Brunkow, Juda Bank Official, Dies at 64
Clarence O. Brunkow, 64, longtime Bank of Juda cashier since 1932, died after an extended illness at his Juda home. He had banking since 1923, was on the bank board since 1954, and was a Green County Bankers Association past president. Survived by a son, daughter, brother, sister and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Zion EUB Church Juda, with burial Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
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Clarence O. Brunkow
Bank of Juda
Juda
Elkhorn
Monroe
Mr. Brunkow
Jefferson Township
William and
Julia Hartwick Brunkow
Juda High School
Ruth I. Petersen
Albany
Brunkow
Zion Evangelical United Brethern Church of
Green County Bankers Association
William
Delmar
Mary Lee) Pieper
Tacoma
Wash
Frank
B. J. Adelman
C. Fred
Claude
Hattie) Dunwiddie
Zion Eub Church of
Melvin Nickel
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Everson Funeral Home
Brodhead
Deaths of Three Hike Toll To 83
The state toll rose to 83 after three traffic deaths on Friday. Dennis H. Faber, 23, and Susan Evanson, 21, died in a Madison area collision. The other driver and a passenger were hospitalized. Carrie Roehl, 7, of Aztalan, was killed when a sled was struck by a school bus on her driveway.
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Associated Press
Dennis H. Faber
Merrill
Susan Evanson
Madison
State Medical Society
Tabor
Carrie Roehl
Aztalan
Jefferson County
Bloodmobile Arrives in Brodhead February 21
Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Brodhead on Tuesday February 21 from 2 to 6 p.m. The stated quota is 50 pints. Project chairmen are Mmes. Donald Condon M D Markham Dean Pawlisch Franklyn Condon and August Lehnherr.
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Brodhead
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Mmes
Donald Condon
M. D. Markham
Dean Pawlisch
Franklyn Condon
August Lehnherr
Siamese Twins From High Point Complete First Successful Pelvic Separation
Althea and Dorothea Allen born April 6 1965 at High Point Memorial Hospital were joined at the pelvis and separated November 8 1965 after mock operations and planning by a team led by Dr. Joseph E. Eades and Dr. Colin G. Thomas. They now live at home and may walk with further treatment.
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High Point
Nate
Joseph E. Eades
Colin G. Thomas
Annals of Surgery
Althea
Dorothea Allen
High Point Memorial Hospital
Three Hurt In County Traffic
Two drivers Hazel A Salmela of Freeport Illinois and Ida M Figi of Monroe Illinois were treated at the Monroe Clinic after a collision at about 1230 PM at the junction of Highway 69 and County Trunk P. Both cars had heavy damage. At 3 PM Andrew Fischer of Argyle Route 2 suffered a cut lip when his car collided with a car driven by Judith Severson also of Argyle Route 2 near Puddledock School on a town road. Front end damage occurred to both vehicles.
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Sheriff's
Hazel A. Salmela
Freeport
Ill
Ida M. Figi
Route 1
Monroe
Highway 69
Andrew Fischer
Route 2
Argyle
Judith Severson
Puddledock School
Kosygin Makes One Day Tour Of Scotland
Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin began a one day visit to Glasgow and Scotland, stepping away from international affairs to tour local sights and meet officials during a brief state trip.
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Scotland
Glasgow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Scotand
World Day of Prayer Service Held at Immanuel Church
The annual World Day of Prayer service at Immanuel EUB Church in Monroe drew a large audience. Speaker Mrs. Virgil Nulton Madison, wife of a district superintendent, urged the theme There Shall Be No Net and The Kingdom of God Is Within You. Local women read, sang, and helped with offerings supporting literacy, Native American ministry, foreign colleges, International Student Service, and Migrant Ministry. A social hour followed with hosts Mrs. Edward Ruff and Mrs. Burleigh Bartlett.
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Immanuel Eub
Monroe
Virgil Nulton
Madison
Methodist Church
Kingdom of God
Clarence Seaton
Frank Stiles
Green County
International Student Service
Edward Ruff
Burleigh Bartlett
Harvey Trumpy
John E. Kryder
Oil firms resist call to roll back gas price hikes
Washington reports the government seeks a rollback of current gasoline price increases that could cost motorists about one cent per gallon. Initial industry reaction is negative, signaling a tough road for policy aims.
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Washington
Draft Beer Spree Tops Michigan Bar Record
Twelve University of Michigan students stage a beer drinking sprint at Fraser's pub, aiming to beat the 1956 Michigan State mark. The 12 men and 3 women have consumed 13,460 ounces since January 5, with captain Mike Truax and anchor Jack Weiman leading a platoon-style, long-hours effort from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Fraser’s
U.S
Michigan State
Bill Fraser
Mike Truax
Ginger Redd
Beer Brigade
Miss Redd
Krattiger Earns Perfect UW Grade for First Semester
Kenneth Krattiger son of Mr and Mrs John Krattiger Route 1 Monroe senior music major at the University of Wisconsin received a perfect 4.00 grade point for the first semester The 1963 Monroe High School graduate also serves as director of the Monticello High School Band.
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Kenneth Krattiger
John Krattiger
Route 1
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Krattiger
Monroe High School
Monticello High
Some Will Steal Anything Loony Larceny 66
Newspaper Enterprise Association recounts a comical year of thefts with bizarre removals from bathtubs to 37 000 spark plugs. thieves steal in large numbers, from a 10 ton pavement roller in mexico city to a mile of cable in lake heath england. a repeated car theft saga in phoenix ends with multiple recoveries and re steals.
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Manila
Philippines
Mexico City
Deming
N.M
Louisville
Phoenix
Ariz
Kansas City
Lakeheath
England
Wetherby
Philadelphia
Lansing
Mich
Napa
Calif
Down to Earth Retires After Ten Years of Service
The Soil Conservation Service announces the Friday column will end after ten years in Monroe and Green County. The writers praise their colleagues, especially Dave Woods, as they reflect on a long, sometimes challenging, but grateful run and say goodbye to loyal readers.
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Monroe
Green County
Local Names Highlight Dedicated Citizens and Officials
A community roster praises principal workers including Mike Smith Ken Halverson Gene Proessl Don Kurer Francis Becwar and Leland Miller. Clerical staff Selma Wuns chel Joyce Smith and Elaine Rudhti are commended for long service. Green County Soil and Water Conservation District notes strong supervisor team with J. B. Scherer Sam Ludwig Willis Riemer and others.
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Mike Smith
Ken Halverson
Gene Proessl
Don Kurer
Francis Becwar
Leland Miller
Selma Wunschel
Joyce Smith
The
Mouse Trapper
Elaine Rudhti
Elaine
Green County Soil and Water Conservation District
Corps of Supervisors
J. B. Scherer
Sam Ludwig
Willis Riemer
Gordon Stark Dies in Action in Vietnam
SP4 Gordon Stark 20, brother of Clayton Stark of Platteville, was killed in action with the 4th Infantry Division in Vietnam. He served since September 1966 after entering service December 1965. A Rockford brother Keith received notification. Surviving are sister Ira Marie and brothers Keith, David, and Clayton.
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Gordon Stark
Clayton Stark
Platteville
4Th Infantry
Vietnam
Keith
Rockford
Sp4
Stark
W. F. and John Barnes Works
Chrysler Corp
Ira Marie
David
Clayton
Polar Bear Derby Kicks Off With Scout Campout
Boy Scouts from Monroe Monticello and Browntown camped at Zander's Lake last night and prepared to launch the Polar Bear Derby this morning as more youths joined the event. Dewey Dwyer, camping and activities chairman, reports the proceedings underway.
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Monroe
Monticello
Browntown
Zander’s Lake
Dewey Dwyer
Prospects Dim for Kellett Bill After Lengthy Wisconsin Hearing
At the Madison hearing on the Kellett bill to reorganize state government, opponents outnumber supporters two to one as critics warn the plan is too large to implement quickly. Sen. Walter Hollander and Sen. Chester Dempsey suggest delaying action and seeking another study ahead of a 1969 session. Supporters cite potential savings while critics warn of red tape and depersonalized services.
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Madison
Kellett
Senate
Assembly
Walter G. Hollander
Rosendale
Joint Finance Committee
Hollander
Chester Dempsey
Hartland
Board of Health, Public Service Commission
Teachers’ Retirement
Commission On Aging, Civil Defense
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Charles F
Frosty) Smith
Wausau
David B. Grimm
Racine Taxpayers Association
Wisconsin
Grimm
Arthur Padrutt
Public Service Commission
If You Ask Me Uniform beer age limits
Editor asks readers to weigh in on whether beer drinking age should be uniform at 21, uniform at 18, or left to local communities and counties. Readers encouraged to send questions for the weekly feature.
Badger Paint Manager Refers to Beer Age Debate In Back Page
Walter Bober, manager of the Badger Paint store, says the beer drinking age limits question is continued on No. 3, Back Page, signaling readers to turn there for the full discussion.
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Walter Bober
Badger Paint Store
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Williams
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Memphis
Down To
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Schwoegler
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Roethe
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Monroe Evening Times
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Schuet
Marchant
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Schuetze’s
Kitto
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