Casper Streich Dies Former Monroe Cheesemaker at 78
Casper Streich a former Monroe area cheesemaker died at 11 a m yesterday while en route to Stoughton Community Hospital. He had lived at Erickson Nursing Home in Stoughton for a year after coming from Evansville born in Zurich Switzerland he came to America at 21 never married Nieces and nephews Frank Herman and Werner Ehinger of New Glarus survive He was the last of his family Services will be at 2 p m Friday at Zentner Funeral Home New Glarus with Rev Paul Schnake officiating Burial in Swiss Church Cemetery New Glarus Pallbearers will be nephews Friends may call after 1 p m tomorrow at the funeral home
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Monroe Area
Casper Streich
Stoughton Community Hospital
Erickson Nursing Home
Stoughton
Evansville
Mr. Streich
Zurich
Switzerland
America
Frank
Herman
Werner Ehinger
New Jarus
New Glarus
Swiss Church Cemetery
Paul Hartwig Shows Film at Rotary Event
Paul Hartwig Madison former Monroe Rotarian showed a film at the Monroe Rotary Club luncheon at Marco's Supper Club. The film, Bringing Home The Bacon, covered Oscar Mayer and Company operations. Visitor Joe Adams of Waukesha attended. Amos Johnson chairs the program.
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Oscar Mayer and Company
Madison
Paul Hartwig
Monroe
Monroe Rotary Club
Marco’s
Joe Adams
Waukesha
Amos Johnson
Area residents host gatherings and travel updates
Albany and Brooklyn Township residents share visits and returns from travels in Colorado and Wisconsin. Military travel notes include Eugene Schneeberger reporting to a California base after a Viet Nam tour and 45 days at home. Various families plan moves and visits across Madison Oregon Mukwonago Westfield and Harvard with Camp Pine Lake included.
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Belva Trow
Irving Rasmussen
Brooklyn
Colorado
Paul Will
Janet
Judith
Albany
Janesville
Ed Killingstad
T. E. Sharer
Stevens Point
David Sharer
Gene Herritz
Oregon
Eugene Schneeberger
California
William Schneeberger
Viet Nam
D. H. Partridge
May Thornton
Madison
Michael Sweeney
Florida
Laura Nimtz
Mukwonago
Fritz Osbaugh
John Tway
Harvard
Ill
Robert Bump
Wisconsin
Gilman Anderson
Orfordville
Pine Lake Methodist Camp
Westfield
Terri Runans
Stanton P. Steari II
Nancy Cleaveland
Tracy Clark
Gary Parsons
Gary
Ina Mahoney
Chrisy Mahoney
Milwaukee
Ida Smout
Sally Stears
Mahoney
Richland and Cadiz 4H Club Meeting Highlights
The Richland 4 H Club features Barbara Wegmueller leading a demonstration and group singing while Nancy Ekum Diane Liedschlag and Anna Wuethrich perform special numbers. Other reports include secretary and treasurer readings by Georgia Wegmuller and John Deininger.
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Richland
Barbara Wegmueller
Richland 4H
Nancy Ekum
Diane Liedschlag
Anna Wuethrich
Lavonne Dieckman
Kathy Myers
Alvin Sacker
Tim Eberle
Georgia Wegmueller
John W. Deininger
Calvin Kraemer
Dorothy Deininger
PMA
Nancy Eberly
John Meiers
Birth control pills condemned as dangerous by bishop in Philadelphia
Bishop Fred Pierce Carson, head of the World Methodist Council, urged birth-control pills be restricted like dangerous drugs at a Philadelphia news conference. He argued methods should be prescribed only for married couples after consultation with religious advisers tied to a religious body. Separately in Washington, Sammy Davis filed with the Tax Court to overturn an IRS claim of 227483 owed in federal income tax. He disputes the IRS allocations for 1959 1960 and penalties claiming expenses essential to his show business.
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Philadelphia
Fred Pierce Carson
World Methodist Council
Carson
Washington
Sammy Davis
Internal Revenue Service
Davis
U.S
Tax Court
IRS
Corbin clerk issues license. wedding then performed by preacher
Corbin Kentucky court clerk Everett Rains gave a marriage license with a small token, later learning a mother reminded him he did not marry the couple. The couple, honeymooning in Cincinnati, were later married by a preacher.
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Corbin, Ky
Everett Rains
Corbin
Rains
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rookie Leaves Cardinals Camp
Harold Lucas, the St. Louis Cardinals second round NFL pick, left the Lake Forest camp after breakfast amid reports he quit professional football. Cardinals officials said he was to trim to 280 pounds by Thursday. the team will void his roughly $300,000 salary plus bonus under the no-cut contract. Lucas’ attorney Norm an McIntyre notified the club from Cleveland.
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Lake Forest
Ill
Harold Lucas
St. Louis Cardinals
Michigan State
Cardinal
Charles
Stormy) Bidwill
Lucas
Bidwill
Norman MclIntyre
Cleveland
Contract Void After Lucas Request
Bidwill said the contract is void after Lucas requested a move for tax reasons. He noted the player has quit and if claimed by another club he would go for the waiver price.
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Tle
Lucas
Bidwill
Whitewater Expands Hamilton Field for 1966 Season
Hamilton Field gains one thousand seats ahead of the 1966 football campaign in Whitewater. Season tickets go on public sale August 5 after preorders mailed to 1965 holders. Home games include Stevens Point, Superior, River Falls, and LaCrosse with varied kickoff times.
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Whitewater
Hamilton Field
Stevens Point
Superior
River Falls
LaCrosse
Twins Sweep Senators With Twin Bill Wins
In Washington the Minnesota Twins won 5-4 in the first game as Harmon Killebrew drove in the decisive run with a two-out single scoring Cesar Tovar. In the nightcap Jim Perry tossed a two-hitter for Minnesota and drove in two runs while the Twins blanked Washington 4-0. Pete Richert took the loss in the opener after a solid six innings of two-hit ball.
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Washington
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Senators
Jim Kaat
Killebrew
Cesar Tovar
Pete Richert
Students jailed for cooking a snow goose in Madison
Two University of Wisconsin students, George Balms and Gordon N. Heller, both 23 and 22, were sentenced in Dane County Criminal Court to $33 fines for disorderly conduct after attempting to cook a snow goose they claimed was a turkey. Police arrested them after the goose was taken from Vilas Park Zoo.
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Madison
George Balms
Gordon N. Heller
University of Wisconsin
Dane County Criminal Court
Vilas Park
Park Schedule Night Doubleheader at Twining Park
Tonight at Twining Park firemen clash Eagles No 1 at 7 15 Chalet Cheese faces Curtiss at 8 15 Milwaukee Cheese meets Tom s Silo Service at 9 15 on second diamond Dorman s takes on Pat s Tap II at 7 15 Heeren Coplien duel Swiss Colony at 8 15 Chalet Cheese faces Monroe Machine and Welding at 9 15 Tomorrow Stow pitch Pat s Top No I vs Heeren Coplien at 7 15 Bethel meets Eagles No II at 8 15 Junction House Alphorn Lounge at 9 15 Recreation Park hosts softball Woodford vs Agrico 7 45 Treuthardt vs Hubers 9 15 p m Tomorrow Pony League Team No One vs Team No Four at 1 p m Softball Bennet s vs FFA 7 15 Huber s vs Hughes Mobile Home 9 15 p m
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Firemen
Eagles
Chalet Cheese
Curtiss
Milwaukee Cheese
Tom’s
Second Diamond
Dorman’s
Pat’s
Heeren
Coplien
Swiss Colony
Monroe Machine
Stow
Bethel
Eagles No. II
Junction House
Alphorn
Recreation Park
Woodford
Agrico
Treuthardt
Hubers
Pony League
Team No. Four
Bennet’s
FFA
Huber’s
Hughes
Kingston boxer sails to Manila for Elorde bout
Jamaica's lightweight contender Percy Hayles departs Kingston for New York en route to Manila for an August 6 bout with Flash Elorde of the Philippines.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Percy Hayles
New York
Manila
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Classified Ads Help Thousands Solve Daily Problems
Local classifieds provide practical solutions for everyday needs. People seek ads for jobs housing services and goods, finding affordable items and quick fixes. The feature showcases a broad range of offerings reflecting community commerce and daily life.
Gentile Returns To Major Leagues With Cleveland
Jim Gentile, once demoted after a temper flare with the Houston Astros, is sold to the Cleveland Indians. The 32 year old started the season in Oklahoma City after waivers, amid a bat throwing incident, a five day suspension, and a $250 fine.
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Houston
Jim Gentile
Houston Astro
National League Astros
Gentile
Cleveland Indians
Tony Curry
Astros
Oklahoma City
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A brief notice invites readers to rent a room via the classified section of The Monroe Evening Times. It highlights available space, contact method, and rental terms in concise terms.
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Monroe Evening Times
Packers Camp Faces Two Injury Setbacks
Green Bay training camp reports two casualty events. Gale Gillingham, a top draft pick, broke his right hand while with the College All-Stars in Evanston and likely will miss the August 6 All-Star game against the Packers. Veteran end Bob Long twisted his right knee but is not seriously hurt.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Gale Gillingham
Packers
Evanston
Ill
Gillingham
John Sauer
Sauer
Bob Long
Vince Lombardi
Long
Twins sweep Washington with Perry dominant two-run win
Yesterday Jim Perry pitched Minnesota to a 4 0 victory over Washington, allowing only two field hits and driving in two runs. In the opener the Twins defeated Washington 5 4. Frank Robinson collected three hits for the Orioles, belting his 24th and 25th homers as Baltimore routed Detroit 13 3.
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Jim Perry
Twins
Minnesota
Washington
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Franco decorates Wimbledon champion Manuel Sanatana
General Francisco Franco bestows the Cross of Isabel on Spanish tennis star Manuel Sanatana, the recent Wimbledon champion. The ceremony highlights Spain's pride in its sporting icon and Franco's gesture toward international match success.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Manuel Sanatana
Isabel
Sanatana
Nothing's So Logical as a N Ad When Something Is
A succinct note highlights the ad as a logical solution when a need arises. It frames advertising as the clear answer to public notice or market demand, inviting readers to consider the message as a practical choice.
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Browntown Park
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Bonita Sack
Glenda Lawyer
Upham Woods Camp
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