Car Hits Posts In County Injures Driver
Roy F Walters 36 of Browntown Wis was cut on the nose and eyebrow when his car left the road at 7 44 pm 1 3 miles northeast of Martintown on County Trunk M striking fence and guard posts. Two other accidents were reported nearby with minor damage and no serious injuries.
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Roy F. Walters
Route 1
Browntown
Wis
Martintown
David Erickson
Route 2
Winslow
Walters
Earl E. Meythaler
Monroe
Edward Haldiman
Milton Prien
George R. Heibner
Monroe Clinic
Gerald M. Gentz
Ith St
10Th St
17Th Ave
Alice A. Keehn
Albany
Richard J. Willet
Green Bay
Clarinet Choir to Perform at Monroe Kiwanis Meeting
The Monroe High School Clarinet Choir directed by Joseph Rieraldo will play Christmas selections at the Kiwanis Club of Monroe regular meeting Thursday noon at the VEW Club. Donald Clark won last week’s attendance prize donated by James Gorden. Ray Gorden will sponsor this week’s prize. Invocation by William Bud Park.
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Cnowr
Monroe High School
Joseph Rieraldo
Kiwanis Club
Monroe
VEW Club
Donald Clark
James Gorden
Ray Gorden
William Bud Park
Vocational Board Sets December Meeting Agenda
The District No. 5 Board of Vocational Technical and Adult Education will meet at 7:00 PM on Wednesday December 18 1968 at the Janesville Vocational and Technical School. Items include payment of current bills and a report on the program review and all school evaluation conducted by state staff December 4 5 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education District No. 5
Janesville
Mother of Six Dies in Monroe at 34
Mrs Richard W Young 34 a Monroe resident and mother of six died at 5 20 am Tuesday Dec 17 in St Clare Hospital after a 15 month illness from malignancy She moved to Monroe in 1966 from Madison and was active at St Victor s Church Altar Society and choir Her survivors include husband four sons two daughters and her parents and sister Funeral services are set for Dec 19 at Newcomer Monroe and St Victor s with burial in Calvary Cemetery Madison relatives in Des Plaines Il were listed as part of her family field.
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Richard W. Young
9Th St
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Young
Madison
American Family Life Insurance Co
Dennis Streiff
St. Victor’s
Monroe High School
Michael
Laurence
Timothy
Peggy
Monroe Junior High
Ann Catherine
Peter Kohl
Des Plaines
Gene
Del
Arlene) Mette
Arvella C. Young
Newcomer Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Church
Lawrence Kieffer
Calvary Cemetery
No-Nonsense Policy Urged by Wisconsin Senator
State Senator Gordon Roseleip urged the UW system regents to adopt a no-nonsense policy against wilful student destruction of public property. He argued funds for repairs should be deducted from public budgets and noted taxpayers have funded higher education and should not bear further costs for riot damage.
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Madison
Special
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
U.S. and State University Boards of Regents
GOP
Wisconsin
Roseleip
Monroe recreation department earns state recognition
The Monroe Parks and Recreation Department received statewide notice in the Wisconsin Park and Recreation News Letter. An article titled Winter Recreation For Pre-Schoolers, by Ron Barribeau, describes the Play-time program, its background, budget, leaders and objectives to inspire similar cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Parks and Recreation Department
Wisconsin Park and Recreation
News Letter
Monroe
Ron Barribeau
Wisconsin Park and Recreation Association
Monroe Department
Bank executive Nathan Brand resigns as Madison lender
Nathan F. Island Brand, 33, assistant vice president and commercial loan officer at The First National Bank of Madison, will resign with board approval. He will stay until March 31, 1969 to train his successor. Brand created the Interim Construction Lending Division with commitments over 10 million dollars including Monroe's Churchill Woods Housing for the Elderly. He is a Monroe High School graduate, Ripon College alumnus, and former Army officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan F. Island
First National Bank of Madison
Wever L. Smith Jr
Brand
Madison
Monroe
Churchill Woods
Franz Brand
22Nd Ave
Monroe High School
Ripon College
U.S. Army
Juda's Attachment To Brodhead Eyed
A public hearing planned at Brodhead High School at 8 p.m. Monday January 13 1969 on dissolving Juda School District and attaching it to Brodhead. Joint Agency 15 and 17 committees discussed merger options including full Juda Brodhead merger or about 80 percent Juda to Brodhead and 20 percent to Monroe. Juda board said the 476 total enrollment is below state recommended 500.
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Brodhead High School
Juda
Brodhead
Agency 15
Madison
Joint Agency School Committee
Janesville
Juba School Board
Belleville
New Glarus
Monticello
Albany
Joint
ASC
Monroe
Juda School Board
Cesa 15
Thompson
Federal Authorities Take Girl in Custody
The Monroe police released a 19 year old to Federal Authorities of the Immigration and Naturalization Service after an investigation showed she entered the United States illegally from Mexico. She had been in Monroe for several days and was transported to federal facilities in Milwaukee. The girl spoke only Spanish and was questioned with the help of a Monroe school teacher as interpreter.
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Monroe
Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S. Treasury Department
United States
Mexico
Green County
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Barbara Jane Mackie
Florida
DeKalb County
Madison UN
Capitol Square
Truancy Cases Held Over in Amish Community
Three Amish fathers Wallace Miller Jonas Yodar and Ryan Yutzye faced truancy charges in Green County Court for failing to send children under 16 to school. The cases were adjourned to Jan 7 1969 for potential legislative appeal and possible compliance with state laws and church policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Elmer
Green County Court
Wallace Miller
Jonas Yodar
Ryan Yutzye
New Glarus
Miller
Cnuaren
State Department of Public Instruction
Elmer
New Glarus to Stage Christmas Concert on Wednesday
New Glarus high school and junior high music departments plan an 8 p m Christmas concert in the high school gym Wednesday December 18 featuring the senior band chorus and multiple ensembles. The 60 minute program includes a festive narration and a finale medley of carols with 125 musicians. Admission is free with a free will offering to aid students attending a summer music clinic. A fierce blaze damaged Formart Containers in Cedarburg causing nearly 1 million dollars in damage.
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New Glarus
New Glarus High School
Junior High
David Olson
Edwin Klassy
Ivy
Cedarburg
Wis. W
Formart Containers, Inc
Ozaukee County
Nixon elected in Electoral College vote tally
The Electoral College confirmed Nixon as the 37th president with 301 to Humphrey 191 and Wallace 46 as 270 votes were required for victory. Reports also note calls to modernize the process and discuss peace talks impacts with Red China and Hanoi.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
United States
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Michigan
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphreys
George Wallace
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Japan
New York
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Monroe Recreation Department
Bank
Madison Jaycees
Nathan Brand
Monroe Junior High School
Luan Montgomery
Liz Babler
Times
Paul Schoenike
Maynard Heins
Allan F. Barnard
Saigon
U.S
da Nang
U.N
U Thant
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AP News
Paris
China
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Johnson
North
Peking
Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Shppard
Ariane
Sheppard
Columbus
Marilyn
Bay Village
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Germany
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