A Time for Talking On Monroe Bypass Hearing
Citizens urged to attend the Tuesday Highway Commission hearing at 10 AM in Monroe city council chambers to voice opinions on the Highway 69 and 11 81 realignment. Maps and experts will detail the proposed routes, including an east west bypass and connections near Swiss Cheese Shop and Green County Fast Freight site. Local property owners and service operators may influence the planned 1967 1968 construction sequence and corridor width.
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Monroe
Highway Commission
West
Planning Commission
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
J and W Implement Co. P
Eastwest
WEKZ
Bucks County History Tour Consolidated Into One Unit
The Bucks County Historical Tourism Commission Fallsington Pa combines three pamphlets into a single issue featuring an excellent map noting historic sites and a concise county history. Free copies available by writing Dept 6 Main St Locust Ave Fallsington Bucks Co Pa.
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Bucks County
Color-Coded Desks Set at New Building
In Boston the new State of Massachusetts office building opened this week will house 3,200 state employees. Desks are color coded by role with yellow desks for secretaries blue for supervisors black for administrators and all-wood desks for commissioners.
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Boston
State of
Massachusetts
New Glarus Set For Yale Concert
Junior and Senior High School students present a Christmas program at 2 20 p m Sunday in the high school gymnasium directed by Mrs Rosemarie Klassy and Miss Penelope Runkel Featured include Junior Band Vanguard of Victory Variation Overture Band Plays Spirituals and The Christmas Party Junior High Chorus Little Bells from The Little Flute Cradle Song Softly Now the Light of Day and Legend piano accompaniments by Diane Voegels Petra Streiff Sharon Moldenhauer and Candy Barnard Junior High Bell Choirent Night featuring Rachel Eichelkraut Sharon Moldenhauer Cindy Streiff Cindy Duerst Delayne Knobel Lorrie Prue Mary Hoesly and Debbie Kellesvig Hark the Herald Angels Sing featuring Kaye Luchsinger Mary Hoesly Sally Strickler Diane Voegeli Debbie Rebly Cheryl Hofer Petra Streiff and Nadean Streiff Jingle Bells with Jane Ingwell Judy Marty Ginny Hillestad Valla Zentner Barbara Elmer Marsha Colney Candy Barnard Patty Busch and Susan Foster Senior Chorus Sing We Noel Carol of the Bells Carousel Fum Fum Fum Silent Night Holy Night Jo Ann Kehrli will be accompanist and the program continues with Senior Band El Charro Raymond Overture Mancini Christmas Rhapsody and The Liberty Bell.
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Iw Usarus
Rosemarie Klassy
Penelope Runkel
Vanguard of Victory
Diane Voegels
Petra Streiff
Sharon Moldenhauer
Candy’ Barnard
Sir Junior High Bell
Ent Night
Rachel Eichelkraut
Cindy Streiff
Cindy Duerst
Delayne Knobel
Lorrie Prue
Mary Hoesly
Debbie Kellesvig
Hark
The
Jo- Ann Kehrli
el Charro
Raymond Overture
Mancini
Mrs. Bernard Conley 65 Dies in Dodgeville
Mrs Bernard Conley aged 65 who opened Bernadette's Smart Wear Shop in 1951 died at home after a heart attack. Native of Highland she married in 1923 and the family farmed in Ridgeway before moving to Dodgeville in 1943. Survived by her husband three daughters three sons two sisters two brothers and 29 grandchildren. Funeral at St Joseph's Church with Rosary services tonight.
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Dodgeville
Specs
Bernard Conley
Bernadette’s
Highland
Ridgeway
Conley
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chamber of Commerce
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John
Cobb
Roach - Mindermann
Altar Society
Frank Stratman Succumbs at 94 in Dodgeville
Frank Stratman 94 a retired barber died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after a brief illness. Born in Galena Illinois he moved with his parents as a child and retired from barbering in 1959. Services set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Lulloff Funeral Home with calling after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Dodgeville (Special
Frank
Jerry) Stratman
Dodgeville
Galena
Ill
Lulloff Funeral Home
Fire destroys Schadwaldt farm. fairgrounds price floated
Early this morning a fire gutted the Charles Schadwaldt farm. A proposed price of 275,000 is floated for the county fairgrounds property. Governor Walter J. Kobler says no decision has been made on his political future.
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Charles Schadwaldt
Walter J. Kobler
Weather and politics mark 25 years ago today
On December 16 1940 sleet and rain slow travel for pedestrians and motorists. President Roosevelt and Vice President Wallace officially received Wisconsin s 12 electoral votes. Five pedestrians are killed in the state.
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Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Wisconsin
Monroe police introduce new motorcycle during holiday milk ordinance enforcement
Forty years after December 16 1925 Monroe police deploy a motorcycle to enforce milk ordinances and TB tests while clean dairies are remanded. Fred Marty appears as a rebuttal witness in the Antigo cheese case. Hoarfrost brightens a snowy landscape. Fifteen new houses started in Monroe this year.
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Monroe
T.B
Fred Marty
Perjury acquitted man flees across state line for safety
Fifty years ago on December 16, 1915 a man acquitted of perjury fled to a safe haven across the state line amid fears of harm from an enraged husband. Monroe Auto Co demonstrates the Jeffery Quad truck with front and rear drive and brakes at the Annual Carnival Ball slated for December 28 at Turner Opera House. The Beautiful Blue Danube is being put to work. Yugoslavia and Romania are constructing a hydroelectric power station the largest in Europe outside Russia.
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State Line
Jeffery
Monroe Auto Co
Turnerpera House
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Europe
Russia
Queen Salote of Tonga Dies at 65 in Auckland
Queen Salote of Tonga, a towering 6 foot 3 inch figure and favorite from Queen Elizabeth's 1953 coronation, died yesterday at a private Auckland hospital at age 65 after medical treatment since November 4. The Polynesian queen was renowned for dignified charm and weighed 270 pounds.
Mrs Krapf 71 Taken by Death In Monroe Illinois
Mrs Josephine Moeslang Krapf aged 71 widow of Gustav Krapf former Kent Cheese Co owner operator died yesterday morning in Freeport Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born June 9 1894 in Gerkratz Bavaria she married Gustav Krapf May 25 1920 in Immstadt Germany. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday Immanuel Lutheran Lena officiated by Rev Richard Bailey Cremation later. Memorial fund for Immanuel Church. Survived by husband four sisters and two brothers in Germany.
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Irs
Gustav Krapf
Kent Cheese Co
Kent
Ill
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Germany
Krapf
Immanuel Lutheran Church of
Lena
Richard Bailey
Lenon
Immanuel Church
Hne
Captain Robert Amos Transferred to Guam Base
Captain Robert Amos, commander of B 52 bombers stationed at Columbus AFB Mississippi, is transferred to Anderson AFB Guam for an undetermined period to participate in Vietnam operations. His wife Mary Ann Stalder and two sons Scott and Todd joined his parents in Montoe while awaiting his Guam Vietnam assignment.
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Robert
Amos
Columbus Air Force Base
Mississippi
Anderson Air Force Base
Guam
Viet Nam
Mary Ann Stalder
Scott
Todd
Mont‘ Toe
J. B. Amos
Arnold Stalder
Capt. Amos
Guam-Viet Nam
Federal Refrigerator Awarded $125,180 Contract
The Defense General Supply Center Richmond Va awarded a $125 180 contract to Federal Refrigerator Manufacturing Co Belleville for 20 prefabricated walk in coolers. The firm was chosen for fastest manufacturing and shipping times to equip Armed Forces.
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Belleville
Defense General Supply Center
Richmond
Federal Refrigerator Manufacturing Co
Defense Supply Center
Defense Supply Agency
St Lawrence Seaway Aims Record Tonnage In 1965 Season
Detroit report notes Joseph H. McCann, administrator of the St. Lawrence Seaway Corp, says the November flow pushed 1965 totals past 45.5 million tons, higher than 1964's 39.309 million. He forecasts another 1% million tons before the season ends officially Friday.
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Detroit
St. Lawrence Seaway
Joseph H. McCann
St. Lawrence
Twelve Brownie Scouts Advance to Cadet Girl Scouts in Telleville
In Fly-up ceremonies at Telleville, twelve Brownie Scouts became Cadet Girl Scouts. The new cadets are Debbie Viney, Cindy Schindler, Jayne Ruppert, Kim Root, Rita Olson, Christ Tolleson, Dean Dave, Wendy Adams, Jane Gillette, Kathy Esswein, Diane Roosli, and Jane Moore.
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Telleville
Brownie
Debbie Viney
Cindy Schindler
Jayne Ruppert
Kim Root
Rita Olson
Christ Tollefson
Dean Dave
Wendy Adams
Jane Gillette
Kathy Esswein
Diane Roosli
Jane Moore
Bob Hope Show Was Good One
Cynthia Lowry notes Bob Hope's NBC special had a sharp opening monologue and bright satire. The Washington and political jests picked at current events while the Palm Springs sketch with Bing Crosby pleased, and Jack Benny helped a Santa Claus segment. The show balanced humor and topical edge with memorable moments.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Bob Hope
Hope
Los Angeles
White House
Charles de Gaulle
Palm Springs
Bing Crosby
Santa Claus
Jack Benny
NBC
Washington, D.C
W P Donlin Joins Madison Law Firm
Belleville attorney W Patrick Donlin has joined Hugh F Oldenburg in Madison in general practice. A 1961 UW Law School graduate, Donlin will head the Belleville office with hours Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. He previously practiced in Madison Belleville and Park Falls.
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Belleville
W. Patrick Donlin
Hugh F. Oldenburg
Madison
Donlin
University of Wisconsin Law School
Arthur DeBardeleben
Park Falls
Oldenburg
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Monroe Evening Times
Associated Press
AP News
Sypscaursum Nares
Carne Ee Poe
Stephenson County
Ecko
Posal Potarua
Pam
Editorial
Helen
Minnie Figs
7Th St
Maui
Hawaii
Humane Society
Nancy Abouehl
Ernest Abbuehl
Orangeville
Nancy
Glarus
New Glarus
Green Bay
Hubert Humphrey
J. C. Thm
Lafayette Association For Retarded Children Inc
Lafayette Association
Badger
U.S
Italy
Leo V. Koehler
Plorine’s
Ialy
Wayne D. Peckham
Albany
Peck
Fisher Body
Janesville
Concert
Tme
William Greuch
Tillie
Monroe Manor
Edwin K. Melquist
Rockford
Edwina Lee Miles
Joe Urban
Idle Hour Mansion
Joe
Mrs. Conley
Frank Stratman
Mallory
Esquire
Shields Jewelry
Orion
Pfe
Charles Gable
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Melvin Gable
17Th St
Okinawa
Pfe. Gable
Monroe High School
Yakima
Wash
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Superior County
Douglas
Buffalo
N.Y
Waukesha
Circuit Court
Ise
Weber
Milton Weber
Waukesha Symphony Orchestra
Paula M. Taylor
Milwaukee
Taylor
Robert Amos
Federal Refrigerator
Wisconsin Power and Light
KODAK
Schultz Pharmacy
Walgreen Agency
Blumer Pharmacy
Se Mson Sector
Freckles
By Merrill Blosser
W.P. Donlin
Madison Law
Pontiac
Kroehler
Comfort
Argyle, Wis
Monroe, Wis
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