Swine Judging At Junior Fair Set Tomorrow
Tomorrow the Green County Junior Fair opens with swine judging at 9 30 a m and continues through the week with 4 H music in the Wisconsin Power and Light tent Sunday. The schedule lists judges and superintendents for dairy cattle home grounds plants photography crafts and more at the Green County Fairgrounds July 26 30.
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Ollie Fine
Times
Wisconsin Power and Light
Green County
Green County Extension Office
Stock Pavilion
Byron Meech Beloit
Kenneth C. Alien
Vernen Eberle
George Hartman
Raymond Antoniewicz
Maurice Visger
Leon Baumgartner
Ray Brubacher
Don Deininger
Dwight Hoesly
Calvin Kraemer
Gene Taylor
Robert Keen
Floral Hall
Darrell Apps
Henry V. Baebler
Linda Brandt
Kathy Meier
Mary Lindell
Chester Pinnow
Walter Ekum
Christy Meier
Sue Johnson
Ellen Martin
Ruth Apps
Edward Grossen
Roy Reinmand
Karen Hanson
Rita Paulson
Nancy Strommen
Jane Wells
Theodore Peterson
Larry Leopold
Abert Nvhus
Pat Duerst
Carol Deininger
Sue Teyda
Albert Preuti
Duane Beach
Carolyn Silvis
Aleda Schuetz
Kenneth Kuemmerlein
William Schuetz
Joyce Pagel
Marcia Wyss
Norm Frerson
Newell Smith
Myrone Jeglum
Joe Lehnherr
Ernest Wegmueller
Norma Kaster
Jaclyn Buehl
Kristine
Daily Dogaevel By Clair R. Munns
The piece presents a cryptic verse by Clair R. Munns and hints at a rumored event five months from today promising merriment and happiness attributed to an unnamed Joel. The text uses a devoted admirer tone with a secretive pledge not to reveal details.
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Clair R. Munns
To Be 95 This Saturday Mary Elmer Busy As Birthday Nears
At 95 on Saturday July 29 Mary Elmer of Monroe keeps a lively routine on the family farm. Born in Switzerland in 1872 she came to America at age eight and later became a longtime housekeeper for W T Rawleigh of Freeport. She and her husband started their life in 1892 and raised three children Henry and two others. one son John died in 1928. Now living with her son on the homestead, she cherishes memories of farming, family, and a life spanning four generations of Henrys.
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Sally
Henry
Elmer
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
America
Browntown
John Elmer
Henry Elmer
Richmond
W. T. Rawleighs
Freeport
Rawleigh
Larson Greeted At School Event
Monticello residents meet for the annual School District gathering in the gym. Joel Larson introduced as new administrator from Gresham Wisconsin. Election approved a 358704 dollar budget and a 14.43 per thousand tax levy. Three new board members elected Howard Voegeli Paul Voegels and Charles Hefty.
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Monticello
Joel Larson
Monticello Public Schools
Larson
Gresham
Wis
Werner Hefty
Royal Woelffer
F. William Schuler
Charles Hefty
Howard Voegeli
Paul Voegels
Charles’ Hefty
Art Silver
Rolland Zimmerman
Don Root
Hefty
Fred Rehmstedt
Rehmstedt
Monroe
Green County Fair Time Attracts Monroe Twenty Street Residents
Residents on the street to the Green County Fairgrounds gear up for the annual event. Vehicles and trailers head toward the fair as displays are prepared. Fire department volunteers wash down the amphitheater, and families preview the fair each evening despite litter and speeding concerns.
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Sally Hoesly
Monroe
10Th St
Fairgrounds
Green County Fair
10Th Street
Board Members Reappointed as Monroe District Approves Budget
Monroe School District electors endorsed a 1,858,212.94 dollar budget for the coming year, with a 1,475,000 dollar tax levy at 18.4 cents per thousand. Three incumbent trustees Dr. John Norton Kurt Schwager and Mrs. Lawrence Raymer were re elected by voice vote. Rodney Kittelsen was re elected board president. The meeting authorized land sale to the city for a lift station and empowered sale of several free schools if needed. Northside Elementary will gain new facilities. auditors report approved and officers reelected.
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Monroe
John Norton
Kurt Schwager
Lawrence Raymer
Rodney Kittelsen
Robert Ableman
Me Ythaler and
Caton
Certified Public Accountants
Kittelsen
Gibbons
North
West Clarno
Richland
Northside
O. N. Johnson
State Census Starts Today CD Shelter Survey Slated To Gather Protection Data
Twelve Green County residents have been trained and hired by the U S Bureau of Census for the Home Fallout Protection survey conducted statewide for the Wisconsin Bureau of Civil Defense. The pilot census, announced by Gov Knowles, aims to map private shelter facilities for tornado and fallout protection with results due in early 1968.
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Green County
U. S. Bureau of Census
Wisconsin Bureau of Civil Defense
Warren P. Knowles
Gilbert Czarnecki
Area CD
Evan C
Wisconsin
Czarnecki
Fairtime Action Nearing Climax at Green County Fair
The 113th Green County Fair opens at 1 p.m. Wednesday for five days with judging for swine and junior classes tomorrow morning. Horses and ponies are judged tomorrow afternoon, with 4H Horse Show nights. Dairy animals Thursday, Children's Day with reduced gate prices, and extensive exhibits fill the grounds. Gold Bond Shows carnival midway, exhibition halls, and amphitheater ticketing details set. Grandstand is free tomorrow night for the 4H Horse Show, and seating varies for horse and music events through the week.
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Mickey Stark
Easting
Commerce Hall
Exhibition Hall
Albany Renames Board Members
In Albany, incumbent school board members G. E. Heitzman and Arthur Houlberg were re-elected without opposition at the annual school district meeting attended by 40. The 1967-68 budget of 343,717.50 was adopted, with 167,591.15 to be raised by local taxes, about 15,000 higher than last year. Discussion focused on proposed reorganization of district high school and all-purpose school amid forthcoming trends.
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Albany
G. E. Heitzman
Arthur Houlberg
Brodhead district approves 86167 budget and elects two
In Brodhead Joint School District No 1 residents approved an 861,676 budget for the coming year and elected two board members Dr Tom Stein and Mrs S H Stair each receiving 46 votes. Walter Bowkie got 40. The meeting featured a plan for a new high school addition with a projected cost around 200,000, including a larger library and new classrooms.
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S. H. Stair
Tom Stein
Stein
Dean Peterson
Peterson
Walter Bowkie
Brodhead Joint School District No. 1
M. W. Stuessy
Gerald Thompson
Thompson
M. W.stuessy
Don Condon
Stair
Robert Green
Hoesly Back on School Board in District Vote
Harold Hoesly was returned to the school board in the district election held from 1 to 8 p.m. with 252 ballots cast. Gordon Henning won re election and will serve a three year term. Rod ney Marty was defeated. Ott did not seek re election. Moen named board president Thacker clerk. Budget of 468 372 adopted with local levy 290 289.
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New Glakud
Eimes
Harold Hoesly
Gordon Henning
Hoesly
Rodney Marty
Don Ott
Henning
Ott
Donald Moen
Frederick Thacker
Sylvan Erickson
Alvin Elmer
Hubert Elmer
Kennedy Wins Dane County Straw Vote Over LBJ
At the Dane County Junior Fair a Democratic club straw poll showed John F Kennedy of New York defeating Lyndon Johnson 289 to 148 on the voting machine. Republican totals included George Rompey 59, Charles Percy 54, George Wallace 12, Richard Nixon 27, Ronald Reagan 28, and Nelson Rockefeller 30.
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Kennedy
New York
Dane County
Democratic Club
Lyndon Johnson
Michigan
George Rompey
U.S
Charles Percy
Illinois
George Wallace
Alabama
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Blanchardville Board Re-elects Eldon Hird
Eldon Hird was re-elected to a three year term on the Blanchardville school board after eight years of service. At the reorganization meeting officers were renamed with Hird as president, Eric Swiggum as treasurer, and Kenneth W. Hanson as clerk. Other board members include Doug Baker and Fred Kolb. Voters approved the 1967-68 budget of 355677.70 with a mill rate of .015.
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Punawnanuvinu Lak
Eldon Hird
Hird
Eric Swiggum
Kenneth W. Hanson
Doug Baker
Fred Kolb
Army Troopers Clamp Down Lid On Detroit Riots
Army paratroopers imposed an armored lid on Detroit as President Johnson ordered action. Cyrus Vance reported a lull after 48 hours of killing and arson with 23 deaths. Gov Romney and Mayor Cavanagh kept a city curfew and business closures in effect while urging reopenings with caution.
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Detroit
Johnson
Cyrus Vance
Defense Department
George Romney
Vance
Jerome Cavanagh
Cavanaga
Fifty Miners Killed in Johannesburg Shaft Pileup
Fifty African miners died and 49 were injured in a deadly pileup at the head of a gold mine shaft near Johannesburg. The Anglo American Corporation reported the disaster and immediate rescue efforts followed.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Anglo-American Corporation
Pontiac lawmaker fires at youths in fatal shooting
In Pontiac Michigan state Rep Arthur J Law fired a 12 gauge at youths following a trash can attack on his market. Alfred Taylor a 17 year old resident was fatally wounded and two others were injured as a city with looting and unrest grapples with the incident.
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Pontiac
Detroit
Arthur J. Law
Law
Alfred Taylor
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Mary Elmer
Tenth Street
Albany Renames Board Members
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Brodhead
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Blanchardville
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