Voegeli Cow Wins Honors at Mineral Point Fair
Aged cow V. B. Princess Hilunda Pavanne shown by Voegeli Farm earned grand champion in the Canton Two Brown Swiss Association Show at the Mineral Point Fairgrounds. Voegeli also won senior and junior champion titles in cow classes and four firsts, while Meythaler Cold Springs Farm took five. The event drew 70 animals from 21 exhibitors. Cold Spring Farm captured grand bull champion Cold Spring's Challenge, with senior champion going to Gratiot's Franze and Robert Hodge. Jody Wegmueller led junior exhibitors as senior yearling. a Stitzer exhibitor named Janice Fritz earned reserve champion.
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Voegeli Farm, Inc
Mineral Point Fairgrounds
Voegeli
Voegels
Meythaler Cold Springs Farm
Meythaler
Cold Spring Farm
Cold Spring
Franze
Robert Hodgeson
Gratiot
Jody Wegmueller
Stitzer
Janice Fritz
Kubly Promoted to Sergeant in Germany
Herbert F. Kubly, newly promoted to sergeant in Germany, has served since October 1964 and spent 11 months there as a teletype operator. He is the son of Fred Kubly of Brooklyn and Mrs. Madeline Kubly of Monroe, with mailing address Sgt. Herbert F. Kubly R. A. 16-816-703 97th Signal BN Detachment c/o II German Corps APO-09035 New York NY.
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Kubly
Herbert F. Kubly
Germany
Fred Kubly
Brooklyn
Madeline Kubly
Monroe
97Th Signal BN
c/o II German Corps
New York
N.Y
Training Complete for Pvt David A. Ohnstad at Fort Gordon
Pvt. David A. Ohnstad son of Mr and Mrs Joe Ohnstad Route 3 Darlington completed eight weeks of military police training at the Army Training Center Fort Gordon Ga on July 8 He enlisted last February and completed basic training at Fort Knox Ky He studied civil and military law traffic control map reading prisoner of war control and self defense
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David A. Ohnstad
Joe Ohnstad
Route 3
Darlington
Army Training Center
Fort Gordon
Ohnstad
Army
Fort Knox
Funeral for Gary Tielkemeier Held in Rock City
Funeral services were conducted in Rock City Illinois for Gary Lee Tielkemeier 14 who died Friday when his leg was caught in a feed auger in a barn yard accident. Deputy coroner Leo Blair cited loss of blood shock as the cause. An inquest will be held later. He was to enter Dakota High School as a freshman and was survived by his parents three sisters and grandparents.
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Rock
Rock City
Ill
EUB
Gary Lee Tielkemeier
Ira Zimmerman
Monroe
Leo Blair
Stephenson County
Gary
Dakota (Ill
Freeport
Francis
Doris Zimmerman Tielkemeier
EUB Church
Shelby
Nancy
Carol
Ira Zimmermans
Chester Bouray
Alfred Tielkemeier
Pecatonica
Rent that Room Through Classified Ads
A Monroe Evening Times classified notice offers room rentals via the classifieds section. Details likely include pricing, location hints, duration, and contact information for prospective tenants seeking temporary or long term lodging.
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Monroe Evening Times
Niffenegger Installed as Legion Leader at Wisconsin Convention
Zilmer Riley Post No 84 and Auxiliary Unit members returned from the Department of Wisconsin American Legion Convention in Eau Claire held July 15 to 17. Attendees included John A. Marty and Edward Niffenegger Jr. with posts and auxiliary officers. Eberhardt, Flisram, West, and Gerhart. Eberhardt and Niffenegger marched in the parade. poems by Mrs. Eberhart won the Poppy Poem contest.
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Zilmer - Riley
American Legion
Eau Claire
Department of Wisconsin, American Legion
John A. Marty
Edward Niffenegger Jr
William Eberhardt
Olin Flisram
Russell West
Warren Gerhart
Eberhardt and
Niffenegger
3Rd District
West
J. A. Marty
National Defense
Election Commission
Gerhart
Flisram
Edward Niffenegger
Eberhardt
Jake Schurman
Cow Numbers On the Decline in Dairy Herds
Washington Agriculture Department reports show about 870000 fewer cows milked in the year ending last month, a 6 percent drop, with milk production down 3 percent. Cows milked this June≈14.6 million, down from 15.5 million a year earlier. 1960-64 June average about 16.9 million. Production for the year is down 4 percent, with shortages of skilled labor and competition from beef cattle and nearby industries cited as factors.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
On This Date in History July 19 1966 Highlights
On July 19 1966 the year marks 200 days passed and 165 remain. Notable events include 1892 President Benjamin Harrison ordering 2000 U S troops to the Coeur d Alene mining district to restore order among strikers.
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Benjamin Harris
U.S
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Denmark
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Madison nurse Joyce E. Austin receives dental pin
Miss Joyce E. Austin of Madison, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alden P Austin of Monroe, has earned a dental nurse pin from the Chicago School of Dental Nursing. She is employed by Dr George E Orsech and Dr Paul F Baker in Madison.
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Joyce E. Austin
Madison
Alden P. Austii
Monroe
Miss Austin
Chicago School of Dental Nursing
Chicago
George E. Orsech
Paul F. Baker
Timeline trivia spans wars floods and global events
The passage recalls events across decades including a 1934 Rome bombing, a 1950s balanced U.S. budget with revenues topping spending by 1.25 billion, a Charleston flood fatality count of at least 19, and Adlai Stevenson’s death preceded by United Nations tributes in London.
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Rome
Eisenhower
Washington
Charleston
W. Va
United Nations
General Assembly
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
London
Auto and Cycle Mishaps In Monroe Police Report
Monroe police investigated a two car collision at 6 37 a m. Marion P Schulz 2524 13th St struck Viola M Buholzer 1118 30th Ave parked car. A cycle crash Sunday on 13th St 2300 block injuring Beloit youths Gordon Lee MacNees and Robert Allen Wilson both taken to St Clare Hospital.
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Monroe
Marion P. Schulz
13Th St
Viola M. Buholzer
30Th Ave
Beloit
Gordon Lee MacNees
Robert Allen Wilson
St. Clare Hospital
Three Seek Mt Horeb School Board Seats
Three candidates file for Mt Horeb school board as Gaylord Martinson and David Dybdahl face opposition from Fredrick Heuser and an unnamed candidate. Election set for Monday July 25 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the annual district meeting.
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MT. Horeb
Gaylord Martinson
Fredrick Heuser
Springdale Cross Plains
David Dybdahl
McNamara Injured Forces Curtail Washington Talk
A foot injury to Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara cancels a planned weekend meeting in Washington with West Germany’s Defense Minister Von Hassel as confirmed by the Pentagon.
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Mara
West Germany
von Hassel
Pentagon
Disch Son En Route For Viet Nam Duty
Robert Disch son of Mr and Mrs Sylvan Disch Route 2 Belleville left yesterday from Ft Bragg NC for a 13 months tour of duty in Viet Nam He is a 1964 graduate of New Glarus High School and entered service in November 1965 He took his basic training at Ft Hood Tex Disch spent a recent leave at home.
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Belleville
Robert Disch
Sylvan Disch
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Viet Nam
New Glarus High School
Ft. Hood
Tex
Disch
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