County Queen Speaks to NFO
Harriet Keener county dairy queen led a Green County NFO talk on an upcoming milk holding action at a Monroe meeting. About 65 attended at the Agricultural Building as Oren Lee Staley urged members to join the closed Eau Claire session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Harriet Keener
Green County Nfo
Paul Stefanik
Agricultural Building
Monroe
Eau Claire
Meat Board
Grain Board
Dairy Board
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Fred Krebs
Monroe High School
Zweifel Brothers
Tijuana
Helland
Ralph Liedschlag
Krebs
Paul Gruenberg
Bill Hartwig
Delbert Indergand
Lamont Zimmerman
Juda
Burnette Kubly
Brodhead
Victor Mau
Sparta Bank Head Awaits Sentencing
Madison February 14 set for Stuart Latimer Sparta bank president to be sentenced for misappropriation of 19525 dollars and false bank entries after a June audit. Latimer pled guilty in U S District Court in Madison to both charges.
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Madison
Stuart Latimer
Sparta
Latimer
Monroe County
U.S. District Court
Arts Spotlight At Lincoln PTA On Monroe Cultural Demo
A Lincoln School PTA program showcased Monroe Public School System cultural and physical education teaching. Students demonstrated graded activities from basic exercises to basketball dribbling and tumbling while music and art classes highlighted creativity and composer studies.
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Rosemary Goldsworthy
Monroe
Lincoln School
PTA
del Barrett
Doris Messmer
Allan B. Holtshopple
Lincoln Treasury
John F. Kundert
Robert Lieberman
James Gordee
Gordee
William Phisterer
Kubly Park Benefit Set Feb 10 to Repair Park
The Argus 4-H Club schedules a public card party Friday February 10 at 8 p m in Turner Hall to repair park damage at Kubly Park west of Monroe and fund enhancements. Proceeds will finance a softball field and possibly a well with euchre games an old fashioned cakewalk lunch and prizes.
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Kubly Park
Monroe
Argus 4-H Club
Turner Hall
Wisconsin Cheddar and Swiss Prices Hold Steady
Wisconsin cheddar prices were unchanged to one half cent lower with demand mostly fair and ample supplies. National weekly American cheese production for the week ending Jan 26 rose 3 percent to 23,450,000 pounds while Wisconsin Swiss stayed steady with limited top-grade supplies and rising lower grades.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Tops Unit To Meet On Monday Evenings
The TOPS group will meet Mondays at 7 30 p m from February 6 through March 20 at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Parish House 1603 16th Ave. After Easter, regular Wednesday meetings resume. Visitors are welcome.
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Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren
16Th Ave
Johnson signals willingness to halt bombing for steps by Hanoi
President Johnson said the United States would consider halting bombing in North Vietnam if Hanoi took “just almost any step” toward peace. He stressed he saw no serious effort by Hanoi to reach talks or end the war and urged broad discussions to find a basis for negotiations. He expressed concerns about U S Soviet treaty prospects and cautioned Congress may be tougher on administration proposals.
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Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
White House
Vietnam
East
Senate
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Democratic National Committee
East Europe
United States
Kiwanis Hears Attorney Smith Recalls Far East Trip
Monroe Kiwanis Club heard William Bradford Smith recount eight days in war torn Vietnam areas during his 1966 congressional campaign. He stressed personal observations, defended stay in Vietnam policy, and noted equipment shortages and morale concerns among U S troops. He argued for exploring military options toward quicker settlement and said he visited as a reporter.
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William Bradford
Bill) Smith
Madison
United States
Vietnam
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Marco’s
Smith
Far East
Second
Congress
Johnson
Robert Kostenmeier
U.S
North Vietnam
Triplets Near Dismissal From Cuba City Hospital
The Mullen triplets at Cuba City Medical Center near dismissal after reaching five pounds each. John William born Jan 14 at 11:07 p.m. four pounds 10% ounces 18 inches. James Marvin born Jan 14 at 11:48 p.m. four pounds 13% ounces 18% inches. Jay Eugene born Jan 15 at 12:25 a.m. four pounds 9% ounces 17% inches. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mullen live on a Shullsburg area farm. Patricia Hammer is mother, siblings Carolyn and Connie.
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Shullsburg
Eugene Mullen
Cuba City
Jon William
James Marvin
Jay Eugene
Carolyn
Connie
Green County MS Chapter installs officers Monday
The Green County Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society will install officers Monday at 8 p.m. in Donald Ripp’s home with Paul Weiss present. Officers include Mrs. Ripp as chairwoman, Hulett Picket as vice chair, Mrs. James Walsh as secretary, and Mrs. Robert Huffman as treasurer.
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Green County
The
Donald Ripp
Monroe
Paul Weiss
Ripp
Hulett Pickett
James Walsh
Robert Huffman
19 as Beer Age Proposed in Bill
Wisconsin lawmakers propose raising the minimum beer age to 19 with county issued ID cards and parental approval. The plan preserves local option to a 21 year minimum and targets curbing underage purchases amid cross county travel. Governor Knowles later backs a statewide 21 minimum in a separate package. Four Senate bills include lowering residency for voting to six months.
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Madison
Wisconsin
David Obey
D-Wausau
Assembly
Senate
Obey
Warren P. Knowles
Family in Milwaukee Routed Twice by Fire
The Gollakner family, nine children, were displaced after a second blaze struck a two story frame home in Wauwatosa, with about 5000 dollars in damage. Authorities linked Thursday’s fire to children playing with matches. the earlier Jan 11 blaze caused most belongings to be lost.
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Milwaukee
Joseph Gollakner
Wauwatosa
Gollakner
Gollakners
Should Monroe Consider A Teen Curfew
Editor notes present a weekly readers poll with six Monroe High School students answering. Donna Holcomb supports a curfew citing parental supervision gaps and late problems. she proposes 10 p.m. on weeknights and 11:30 p.m. weekends for underage teens. Steve Elmer argues curfew may fail, citing surveys that show most delinquent acts occur before 9 p.m. and warns enforcement could backfire.
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Donna Holcomb
Monroe
Steve Elmer
Parents weigh curfew impact on youths and business
Paul Goetz argues parents should decide if children stay out or not and warns curfew hurts some businesses. He questions enforceability and says all would be punished for a few. Cindi Stuessy supports a curfew noting most teens are home by 10 30 on school nights and urges compliance or consequences.
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Paul Goetz
Cindi Stuessy
February Birth Month of Famed Men
A short poem notes February as the birth month of illustrious men who shaped history. It recalls their valor celebrated in books, then turns personal, saying the speaker is not feeling well.
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Clair R. Munns
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