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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
2
The notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches for republication. It mentions cooperation with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the ae Press Association.
Editorial celebrates Swiss Colony options on Monroe property as a sign of strong future growth. It credits the company with payroll support and economic impact while noting city land help and a broader regional expansion in health and commerce.
Sam Kubly, a longtime Moose Lodge trustee for 39 years, died at 83 after a life of loyal service. He helped with bar tending furnace work and other duties without pay, guiding the lodge and opposing moves he felt were not in the order’s best interests.
Lightning hit the Peter Vitale farm home seven miles north of Albany shortly after 3 p.m. yesterday. Albany firemen fought flames for 1% hours, causing extensive roof and second floor damage, and water and smoke ruined the first floor. Mrs. Vitale was home alone. her husband works in Belleville.
In Atlanta crowds form as Georgia begins its new drivers license program requiring color photographs. Women applicants express concern over their appearance while others wait to be photographed.
Hollywood actress Roberta Shore, 20, star of NBC’s The Virginian, opts to quit the series to focus on being a wife and mother. She married Kent Christensen on Dec 19 and plans to study at Harvard after her husband resumes graduate work at BYU.
London agents Knight Frank and Rutley said they will auction No 28 Hyde Park Gate, Sir Winston Churchill's residence where he died in January. Executors instructed sale likely in October, with eight bedrooms five baths and three reception rooms. Baroness Spencer-Churchill will move to a Kensington apartment. auction price unknown.
The 77 year old Methodist Hospital building was torn down for a new structure. Officials opened the cornerstone and found 43.44 dollars in gold and silver coins. The Board of Trustees sold the coins for 3500 dollars and deposited the proceeds into the hospital building fund as a gift from our forefathers.
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Assemblyman Fred Galli of Monroe, representing Green and Lafayette Counties, is slated to discuss "The Problems of Dairying" on the Wisconsin Legislative Forum. The program, broadcast from the State Capitol in Madison, will air at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. Station WHHI Highland may offer the best reception in the area.
Mt Horeb adds two teachers for 1965 66 Karen Wierwille will teach 9th and 12th grade English She is a graduate of Hiram College and Ohio Northern University Louise Regelin becomes school librarian a LaCrosse State University graduate who last year served as Marathon librarian Two vacancies exist for girls physical education and for English and general science and coaching duties.
Milwaukee businessmen sent legislators a report listing Wisconsin's per capita state and local taxes as the sixth highest in the nation and urged lawmakers to avoid increases detrimental to economic growth.
Four candidates file for four seats on the District 12 school board in Darlington. Incumbents Curry Virtue and Tuescher seek reelection. Christensen, a former member, also filed, while Paul Lee withdrew. Tuescher seeks a one year term to fill a vacancy created by a prior resignation, with three year terms for others. A July 26 budget hearing notes a 1965 66 budget of 751845 and a 500000 tax levy. Equalized value is 30195100 with 1965 66 rate 16.56 per thousand, up from 15.38. debts total 1125500.
Monroe Fire Department anglers Roger Voelkh and Dan Ger ber will represent the department at the Firemen's Frolic water fights in Orangeville next week. County to purchase a new radio unit to halt TV interference. Carl Colby, former advertising manager of the Monroe Evening Times, is business manager of Grede Brothers Publishing Corp Milwaukee. Swiss Colonly is discussed in the July 22 issue of Collier's magazine.
Troop 113 with assistant scoutmaster Willis Etter leaves for a week at Canyon camp near Apple River. Monroe district reports $19 short of its Green County Red Cross war refugee relief goal per Chairman John J. Burkhard yesterday. Joseph Valentine Zibung, 18, of Clarno, dies from a skull fracture after diving into Little Sugar River near Monticello.
On July 7, 1925, the school budget was raised by 500 dollars, bringing the total to 91,500 dollars. A freight wreck halted IC traffic at Monticello, and a truck mishap derailed a caboose. Funeral today for Julius H. Miller, longtime Monroe mercantile store owner. Miss Maud E. Wenger is slated to sing at the band concert.
Fifty years ago July 7 1915 plans announced to raise 1200 dollars for Cheese Day. The item notes weather impacts with June rainfall below normal and corn crop damage from cold weather. Also mentions motor boat races planned at Dill on July 18 and two inches of rain in the last day.
Primrose 4H held its June meeting at Bowers School to discuss Stoughton and Dane County Fairs. A 4-H party is planned for Monday July 26 at 7 p.m. at Bowers School with each member allowed a guest. Pledges led by Jim Lueders and Jean Austin. reports by Pat Ejith Marilyn Disch Sharon Yaun Danny Stolts and Dick Yaun. Refreshments provided by Leon Yaun and Gilbert Wittwer families.
Lord Snowdon rode a motorcycle around the Isle of Man tourist trophy circuit and averaged more than 50 miles an hour. He had not ridden a motorcycle for five years but took the mountain course without mishap. He is visiting with Princess Margaret on an official trip.
Miss Barbara Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Bil Fisher has graduated from Milwaukee Accredited School of Beauty Culture in Madison She is a 1964 graduate of Belleville High School and will be employed this Fall.
The Edelweiss Stars of New Glarus joined the Racine parade on Monday. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Streiff and several New Glarus residents, with John Yaun appearing to present a flag throwing exhibition. Following the parade, New Glarus guests dined in Racine at Alvin Streiff's home.
J D Zink of Oakland California captured the jet dragster three day special with a top speed of 237.36 mph at Union Grove. Mark Mano of Racine earned the gasoline powered division honors at Great Lakes Dragaway with 176.40 mph peak.
Mrs. Elmer Thousand 70 a Madison resident died unexpectedly yesterday in a Madison hospital. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Madison with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. Rosary tonight at 8 15. Survived by husband two sons one daughter a brother four sisters and 13 grandchildren.
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