Whey Drying Plant Near Browntown Progress Report
David Oatman of Milk Specialties Co. announces rapid progress on the Green County whey drying plant at Browntown with completion aimed by mid May pending weather. The facility will process up to one million pounds of whey daily, with dehydration done locally and final products sent to Boscobel for further processing.
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Green County
Browntown
David Oatman
Milk Specialties Co
Dundee
Monroe Evening Times
Oatman
Iroquois
Borden Co
Iroquois Foundry
Boscobel
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
G. Fred Galli
Cheese Producers Organization
Rehabilitation Center Seeks Applicants for Workshop Director
The Lafayette Adjustment Rehabilitation Center plans a workshop director position potentially tied to a D V R scholarship grant for Larry Burns. The Board seeks interested applicants, to be discussed at a prearranged meeting. Contact Larry Burns in Shullsburg at 965-4964 for an interview.
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Lafayette Adjustment Rehabilitation Center
Larry Burns
Board of
Wisconsin
Shullsburg
Dog seeks kind home for year-old male with short hair
Kevin Marchant of Route 1 Monroe offers a brown and white medium sized male dog under a year old for adoption. He can be reached at Route 1 Monroe or at the Swiss Colony's new plant where he works.
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Kevin Marchant
Route 1
Monroe
Marchant
Christmas Letters to Santa and Neighborhood Cheer
A holiday notes feature from Dick Campbell highlights letters to Santa from local children. Benny Mills asks for a creepy crawler machine, likely a Buick, while other kids request simple gifts and even toys for siblings. The column blends playful humor with community holiday spirit and directions to the newspaper.
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Dick Campbell
Santa Claus
Benny Mills
Times Office
Benny
Santa
Railroad Agent DeLorimier Dies In Monroe
Louis W DeLorimier 71 long time Milwaukee Road agent died of a heart attack at his home in Monroe after six months illness. He served 52 years with the line starting in 1914 and received a 1962 gold pass for 50 years of service. Funeral set for 11 a m tomorrow at St Nessy Funeral Home with graveside service at Evergreen Cemetery Prairie du Chien. Surviving are his widow a daughter two brothers and a twin sister and two grandsons.
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Milwaukee Road
Louis W. DeLorimier
18Th Street
DeLorimier
Lwaukee Road
Monroe
Gratiot
Prairie du Chien
Minneapolis
Minn
Nelda Kuchenbecker
Wauzeka
Waureka
DeLoriter
First Methodist Church of
Men’s Brotherhood
Masonic Lodge of
Order of
Lyle
Shirlee) Nahley
Green Bay
Vern
Gilbert
Louise DeLorimier
Tommy
Timmy Nahley
Stnessy
James
Weis
Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Six Candidates Nominated for Monroe Chamber Directors
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce nominating committee lists six candidates for directors. Five are incumbents and one will begin a full term. Robert Weckerly is nominated for a full two year term after previously filling an unexpired term. Other nominees include incumbents Robert Dearth Orville R Evans John F Kundert and Robert Rieder and newcomer Boyd Elliott.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Robert Weckerly
Robert Dearth
Orville R. Evans
John F. Kundert
Robert Rieder
Boyd Elliott
Doorman Michael Casserly Dies at 62 in New York
Michael Casserly longtime Empire State Building doorman died Saturday from cancer at age 62. He served the 102 story landmark for two decades greeting both celebrities and the public.
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Doorman
New York
Empire State Building
Michael Casserly
Glasses Linked to Ashmore Case Sent to FBI for Analysis
Eyeglasses believed owned by Rupert Ashmore of Janesville, whose skeletal remains were found Nov. 20 near Evansville, were sent to the FBI in Washington for analysis. Authorities say the FBI is also studying Ashmore's skeleton as Rock County authorities pursue foul play as a theory. Ashmore was last seen May 10, 1964, with his car abandoned in Rockford.
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Rupert Ashmore
Janesville
Evansville
FBI
Washington, D.C
Ashmore
Rockford
Rock County
Driver Vehicle Checks Okayed To Boost Safety
Wisconsin Governor Warren P Knowles announced a December safety drive to reduce highway deaths. The plan includes five minute spot inspections of cars, tickets for violations, 30 percent more patrol time, and 10 unmarked police cruisers. He urged uniform traffic law application to state courts.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Ciati
State Highway Patrol
State Supreme Court
George Currie
Fallout detectors tested by county team in Green County
Charles Marvin says a Radiological Instrument Testing Depot team was in Green County yesterday to replace and repair fallout detection devices. Eleven units were returned to Madison for repair and 160 flashlight batteries plus 32 photo-flash batteries were needed to restore operation. The team now visits all counties annually to update radiological equipment, replacing previous testing at Seneca Illinois. Dispatch comes from the State Department of Health Office of Civil Defense Radiological Division in Madison.
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Charles Marvin
Civil Defense
Green County
Madison
Marvin
Seneca
State Department of Health
Office of
Il Defense
Maddox Predicts Favorable Governor Vote From Georgia Legislature
Maddox predicts at least 175 of 259 Georgia lawmakers will support him in the gubernatorial race. A random survey shows Maddox with a near four to one edge over Callaway, though many legislators remain undecided. The 259-member General Assembly is to choose the next governor January 10 after a legislative session opens.
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Atlanta
Lester G. Maddox
Georgia
Legisature
Maddox
Howard Callaway
Athens
Allaway
General Assembly
Senate
House
Associated Press
Callaway
University of Georgia
Parkview High School Break-In Targets Orfordville
Burglars broke into Parkview High School during the weekend, damaging doors and windows and stealing a tape recorder, several cartridge tapes, and a briefcase valued at 140 dollars. Superintendent Delbert McGinnis reports the burglars hit his office and the principal Hugh Porter’s office. nothing missing there. File drawers were dumped in the school office.
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Parkview High School
Orfordville
Delbert McGinnis
Hugh Porter
Death claims man hit twice at Salem intersection
Samual Davis, 67, was struck by a car at a Salem intersection a month after being released from hospital following a prior crash at the same corner. He was killed when he stepped from the curb Monday night.
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Oregon
Salem
Ore
Samual Davis
Davis
Salute of Values promotes a best holiday in Monroe stores
Merchants advertise on Salute of Values pages in The Monroe Evening Times and Trade Journal, offering thousands of Christmas gifts. Women find dresses, coats, and accessories echoing New York Paris Hollywood designs with fine fabrics. Men pick sports wear, suits, coats, hats, boots, shirts or neckwear. turn to No. 1 Page Two for details.
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Monroe
Monroe Evening Times
The
Trade Journal
Tofore
New York
Paris
Hollywood
Thieves Start Early For Spirited Holiday
Police said Huber Brewery reported the theft of several cases of beer from a loaded semi truck by the brewery. Richard H. Bahr reported 21 outdoor Christmas tree light bulbs stolen from his Roosevelt Road home. Nellie R. Neuenschwander reported a string of outdoor light bulbs taken from decorations on 21st Street.
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Whieves Immenroe
Huber Brewery
Richard H. Bahr
Roosevelt Rd
Nellie R. Neuenschwander
21St St
Yule Story Tonight by Roe Songs at Junior High
The Roe Songs present a Christmas story told in song at 8 p.m. in the Junior High Auditorium featuring Handel Messiah fragments and selections I Wonder as I Wander and Calypso Noel. Tickets at the door. SPREAD TO FAR DALLAS Tex The physician in charge says Jack Ruby’s cancer has progressed to a state that surgery cannot cure.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Daily verse notes how a young house wife should constantly whistle signals to guide her tasks rather than just being whistled at by others. The playful admonition frames domestic etiquette as a learned habit.
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Clair R. Munns
Jaycees To Host Community Sing on Monroe Square
The Monroe Jaycees announce a Family Community Christmas Sing this Sunday at 6 30 p m on the Monroe square. The event promotes the Put Christ Back in Christmas program and features post event tours of school displays and a Christmas Lighting Contest with cash prizes for best religious theme and best lighting in residential and institutional groups. Judging for the contest is set for Wednesday night December 21. Winners of the What Christmas Means to Me contest will be announced in The Monroe Evening Times. Proceeds support Monroe schools and aid the Madrid Embassy Marine Security Guard’s People to People drive providing powdered milk and utensils to an area orphanage.
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Monroe Jaycees
Monroe Square
Courthouse Square
Jaycees
Monroe: Evening Times
Jaycee
Monroe
Madrid
Drid
Strange Object in the Heavens Sparks Local Probe
George Schutte saw a changing colored bright object in the southeast sky and notified police and neighbors. Nathan Roth, amateur astronomer, identified the sight as Sirius through haze with atmospheric refraction. Authorities canceled alerts. Roth called it a grand night for looking at the heavens.
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George Schutte
Piggly Wiggly
Larry Lindgren
Monroe
Nathan Roth
Canis Major
Roth
Outer Space
Cat claimed after peeking from Monroe front page
In Monroe, a cat seen on the front page of the Monroe Evening Times was claimed the next day by its owner at the City Pound. Police took a reddish brown dog into custody near the business square amid multiple barking dogs disturbing plant workers.
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Wonen Wandow
Monroe
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