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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
5
The King Family talks about their close bond as a 38 member group who work six days a week on The Family show yet remain united offstage. They describe shared church roots, upbringing, and social life including large gatherings, travel, and collaborative cooking and decorating.
Army Sgt Charles R Mulcahy 25 son of Mr and Mrs John L Mulcahy 423 Mineral St Shullsburg named non commissioned officer of the quarter for the 36th Artillery in Germany He is a 1958 Shullsburg High School graduate entered the Army in December 1958 last assigned at Fort Sill Okla His wife Bonnie accompanies him in Germany
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Bandi of Durand announce their son Pvt. Robert L. Bandi is at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for basic training. The address given is Pvt. Robert L. Bandi RA 168-32-144 Co. A 2nd Bn 3rd TRB Fort Leonard Wood Mo 65475.
Patty Onsrud 13 and Cindy Onsrud 14 win champion steer honors at the Stoughton Junior Fair. They are daughters of Otis and his wife from Verona and members of the Stoner Rockets 4H Club. Greg Trosper of Oregon takes champion in beef breeding stock, with Patty later earning reserve Angus, while David Fahey of Belleville wins reserve Chester White gilt and Phyllis Klitzman of Brooklyn claims champion Duroc gilt.
Alfred Siedschlag and Sgt Otto Erziger designed the Monroe Armory front plots for Co B while maintenance staff and guards oversee the gardens. The item also notes a Wisconsin travel leaflet promoting state information and visitor tips.
Second Lt. Thomas J. Anaf, interning at The Monroe Clinic, is on a two week summer training program at Ft. Carson Colorado with the 13th Evacuation Hospital unit at Madison. He is assigned as a medical officer to B Company and will conduct physicals for four months. At Ft. Carson he expects to contact Monroe men Donald Frisbee and Richard Nelson, both PFCs in the Regular Army.
Herbert Gripentrog Jr. of Wausau, operator of Owen Dairy Co., testifies in his theft and fraud trial that he withdrew funds for personal expenses but repaid more than taken. He claims dairy statements to the State Department of Agriculture were based on his former bookkeeper’s figures.
Help wanted classifieds promise access to a broad pool of workers. Employers seek applicants for multiple roles across industries, signaling steady labor demand and continued hiring activity in the local job market.
Eldin Arthur Ward 70 a retired cabinetmaker died yesterday at his home in Belleville after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Becker Funeral Home. Born in Clayton he married Josephine Kitelinger in 1913. They moved to Belleville from Richland Center in 1948. Survived by his wife three sons two daughters sisters a stepmother five half brothers six half sisters 18 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
LaVerne J. Schaefer 57 of Fenimore died in Verona hospital after a long illness. Survived by son Jerry of Anaheim California two sisters Mrs James Jones of Fennimore and Mrs Earl J Elliott of Dodgeville and three grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a m Monday at St Josephs Catholic Church Dodgeville. Rosary 8 30 p m Sunday. Friends may call at Lull-off Funeral Home after 3 p m tomorrow.
Joe Tansey aged 53 lifelong Platteville resident died after a brief illness in hospital. He worked for Nodorft Trucking Co for 18 years. Survived by wife Margaret Womack three daughters Loretta Nora Jean Mary Ellen and a half sister Ed Bartels. Services set for 2 30 p m at Mergen Funeral Home with visitation.
About 2 000 Key Club members and adult advisers gather at the Commodore Hotel for the 22nd Annual Convention in New York July 11 14. Brad F Anderson of Billings Montana serves as president and speakers include Commander Otto Graham and Edward Moyland.
Tuesday delegates will attend a business session with Kiwanis President Moylan and an administrative educational meeting. A World’s Fair sightseeing tour is set for the afternoon. That evening talent contest finalists vie for cash prizes and trophies. Wednesday includes election of International officers and President Anderson’s farewell address. The Billings West High senior will be honored for leadership, scholarship, and athletics before officers for 1965-66 are inducted.
MILWAUKEE A 55 year old businessman was fined 2250 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in the House of Correction Friday for failure to deposit employee withholding taxes totaling 4311 dollars. Oscar Plotkin owner of the Modern Fixture Co was convicted last March on 15 counts of violating withholding tax laws. U S District Judge Kenneth P Grubb granted a 60 day stay of sentence to allow Plotkin time to put his financial affairs in order.
Pamela Travers, author of the Mary Poppins books, will take part by trans Atlantic telephone in a University of Wisconsin book conference on July 19. Travers, in London, will discuss her work and answer questions.
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