Russell Trumpy Dies at 84 After Illness and Long Service
Russell Trumpy 84 of 2109 9th St. died at St. Clare Hospital at 9:30 a.m. He had been ill 15 months and a medical patient two weeks. Born March 10 1880 in Clarno Township he married Mabel Bowen in 1903. He worked as a livestock feed field representative and later lived in Clarno Township. Surviving are his wife three sons a daughter a brother a sister and many grandchildren. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call after noon tomorrow.
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Russell Trumpy
9Th St
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Trumpy
Clarno Township
Joseph
Ida Lichtenwalner Trumpy
Clarno
Mabel Bowen
Bowen
Trumpy
Phillip R. Park Co
Grace Lutheran Church
Shriner- Neushwander Funeral Home
James C. Plymire
Greenwood Cemetery
Washington Birthday Pie Contest Winners Crown Top Eaters
Mrs. William Greub won the best quality pie and St. Clare Hospital entry was novelty winner in a Washington birthday sale pie baking and eating contest. Bill Lisser and Greg Oates topped the pie eating contests with several volunteers noted among participants.
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William Greub
St. Clare Hospital
Washington
Bill Lisser
Ernest Lisser
Greg Oates
LaVern Oates
Harry Keegan
Vern Smith
Christ Bolsiger
Willis Kolden
Jan Paulick
New York Editor Urges Higher Newspaper Prices
A leading New York paper executive told the industry to raise prices to sustain a 17 billion dollar annual market. He argued higher rates are essential for future profitability and industry security.
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New York
Calendar Called By Judge Luebke In Circuit Court
Green County Circuit Court opened its February calendar before Judge Arthur L. Luebke with a jury drawn for the Dale Hudnall vs Walter and State Farm case set to start 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. Hudnall seeks 50,000 for injuries after being struck by a backing Walter car on July 10, 1963.
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Arthur L. Luebke
Green County Circuit Court
Dale Hudnall
Sam Walter
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Hudnall
Brodhead
Walter
Wayne Lehmann
Watertown
Chicago
Trail
Michael S. Bidling
Maier
Dale Martin
Albany
Ernest H. Schultz
Route 3
Wisconsin Mutual Insurance Co
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
John and
Kathleen Scully
Home Mutual Insurance Co
Crandall Oil Co., Inc
Arthur Reimer
Art
Texaco Services
Daniel Benkert
Montgomery
Kay Chesebro
Ford Motor Co
Benkett
Mrs Butts 72 Dies After Stroke In Monroe Home
Mrs Frank W. Butts 72 longtime Cadiz area resident died at 12 30 am yesterday in her Monroe home after a Friday stroke. Born Ina Belle Keel October 30 1892 in Cadiz Township she married Frank W. Butts December 31 1913. Survived by husband two sons a daughter and 12 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 11 am at Stnessy Funeral Home with Christian Science reader Clifford Werle. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. She was the last of her family and preceded in death by four brothers and three sisters.
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Frank W. Butts
14Th Ave
Ina Belle Keel
Cadiz Township
Herman
Laura Trickle Keel
Cadiz
Freeport
Monroe
Christian Science Church of
Mother
Boston
Arthur
Willing Boro
N.J
Sgt
Franklin
Riverside
Calif
Alvin Blanchard
Delafield
William
Everett
Clarence Keel
Mmes
Frank Good
John Yo
Corning to Launch Private Law Practice in Madison
George W. Corning former state tax commissioner announced he will begin private law practice on March 1 in Madison.
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PLANS
Madison
George W. Corning
Juda Youth Honored At Wisconsin Holstein Session
Verlen Jene Eberle 18 Juda son of Mr and Mrs Verlen Eberle among six leading Wisconsin 4 H boys to be honored at the Holstein Friesian Association of Wisconsin Diamond Jubilee meeting in Lake Delton. Eberle noted for nine years in 4 H with dairy swine crops tractor beef and leadership and to receive a true type Holstein plaque. Delegates John Wegmueller Jim Salesman and Eberle attend the state convention opening today with speeches by E A Woelffer and Robert H Rumler. Delegates from Green County Ed ward Oliver Dan Wyss Kenneth Hartwig Otto Elmer listed.
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Verlen Jene Eberle
Juda
Verlen Eberle
Wisconsin
Holstein- Friesian Association of Wisconsin
Allan Bringe
UW Extension
Lake Delton
Holstein Association
John Wegmueller
Monroe
Jim Salesman
Argyle
Eberle
Holstein-Friesian Association
Juda High School
Chicago Dairy Conference
Green County
Dell View
A. Woelffer
Oconomowoc
Robert H. Rumler
Progressive Breeders Registry
Fishcher’s
Gary Lintvedt
Edgerton
Randy Sue Hetts
Fort Atkinson
Ray Brubacher
Elkhart Lake
Edward Oliver
Albany
Dan Wyss
Kenneth Hartwig
Otto Elmer
New Glarus
Minstrel Show staff announced for 10th anniversary production
The Lions Club and City Band present the minstrel show at the Junior High Auditorium with shows March 30 31 and April 1 at 8 p m and a matinee April 4 at 2 p m Tickets are capacity only with no reserved seats Mrs Allan F Barnard returns as director and producer her husband as musical director Robert Buehler is stage manager High School City Band members serve as ushers and ticket staff Various committees headed by Lowell Markwardt Fran Thorpe Vernon Schillinger Wendell Simmons Ray Fritz Robert Stair Harold Kennison Perry Power and Nathan Goetz etc
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Lions Club
City Band
Allan F. Barnard
Robert Buehler
Lowell Markwardt
Fran Thorpe
Vernon Schillinger
Wendell Simmons
Ray Fritz
Robert Stair
Harold Kennison
March 3 GOP Caucus Rescheduled Amid Banquet Conflicts
The Green County Republican Caucus will be held on Wednesday March 3 at 8 p.m. in Monroe. President Merlin J. Meythaler notes the event was moved from February 25 and again altered due to conflicts with the 20th Anniversary banquet and Shrine Club events. Republicans will elect at the session.
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Green County Republican Caucus
Green County Shrine Club
Merlin J. Meythaler
Monroe
Washington Painting Found in California Gym Basement
Berkeley UC art officials identify a 23 by 13 foot canvas as a Leutze companion to Washington Crossing the Delaware. Painted in 1854, gifted in 1882, it lay rolled in Hearst Gym basement for women. Rediscovered after a tip from American Heritage. restoration could cost thousands.
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Berkeley
Calif
George Washington
Herschel B. Chipp
University of California Art Gallery
Washington
Delaware
Emanuel Leutze
Hearst
Monmouth
N.J
Chipp
Leutze
University
Mark Hopkins
American Heritage
Illustrated History Magazine
Local FFA Team Named Runnerup at Wisconsin Show
Monroe FFA park evaluation team coached by Kenneth C. Allen finished as runnerup in a special junior contest at the Wisconsin Spring Market Show held at Dane County Fairgrounds. William Sulzer of Monroe placed second for high individual honors. The Monroe team included John Wegmueller and Dave Allen alongside Sulzer among 45 teams. The event featured live and carcass grading of hogs and estimates of loin eye back fat thickness and carcass length. Markesan High School FFA won the contest with Daniel Klessig of Chilton earning top individual honors.
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Monroe Future Farmers of America
Kenneth C. Allen
Wisconsin
Dane County Fairgrounds
William Sulzer
Monroe
FFA
John Wegmueller
Dave Allen
Markesan High School
Daniel Klessig
Chilton
Pope Paul VI Creates 27 New Cardinals
Pope Paul VI elevates 27 men to the College of Cardinals, increasing its membership to a record 103. The consistory expands leadership within the Roman Catholic Church and signals ongoing reforms.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
College of Cardinals
Mrs. Marie Norder 55 Dies After Illness
Marie Norder 55 of 1309 17th Ave died at 11 30 p m Saturday in St Clare Hospital after being found seriously ill at home. She worked at The Monroe Clinic and talked with her son John at St Francis Seminary Friday night. Born May 16 1909 in Crystal Lake Indiana she later lived in Monticello and married Ralph Carl Norder May 4 1929 at St Victor Catholic Church. Surviving are son John mother Bertha Bleisch brothers Joe and Othe. Services 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Nessy Funeral Home and 10 a m at St Victor Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary will be said tonight at 8.
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Marie Norder
17Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Norder
Monroe Clinic
Irene Hare
John
St. Francis Seminary
Milwaukee
Marie Bertha Bleisch
Crystal Lake
Martin
Bertha Pfiffner Bleisch
Switzerland
America
Monticello
Marie
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Ralph Carl Norder
Moose Restaurant
Bertha Bleisch
Ft. Atkinson
Joe Janesville
Othe
Stnessy Funeral
E. C. McCollow
Sixteen Die In Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Toll Rises
Sixteen persons were killed in Wisconsin highway accidents during the weekend, raising the state year to date toll to 123. The figure compares with 135 deaths on this date last year.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Burglars Escape With About $1,000 From Allouez Store
Burglars broke into the Allouez Super Valu supermarket Sunday night and fled with about $1,000 in cash. Police search for suspects and review security footage as the investigation continues.
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Green Bay
Allouez Super
Malcolm X assassination shocks Harlem crowds
Police in New York and Chicago kept guard after the fatal shooting of Malcolm X as he addressed hundreds at the Audubon Ballroom. FBI identified a suspect, Talmadge Hayer, 22, of Patterson New Jersey, amid reports of a broader plot linked to the Black Muslims feud in Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Malcolm X
FBI
Talmadge Hayer
Thomas Hayer
Marshall St
Patterson
N.J
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Malcolm
Harlem
Queens
Audubon
Upper Manhattan
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Knowles Eyes Tax Program For Wisconsin Budget
Governor Warren Knowles announced a plan for raising 110 million in new taxes to balance the 1965 67 state budget. He anticipated extending current selective sales taxes and boosting income taxes with a possible general three percent sales tax, while exempting food clothing and prescription drugs.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
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Sedora Brostuen
Lena Rubi
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Richard Betrum
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Doris Kubly
George
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Eaters
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
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Holstein
Jene Eberle
Minstrel Show
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GOP
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