Family Replies by Tape Capt Kubly Tells Of Vietnam Duties
Mrs Billie Ann Wenger Kubly describes Christmas at home as Capt Michael Kubly, an orthopedic surgeon, serves in Vietnam. In June he left, while his four children Julianne six family members share taped messages and holiday decorations. Oldest son Michael a first grader, Mollie and William are three and four.
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Michael Kubly
Vietnam
Kubly
Julianne
Monroe
Billie Ann Wenger
Michael
Chips
St. Victor’s Parochial School
Mollie
William
New Museum Openings Slated
The Museum of the Green County Historical Society will be open from 2 to 4 p m on the second Sunday each month starting Jan 8 to serve the public. A $500 donation from the Monroe Kiwanis Club, via retiring president Jake Gruenewald, funds displays and museum work. An additional $10 gift comes from Ethelyn L. Gapen of Chevy Chase Md. Hours extend until May with a summer schedule to follow. Directors include Orville R Evans Robert Bussen Anna Blum Dina Speich Jack Kundert William Hawthorne and Fred Simpson.
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Museum of the
Green County Historical Society
Orville R. Evans
The
Historical Society
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Jake Gruenewald
Evans
Ethelyn L. Gapen
Chevy Chase
Universalist
Robert Bussen
Anna Blum
Dina Speich
Jack Kundert
William Hawthorne
Fred Simpson
Missile test veers off course over Gulf of Mexico
An unarmed Air Force missile fired in Florida during a test reportedly veered from its planned path, entered the Gulf of Mexico and possibly crossed Cuba, the Pentagon stated.
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Cuba
Washington
Air Force
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Pentagon
Daily Doggerel Birthday Card Greeting
Clair R. Munns offers a light verse wishing a happy birthday. It notes January icicles and cold air melting with the arrival of a birthday card, ending with birthday wishes.
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Clair R. Munns
Stork Derby Nears Finish as 1967 Baby Rivalry Continues
Miss 1967 has not yet arrived at St Clare Hospital while a boy named Brian Keith Gray born New Year’s Day at 2 22 am to Gerald and Jennifer Gray sets the early pace. Jerome Francois and wife welcome a son at 6 55 am, Belleville. With no more expectant mothers entered, the race for the Miss 1967 prize tightens as gifts await the arriving girl.
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St. Clare Hospital
Jerome Francois
Belleville
Brian Keith Gray
Gerald Gray
Brodhead
Monroe City Council weighs ending clerk treasurer elections
The Monroe City Council scheduled four hearings for January 17 to consider ending elected city clerk and treasurer posts proffers. Proposals include appointment of the clerk and treasurer, pay raises for officials, higher firemen wages, and establishing a police chain of command. Several aldermen favored appointment with residency requirements for new applicants, while current officeholders would be exempt from the ordinance.
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Monroe
Freda Bray
Eleanor Frederick
Warning on dangerous fire dolls spreads in Green County
Fire Chief Joseph Benkert warns residents about dolls with nitrocellulose faces that ignite under heat. Dolls have straw filled bodies and vegetable fiber pigtails. exposure to flames can cause bursting. Federal action seeks withdrawal of stock. no injuries reported yet.
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Green County
Joseph Benkert
Benkert
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Browntown
Raymond Montgomery
Mary Myers
Madison General Hospital
Mary
Helen F. Myers
Blythe Myers
Snow Slippery Roads After Overnight Wisconsin Snow
Snow fell across the area as a western storm moved in causing treacherous county roadways. Deputies reported two weekend accidents on icy highways near New Glarus and Shullsburg with minor injuries. The State Highway Department urged caution amid drifting and slick patches statewide.
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New Glarus
Glenn O. Lee
Blanchardville
Ronald Hoe
Shullsburg
Wisconsin
Toy
Superior
Janesville
Fire alarms flood Washington in 1966 report
Fire department and officials disclose that 9,595 alarms sounded in Washington during 1966, with more than half 5,353 being false, highlighting concerns over nuisance alarms and response burdens.
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Washington
Brodhead Eyes Annexation Plan
Brodhead City Council discusses annexing land west of Knight Manufacturing Co to join the third ward. A petition from Stanley W. Knight and Selma B. Knight asks zoning review. Council extends tax deadline to March 1 and considers a Masonic Temple site.
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Knight Manufacturing Co
Stanley W. Knight
Selma B. Knight
Planning Commission
Decatur Township
Ray Timm
John Wish
Timm
Wish
Madison
Grand Lodge of the
Masonic Order
Bruce Timm
Eighth St
East Fourth Ave
Gerald Thompson
King Coin Laundromat
Arlin Nyborg
Brodhead
Sewer Commission
Dale Johnson
Quintin Howard
West Port
Conn
Deininger Returns as Undersheriff in Green County Sheriff Office
Roy Vetterli announces former Sheriff W E Deininger will serve as undersheriff indefinitely and seeks the crime investigator post. Leslie M Schwitz named Chief Deputy. Schwitz previously led Warren Illinois police and held the deputy sheriff post here. Deininger, a Green County deputy coroner, served in WWII and earned the Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
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Roy Vetterli
W. E
Doc) Deininger
Deininger
Vetterli
Leslie M. Schwitz
Schwitz
Warren
Ill
Green County
Highway Police
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Wisconsin National Guard
128Th Infantry
Green County Law Enforcement Association
Monroe
Orangeville
Monticello
A. Charlies Howe
Bloodmobile unit collects 36 pints in Monticello drive
The Red Cross Bloodmobile held at Zwingli Fellowship Hall collected 36 pints from 38 donors with two rejects. Notable donors included two gallon giver Mrs Walter Ringhand and four gallon donors Mrs Permin Graber Howard Steinmann Mrs Zane Zurbuchen and Mrs William Moser. Quota of 50 pints covered Washington Adams Mt Pleasant townships and Monticello village. Harold Schulz led arrangements with help from Mrs Ted Zurbuchen. Evangelical United Brethren Church Aid Circle provided refreshments.
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Monticello
Red Cross
Zwingli Fellowship Hall
Walter Ringhand
Permin Graber
Howard Steinmann
Zane Zurbuchen
William Moser
Washington
Adams
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Schulz
Ted Zurbuchen
Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Milk Holding Slated As NFO Topic Here
Green County NFO members are urged to attend a vital monthly meeting in the Ag Building Monroe at 8 30 p m to discuss a possible forthcoming holding of milk. Lamont Zimmerman, Juda, dairy board chairman, will lead the session.
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NFO
Green County Nfo
Lamont Zimmerman
Juda
Dairy Board
Monroe
Mayors Discuss Financing City Services in Wisconsin
Mayors and city managers from 14 Wisconsin municipalities met in Madison to consider proposals to ease rising service costs. Monroe Mayor Walter R. Ekum attended the gathering amid tax pressure and budget concerns.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Monroe
Walter R. Ekum
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Capt. Kubly
Helen E. Zimerli
Raymond R. Kubly
Honor
Marla Mae
Patty Jo
Gary Buholzer
Roger L. Elmer
Judge Elmer
Helen Myers
Helen Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Louis A. Koenig
Ralph J. Kundert
Joseph D. Viney
Corporation Coun
Brodac City
Bloodmobile
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