Eight Mishaps Reported in Area For The Weekend
Eight accidents were investigated by law enforcement over the weekend with no serious injuries. Incidents include a Monroe area two car collision on highway 1181 injuring none, a ditch crash near Brooklyn, a guard post strike near Monroe, a parked car damage in Monroe, and several minor city incidents. Police logged moderate damage in two Monroe weekday morning collisions and minor damage in a 22nd Avenue collision.
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Kenneth R. Malcock
Albany
Karl G. Brandenburg
Brodhead
Monroe
Julius A. Schauer
Elgin
Brooklyn
Marsha Mayer
Monticello
Albie J. Paulson
Route 2
Janene Guttmer
Route 1
Browntown
James A. Bauman
Blue Star Roller Rink
Bauman
Herbert M. Baumgartner
Harold L. Gissing
Gissing
Margaret L. Heins
Gary W. McKillip
Orangeville
Ill
22Nd Ave
Willis R. Blum
Albert F. Reynolds
20Th Ave
Green County Barbershop Chorus Performs in Freeport
About twenty five Green County Barber Shop Chorus members and some wives joined Freeport SPEBSQSA Chorus for the Riverboat Revue at the Masonic Temple. The Monroe Freeport Chorus sang many numbers including The Lord's Prayer. Ken Hur of Madison served as master of ceremonies. Quartets Hi Brows Varieties and Four Casuals from Chicago performed. The Four Casuals hold international medals. Leon Rabe directs both Green County chorus and Freeport Sweet Adelines.
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Green County
Freeport
Spebsqsa
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Masonic Temple
Monroe- Freeport
Ken Hur
Madison
The
Varieties
Four Casuals
Chicago
Ill
Leon Rabe
Green County Chorus
Freeport Sweet
Adelines
Camera Class Slated To Start Wednesday
The Alpine Camera Club will hold the first class in a series on The Simple Camera at 7 45 p m Wednesday in the First National Bank Monroe. Members and 4H participants are urged to bring cameras notebooks and arrive before the start under program chairman Rodney Best guidance.
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Alpine Camera Club
First National Bank
Monroe
Rodney Best
Monroe Jaycettes Mature Youth Group Marks 43 Members
The Monroe Jaycettes, 43 members strong, join Wisconsin Jaycettes in declaring February 12 18 as Jaycette Week. Since 1960 they have raised funds totaling 4054.35 for Cerebral Palsy Mental Health and Retardation civic and local charity work including therapy equipment, a CP camp stay, library books and Center support, bloodmobil e participation, and civic hosting in Monroe.
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Monroe Jaycettes
Wisconsin Jaycettes
Wisconsin Jaycees
Camp Waubeek
Ludlow Memorial Library
Monroe Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Bernice Kingdon
Tribute to Abe
From a cabin of logs to the height of fame Abraham Lincoln was his home Leong may he live in our memory.
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Abraham Lincoln
Fisheree at Yellowstone Lake Delayed Yet Fun Despite Cold
The Yellowstone Lake fisheree drew attendees despite subzero temps and fresh snow after a one week postponement. Prize fish included a 2 lb 13 oz sucker by Clayton Leighty and a 10 lb bluegill pile for Ed Metz from Dakota Illinois, with Lloyd Ostby of Argyle winning a 1 lb 3 oz crappie. No northerns walleye or large mouth bass were reported, and ice depth ranged from one to two feet as participants camped in icehouses. The event capably hosted a chilly but fellowship filled gathering.
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Yellowstone Lake
Clayton Leighty
Ed Metz
Dakota
Lloyd Ostby
Argyle
Bombing of North Vietnam Resumes
Washington reports the bombing of North Vietnam resumed today as the Pentagon announced the action.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Goetz Urges Youth Leadership At Lincoln Day Dinner
Lt. Gov. James B. Goetz spoke to 130 at the Monroe Lincoln Day dinner, urging young people to lead in politics. He hailed tradition while stressing new precedents, and memorialized Merlin Meythaler and Assemblyman G. Fred Galli.
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Monroe
Minnesota
James B. Goetz
Monroe Country Club
Green County Republican Club
Merlin J. Meythaler
G. Fred Galli
Goetz
Lincoln
GOP
Mike’’ Meythaler
Mexico
Meythaler
Galli
George Greeley
Maurice Quinn Succumbs at 57
Maurice Quinn 57 of Madison died Saturday at his home from a heart attack. He had worked at J C Penney, later in a service station, and for 13 years as a shop foreman at Madison Motor Co. He was born May 24 1910 in Argyle and married Agatha Smith in Dubuque. Surviving are his widow, a stepdaughter, five sisters and five brothers. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Erickson Funeral Home Argyle with burial at Calvary Cemetery. A Rosary will be recited tonight.
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Maurice Quinn
Madison
Monroe
Maple Terrace
Madison Hospital
Mr. Quinn
J. C. Penney Co
Simon Meyer
Madison Motor Co
Argyle
William
Mary Frances Daly Quinn
Dubuque
Agatha Smith
Donald Knuth
Janesville
Kenneth
Leo
Vincent
Lena
Ill
Miles
National City
Calif
Ralph
Agnes) Frey
Juda
Mary) Hassenfelt
Anno
Catherine) Weigand
Cambridge
Earl
Anna) Hagen
Blanchardville
Clarence
Theresa) Young
Plain
Lester
Mercedes) Stephens
Erickson Funeral
Thomas J. Vickerman
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Sledding Derby Fuels Mulligan Stew Feast for Scouts
105 Boy Scouts gathered at Browntown Wildlife Area for the Alaskan Polar Bear Derby. Dewey Dwyer, Valley District camping and activities chair, led more than 100 scouters as each boy dumped a canned soup into a pot for Mulligan stew. Eight gallons of milk and about 100 chocolate bars accompanied the meal.
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Zanders Wildlife Area
Terry Gruenberg
Winslow
Wildlife Area
Browntown
Schmidgen
Dewey Dwyer
Browntown Wildlife Area
Dwyer
Valley District
Reverend Plymire Accepts Milwaukee Pastorate
Rev. James C. Plymire of Monroe announces acceptance of a call to be senior pastor at Resurrection Lutheran Church in Milwaukee. He will begin April 15 after delivering his last Monroe sermon April 9. Plymire led Grace Lutheran since 1961 and expanded facilities. He held multiple community roles including Green County ministerial president and various philanthropic posts.
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Plymire
Milwaukee
James C. Plymire
Monroe
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Resurrection Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran
Clarence Warfel
Green County Association For Retarded Children
Mental Health Association
TAP
Green County
Boy Scout Troop No. 115
Campann
Lutheran World Relief
S.W. Wisconsin
Lutheran Social Services
St. Clare
Hos
Madison Candidate Forms Consulting and Development Firm
Madison politician David Carley, who ran for governor last year, announces the formation of a consulting and development firm in Madison. The move signals a shift to private sector work while remaining active in state political circles.
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Madison
David Carley
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Lake Yellowstone
Times
St. Clare Hospital
Singer’s Guild
Jaycees
Farmer’s Institutes
Clair R. Munns
Abe
Fisheree
Mike’ Meythaler
Boy Scouts
Support of Churches
Governor’s Commission
James Plymire
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