Winners Listed At Brooklyn Show Dairy Day Judging
Traditional dairy cattle judging highlighted Dairy Day in Brooklyn with grand champion females shown by Jody Wegmueller Steve Digman and Rick Reuter and grand champion males by Tom Hoesly and David Brown. Complete placings list Holsteins grand champion male Tom Hoesly and reserve Stan Keehn among others with numerous 4H and FFA exhibitors from New Glarus Monroe Brooklyn and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Jody Wegmuller
Steve Digman
Rick Reuter
Tom Hoesly
David Brown
New Glarus
FFA
Monroe Pma
Orville Hawthorn
Route 1
Monroe
Sheldon Hoesly
Wanda
Jolly Mixers
New Glarus Ffa
Browntown
John Elmer
Dianne Deininger
Richland
Tom Christen
Silverview
Kathy Zimmerli
Decatur
Norma Easter
Cadiz
Davie Brown
Monroe Ffa
Nathan Brown
Route 2
Kenneth Hartwig
Green County Dhia
John Meier
Juda Ffa
Eugene Meier
Juda
Jr. Bull
Sr. Bull
Jody Wegmueller
Ernest Wegmueller
Dave Babcock
Carnation Breeders
Evansville
Wis
Dennis Kuenzi
Christine Meier
American Breeders Service
Orville Wiemann
Belleville
Robin Reuter
Mrs. Keegan 84, former Assemblyman wife, dies in Monroe
Mrs. Huldah Josephine Keegan 84, wife of former Green County Assemblyman Harry A. Keegan, died 12:23 p.m. Saturday in St. Clare Hospital after illness. Born May 27, 1883 in Montrose Township, she married Harry A. Keegan on February 25, 1908. The couple farmed near Juda and Monroe, retired in 1942, and were long active in St. Victor's Church and local groups. Surviving are her husband and three sons.
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Green County
Harry A. Keegan
14Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Huldah Josephine Regez
Montrose Township
Dane
Rudolph and
Lizetta Wittwer Regez
Monroe
St. Victor’s
Thomas Dempsey
Juda
Mont?roe
Washington Township
Keegan
Keegans
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Washington Homemakers
Thomas R
Green County Dairy Queen crowned in Brooklyn festival
Miss Madeline Bosben, Juda daughter, crowned Green County Dairy Queen after a parade and dairy cattle show in Brooklyn. Lois Lien of Belleville named Dairy Princess. both titles acknowledged by finalists amid celebration. 4-H clubs Toledo, York and Juda led parade displays. Myron Jeglum officiated. Fourth of July forecast cool and sunny with temps in the high 60s to low 70s and no rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamville
Legler
Brooklyn
Green County Dairy Queen
Miss Lien
Marie Legler
Lois Lien
Belle Dairy Princess
Times
Madeline Bosben
Juda
New Green County
Belleville
Allie Fink
Evening Times
Green County
Duane Bosben
Harriet Keener
Diana Isely
Monroe
Lois
Ole Lien
Washington 4H Club
Raymond Peterson
Blue Mounds
York 4H Club
New Glarus
Juda Jolly
Argus
Oak Corners
Myron Jeglum
Bryant Wachman
Permin Graber
William Legler
Cletus Byrnes
Frank Wing
Betty Lindberg
Ralph Cooper
Mrs. Legler
Lois Linen
Wisconsin
July Birthday Bangs Up the Cake
Daily Doggerel by Clair R Memes jokes about July birthdays with a playful urge for a bang up birthday binge and celebratory fireworks on the cake top. The verse ends with a cheerful birthday greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair R. Memes
Police pursue hit and run driver after Fourth of July weekend accidents
Police report multiple weekend crashes including a four car collision on Highway 1161 near Monroe. Gary L. Anderson hospitalizes after 5 40 a.m. wreck on County Trunk K. A hit and run at Sixth Street Monroe prompts search near Idle Hour Mansion before suspect emerges at Idle Hour Mansion Motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's
Monroe
Gary L. Anderson
Monticello
St. Clare
Bridgeguard Rail
Karlen
Raymond J. Schenk
Albany
Mechanic and
Main Streets
Highway 59
Mary H. Woodruff
Route 1
Davis
Daniel A. Wilbanks
Avalon
Woodruff
Wilbanks
Larry Powers
17Th St
St. Clare Hospital
Harry VanHouten
9Th St
Ill
20Th Ave
Robert W Stuckey
Sixth St
Stuckey
Idle Hour Mansion
Violent Fourth of July Night in Lake Geneva Hits City
Police faced a second night of violence as thousands of youths hurled beer bottles and fireworks. Windows were broken and meters ripped as officers and National Guardsmen responded. curfew and bar closings were imposed to quiet the uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Polk
Lake Geneva
Wis
Wisconsin
Elkhorn
Donald Fry
Chicago
Mecca
James van Beek
van Beek
Lakeside Park
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Coin Club Revives Session Schedule Monthly
The Monroe Coin Club, first organized in 1961, reactivates with monthly meetings on the last Tuesday in the Community Room of The First National Bank. New officers include Howard A. Schulz president Julius Hofer vice president Tony Kuban secretary treasurer and others. Members plan a 1966 mint set as a July meeting prize and seek to attract members from surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Coin Coub
First National Bank
Howard A. Schulz
Julius Hofer
Tony Kuban
Wilbur Hixson
Ervin Matzke
Ralph Lindsay
T. O. Stauffacher
John
Hamilton
Beloit
Nation preps Fourth of July amid Vietnam war shadow
Philadelphia marks 191st Independence Day with fireworks and a colonial era parade. The celebration centers in Independence National Historic Park with readings from the Declaration and a 3rd Infantry Old Guard parade in colonial dress. Veterans plan memorial services for the fallen in Vietnam and other wars. Other cities host large parades and national observances reflecting the wartime context. President Johnson vacationing in Texas. Lynda Bird Johnson at Rehoboth Beach. Delaware bells urged to toll at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Independence National Historic Park
3Rd Infantry
Old Guard
Philadelphia
Vietnam
Johnson
Texas
Lynda Bird
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Reach
Atlanta
America
Wsb-Tv
Jefferson County
Alabama
H. C. Rush
Bessemer
Ala
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Milwaukee
Circus World Museum
Baraboo
St. John's Church
Richmond
Patrick Henry
Delaware
Luther Terry
Pool Hours Set For July Fourth Holiday
The pool opens tomorrow from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm with no swimming lessons on the Fourth. Sunday July 9 features the Southern Wisconsin Relays with Monroe hosting teams from Janesville Sterling Whitefish Bay Oak Creek Greendale and others. Adults are invited to Wednesday family nights 6 30 to 8 30 pm and 5 to 5 30 pm for quiet swims. Children on waiting lists may begin lessons starting July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Monroe
Janesville
Sterling
Whitefish Bay
Oak Creek
Greendale
Monroe youths attend Key Club International convention in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky Monroe students Bill Spring Bob Holling and Greg Humbel accompanied by Ernest Spring attend the 24th annual Key Club International convention at the Louisville Convention Center Among about 2000 Key Clubbers and advisors the event runs to July 5 Kansas City executive James Jeffrey addressed the gathering Miss Teenage America Sandy Roberts of Milpitas California will award Talents Show prizes Tuesday The final session Wednesday will elect new officers with Larry Wohlford of Hutchinson Kansas to speak at installation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Spring
Ernest Spring
Bob Holling
Burton Holling
Greg Humbel
Samuel Humbel
Monroe
Louisville
Key Club International
Key
Kiwanis International
United States
Canada
James Jeffrey
Kansas City
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Kirkman K. Dolby
Warren
Key Club International Board of Trustees
Sandy Roberts
Milpitas
Calif
Larry A. Wohlford
Hutchinson
Kans
Suncheon
No Times Edition Tomorrow From Monroe Evening Times
The Monroe Evening Times will not publish tomorrow as staff join Independence Day observances. Publication resumes Wednesday with normal editorial operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
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County Mar
Brown
Mrs. Keegan
Miss Bosben
Coin Club
Irvin Matzke
Mr. Schulz
Willard Mauerman
Bill Moon
Stauffacher
Herb Damanouske
Leonard Lockwood
Walter Swinconos
Joseph Michalak
Bruce Stedler
Rape Winquist
Rockford
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