Rock Deanery of Catholic Women Elects Officers at Beloit Meeting
Mrs. Charles Miller of Monroe was elected third vice president and Mrs. Harold Tower of Beloit first vice president, with Mrs. Lyell Tullis of Janesville second vice president. The gathering at Beloit College Newman Center approved plans for deanery activities and a Oct 13 open meeting at St John Vianney Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Monroe
Board of the Rock
Madison Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Newman Center
Beloit College
Beloit
Harold Tower
Lyell Tullis
Janesville
Joseph de Stephano
Newman Club
George M. Hickey
National Council of Catholic Women
St. John Vianney Parish
Patrick O’connor
Milton
Confratern
Christian Doctrine
Floyd Miller
Evansville
Charles Heise
Nona Portman
Donald Jenson
William Thorn
Fren Braun
Myron Prochaska
Glenn Gibson
Footville
Edgewood College
Hickey
Mines
Tower
Miller
Tullis
Lawrence Dunphy
Albany
James Lenart
Francis Kelly
Rose Collier
Wayne Turner
St. Joseph’s Parish
Edgerton
Rainbow Girls Celebrate Founders Day at Decatur Lake
The Order of Rainbow for Girls held Founders Day at Gladys Benkett’s cottage on Decatur Lake. Twenty three Rainbow girls attended with 13 adults and three children among them Mrs. Bruce Reichert mother advisor and several local residents.
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
Gladys Benkett
Decatur Lake
Rainbow
Mmes
Bruce Reichert
Tom
Gladys Benkert
Alva Kugler
Sam Rubi
Olin Flisram
John Taft
William Johnston
Elizabeth
Monroe
William Behrens
Condon
Brodhead
Maurice Ringhand
Albany
Palmer Knobel
Susan
New Glarus
Diane Riemer
Kathy Condon
Susan Behrens
Joan
Janet Johnson
Pat
Cheryl Reichert
Christine
Geraldine Bober
Vicki Wilde
Teresa Miller
Bonnie Ringhand
Rosemary Forcade
Chris Smith
Ann Bauman
Ann Hanson
Ann Henning
Mary Burkhard
Cindi Stuessy
Vicki Kramer
Sue Cram
Elaine Elliot
Sylvia Davidson
Auxiliary and Barrack To Hold Joint Picnic
The Auxiliary and Barrack members of the Green County Veterans of World War I will hold a joint picnic supper at Recreation Park shelter house on Tuesday evening July 13 at 6 p.m. Bring sandwiches two dishes to pass and own table service. In bad weather the supper moves to the Legion Hall with meetings at 8 p.m.
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Green County Veterans of
Shelter House
Recreation Park
Legion Hall
Consistently Hot Weather At Carlsbad Caverns
Carlsbad New Mexico reports year round cavern temperature at 58 degrees. Outside, the heat continues with a 15th straight day of 100 degrees or higher. Friday reached 107 degrees, the hottest day since the streak began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
N.M
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Down to Earth Our Soil and Our Strength
A Soil Conservation Service column reflects on highway deaths over the Fourth, radio news hype, and weather as million dollar rains fade in value. It notes past leaders Jack Marty and Ted Schmiedlin involved with Moose Lodge event preparations and promises more names next week.
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Bord
the Moose Lodge
Jack Marty
Ted Schmiedlin
4H Land Judging Contest At Green County Hospital Farm
Despite dry conditions the corn crop looks good while oats may be light. Next Thursday the 4H Land Judging Contest at Green County Hospital Farm will start at 9 30 am and end by 11 30 am with several teams expected. Amos Johnson and John Winiger say wagon trains will be ready for the evening awards from 6 30 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Hospital Farm
Monroe Moose Lodge
Green County Ag Chest
Cliff Prien
Amos Johnson
John Winiger
Halversons Visit Monroe See Beach Additions Downtown
Ken and Dorothy Halverson spent last weekend in Monroe. Ken, now with the Soil Conservation Service in Wau paka, praises the area as great fishing country. He notes the Jaycees have created new beaches around the square, a fine addition to downtown.
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Ken
Dorothy Halverson
Monroe
The
Soil Conservation Service
Waupaca
Jaycees
Tangier Island Finds Doctor After 8 Month Search
Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay hires Dr. Oscar M. Watson Jr. of Denver after an eight month drive-by search across radio TV and newspapers. The 54 year old surgeon and his nurse wife will serve the 900 resident island and replace Dr. John E. Parks Jr who left due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
Oscar M. Watson Jr
Denver, Colo
John E. Parks Jr
Man Sentenced for Driving Without License TV Fourth of July Comment
Alvin Silmond, 27, failed to appear July 1 on driving without a license and expired license plate charges. He told the court he feared jail and did not want to miss the Fourth of July. The judge sentenced him to five days in jail and a $70 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alvin Silmond
Floods Leave Over 50,000 Homeless in Chittagong District
In East Pakistan, more than 50,000 people are homeless due to widespread flooding in the Chittagong district near the Burmese border. The Bay of Bengal Barisal district floods worsen after a cyclone and tidal wave struck May 12.
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Cacca
East Pakistan
Chittagong
Barisal
Bay of Bengal
Wisconsin Gov Leads Badger State Day at New York Fair
Gov. Warren P. Knowles headed Wisconsin's World’s Fair presence during Wisconsin Day at the New York exposition. A Janesville High School band led the procession to the Court of States, with performances of the national anthem and On Wisconsin. The governor received a silver medallion and plaque, spoke to the crowd, and attended meals and exhibits at the Wisconsin pavilion, GM’s Futurama, and a Tower of Lights ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin
Badger State
Warren P. Knowles
Fair
Janesville
Wis
Court of States
Selma Herbert
Gen. W. Potter
Gov. Knowles
Jack B. Olson
Wisconsin World’s Fair Participation Corporation
Knowles
Wisconsin Pavilion
Bell System
Ford
General Motors
Futurama
Tower of Lights
Church Steeple Hit by Lightning in Shullsburg
Lightning struck the 113 year old St Matthew Catholic church during a rain storm. Fire damaged the roof and east eave while the steeple was dislodged and several stained glass windows broken. Workmen began repairs and mass was planned for tomorrow under Rev LaVerne Ihm. Firefighters stopped the blaze after 3 am.
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Shullsburg
St. Matthew’s Catholic
Samuel Charles Mazzuchelli
LaVerne Ihm
Slashed Prices Spark Crashed Clo vis Furniture Sale
In Clovis New Mexico vandals broke into a furniture store overnight slashing and destroying about $2000 worth of new sofas and chairs. The owners said the break in will prompt a slashed furniture sale to clear remaining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
N.M
University confrontation over North Carolina loyalty law
A North Carolina law banning Communist speakers, passed in 1963 without debate, faces ongoing controversy. University officials warn of academic freedom violations while ministers seek repeal. The impact on accreditation prompts a study commission, with report due in November and possible special session if changes are urged.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Southern Association of Schools and Colleges
Senate
House
Dan K. Moore
The
North Carolina House
Moore
Study Commission
Eiffel Tower Tops Europe as Main Tourist Draw
Since World War II the Eiffel Tower has drawn more than a million visitors annually, securing its position as Europe's leading tourist attraction.
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Eiffel Tower
Europe
Fall fashion leans to bundled up elegance on runways
New York fashion previews showcase heavy coverings from cachet neck hiders to fur wraps as designers like Anne Fogarty and Pauline Trigere unveil fall lines. Models parade in boots, tunic coats, and long scarves while keeping faces and heads mostly concealed beneath cutaway jackets and hooded blouses.
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New York
Anne Fogarty
Pauline
Lilly
Cadhe Markets Heat Producing Furs At Bargain Prices
Cadhe positions herself as the heroine of husbands by selling heat producing furs at discounted rates. She highlights pauper pelts especially squirrel muskrat and rabbit with bold dyeing and stylish styling to attract attention and sales.
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Cadhe
Eggum and Erbe Win 1965 Forestry Award
Matt Eggum and Glenn Erbe, joint woodland owners in Iowa County, were chosen by the Iowa County Soil and Water Conservation District for the 1965 Forestry Award. They will receive a certificate at the Area Six Soil and Water Conservation District supervisors summer meeting on July 20 at Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Horeb
Matt Eggum
Glenn Erbe
Iowa County
Iowa County Soil and Water Conservation District
Area Six Soil and Water Conservation District
Lancaster
Senate approves 7.5 billion social security bill
Senators Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire both voted with the majority in favor of the 7.5 billion social security and health care bill. The measure passed the Senate by 68 to 21.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
D - Wis
Senate
Classified ad seeks applicants for Monroe Evening Times
An opportunity to advance and learn invites applications with a complete personal description of qualifications and references sent to Box 2 care of Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe Evening Times
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Rock Deanery Board
Rainbow Girls
Monroe High School
James Wells
Browntown Busy Beavers
Nancy Ekum
Clarno
Times
Down To
Chicago
Stu Essy
Badger
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Louise Lamboley
Lake Dr
James Fosdick
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Miss Lamboley
University Journalism Extension Services
School of Journalism
Hughes
Eggum, Glenn Erbe
Cosmetician
Wainwright
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