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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
2
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An ailing Sir Winston Churchill, nearing 90, makes a rare House of Commons appearance in what observers expect to be his last. The piece honors his World War II leadership, his role as First Lord of the Admiralty, and his enduring influence in British and world diplomacy amid calls for national gratitude.
Glancing Backward notes for July 30 1954 lists three days of registration for gamma immunizing injections by Green County Polio Chapter with Dr Nathan E Bear as medical adviser. Also mentions honors for long serving Lincoln school principal Hannah R Bindschaedler and teachers Della Larkin and Edna Zumbrunnen at the State Fair.
The text reflects on a figure once celebrated for achievements now aged and restful. It predicts Winnie Churchill will fade into memory when his time comes, leaving a personal chair or new challenge in the wake of his service to people, governments, and mankind.
Mt Hoke special report Mrs Ellen Esther Buttrns Boley 68 died unexpectedly yesterday at her sister Mrs Clarence Heuer home in Dodgeville Born in Edmund she lived long in Daleyville area Her husband died May 1962 Survived by two sons Burnell Madison and Curtis Mr Horeb four brothers Clarence John Ernest Reuben and three sisters Hilda Mrs Irving Anderson and Mrs Heuer Services 11 am Saturday Perry Lutheran church Friends may call Gesme funeral home Mt Horeb after 2 pm tomorrow
Fred G Hefty aged 68 died at 1 pm yesterday in a Green County hospital from a heart condition after years of poor health. Born in New Glarus on April 20 1896 he was the son of Casper and Verena Ott Hefty and never married. Survived by two sisters Emma Freitag and Alice Eichelkraut both of New Glarus and four brothers Henry W New Glarus Peter St Petersburg Fla Wilbert Chicago and Jacob Monticello. Services will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Zentner Funeral Home with Rev Linus Wierwill officiating. Burial in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Cemetery.
SEA CLIFF NY Wini fred Lenihan 66 Broadway actress director of plays and exhibits and leader in Actors Equity died Monday at her home it was learned Wednesday Lenihan’s picture on the cover of McCall’s magazine in 1928 as one of the 10 most beautiful women in the world PHILADELPHIA Dr Marvin E Rehfuss 76 investor of a tube used in probing the stomach and intestines died Wednesday in Jefferson hospital First appointed to the Jefferson staff in 1936 he also is credited with developing a new method of gastric analysis Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
Johnson calls Aug 13 White House meeting with state university leaders to discuss state and regional problems affecting higher education. White House press secretary George E. Reedy announced the event as part of addressing broader educational and regional issues.
Mrs. Paul E. Schmoldt 51, wife of a former Monroe president, died Sunday in Milwaukee. Services were held yesterday at Elm Grove Lutheran Church, with burial at Highland Memorial Park. Surviving husband, six children, father Victor Raasch, four brothers, four sisters, nine grandchildren. Memorials to the church.
Rev Robert S. Wilch of the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Synod will guest pastor at Grace Lutheran Church for the 8 and 10:30 a.m. services in James C Plymire's absence. Wilch, ordained in 1952, has served in Spokane and Janesville and is a Navy veteran. He is married to Mary Alice King and they have three children.
Helen Mayne Browntown postmistress announces Frank Klarer receives a special safe driving certificate from the Post Office Depart ment for the eighth straight year. Klarer, a Monroe resident and rural carrier from Browntown, has served the postal service 12 years and leads the Green County Rural Letter Carriers Association as its president.
Local vendors and dignitaries fill the Green County Fair with exhibits from handmade crafts to live demonstrations. Roy A. Bovee and family showcase rock crosses and native Arizona stone items. Edward Bovee from Cottonwood assists. Harry Romell leads concessionaires at 86, now in his 58th fair. Pat Easter named Green County dairy queen. parade of race horses, Red Cross mobile first aid, and a police mobile HQ near the Administration building. Senate candidate Wilbur Renk and Rep. candidate Carl Kolota appear at the Republican tent. Burns Detective Agency runs ticket gates.
Rudolph T. Has kee reports on county schools. Young Republicans assist at Republican Headquarters. Ralph Peters of Rockford promotes Home Beautiful gifts at the fair. Tents of Tschudy's Speciality Co and a cedar centerpiece attract attention. Weihman brings a cedar piece from the Superior National Forest. Howard Barch and Harry Cain appear at the Americana booth. The American Legion stand has run at county fairs since the 1930s.
Darlington census lists 2,364 youths age 20 and under, up 38 from last year, with 1,192 girls and 1,172 boys. Eight-year-olds top the ages at 150, and there are 70 nineteen year olds. With 465 youngsters under four, about 500 more will enter Darlington schools in five years, says school clerk Elmer Virtue.
Services for Clifford Hutmacher age 61 of Route 4 Freeport will be held at 1 30 p m Friday in the Walker Mortuary Freeport Burial will be in Grand View Cemetery north of Freeport on Highway 26 Friends may call at the mortuary after 10 a m tomorrow
The 161 foot Goodyear blimp captained by James C. Maloney passed over Green County en route from Minneapolis to Chicago after seeking shelter at Greater Rockford Airport during a Monday night storm. Several families reported sightings. Maloney said heavy squalls prompted a safe landing at Rockford with his crew handling the year old ship well and without real difficulties.
Special services for Harry Mennenga aged 51 who died Tuesday night of a heart attack will be held tomorrow at p.m. in the Dakota Community church with burial in Chapel Hill cemetery. Friends may call at Greenfield-Eichmeier funeral home in German Valley until noon tomorrow and then at the church. Mennenga worked at Burgess Battery in Freeport for six years after farming. Surviving are his wife Viola two foster children Albert and Debbie Korn three sisters Ethel Hayunga Albert Ross and Harriet and two brothers Edward and John.
Boy Scout Troop 106 returned home after a week at Canyon Camp. They hiked 7 miles to Apple River Canyon State Park and back. Swimming merit badges earned by Legler Dodd Zurbuchen Dodd Rodenburg Sinnett Stauffer Wagner. Rodenburg earned marksman and Wagner earned second class rifle merit. Scoutmaster Donald Hurst accompanied the group.
BRODHEAD Times Special reports two music instructors resign from Brodhead High School Ronald Rickow has left after six years to take a similar post at Madison Central High School He is an instrumental and vocal teacher Mrs Mary Ann Nimm Miller an elementary music instructor for two years also resigns She married Edward Miller last April
Green County Fair awards list shows live stock trophies and cash prizes donated by local groups and individuals for the 10th fair. Dairy honors include grand and reserve prizes, showmanship, and exhibitor pictures. beef, swine, sheep, and horse categories follow with sponsors named for each trophy.
Times special reports mandatory physicals for entering kindergarten fifth and ninth grades. First day is Wednesday August 26. High school football hopefuls must secure WIAA card before practice. Elementary registration set for Monday August 10. High school fees and books to be paid August 19 20 21. Teachers report Monday August 24.
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