Lafayette Manor Expands With Third Floor in Darlington
Lafayette Manor enlarges its building to add 30 double rooms and 3 singles, increasing capacity to 123. A third floor will feature two lounges at each end and a chapel room for 60 as church services rotate weekly. Administrators Braun and staff seek 18 more hires, especially registered nurses, with completion aimed for September 1968.
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Lafayette Manor
Darlington
Times
Dorothy Legler
Lafayette County Fair Grounds
Pecatonica River
Lafayette County
Robert Braun
Wilma Braun
Durrant, Dieninger
Dommer
Kramer and
Gordon
Five Registered For UW Studies
Five Monroe students were among about 600 young men and women registering for fall term studies at the University of Wisconsin Madison. The group includes Aleta Anderson Kathleen Bernet Barbara Hefty Robert Rosa and William Spring. The week marked the fourth of the summer registration orientation to aid students and parents in housing placement tests and campus life. New students return September 9 for orientation with classes starting September 16.
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Monroe
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Aleta Anderson
Clarence Franklin
6Th St
Kathleen E. Bernet
Werner Bernet
23Rd Ave
Barbara A. Hefty
Roy Hefty
7Th St
Robert M. Rosa
Robert Rosa
St. Clare Court
William A. Spring
Ernest Spring
17Th Ave
Grant County newspaper merged to form Herald Independent
Grant County Herald, 125 years old, sold by Albert L Sherman at 84. The Grant County Herald will join with the Grant County Independent and be renamed the Grant County Herald Independent. Sherman notes the paper was old fashioned yet proud of its typography and long editor tenure.
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Lancaster
Wisconsin
Grant County Herald
Albert L. Sherman
Grant County Independent
Grant County Herald Independent
Sherman
Herald
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Bermuda
Shorty
Jade East Coral
Braun
UW Studies
Grant County Paper
Edgewater
Sheboygan
Rock River
Beloit
Nelson Dewey
Cassville
Kewaunee
WP &L
Public Information Department
Madison
Wisconsin Powerzught
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