
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Andrew Jackson
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Henry Clay
House of Representatives
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Fla
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