1899 UW short course graduate recalls life progress
Arthur Andrews 90, one of the state’s oldest Holstein dairymen and a UW short course alumnus from the class of 1899, plans a birthday with fishing for his 50th trout of the season and helping grandson with haying on the 270 acre farm near South Wayne. His son-in-law Edward Saalson and John Saalsan run the place. a Sunday party is planned from 2 to 5 p.m. on July 16 with relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.L. Andrews
Ollie Fine
Evening Times
South Wayne
Arthur Andrews
Andrews
John Saalsan
John
Company B
Spafford Creek
Zanders Lake
Anson Andrews
Philo Andrews
Anson
Arthur
Edward Saalson
Rudy Berg
Cigarette Filter Claim Draws Investment and Support
New Jersey chemist Robert Strickman says a new tasteless filter is 70 percent more effective than conventional ones and could cut tar and nicotine intake by over two thirds. He licensed rights to Columbia University which plans medical tests. tobacco stocks rose on the news as Strickman hopes it hits the market by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Robert L. Strickman
Columbia University
New York Stock Exchange
Strickman
Columbia
Allied Testing and Research Laboratories
Hillsdale
N.J
U.S
Surgeon General
Washington
John W. Gardner
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Tobacco
Medical School
University
River Vale
Girl Scouts Deliver Blood Pledges in Monroe
Monroe Girl Scouts deliver pledge packets prepared for business places with ten or more employees for the Red Cross Blood mobile visit in Monroe on Monday July 31 from 1 to 6 30 p m at Turner Hall. Cadette Troop 311 members Vickie Lynn Bear Virginia Blum and Mary Siedschlag handle packets with advisors Mrs Ed win Goecks and Mrs David Ambler. Appointments may be made with Mrs Ransom at 325 9453. Donors from past two Bloodmobiles will be contacted soon. Appointments not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ray Ransom
Red Cross
Turner Hall
Vickie Lynn Bear
Virginia Blum
Mary Siedschlag
Cadette
Edwin Goecks
David Ambler
Ransom
Jerry Cummings
Annow News
Assembly Joins Senate in Wait For Compromise
MADISON The State Assembly joins the Senate in summer hibernation awaiting a compromise on the safety bill. Leaders expect a quick closure once a settlement is reached. a May–July schedule hints at a Friday finish if talks succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Assembly
Senate
Assembly
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Senate Assembly
Leonard
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Norwegian Youth Finds Monroe Stay Enriching Experience
Kaare Karterud Jr. 19 of Ski Norway visits Monroe for a month through a Lions Clubs international youth project. He stays with the Miller family at Lake Drive and later with the Smith and Etters households. Kaare, an only child, enjoys family life and plans for university with his future studies shaped by his gymnasium marks.
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Helen E. Zimmerli
America
Kaare Karterud Jr
Ski
Norway
Monroe
Lions Clubs of
Kaare
Charles O. Miller
1726
Lake Drive
Robert S. Smith
J. T. Etters
Dr. Millers
Roe
United States
Utah
Demands Outstrip Wisconsin Vocational School Facilities
Wisconsin faces growing vocational education demand with enrollment up 52 percent from 1955-56 to 1965-66, prompting a state study that forecasts 43.2 to 59.8 million dollars needed in five years for classrooms and 8.6 to 11.9 million annually for teaching space. The report urges increased instructional aid, regional district formation, and interstate compacts with Iowa and Minnesota to spare duplication and expand access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Resource Development
Iowa
Minnesota
Dubuque
Duluth
Minneapolis
Monticello Budget Plans for 1967 68 School Year
Monticello School Board proposes a 1967 68 budget of 357704 with a 191234 levy. Tax rate drops to 14 25 per thousand from last year 16 10. Meeting to vote is Monday July 24 at 8 p m in the school gym. Board election to replace or seek re election for three seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munienllo
Monticello
Lillian Hefty
F. William Schuler
Charles Hefty
Problem Solved Cape Kennedy Rocket Issue Clears Surveyor 4
Technicians at Cape Kennedy Florida fixed a rocket problem that had grounded the Surveyor 4 for 24 hours. They received an all clear to proceed with the Moonward flight planned for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Orangeville Centennial Opens With Pageantry
A large crowd gathered on the school lawn as Orangeville’s centennial celebration began with queen and court honors and a soil tree planting ceremony at the high school grounds. Local officials and state leaders attended as the queen unveiled a granite plaque marking 1867 to 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bolender
Orangeville
Adelines
Freeport
Mario Lozer
Linda Whittenbur
J. Milton Bostian
Ontario
Canada
Utah
Robert D. Law
Ohio
Everett E Laughlin
William R. Cramer
Burkhards Return From Napa for Madison Legion Meet
Former Monroe residents John J. Burkhard and wife travel from Napa California to Madison for the Wisconsin American Legion convention. Burkhard retired September 30 1960 after 40 years as Monroe postmaster. They plan a Rockford Chicago visit then departure August 4 from O'Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
John J. Burkhard
Napa
Calif
Madison
Wisconsin –American Legion
Burkhard
Burkhards
Rockford
Chicago
O'Hare
Check Presented For Country Club
Yesterday marked the closing of a 182000 insured loan by the Farmers Home Administration to develop the Edelweiss Chalet Country Club near New Glarus. FHA supervisor Joseph N Polich presented the check to Fred Meyer, club president, with plans for a nine hole course and clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polich
New Glarus
Edelweiss Chalet Country Club
Meyer
Harold Babler
John Freitag
Robert Feller, Jr
Two Cars Damaged In County Collision
Marvin A. DeRemer of Route 2 Madison and Jacob Voegeli of Monticello were in a collision at 12 40 p m yesterday one half mile west of Monticello at the Highways 69 39 intersection. DeRemer’s car had right front end damage while Voegeli’s suffered rear door and front end damage. Voegeli possibly sustained a neck injury.
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Marvin A. DeRemer
Route 2
Madison
Jacob Voegeli
Monticello
DeRemer
Voegels
Fireflies Blink in Summer Evening
Daily doggerel notes the hot days giving way to calm evenings as Clair R. Munns observes the first firefly glow. The poem captures a tranquil summer moment and the insect’s soft light in a quiet night.
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Girl Scouts
Dakota
North
Mon
Kaare Karterud Plays Piano
Guitar
Ill
Illinois
Linda Whittenburg
Fred F. Solberger
Ralph Babler
Linda
Lloyd Koehner
Homer Walker
Norman Schneider
Times
Everett E. Laughlin
State Senate
House of Representtives
Vsage
William R Cramer
Laughlin
Vietnam
Duane Witt
Lyle Scheider
Sisters of the Swish
Henry C. Riem
Atkinson
Helen
Dan Habecker
Eric Douglas Hanson
Clair R. Munns
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