Lions Host Ladies Night at Monroe Country Club
The Monroe Lions Club annual Ladies Night Valentine Party highlighted a year of activity with Dr. Richard Wasserberger detailing heart health. The event featured cocktails, dinner, and awards for perfect attendance and new-member sponsorship, plus remarks from Earl Anderson. In a separate note, Indira Gandhi faced a censure motion in New Delhi as protests erupted after 23 days in office.
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Monroe Lions Club
Country Club
Richard Wasserberger
Cardiovascular Dept
Veterans Hospital
Madison
Wasserberger
John M. Irvin
L. J. Schroeder
Lions Club
Rolland E. Karlen
Wisconsin Heart Association
Times
Monroe Country Club
Leon J. Schroeder
Lions
Schroeder
Ray Fritz
Walter Babula
Roland E. Karlen
Don Hugdahl
Robert Rufenacht
Herb Booth
Robert Buehler
August Burgi
P. J. Connors
Emmett O'Dona
India
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Heart Talk Begins at 8 This Evening
Mrs. Richard Wagner Heart Drive Chairman invites doctors in Green County to attend the Heart Forum at 8 p.m. in the May Luchsinger Room at the Library. Dr. Ovid O. Meyer of the University of Wisconsin will speak on heart and circulatory ailments. Open to the public, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Zeta Chapter sponsors this event as part of the Wisconsin Heart Association campaign.
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Richard Wagner
Heart Drive
Green County
Heart Forum
Luchsinger
Ovid 0. Meyer
Department of Medicine
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Zeta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Wisconsin Heart Association
Couple Finally End Custody Rights in Milwaukee Case
Milwaukee custody ruling terminates parental rights of a 20 year old couple who kept a baby in hospital 16 months citing interference with other activities. The Lutheran Children's Friend Society petitioned after caring for the child since birth and said the child could be adopted.
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Milwaukee
Howard G. Brown
Lutheran Children's Friend Society
Space rails strong in mixed New York market session
Space and rail stocks led the gains as strong trading defined an otherwise mixed New York market this afternoon with investors weighing aerospace issues and rail sector momentum.
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SPACE
Rails Stron
New York
Rails
Four-H Leaders Plan Future in Green County Dinner Arranges
Green County 4-H leaders met at the Agriculture Building to organize the Homemakers Spring Council dinner for March 29. A committee of 15 led by Mrs. Freidig will handle arrangements. A March 8 Leaders Conference at Dodgeville on the Modified 4H Program was announced with transportation provided. Calvin E. Kraemer coordinating. Larry Klassy presented Washington D.C. trip slides and Kraemer led leadership lessons. New leaders were introduced and the Junior leaders met, with retiring officers hosting lunch.
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Green County 4H
Spring Council
Charles Freidig
Agriculture
Glenn Benkett
Henry Spring
Will Christen
Sheldon Hoesly
Hubert Elmer
Lester Witt
Robert Simler
William Leopold
John Hildebrand
Don Deininger
Walter Ekum
Herman Siegenthaler
Johnig
Ken Hartwig
Chester Pinnow
Freidig
Dodgeville
Calvin E. Kraemer
Larry Klassy
Washington, D.C
Kraemer
Walter Ludwig
Russell Ace
Upham Woods
Martin Schmidt Dies Here at 38
Martin R. Schmidt, 38, an employee of Monroe Sales Co., died unexpectedly at 2 18 this afternoon in St. Clare Hospital where he was admitted last night. He was taken ill at his home. He is survived by his wife and seven children. Arrangements are pending at Stuessy Funeral Home.
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Martin R. Schmidt
Monroe Sales Co
St. Clare Hospital
Stuessy Funeral Home
Band Shell Bid Plans Ahead For Monroe Park
Monroe Board of Public Works plans to seek bids on a new Band Shell at Twining Park. City engineer Harvey D. Elmer will draft specifications after Board approval urged by Allan F. Barnard and Stanley Neuberger of the City Band. The group seeks rebuild per original design after Palm Sunday tornado demolition.
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Monroe
William Schmitz
Sam Rubi
Harvey D. Elmer
Elmer
Monroe Automobile
Park Department
Park Board
Monroe Sales Co
Dearth Motors
Behring Motor Co
Marty Ripp
Rambler of
Madison Moving and Wrecking
Garret
Madison
Carter Machine
Schultz
FCC removes 15 day CATV nonduplication limit
Washington FCC ends the 15 day nonduplication rule for CATV systems and extends jurisdiction to about 1400 systems using master antennas The commission will require not duplicating local station broadcasts beyond the day of airing The move was welcomed by the CATV industry as a major policy shift and spurred calls for congressional action Beloit College to award Dr George W Beadle an honorary LLD at All Beloit Days Feb 25 27
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
FCC
Neeslcion
Fei
Congress
NIAL
Beloit
George W. Beadle
University of Chicago
Beloit College
Education Coordinator Hilfiker Named In Wisconsin
Leo R. Hilfiker son of Mr and Mrs Leo Hilfiker of 2627 9th Ave is named Coordinator of Education Field Research and Development in the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction He will start next month He will work with University Research and Development Center pilot schools in Madison and with the center to apply educational research to practice He is a Monroe High School graduate with degrees from Whitewater State University and UW Madison He has served seven years in the department as supervisor of school planning previously teaching math and science at Waupun High School and serving as a Bain bn administrator He is married to Nanci Jean Moldenhauer with two daughters Laura and Lisa and they reside at 4226 Wanda Place Madison He is a veteran of Air Force service and lived for many years with the late Mr and Mrs Charles R Kleinmaier in the area
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Leo R. Hilfiker
Afr
Leo Hilfiker
9Th Ave
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
University Research and Development Center
Madison
Hilfiker
Monroe High School
Whitewater State University
Uni
Lisa
Wanda Place
Air Force Service
Charles R. Kleinmaier
Cattle Die in Crash As Roy Reinmann Dies at 59
A heart attack caused the crash that killed three cattle and injured one when Roy K. Reinmann 59 Clarno trucker veered off County Trunk S near Speck hill. The accident occurred about 4 p.m. and autopsy confirmed heart attack as the cause. Reinmann leaves a widow and siblings. services set for Thursday at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Roy K. Reinmann
Clarno
Reinmann
Speck Hill
Highway 59
Gary Brugger
Kenneth Schmid
Richard Smith
Permin Graber
John Kolb
Smith
W. C. Baumgartner
Juda
Sheriff's Department
Wagner
Mr. Reinmann
Adams Township
Fred
Barbara Bauman Reinmann
Pleasant Hill
Orangeville
Pioneer Village Plans New Hall Of History Building
NEW GLARUS Wisconsin Pioneer Village outlines an eighth building at its annual New Glarus Historical Society meeting. A sketch for the Hall of History to house Swiss government items was shown by architect Wayne Duerst. Committees were named and officers reelected, with plans to repair buildings and add a museum tour guide program for summer.
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New Glarus
New Glarus Historical Society
Hall of History
Wayne Duerst
J. A. Freitag
J. S. Disch
Abner Anderson
Rudy Schweitzer
Rolland Disch
Millard Tschudy
Cheese Market Holds Steady Amid Short Supplies in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin the cheese market remained steady with demand fair to good and supplies short to adequate. Cheddars quoted 42 to 44 percent with 40 pound blocks at 42 to 45 percent and other varieties including single daisies, Longhorns and midgets listed with wide price ranges reflecting regional dynamics. A separate Dallas Texas report states Beatrice Hunnicutt five died at Parkland Hospital from what attendants called spinal meningitis after admission last Thursday.
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Cheese Mart Steady
Madison
Wisconsin
Stricks
Dallas
Tex
Parkland Hospital
Beatrice Hunnicutt
Teacher Faces Slaying Charge Debbie's Funeral Held in Wheaton
In Wheaton a young teacher and basketball coach Loren F. Schofield was charged with murder in the slaying of Debbie Fijan a fifth grade pupil. Debbie’s funeral took place as investigators said Schofield admitted possible guilt after lie detector tests and the body was found with multiple stab wounds in a rural ditch near West Chicago.
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Chicago
Schofield
Benjamin
William V. Hopf
Debbie
Hopf
Stanley Lynch
DuPage County
Marilyn
Alton R. Williams
Fijan
Williams
H. Edward Birdwell
Agricultural Credit Management Topic at Washington Farm Meetings
Agricultural Credit was the focus of the final in a five meeting series held last night in Washington Town. Leading the session were Minton Jegiom extension agent Harland Schultz farm management agent Clarence Grundahl and George House.
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Washington Town Hall
Minton Jegiom
Harland Schultz
Clarence Grundahl
George House
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Lions Review
Martin Schmidt
Roy W. Reinmann
Clamp
Roy Reinmann
Pioneer Village
Wheaton
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