Mrs Chadwick Twining Chadwick 78 Expires After Illness
Mrs. Howard W. Chadwick 78 of 1905 9th Street Monroe died 5 09 p m Friday July 19 at St Clare Hospital after months with strokes. Born Phoebe Ann Twining September 22 1889 in Monroe she married Howard W. Chadwick May 14 1913 in Portland Oregon. She worked as bookkeeper for Green County welfare and later the Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe and was active in church and clubs.
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Twining
Howard W
Phoebe) Chadwick
St. Clare Hospital
Phoebe Ann Twining
Monroe
Clarence and
Marie Barber Twining
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Portland
Ore
Howard W. Chadwick
Chadwick
Green County Welfare Department
Commercial and Savings Bank of
First Universalist Church of
Monroe Woman’s Club
Mem
Wisconsin Democrats vote on antiwar and abortion resolutions
At the Wisconsin Democratic State Convention in Milwaukee, anti war supporters led by Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy backers pushed two anti Vietnam bombing resolutions through the committee amid a floor fight to come. Other measures urged ending the draft gun registration and repealing the abortion law drawing heated debate and political risk.
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Milwaukee
Eugene J. McCarthy
North Vietnam
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Resolutions
Vietnam
Ray Blum
Janesville
Robert Riley
Donald O. Peterson
Eau Claire
Peterson
George Molinaro
D - Kenosha
Democratic Party
Midge Miller
Madison
John Robb
National Committee
David Carley
Robert Huber
West Allis
William Riggins
Jack Nikolay
Abbotsford
Johnson seeks gun registration failure blocks bills
In Washington two House votes defeated registration amendments to a gun control bill, killing momentum for registration this session. The chamber also postponed a final vote on the measure and other amendments. In other items, Abe Fortas faces a possible floor vote on his nomination as chief justice after committee questioning. James Earl Ray awaits a lawyer meeting amid heavy security in Memphis. Sirhan Sirhan complains of insomnia while awaiting trial in Los Angeles. A New York line suspension leads to Turn to No. 3, Back Page.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Fortas
Earl Warren
Memphis
Tenn
James Earl Ray
London
Arthur Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
New York
Los Angles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Superior Court
Richard Schauer
Irish Cheese Makers to Exhibit at Green County Fair
Two Irish cheesemakers from Brown Town and Argyle will exhibit at the Green County Fair. James Curran of Spece Cheese Factory Browntown and Dick Hyland of Mud Branch Cheese Factory Argyle are credited with high quality Swiss cheese. Judges include William Schlinsog Glenn Erbe and Walter Minder. A new 24 by 8 by six foot Swiss display case tops the fair’s dairy show.
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O. L. Hare
County Fair Board
Green County
Browntown
Argyle
August Burgi
James Curran
Spece
Dick Hyland
Mud Branch
Wis
Burgi
William Schlinsog
Middleton
Glenn’ Erbe
Walter Minder
Monroe
Green County Fair
Green County Fair Board
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Wisconsin
Ready for County Fair A New Generation Of Horses and Men
Helen Zimmerli previews a county fair harness racing through July 27 28 noting a shift to younger contenders and new owners drivers while honoring legacy names like Perrin DeLong Morrissey and Bumsted. The piece contrasts old champions with fresh entrants and hints at the appeal beyond demolition derbies.
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Helen Zimmerli
Knight of
Strathmore
Dan Patch
Calumet Delca
Peter McKinny
Guy Crippen
Art Vogel
Arlie Frost
Pooch
Clark
Darlington
Mineral Point
Elkhorn
Schedules Set For Warren Fair
The 108th Jo Daviess County Fair in Warren announces new events for 1968. A three night sesquicentennial pageant Only Yesterday will be performed August 9 to 11 in front of the amphitheater with a cast over 150 from the county. Rehearsals are underway for the singing groups and actors who also work on the film Gaily Gaily in Galena. A Sunday parade August 11 at 1 30 p m will feature floats prizes 5 to 25 and entries for horses ponies bikes clowns and historic characters.
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Galena
Fun Day draws record turnout with ribbons and awards
Recreation director Ron Barribeau calls the event highly successful with many winners named in the parade including David and Linda Keight and Barb Strickler. In Gary Indiana sixty of the 276 police officers did not report for duty in a wildcat strike per Chief James Hilton.
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Mark Miller
Monroe
Monroe Park and Recreation Department
Mark
Times
Ron Barribeau
David and
Linda Keight
Barb Strickler
Barb Norton
David Elmer
Jean Norton
Kathy Benkert
Lori Garer
Steve Schneider
Pat Walsh
Steve Stuckey
John Walsh
Tom Pink
Larry Carpenter
Mark Pankow
Joe Miller
Scott Benkett
Ricky Ostrander
Jamie Wellman
Dana Robertson
Bernie Robertson
Ron Johnson
Tim Wedig
Mike Johnson
Mike
Molly Donovan
Jeanette Viney
Randy Holcomb
Louise Viney
James
Julie
Jodi Hooper
Julie Kundert
Karen Stiles
Brenda Edwards
Cindy Stiles
Wesley Robertson
Jakie Gmar
Jan Thorson
Ted VanNatta
Ron
Lori Silvis
David
Mary Ann
Kevin
Harold Miller
Fred Rufener
Randy
Steve Pink
Chuck Wagner
Steve
Tim
Pete Culhane
Mike Wilde
Peg
Makkay McKenon
Mary Ripp
Debbie Booth
Mary Barry
Peg Usher
Jodie Gordon
Karen Lindsay
Vanessa Baker
Sue Hanson
Jane Gibbons
Mitchell Lindgren
David Sickinger
Deb
Tom Kundert
David Springer
Greg Griffin
Jackie Majerus
Gary, Ind
Gary
James Hilton
Rockefeller recounts family humor on campaign trail
Governor Nelson Rockefeller shares stories from the Rockefeller clan while campaigning. The anecdotes, including a dime tale about his ancestor and a jab at government finance, appear in San Francisco crowds and at a Chinatown rally where a microphone quipped about the administration.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yorker
Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
West
Midwest
Fargo
N.D
Senate
North Dakota
William Langer
Langer
San Francisco
Chinatown
Pat McMahon Found Drowned in Tel Aviv Missionary
Patrick L. McMahon, 29, Beloit, brother of Dennis McMahon, drowned July 17 in the Jordan River at Tel Aviv while on Baptist missionary service. Survived by mother Alta McMahon of Beloit, three brothers Leroy Michael of Beloit, four sisters in Indiana California and Beloit. Hansen Funeral Home to handle final arrangements.
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Patrick L. McMahon
Beloit
Dennis McMahon
Brodhead
Jordan River
Tel Aviv
Israal
The
Baptist Church
U. S
Alta McMahon
Leroy
Michael
Marjorie Buchannon
Filmore
Ind
Marciella Monroe
Marietta Harington
California
Alta Reinert
Daily Doggerel by Clair R Munns
A light verse following a street meeting where two people exchange greetings or lack thereof in a playful mood. The poem hinges on a small social moment and misdirection about who was greeted, ending with a gentle, humorous note.
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Monroe Country Club
Legenda Reading Club
Half Century Club
Green County Alumni Association
Mrs. Chadwick
U.S
LBJ Forces
AP News
House
Jonathan B. Bingham
D-N.y
Robert McClory
Rell
Federal Refrigeration
Belleville
Gottlieb Brandli
Kahne Lumber
Chicago
Carson L. Perrin
Lloyd Perrin
Beetown
DeLong
Clinton
John Morrissey
Lake Geneva
Milt Bumsted
Bumsted
Warren Fair
Barribeau
Rocky
Freeport
Ill
Dorothy Legler
Pat McMahon
Clair R. Munns
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