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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1964

Page

3

Turners Spark at 4th of July in Twining Park Brodhead Council Studies Problems

Brodhead council debates street work blacktopping and sewage disposal as Francis Gombar Jr recreation director pushes for 15 mph signs near the swimming pool area to protect crossing children. The meeting reviews finances, licenses, and planned improvements including a possible 68 acre land purchase and trailer home installation near the Withee nursing home.

Turners Twining Park Brodhead Francis Gombar Jr Gombar C. S. Pierce Pierce Music Co Pierce Withee Nursing Home Jerry Schmidt C. W. Brager Brager E. D. Potterfield John Callahan Ralph Whitehead Joe Gerdet G. D. Richardson Federation of Women’s Club

Monticello Social Roundup Highlights Family Visits

A Monticello social list records visits and gatherings across several towns. Mrs. C. D. Curtis hosts, guests include Mr. and Mrs. George Young Madison and others. multiple family picnics and dinners occur in Monroe, Madison, Prairie du Lac, and Lake Mills with participants from Monticello, Blanchardville, and Janesville.

Robert Holomb Sr Leon Holcomb Monroe Matt Bissig George Young Madison Roysig Anna Babler Bessie Youngreen Bertha Loveland Anna Elmer Emily Jordan Louise Karlen Florence Loveland Babler Wilbert Dick Waldo Dick Childesberg Ala J. E. Weatherly Debby Birmingham Norman Kvool Bob Cimino Jimmy Johnny Cristen Madison Lester Cramer Judy Joyce Carrie Prairie du Lac C. W. Karien Lora Dick Carl Dick Howard Voegeli Charles Schnetzler Royal Voegeli Mark Anne Washington, D.C Linda Ella Strahm New Glarus Kubly R. W. Karlen Judith Kar

New Changing Color Battle Dress Sought

Army and industry scientists pursue color changing dye camouflage that would shift to green in jungles or sand in deserts, offering improved concealment for soldiers in Vietnam and other areas. Research aims to create dyes that react to light, evolving beyond World War II mottled greens, browns, and yellows.

Viet Nam Army Natick Mass

Beloit College enrolls 48 Wisconsin underclassmen in new plan

Gerald J Mitch Disch son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Disch is among 48 Wisconsin students enrolled as underclassmen at Beloit College for the 1964 65 term Classes begin Sept 6 He is part of Beloits new plan replacing freshman sophomore junior senior with underclass middle class and upper class groups

NEW Glakus Crimes Gerald J Mitch) Disch Gerald Disch Wisconsin Beloit College Beloit

Tschudy Enters New York Seminary This Fall

Former New Glarus resident James C. Tschudy will enter Union Theological Seminary in New York City this fall after earning a BA with high honors at Elmhurst College Illinois. He majored in philosophy and is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Lynn F. B. Tschudy, now of Elmira New York, whose father was pastor of Swiss United Church of Christ of New Glarus.

NEW Glarus Ries James C. Tschudy Union Theological Seminary New York City Elmhurst Lynn F. B. Tschudy Elmira N.Y Swiss United Church of Christ

Eloise Kuenzi Earns Nursing Degree in Madison

Mrs Eloise Klassy Suenzi daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul F Klassy New Glarus is among 35 graduates of Madison General Hospital School of Nursing to be honored Sunday at First Congregational church Madison She completed two years of clinical training at the hospital and studied at Platteville Yellowstone National Park hosts the world's largest active geyser region with about 3000 geysers and hot springs.

Len Minneapolis Minn Helga Nicholls Karlen Betty St. Clare Hospital Jane Judith Royal Karing Nichollsson Jr Mmes Bessie Youngreen Ida Hoesly Flossie Elmer Dave Kelley Family Raymond Talmadge Monticello Paul Thoman Gottfried Thoman Belleville Wayne Nelson Edgerton Ronald Nelson Orrin Bismarck N.D NEW Glarus Eloise Klassy Suenzi Madison General Hospital School of Nursing First Congregational Church Madison Kuenzi Paul F. Klassy Platterville Yellowstone National Park

New Members Initiated At Cootie Meeting Here

Three new members were initiated in the first and second degrees as the Cooties met at the VFW clubhouse with 26 members present. New members Daniel Benkert Leon Strasser and Bert Torkelson were named. Walter Laeser received a gold pin from national headquarters for his work in bringing in new members. The Pup Tent voted to buy a fire extinguisher for the new building to meet City Code requirements.

VFW Pup Daniel Benkert Leon Strasser Bert Torkelson Walter Laeser National Headquarters

Mrs Loomis Rites Held Tomorrow In Lena Funeral

Services for Mrs Alpha Loomis 80 will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Leamon funeral home Lena with interment at Lena Burial Park. Friends may call after 7 tonight. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Stanley Rayhorn Warren and Mrs Walter Rouse Shannon NL three sons Glen Jesse and Dale all of Lena one sister Mrs Alma Starr Monroe 15 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.

Alpha Loomis Lena Leamon Stanley Rayhorn Warren Walter Rouse Shannon Glen Jesse Dale Alma Starr Monroe

Kennedy Widow Plans Move to New York with Children

Mrs. John F. Kennedy will leave Washington to reside in New York with her children Caroline and John Jr. She will sell the 14 room Georgetown house at 3017 N Street and the 26 acre Wexford estate in Virginia, moving to the Carlyle Hotel until an apartment is found.

Washington John F. Kennedy New York Caroline John Jr Kennedy Georgetown Dallas N Street Wexford Virginia Hunt Country Carlyle Hotel

World Fair Shows Close Over Poor Business

The Wonder World $3.5 million show at the World’s Fair closed due to weak demand. Ice Travaganza producers warn their act may end after Saturday. Texas Pavilion’s To Broadway With Love also suffered, moving to six days a week after a dismal weekend. Exhibitors aimed for 300,000 daily crowds, but attendance barely reached 200,000.

New York Texas Pavilion

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Brodhead Council Turner Times Ernest Lehr America American Swiss American Gymnastic Association Nancy Nancy Krattiger Walter Ruef C. D. Curtis Tschudy New York Seminary Eloise Kuenzi Cootie Sinner Neushwander Gincial Wem Earl Hager 19Th Avenue Herbert Booth Jackie Hilltop TV Phillips & Smith Furniture & Appliance City Hiway Wis
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