Demonstration Winners Named at Monroe 4-H Event
At Monroe High School a 4-H demonstration contest named top winners from multiple clubs. Douglas Karlen and Joe Lehnherr of Little Hill High won blue ribbons for fundamentals of archery and principles of a crystal radio. Others earned ribbons for cake decorating, sewing, table settings, and amateur photography across Juday Juda Juniors, Jolly Mixers, Merry Monroettes, Dutch Hollow, Clarno C C, Oak Corners, and Spring Grove with senior, intermediate, and junior recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Winers
Douglas Karen
Little Hill High
Joeehnherr
Ardis Grunnet
Jolly Dixers
Nancy Rackow
Carol Newman
Juda Jolly
Susan Erickson
Rosenarie Kaeser
York Inermediate
Kristine Meier
Clarno C. C
Debbie Miller
Spring Grove
Pamela Lyle
Alavilla
Nadean Streiff
New Glarus
Laurie Soddy
Merry Monroettes
Barbara Wuetrich
Joyce Lehnherr
Jeanne Ladwig
Dutch Hollow
Marilyn Grunnet
Jolly Mixers
Jean Dunphy
Oak Corners
Sue Hollis
Diane Torkelson
Susan
Laurie Bagley
Decatur
Mark Flannery
Cadiz
Rhonda Potts
Rosemary Neuenschwander
Monroettes
Ricky Ritschard
Washington Center
Mary Sulzer
Linda Schneider
Barbara Marty
Douglas Karlen
Joe Lehnherr
Connie Schneider
Stuessy Funeral Home Receives Golden Rule Membership
Stuessy Funeral Home at 921 15th Avenue has been accepted for membership in the Order of the Golden Rule, an international body of about 1,300 funeral firms. The order awards a plaque showing a knight and shield, signifying service judged by trust rather than earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fluecom Comoe
Stuessy Funeral Home
15Th Avenue
Order of the Golden Rule
Order
Communist China and Soviets Aid North Vietnam with Arms
U S government sources report that Communist China has sent over 750000 small arms to North Vietnam, much of which reached Communist forces in South Vietnam. The Soviets provided artillery pieces and other heavy weapons to North Vietnam, highlighting broad Soviet and Red Chinese support for the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munist
China
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Com Aunist Viet Cong
Local Jaycee Award Honors Roger L Hasse of LaGrange
Roger L Hasse of 133 S Sixth Ave LaGrange Illinois received the Out standing Jaycee award from LaGrange Area Jaycees at a banquet at Hinsdale Old Spinning Wheel Restaurant The external vice president post was also announced He works in the Lake Shore National Bank Chicago Trust Department He is married with daughter Patricia Ann two and one half years old
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Hasse
S. Sixth Ave
LaGrange
Ill
Chester Hasse
Monroe
LaGrange Area
Jaycees
Hinsdale
Hasse
Lake Shore National Bank
Chicago
Patricia Ann
Public hearing on mastitis rules set for July 11
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture will hold a 1:90 p.m. public hearing Tuesday July 11 in room 101-B Hill Farms State Office Building Madison to discuss mastitis control rules. Testimony urged from milk producers dairy processors dairy organizations and other interested parties. July Beef Month taking focus from June Dairy Month and the state beef industry ranks second in farm income after dairying. Vocational agricultural instructors from across Wisconsin to attend the 50th annual conference at University of Wisconsin Memorial Union July 10-14. Wisconsin Junior Livestock Expositions return in fall 1967 with four shows starting Aug 22 in Eau Claire the Central Show Sept 7-9 at Adams County Fairgrounds the Northeast Show Sept 25-27 in DePere and the Southern Show Oct 1 in Madison. Entries due Aug 1. blanks from Myron Jeggum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Hill Farms State
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Memorial Union
Myron Jegjum
Loyalty oath declared unconstitutional by AG Sills
North Carolina and New Jersey face a ruling on school teacher loyalty oaths as Attorney General Arthur J. Sills states the mandates conflict with recent U S Supreme Court decisions. He urges immediate abandonment and a toned down substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrenlun
N.C
New Jersey
Arthur J. Sills
Attorney General’s Office
U.S. Supreme Court
New Orleans landlord seeks former tenant return
Charles Pace told police a tenant who moved out left behind no furnishings in the bedroom, dining room, or kitchen. The missing property valued at 2500 dollars prompted the landlord to request the tenant be returned. Reykjavik is noted as the capital and only large city of Iceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Charles Pace
Reykjavik
Iceland
Savings Bond Sales Reported in County and State Totals
H L remon of Monroe chairing county bond sales reports May E and H bonds and Freedom Shares totaling 24,797, reaching 29 percent of 1967 county goal. county total 176,678. Lafayette County chairman George W Martin cites May sales 34,384 and five month total 155,773, 35.2 percent of goal. First five months state total for E H and Freedom Shares 41,576,862, 37.6 percent of quota. 1966 five month total 39,975,097.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Remon
Monroe
Green County
Freedom
Lafayette
George W. Martin
E, H. and
Browntown Social Notes Across Monroe and Madison Areas
Community members from Monroe, Clinton, Argyle and Sun Prairie visit kin in Madison and Beloit. Events include family reunions, music clinic attendance, cultural classes funded by federal aid at the University of Miami for Cuban and American residents, and various weekend gatherings. The Soddy-Palmer reunion and multiple dinners highlight ongoing neighborly exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Heer
Jan
Minneapolis
Minn
B. E. Maddrells
Maddrell
Mary Jo Klarer
Kathleen Majorus
Monroe
Mary Jo
Roland Cook
Lee VanMatres
Kermit
Donald VanMatre
Milkee
Klemn Luck
Chicago
LaVerne Lehman
Brenda Kay
Ella Lehman
Theda Mau
W. G. Mau
Jimmy
Madison
Charles Langford
Clinton
Ernest Foulkers
Kenneth Chapin
South Wayne
Marvin Sandley
Ivan Ellingson
Awalt A. Eichstadt
Chauncey Robertson
Sin Clinton
Marvin Meysthaler
Patsy Flannery
Argyle
Daryl Flannery
Durham
N.C
Soddy - Palmer
Browntown Park
Ann VanMatre
Beloit
Willis
Henry
Vernie Werren
Mmes
Ruth Flannery
Marie Weiss
UBAN
Miami
University of Miami
Clarno By Mrs. Elmer Beckman
Mrs Elmer Beckman hosts a bridal shower for Karen Fraiser at the Ortgeisen home in Rockford. Many relatives and friends from Monroe Madison and surrounding areas attend weekend gatherings and celebrate Cheryl Rodkey and Gene Martin’s wedding at Clarno Zion Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Timm
Robert Timm
Karen Fraiser
Eugene Ortgeisen
Rockford
Kim Christen
Donald Christen
Brian
Freeport
Lake Wisconsin
Chester Frautschy
Monroe
Albert Reinmann
Henry Eichelkraut
Belleville
Lee Maske
Leah Maske
Sylvia Maske
Christine Gilbertson
Glenn Roderick
Emil Wallmans
Eau Claire Lake
Eunice Bartelt
Roger Kubly
Lori
Jodi
Terri
Debra Alexander
Harold Bartelt
Madison
Wilson Rote
Willard Matzke
Robert Simler
Randy
Vikki
Wendell Matzke
Daryl
Nellie Matzke
Elmer Beckman
Robert Johlman
Rodney
Kim
Marshall
Owen Beckman
Family Land
Ben Furniss
Juda
Rosy Naef
Sandy
Terry
Ron
Jocelyn Rodkey
Johnstown
Don Rodkey
Warren Rodkey
Tony
Chicago
Cheryl Rodkey
Gene Martin
Clarno Zion Eub Church
Timm
Attendees at funeral and local visits across Monroe
The obituary list includes Wana DeMoss of Freeport with others at Mrs Walter Ausmus Sr.’s funeral. Attendees at Everett Van Horn’s home include Art Bartett Glenn Gilmore and Lena Raymer. Residents from Richland and Beloit, Janesville and Genoa share family visits, anniversaries, and Fourth of July gatherings with Preisig, Churchill, and Clark families in Monroe and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wana DeMoss
Freeport
Lee Nipple
Dianne Eimer
Monroe
Walter Ausmus Sr
Ella
Selma Grenzow
Robert Simler
Don Cecil
Albert Reinmann
Ernest Hartwig
Roselyn Vogel
Bertha Fritsch
Art
Floyd Timm
Lola Beckman
Leslie Albright
Josef Signer
Gwen
John Marty
Karen
Judy Marty
Frank Clark
Everett van Horn
Art Bartett
Glenn Gilmore
Lena Raymer
Harold Copeland
Richland
Wash
Evelyn Priesey
Emil Preisig
MHS
Preisig
Burdette Churchill
Beloit
Homer Goddard
Roy J. Rhyner
Genoa
Addie Roderick
Edith Burchard
Janesville
Bertha Wuthrich
Paul
William
Navy Seave
San Diego
Calif
Warner Herrii
Micky
Lynn
Lori
Brodhead
Frank E. Clark
Robert Fey
Clarks
Only One Survives After Death of Three
White County native Homer Adams 83 died yesterday near his home. His wife 61 was buried Wednesday. Ossion Adams died April 12, leaving a widow. The retired farmer and his twin brother lived within a quarter mile of each other and both men had married sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Homer Adams
Ossion
White County
Homer
Bitter Half Seeks Help For Marital Rift Over Bar Rules
Dear Abby columns reveal a 29 year old mother of three, married to a bar owner, complaining he forbids her visiting his establishment. She asks how to fix the breach. Abby suggests counseling with a third party, possibly via a physician or clergyman, to repair the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
A.W.O.L
Stackpole Family Plans Florida Move After Sale of Monroe Shop
Mrs. Ward A Stackpole and Jim will move Monday to Holmes Beach Florida to live There Stackpole has sold Monroe Electric Shop to Carl and Mrs Burgi He will work in electrical trades at Holmes Beach Their son Jim will start his senior year at Manatee High School Bradenton Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward A. Stackpole
Jim
14Th Ave
Holmes Beach
Fla
Stackpole
Monroe Electric Shop
Carl Burgi
Manatee High School
Bradenton
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Funeral Home
Adtaker
Browntown
Mrs
William C. Weiss
Richmond
John
Fami
Marlin Rose
Roland
Georgianna Divan
Sun Prair
Dave Mayer
Kenneth L. Mayer
Fort Campbell
Kentucky
US. Army
Pvt
David Mayer
8Th BN
2Nd Tag. Bde
USATC
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Clarno
Roy's Sanitary Dairy
Monroe, Wis
Red
I. D
Monroe Evening Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Florida
Axam
Recchek
Farm Recchek
Vre Som
Eoriseoarze
the Commercial & Savings Bank Junty’s
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