Postal Workers Glance Nervously For Holiday Signs
Washington reports postal staff brace for peak mailing season with three weeks to Christmas. Chicago bottleneck feared avoided by new parcel post facility and $1 million in equipment. The Post Office aims to deliver 7 billion pieces this December with 145 000 holiday helpers and strict deadlines for gifts cards and air parcels.
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Post Office
Chicago
Windy City
John A. Gronouski
Post Office Department
United States
Knowles Backs Four Year License Plates Plan
Gov elect Warren Knowles endorsed a four year license plate plan to cut state costs. Wisconsin would switch from two year plates with a mid term decal to durable plates saving about 90000 dollars annually and 380000 over four years. Karns will draft a bill for the 1965 session to implement the idea.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
James Karns
Motor Vehicle Department
Knowles
Karns
Next Week's Menus for High School Cafeteria
Editor notes that weekly menus aid mothers in planning meals for students who eat at noon in the school cafeteria. Publicly published list outlines expected offerings for the upcoming week.
Weekly menu plan with varied home-style meals
Monday features chicken potpie with baking powder biscuits cheese slices relishes apple sauce homemade bread butter milk Tuesday offers beef patty mashed potatoes buttered vegetables sliced peaches homemade bread butter milk Wednesday lists chili ground meat sandwich relishes fruit cocktail sauce homemade Thursday serves ham and scalloped potatoes pineapple cottage cheese salad scooter pie homemade bread butter milk Frida includes tuna and saddles buttered peas cherry magic homemade bread butter milk
Two Decades of ESA Alpha Zeta Honors Planned
A Wisconsin sorority chapter marks twenty years since its pledge in 1944 with reunions and a Maple Grove Inn dinner on December 7. The Alpha Zeta chapter, first in Wisconsin and now international, has raised funds for Heart Drive and sponsored events with members recognizing long service and multiple awards for charter members and leaders.
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Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Maple Grove Inn
Bernice Holsapple
Walter
Doris) Kubly
Leo
Kathryn
Share
Erma Klassy
Lois Miller
Times
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Eugene
Young Business Women’s Club
Evelyn Drake
ESA
Alpha Zeta
Wisconsin
Helen Altman
Doris Kubly
Kathryn Share
Wisconsin State Council
Lamp of Learning
Oaktron
Industrial Combustion
The
Telephone Co
Jos. Huber Brewing Co
Frito-Lay
Swiss Colony
Monroe Clinic
WEKZ
Madison
White Haven Nursing Home
Universalist Church
Green County Fair
Miss Klassy
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Switzerland
Windy Acres
Dorothy Johnson
Milwaukee
Devil’s Lake
State Council
Eileen Pagel
Sorority Sisterhood
May Luchsinger
Lois Fritsch
Eileen Williams
Thelma Gamm
Marion Boynton
Jean Goepfer
Kathryn) Share
Harry
Eileen) Williams
Robert
Jackie) Prién
Gertrude Erb
Gertrude Feutz
Jean Goepfert
Miss Arnold Wins Nursing Scholarship
Marilyn Arnold, a former Monroe high school student and student nurse, has been awarded a senior scholarship by Grant Hospital staff in Chicago. She is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Arnold of Madison and the niece of Mr and Mrs Marvin Stauffacher of Browntown, and will graduate in June.
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Marilyn Arnold
Monroe High School
Grant Hospital
Chicago
Marilyn
Mary Arnold
Rutledge Street
Madison
Marvin Stauffacher
Browntown
Area Villages Must Curtail River Pollution
State health authorities order Albany Mt Horeb Orfordville and several dairy plants in Dane Green and Rock counties to upgrade waste facilities. Agencies require Monticello area cheese factories Pabst Farms and others to install proper treatment by mid 1960s with specific deadlines. Brodhead city sewer upgrades and waste disposal steps also mandated.
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Sugar River
Dane
Green
Rock
Madison
State Board of Health
Committee On
Monroe
Albany
Mt. Horeb
Orfordville
Grinnell Cheese Co
Monticello
Town Hall Dairy Co-operative
Wittenwyler-Burgy Cheese Co
Belleville Area
Pabst Farms, Inc
New Central Cheese Co
Pet Milk Co
Belleville
Brodhead
Mariners Control Halts Mars Probe Maneuver
In Pasadena scientists postponed a plan to adjust Mariner 4 as the 575 pound spacecraft briefly went out of control delaying the curve toward Mars.
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Mariner
Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Green County Brown Swiss Cattle Dominate International Dairy Show
Three Green County breeders at the International Dairy Show in Chicago swept top honors. Meythaler Cold Springs Farm earned the grand champion female Welcome In Supreme Jinx, duplicating last year’s victory. Dr. Nathan E. Bear’s Sugar Valley Farms claimed reserve female champion with Welcome In Charming Cameo, while Voegeli Farms produced the reserve grand champion bull V. B. Czar Magician and the best uddered cow Vronicka Vanna. The premier exhibitor award went to Mrs. Robert J. Meythaler for farm-wide winnings.
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Green County
Chicago
Meythaler
Cold Springs Farm
Monroe
Welcome
Nathan E. Bear
Sugar Valley Farms
Brodead
Charming Cameo
Voegeli Farms, Inc
Monticello
V. B. Czar
Voegeli Farm
V. B. Vronicka Vanna
Robert J. Meythaler
Cold Springs
Charming Lofty
Bear
Charming Echo
White House backs Huffman case study in Monroe visit
An investigator from Washington visited Monroe to study E. Robert Huffman who has multiple sclerosis. The purpose is to determine if his illness is service connected to secure education and security benefits for his family. The visit followed a letter from Sen. Gordon Roseleip to President Johnson and included a tape recorded medical review.
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Washington
Monroe
White House
E. Robert Huffman
Chicago
Huffman
Midwest
Veterans Administration
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Johnson
National
Huffman’s
Veterans’ Organizations
Congress
Sen. Roseleip
Rosleip
Snow forecast and local weather prophet in Brodhead
Five down and 28 to go in the snowfall tally as of noon with 3 to 4 inches fallen in the county. Tonight 2 to 4 inches possible in the southeast, Green County uncertain. Low zero to 10 above, Saturday high 17 to 25. Ties and his son Mac run Ties Motor Sales after purchasing the Condon business.
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Frederick Ties
Brodhead
Green County
Ties
Ties Motor Sales
Mac
Condon
Frank A
Franklyn and
Frank III
Stocking Project Appeals for Boy Bike Sled and Blankets
The Monroe Woman's Club Christmas Stocking committee issues an immediate call for a boy's bicycle a sled and blankets. Donations of homemade cookies jams and coffee canisters are requested and to be delivered by December 21 to co chairs Mrs Allie Holtshopple Mrs Kenneth Stuart or Mrs David Bennett. Packing of Christmas boxes set for December 23 at Dearth Motors with Kiwanis aiding delivery and local dry cleaners again offering free cleaning.
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Monroe Woman’s Club
Allie Holtshopple
Kenneth Stuart
David Bennett
Dearth Motors
Kiwanis Club of
Monroe
David Burri Resigns From Monroe Police Post
Monroe police chief Henry S. Hefty announced the resignation of David J. Burri from the Monroe police department effective tomorrow. Burri joined June 15 1959 and is a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer born in Exeter Township. He will become a Monroe Post Office employee.
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Henry S. Hefty
Monroe
David J. Burri
Burri
Navy
Exeter Township
Monroe Post Office
Census Bureau Corrects Wisconsin Tax Burden Error
The Census Bureau admitted a $80 million mistake in a 1963 report, using taxes levied instead of taxes collected to rank Wisconsin as having the nation's heaviest tax burden. A correction will adjust Wisconsin to rank fifth, with revised burden at about 111.13 per $1,000 of personal income, per Knowles and state officials.
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Madison
Census Bureau
Wisconsin
Richard M. Scammon
Warren P. Knowles
Scammon
State Department of Resource Development
David Wiggins
Vermont
Minnesota
Louisiana
Arizona
Wiggins
Knowles
Bureau
Arrests of Sheriff and Deputy Tied to Klan Slayings
FBI arrested 20 men including Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey Deputy Cecil Price and five Ku Klux Klan members in Meridian Mississippi amid the slayings of three civil rights workers James Chaney Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman. The group faced federal conspiracy charges with up to 10 years and fines up to $5,000. 21st suspect sought.
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Philadelphia
Miss
FBI
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Michel Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Edgar Killen
Roy Moore
Jackson FBI
Here
Herman Tucker
James E. Jordan
Jerry Sharp
Rainey
Price
Jack Thornell
Monroe Evening Times Introduces Friday Church Feature
Today the Monroe Evening Times launches a special Friday church feature on Page 5. The section will list forthcoming Monroe area church events and present a religious message funded by 30 local merchants to offer readers a timetable and inspiration before Sabbath services.
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Monroe
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Frida
Miss Arnold
David Burri
Police Department
KKK
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