Music Students to Get Trophies at Awards Day
Five Monroe high school students will receive gold cup trophies for outstanding music service at an Awards Day assembly in the high school gym at 1 p.m. Thursday. Kenneth Krattiger leads with 81 points, followed by Fredric Moritz 58, Fred ric Rosa 52, Sandy Fritz 49, and Ginny Theiler 42 from solo ensemble work and community performances.
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Monroe High School
Kenneth Krattiger
Fredric Moritz
Fredric Rosa
Sandy Fritz
Ginny Theiler
Times
Mississippi
United States of America
LouAnn Gerber
Becky Trumpy
Phyllis Mohns
Beatrice Flanagan
Becky Houser
Kristine Brugger
Carolé Buénier
Judy Hefty
George Raymer
Sally Dickson
Mort Armstrong
Richard Schwarze
Karen Herbert
Pat Stauffacher
Jane Huffman
Storck Delivers Baccalaureate Message for Class of 1963
No. 2 Back Page reports Rev. Donald Storck delivering an inspirational address with the theme Where To From Here for 143 Class of 1963 seniors in the junior high auditorium The sermon urged personal choice and faithfulness to convictions The ceremony featured scripture read by Rev Gerritt Mouw invocation by Rev James Plymire and musical participation by the high school orchestra and chorus A banquet at the Swiss Wheel was planned followed by events in the M Room Awards Day is set for Thursday at 1 p.m. in the high school gym with the commencement that evening in the gym
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uarTess
Donald Storck
Storck
St. John’s Church
Retired Monroe Teacher Clara ZumBrunnen Dies at 80
Clara ZumBrunnen 80 of 1517 16th avenue died 7 45 p m Saturday in St. Clare hospital after illness. She taught 47 years in Monroe public schools starting 1906 and retired 10 years ago. Born January 19 1883 in Washington Township she attended several state and national schools and belonged to Immanuel EUB church and local clubs. Burial in Greenwood. services at Immanuel Church with Rev Orians and Rev Roehrdanz officiating.
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Monroe High School
University of California At
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Immanuel Eub Church
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Route 1
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Salem
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Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
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Greenwood Cemetery
Four More Die In Auto Crashes Weekend Toll Tops Three Hundred
AP reports Wisconsin weekend traffic deaths rise to seven, with seven named victims across multiple counties. Richard Murphy 21 of Soldiers Grove dies near Boscobel after car hits guard rail. Other victims include Rebecca Gray 2 Milwaukee John Riedel 70 Marshfield James McManus 23 Milwaukee and earlier victims Mrs Henry Vanikakenwort 20 Green Bay Earl Seeber 23 Watertown Lauren Hinds 70 Oxford Erwin Langdon 69 Manston.
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Crawford County
Boscobel
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Soldiers Grove
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U.S. 61
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Gerald D. Gray
Milwaukee
John Riedel
Marshfield
James F. McManus
Waukesha County
Mukwonago
McManus
Henry Vanikakenwort
Green Bay
Earl Seeber
Watertown
Lauren Hinds
Oxford
Erwin C. Langdon
Manston
Cancer Drive Begins In Residential Monroe
Monroe volunteers opened a door to door canvass for the Monroe Cancer Crusade chaired by Mrs. Ernest Zum pacu. The drive runs through next Monday as ward chairmen collect donations.
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Cancer Drive
Monroe
Monroe Cancer Crusade
Ernest Zumpacu
Iman UL Ie
Cheddar Mart Firm Prices Advance in Wisconsin Market
Wisconsin cheddar cheese prices move steady to firm as premiums for curing quality milk enter, with ranges rising on single daisies and midgets. Cheddars 3's 37 to 40, 40 pound blocks 35 to 36 1/4, single daisies 39, longhorns 37 1/2 to 39 1/4, midgets 37 1/2 to 40.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Tennessee School Enrollment Ruling Delayed by Federal Judge
Federal District Judge Seybourn H. Lynne withheld an immediate ruling on the Justice Department bid for an injunction to stop Governor Wallace from interfering with Negro enrollment at the University of Alabama next Monday.
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Birmingham
Seybourn H. Lynne
Justice Department
Gov. Wallace
University of Alabama
Public School Transfer Plans Struck Down in Tennessee
The U S Supreme Court struck down two Tennessee transfer plans allowing pupil mobility across races in Knoxville and Davidson County. Negro students argued the plans kept Blacks in minority schools while enabling White students to transfer based on race. Justice Clark delivered a unanimous decision.
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Alabama
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NBC
Meet the Press
Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Reynolds Pushes Thompson for Redistricting Action
Governor Reynolds urged Attorney General Thompson to file a State Supreme Court reapportionment suit to redraw State Senate and Assembly districts. He argued the Legislature has failed to comply with the Wisconsin Constitution while warning of ongoing budget and tax crises and rejecting a general sales tax compromise.
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Milwaukee Reports
Weckerly Named Monroe District Manager for Wisconsin Power
Robert R. Weckerly becomes Monroe District manager for Wisconsin Power and Light Co to oversee Monroe Janesville and Dane County operations. He succeeds D L Mossman who heads Dane County in Oregon with prior posts at Sharon Belleville and Oregon.
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Lake Geneva
Ton
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Patricia) Sette
Milwaukee
Oregon Rotary Club
Janesville
Harry W. Wright
Mossman
Baraboo
Dantiff Cline Jonnie Jrips Into Eternity As Fight Ends
Dantiff Cline Jonnie Jrips Facing fatal fight end after an altercation. Authorities report a deadly incident ending in a violent confrontation. Local investigators are reviewing surveillance and interviewing witnesses. No further details released at this time.
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Cline Jonnie
Pope John XXIII Dies After Prolonged Illness
The Vatican announced Pope John XXIII died at 1 49 p m after a long battle with illness. He had clung to life despite declining blood pressure and worsening condition with doctors saying he would likely remain alive only for a matter of hours.
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John XXIII
Vatican City
Crops Struggle as Heat Dries Region After May Rain Lulls
The Monroe area endures hot dry June weather with 90 degree highs and little rainfall after a dry May. May records show just nine rainy days this year, four with only a trace, while last year had 16 precipitation days. The Five Corners area southwest of Monroe reported some rain as crops face moisture shortages.
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Neal Esbr Vee
Kraft Foods cases touch Wisconsin cheese packaging firms
Kraft Foods researchers claim patent rights over a carbon dioxide packaging method used by Hayssen Mfg Co and co defendants in Wisconsin. Green County Pre Pak N Dorman Co and others were served notices of alleged violations and given 20 days to answer. Previous similar actions involved Swiss Colony and Wausau court findings upheld Kraft on sealing methods.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Kraft Foods Co
Green County
Pre-Pak
N. Dorman and Co
U.S
U.S. Court
Hayssen Mfg. Co
Sheboygan
Kraft Foods
Glenview, Ill
Kraft
Wausau
Patrick Stone
Stone
Eichmann Widow Returns to Argentina with Son
Vera Eichmann, 55, and her seven year old son Hansi arrived in Buenos Aires. The widow says she will live in the small house Eichmann built. They returned a year after Israel executed Adolf Eichmann.
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Vera Eichmann
Hansi
Israel
Swimming lessons and pool opening announced
James Mauermann, acting park and recreation director, announced registration for swimming lessons on Friday June 14 at 9 a.m. Red Cross lessons start Monday June 24 at 9 a.m. Temperatures in the 80s drew 823 swimmers for yesterday’s pool opening as hours shift after school dismissals.
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James Mauermann
Park and Recreation
Red Cross
Mauermann
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Uneven Trading
New York motors and selected issues led an uneven market advance this afternoon. Trading was heavy with about 5.3 million shares today versus 4.69 million Friday. Fractions to a point gains in key stocks outnumbered the losses as the market pressed toward new 1963 highs.
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New York
Motors
Milk Truck Collision Kills Cow. Several Hurt in Brooklyn Township
A milk truck crashed into the Nevel Broth ers dairy herd Saturday morning on Norton road four miles southwest of Brooklyn. One cow died at once and another was disposed of by a sheriff deputy. several others were badly hurt. The truck driven by Kenneth Bahl of Evansville and owned by Carl E. Wunschel was hauling milk to Goldenrod Creamery in Brodhead at 7:47 a.m.
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Brooklyn Township
Kenneth Bahl
Evansville
Carl E. Wunschel
Goldenrod Creamery
Brodhead
Norton Road
Brooklyn
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