Miss Turner Estate Worth Half a Million Benefits Many
The Green County probate records reveal the 83 year old Miss Lelia E. Turner of Albany died Oct 25 leaving an estate likely to exceed its $500,000 bond. Executor Leonard Finn is named with three bank appraisers. The will dated June 26 1964 directs substantial bequests to relatives churches and charities and a Beloit College science building memorial.
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Green County
Lelia E. Turner
Albany
Leonard R. Finn
Evansville
Miss Blum
First National Bank of Monroe
M. J. Ingwell
Bank of Albany
Gilbert N. Swartz
Green County Bank
Brodhead
William S. Wood
Malcolm P. Mouat
Janesville
Miss Turner
Beloit College Science Department
Hallie F
Claudia E. Turner
Hallie
Beloit College
Paterson
N.J
Claudia
Albany Exchange Bank
Lelia
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Steinar A. Haugen
Orfordville
Turner House
Marion O'Neil
N. J
Chippewa Falls
Sheila O’neil Donkle
Ft. Atkinson
Annabel Cooley
Glen Rock
College Entrance Book Co
New York
Steinar Haugen
International Business Machines, Corp
Anna Sucharski
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Leonard Finn
General Electric Co
Genevieve Patterson Norgord
Everett Peckham
Lester Peckham
Charlotte King
Edna Phelps
Anna Hall
Gen Rock
Ethel Moore Lay
John and
Iva Briggs
Paul and Marvella Stefanik
Laura Jacobson
Genevieve Erickson Reinitz
Clinton
Albany Methodist Church
First Congregational Church and Society of Janesville
Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children
Chicago
Peoples Church of Chicago
Hillcrest Cemetery Association
Merchants and Savings Bank of
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Kittelsen, Brand
Barry
Johnson forecasts record prosperity with no inflation in 1966
President Johnson told top business leaders that 1966 should bring a record US economy without inflation and urged wage and price restraint. He called for cooperation among industry labor and government to hold prices to federal guideposts as he noted wartime sacrifices in Vietnam and offered unconditional talks to end the conflict.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Business Council
Washington
Viet Nam
Market Steady in Madison Cheese Trade
Market is steady as cheddar demand remains fair to good and supplies stay short to adequate. Prices show cheddar blocks and daisies in the mid forties with varied lot prices. note mentions the law firm of Monroe as attorney in the item.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Law Firm of
Monroe
Jaycees Sponsor Tree Lighting Contest in Monroe
The Monroe Jaycees will sponsor a Christmas Tree Lighting Contest with two divisions general and religious. Judging ends Monday night December 20 and winners announced Thursday December 23. No entry needed as all homes and churches are eligible. plaques awarded for first place in each division during Bosses Night January 19 at Monroe Country Club.
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Monroe Jaycees
Leon Fernstaedt
Monroe Country Club
Two Monroe Students Injured In Separate School Accidents
Lynn Marie Counselman aged 12 fractured her forearm in a fall at St. Victor's School and was treated at St. Clare Hospital, then released. Brian Lee Christensen aged 16 dislocated his elbow at Monroe High School and was discharged after treatment.
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Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Lynn Marie Counselman
Philip Counselman
24Th Ave
St. Victor’s School
Brian Lee Christensen
Ralph Welch
Woodford
Albany Hearing To Be Tuesday On Village Tax Budget
A public hearing on the proposed village tax budget is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Village Hall. The budget totals 58 478 54 with a tax rate of 29 50 an increase of 1 13 from last year. Funds include 10 000 for Highway 59, 6 000 for streets, 6 500 for police, 5 400 for street lights, and 800 for snow removal. The tax rate breaks out to 16 12 school and 6 63 village and vocational with 18 cents state and 6 57 county.
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Albany
Volunteers Sought for Brush Removal at Zanders Lake Basin
Ray L. Beckman, president of the Green County Conservation League, said brush removal at the Zander's Lake basin near Rowntown continues this weekend. Volunteers are asked to report at the new lake area Saturday and Sunday. chain saws and operators are still needed, and auxiliary tools will be provided by the Green County Highway Department at the site both days.
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Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Zander’s
Rowntown
Beckman
New Lake
Green County Highway Department
Band to Honor Men in Viet Nam Sounds of Christmas program
Monroe High School Symphonic Band will perform Sounds of Christmas on Tuesday December 7 at 8 p.m. in the Junior High School auditorium to honor United States Forces in Viet Nam. The program features Days of Glory a march, vocal solos Judy Winger David Fulton and Nancy Hughes a narration by Cathy Gempeler The Accents Dixieland combo Gesu Bambino and Golden Gate March along with excerpts from Fiddler on the Roof and a concertized Winter Wonderland. A band photo will be taken after the show decorations include a tall candy cane and bells with a decoration committee Sue Mahlbuch Linda Abegglen Bill Flaherty and Donna Marty.
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Monroe High School
Viet Nam
Southeastern Asia
Judy Winger
David Fulton
Nancy Hughes
Jerry Bock
Sue Mahlbuch
Linda Abegglen
Bill Flaherty
Donna Marty
Kaderly Named PMA President in Monroe Local
Edward Kaderly of Juda was named president of the Monroe Local Pure Milk Association at the annual session and dinner at Marco’s Supper Club. New officers include Leon Gempler as vice president and Paul Schulz as secretary treasurer. Delegates are Carl Wyss Roger Stauffacher Ben Miller Bill Hartwig and Kenneth Hartwig. Alternate delegates are Frank Deininger Delbert Soddy and Clifford Prien. Roswell Babler is named local director for the year ahead.
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Edward Kaderly
Route 1
Juda
Monroe
of Pure Milk Association
Marco’s
Leon Gempler
Monticello
Paul Schulz
Browntown
Carl Wyss
Roger Stauffacher
Ben Miller
Bill Hartwig
Kenneth Hartwig
Frank Deininger
Delbert Soddy
Clifford Prien
Roswell Babler
Dakota, Ill
Profit Taking Pressure Grips New York Markets
Profit taking eased market gains as the stock market moved irregularly lower early this afternoon. Trading remained active with investors reassessing recent gains.
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New York
Grade School Citizens Group To Meet Dec 8
Dr. Leslie Kindschi announces the first meeting of the new Citizens Advisory Committee on school buildings for Monroe. The group will meet December 8 at 7 30 p.m. in the Junior High Library to study elementary school needs amid overcrowding and to report recommendations to the Board of Education.
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Leslie Kindschi
New Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Board of Education
Monroe
Kindschi
John Bruni
Oscar Drye
John Norton
Leon J. Schroeder
John F. Kundert
Edmund C. Hamilton
Joseph G. Urban
Larry R. Lindgren
Willis Mitchell
Dan Wyss
Doris Messmer
Lloyd Holmes
Lloyd G. Liedschlag
Edward Zwicker
Ralph Phillips
Lawrence
Gerald Swiggum
D. J. Huenink
Lincoln
North School
Supt
Huenink
North
South
East
Ball
Browntown
Hiawatha
Illiff
Richland
Ullom
West Clarno
Narrow Escape For Schmidt World Trip Ends In Cairo
Mr and Mrs Leon O Schmidt of 1620 16th Ave returned from a round the world journey marked by a narrow escape when their Boeing 107 diverted for a fuel burn to Cairo. The trip included Tokyo Rome Athens Istanbul Jerusalem Beirut Cairo and Bangkok with stops in Crete the Sea of Marmara Ephesus and the Holy Land.
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Helen Zimmerli
Léon O. Schmidt
16Th Ave
Cairo
Egypt
New Delhi
India
Schmidts
Tokyo
Japan
Truaxfield
Madison
Schmidt
Leon
Erma Schmidt
John F. Kennedy
Rome
Athens
Greece
Sea of Crete
Aegean Sea
Sea of Marmara
Turkey
Kusadasi
Ephesus
Artemis
Mary
Christ
Earth
Hellespont
Istanbul
Piraeus
Acropolis
Beirut
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Jordan
Mt. Calvary
Holy Sepulchre
Old Christian Church
Temple Area
Bethlehem
Church of the Nativity
Cousins
Milwaukee
Indiana
Arch
Leo Binz
St. Paul
Vatican
Holy Land
Saudi Arabia
Mexico
New
Delhi
Taj Mahal
Bangkok
Thailand
Hong Kong
Formosa
Taipei
Free China
Albert
Leon O. Schmidt
Mr. Schmidt
Monroe Shoe
Blood Program Meeting Tuesday at St. Clare Hospital
A bloodmobile program meeting is set for 8 p m Tuesday Dec 7 in St. Clare Hospital staff room. Julian Horgan of the Badger Bloodmobile Center in Madison will present and show Blood is For People a film explaining the program to recruit donors. Homemaker health and safety chairmen and the public are invited. refreshments will be served with Ethel Jones coordinating.
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St. Clare Hospital
Julian Horgan
Badger Bloodmobile Center
Madison
Homemaker Health and Safety
Ethel Jones
Monroe Bloodmobile
Fugitive Gruender Captured After Milwaukee Standoff
Ralph Gruender, 32, the first prison escapee in 18 years, surrendered after police fired on his car when he backed into a tree on a Milwaukee north side street. He had fled from Waupun State Prison last week, stole four cars, and burglaries were linked to the chase.
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Milwaukee
Ralph Gruender
Gruender
Delafield
Monroe
Waupun
Dist. Atty
Hugh O’connell
O'Connell
Oconomowoe
Gruenders
Milwaukee County Emergency Hospital
Wisconsin
Robert Loche
Patrick Call
Call
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LBJ
Viet
Jaktron
Oaktron
Oaktron, Inc
William Rollins
Jaycees
Kaderly
PMA
L.O. Schmidts
Program
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