PMA District Meetings Highlight 1969 Plans
District 2 in Janesville re-elected Gerald Earlewine as president and heard Harold Cope Peggy Stefanik Floyd Francis and Alice in Dairyland discuss cooperation and dairy marketing. District 20 re-elected Allen Bonebright and Robert Wild with several committee picks. PMA General Manager A L McWilliams urged Congress to curb dairy imports and outlined goals for 1969 including advertising mergers and pricing reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMA
Janesville
Gerald Earlewine
Brodhead
Edward J. Kaderly
Juda
Darlington
Harold Cope
Peggy Stefanik
Green County Dairy Queen
Floyd Francis
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Cope
Walter Haberman
Footville
Lyle Stall
William Fenrick
Evansville
Charles Cook
Laverne Sopher
Ed Hanewell
Beloit
Gary Shupbach
Allen Bonebright
Freeport
Ill
Robert Wild
Winslow
Robert 1
J. Math Kalseheur
Glen Haven
Clarence A. Koeller
Lancaster
Neelian
Nelson
Rt 2
Argyle
Kaderly
Dean Holmes
Lena
Ilinois
A. L. McWilliams
Manger
Congress
United States
Johnson
McWilliams
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Associated Dairymen, Inc
Midwest
Southwest
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Gentle Monster Boris Karloff Dies at 81 in London
Boris Karloff, famed for Frankenstein, dies at 81 in London after a 58 year career and more than 130 films. Born William Henry Pratt in 1887, he remained British by citizenship and split time between London and Hollywood with wife Evelyn Helmar and daughter Sara Jane among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boris Karloff
British Columbia
Britain
Karloff
Chelsea
Hollywood
Jean Anouilh
Fu Manchu
William Henry Pratt
Dulwich, England
America
England
Dorothy Stine
Evelyn Helmar
Sara Jane
Forage School Set Feb 5 in Green County
George Hartman invites all 4 H dairy beef swine and sheep leaders to the forage school February 5 in Green County Agricultural Building Monroe from 115 to 330 p m. Extension specialists W T Howard dairy science and R J Watthaver meat and animal science will cover feeding understanding nutrient needs milk and meat forage differences in price and utilization of high quality forages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartman
Green County
Monroe
W. T. Howard
R. J. Watthaver
Market Mixed as Industrial Weakness Dampens Blues Chips
New York stocks opened mixed with industrial blue chips dragging at the indicators. Traders watched fluctuations across major indexes as shares in several sectors moved unevenly in early trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Groundhogs See Shadow Spark Winter Forecast
Groundhog watchers in Punxsutawney Pennsylvania and Sun Prairie Wisconsin saw shadows Sunday morning signaling six more weeks of winter. About 400 gathered at daybreak in Punxsutawney to watch Punxsutawney Phil and 100 in Sun Prairie to view Jimmy the groundhog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syine
FRESS
Punxsatawney
Sun Prairie
Wis
Jimmy
Punxsutawney
Phil
Monroe High DECA surveys residents on buying motives
Monroe High School DECA students in marketing courses are collecting a community survey to assess consumer buying motives in Monroe. The project aims to apply market research methods, produce a state and national competition report, and provide a clear picture of local residents buying motives. The effort echoes a Jaycee survey from two years prior with updated age and income breakdowns. Residents are asked to welcome and cooperate, with completed surveys collected later and results published in The Monroe Evening Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Monroe
Monroe Evening Times
JUDA
Thorn Associates, Inc
Oshkosh
Con
Kastenmeier Pushes Draft Reform Bill for All-Volunteer Force
Rep. Kastenmeier introduces legislation to end the draft after U.S. ends direct Vietnam involvement and shift to an all-volunteer force within six months. He cites inequities in the Selective Service and argues peacetime manpower can be met without conscription. A second bill would bar draftees from undeclared wars without Congress approval. France to set 60 mph speed limits on rural highways to aid accident studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Kastenmeier
Watertown
U.S
South Vietnam
Kastenmeier
Nixon
Congress
Monticello Pioneer Mrs Susanna Elmer Dies at 92
Susanna Elmer a Monticello resident and longtime farmer’s wife died at St. Clare Hospital after a stroke. Born December 17 1876 in Elm Canton Glarus Switzerland she immigrated in 1882 and lived in Green County Exter Township and Monticello. Arrangements are pending at Voegeli Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Susanna Elmer
Asm
St. Clare Hospital
New Glarus
Susanna Zentner
Elm
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
Oswald
Susanna Babler Zentner
United States
Green County
Zentner
Fred C. Elmer
Rev. H. Rutterholz
Mt. Pleasant
Exter Township
Exeter
Exeter Farm
Elmer
Zwingli Church
Aid Societ
Ray
Pauline) Duerst
Allan J. Fjelstad
Fred C. Elmer Jr
Marie Bandi
Hilarius
Osvvald
Fred
Henry
Sam
Wisconsin
Regula Bindschaedler
Monroe
Albert Steffen
Mery Butts
Minnesota
Voegeli
Death of Harold Beach Fireman 22 Years
Harold Hap Beach 58 of 1322 10th St died 10:35 p m Saturday Feb 1 at St Clare Hospital after diabetic complications. A Monroe volunteer firefighter from 1942 to 1964 he was a noted photographer and youth activity helper. Born December 30 1910 in Clarno Township he leaves his mother Mrs Cleora Ritter and three half brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Hap) Beach
10Th St
St. Clare Hospital
Monticello
Santa Claus
Oshkosh
Beach
Monroe
Clarno Township
Cleora Ritter
Russell Ritter
Tomah
Paul
Stanley
Wisconsin flood forecast looms as spring danger grows
AP dispatch reports state official Bruce Bishop warns Wisconsin may face the worst spring flood in history with rivers including the Mississippi St Croix Chippewa and Wisconsin at risk. Heavy snow deep frost and high snow moisture raise alarms while warm days and cold nights could ease or worsen the danger. Bishop briefed Gov Knowles on preparedness amid ongoing winter conditions and spring prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Bruce Bishop
Division of Emergency
Bishop
Mississipi
St. Croix
Chippewa
Warren P. Knowles
Monroe DAR Good Citizenship Award Recipient
Mary Usher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Usher, was named recipient of Monroe's DAR Good Citizenship award. She advances to the state contest where a $100 savings bond awaits the winner. The award honors dependability leadership and service among senior girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Usher
John Usher
Monroe
Usher
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. J. Kaderly
G. Earleywine
Steve Chambers
Mary Etter
Jeff Kohl
Times
Forage School
Groundhog
Paris A
France
Meyer Construction Co
Zimmerman Mechanical Contractors
D. L. Bradley
Rubi and Leuenberger
Henkel
Juneau
Harold Beach
Benkett
Hak
HAP
AP News
New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw
Asst
James Alcock
Atty
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Urban Affairs Council
White House
Santa Barbara
Calif
California
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Mary Usher Dar Winner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!