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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

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Music Honors Given At Junior High Awards Assembly

Linda Abegglen led music service award winners with 13 points for solo and ensemble appearances and a silver lyre pin. Others earning pins for extra music service included Steve Rosa, Gregory Olson, Susan Mahlbuch, and Mary Babula. Several students received scholarships, attendance, and sports, with additional prizes in art and journalism.

Linda Abegglen Gottfried Abegglen Miss Abegglen Steve Rosa Gregory Olson Susan Mahlbuch Mary Babula Allan F. Barnard Sue Hayes Ellen Brauchle Sue Smith Nancy Zwicker Janice Ruda James Wyttenbach Lynette Brugger Bill Amans Barbara Arould James Babler Mary Etter Linda Frehner Mary Goecks Kriss Schuepp Charles Seaton Robert Skitum Kristine Snively Mary Zuhike Carol Barry Phyllis, Beer Stephen Benkett Shannon Burington Kathleen Burkhard David Goetz R. Mark Rosa John Schuetze William Spring Donna Springer Elizabeth Stuessy Christine Weir Diana Woods James Zabel Susan Ault Steven Bacher Donald Blum Donna Elmer Ronnie Elmer Linda Koblhagen Margo Kubly Larry Ruch Debra Schmidt Gary Schmidt Lynda Sorenson Christine Theiler William Aman Ronald Boeck Shannon

City Firemen Battle Blazes at City Dump Two Days

Monroe fire crews fought a stubborn blaze at the city dump for a second day, with 150000 gallons of water used yesterday. The Juda and Browntown departments aided, along with Don Faith and a Roys Sanitary Dairy truck. Origin undetermined and nearby areas spared. crews worked from 3:45 p.m. yesterday to 4 a.m. and from 10:45 a.m. to noon today.

Monroe Josef J. Benkert Juda Browntown Don Faith Roy Russell Neuenschwander Benkert

Two UW Drug Sellers Fined $85 Each

Pleas of guilty to selling drugs without a pharmacist's certificate were entered Wednesday by two University of Wisconsin students who were fined $85 each. Jonathan A. Breslaw from Larchmont New York and John R. Sandler from New York City pleaded guilty as Dane County District Attorney Glenn Henry outlined that they bought a non-prescription drug in large quantities and repackaged it in capsule form promising customers a kick out of it.

Madison Guily University of Wisconsin Jonathan A. Breslaw Larchmont N.Y John R. Sandler New York City Dane County Glenn Henry

Landis Receives Zumkehr Award At Honors Event

Dan Landis received the Robert Zumkehr Memorial Award during Awards Day ceremonies at the high school gym as commencement activities loomed. The event highlighted dozens of honors across 27 categories, with top honor given for citizenship, athletics, and scholarship.

Dan Landis Zumkehr Award Landis Zumkehr

Goldwater Moves Closer To First Ballot Selection

Miss Sandra Fritz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Russel H Fritz, received Monroe high school John Philip Sousa music award at a awards assembly. Fritz, a senior, will study at University of Wisconsin School of Music this fall. She serves as student director and principal clarinetist for multiple bands and ensembles.

John Philip Sousa Monroe High School Sandra Fritz Russel H. Fritz 22Nd Street Stanley Neuberger Monroe City Fritz University of Wisconsin School of Music Monroe City Band City Band

Schindler Boy Dies of Injury in Orangeville Crash

William W. Schindler Jr., 12, died after a Tuesday car bike crash west of Orangeville. He was struck by Vera M. Shippy, 48, of Route 1, Orangeville, while riding in the right lane and swerved into the left lane. He leaves his parents, three brothers Roger LaVern Dennis, and sister June. Funeral services set for 1:30 tomorrow at Orangeville Methodist Church. burial in Greekwood Cemetery. calling hours after 7 p.m. today at Cramer Funeral Home.

William W Billy) Schindler Jr Orangeville St Clare Hospital Vera M. Shippy Ace Dent Billy Schindler Dent Orangeville Methodist Church Sheldon Gerarden Greekwood Cemetery Cramer Funeral Home

Stock Prices Down With Sharp Declines

New York stocks fell sharply this afternoon as trading remained moderate. Daily volume was about 47 million shares, higher than Wednesday’s 3.99 million, and the decline marked one of the year’s steepest drops driving the averages below a three month support level.

New York

Editors Request Ruling on County Board Setup Law

Madison The Wisconsin Supreme Court was asked to take original jurisdiction in a case challenging the organization of 70 county boards. The suit, brought by Milwaukee Sentinel editors, argues the system dilutes voting power violating the one person one vote principle. attorneys urge the court to decide statewide constitutional issues.

Harry L. "Sonneborn the Sentinel Robert H. Wills Marvin Klitzner Klitzner Harold J. Wollenzien Waukesha County George R. Currie Wollenzien Waukesha Philip Morrissy Walworth County E. Harold Hallows Louis Gerard Racine County Corporation

Upson Addresses College Graduates

Donald Upson Rock County schools superintendent spoke at Green County Teachers College graduation in the junior high auditorium. He urged teachers to set an example for the community and outlined key teaching points. He said children should be engaged, not bored, and that individualized teaching with incentives fosters inquiry and growth.

Donald Upson Rock County Schools Green County Teachers College Upson

Mrs. Stephens Taken by Death

Mrs. M Fern Stephens 61 of Brodhead died at 5 40 pm in St Clate hospital after a decade long battle with polio She was hospitalized May 17 as a medical patient Born November 17 1902 in Spring Grove Township she married Roy K Stephens December 7 1921 in Brodhead He died May 14 1957 Stephens survived by daughter Nancy Rae Barganz Whitewater son Charles R Rockford sister Mrs Paul Zimmerman Brodhead and three grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Everson funeral home Brodhead with Rev Leon Richwine officiating Burial Greenwood cemetery friends may call 7 9 pm Friday.

Brodhead M. Fern Stephens St. Clare Hospital Stephens Decaur Lake Club Bank of Brodhead Brodhead Congregational Church Eastern Star Kermit Nancy Rae) Barganz Whitewater Charles R. Rockford Paul Zimmerman Rossi Rae Bruce Barganz Mark K. Stephens Everson Funeral Home Leon Richwine

Rites for Monroe City Council Dean Schindler Tomorrow

Mayor Walter R Ekum and seven aldermen will pallbear for Herman L Schindler dean of the Monroe City Council who died Tuesday Services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Melvin Rochardant officiating City hall to close 1 to 3 p m Burial in Greenwood cemetery Readings will include The Old Rugged Cross and In the Garden sung by Mrs LaVerne Schmerse and Mrs Ralph Kraus with Miss Nancy Chesebro at the piano

Walter R. Ekum Herman L. Schinder Monroe Third Ward Harold Snively Oscar N Johnson Fred R Simpson Evan C. Chambers Olin E. Flisram Jerry Coplien T. J Burgy Jr Old Rugged Cross Nancy Chesebro

Goldwater Near First Ballot Lead As GOP Convention Opens

The Associated Press reports Goldwater could enter the San Francisco convention with 625 to 650 first ballot votes, just shy of the 655 needed. California gave him 86 delegates, while totals show 1,050 pledged delegates with uncommitted votes looming in Ohio Michigan New Jersey and Wisconsin. Rockefeller predicts a convention win for Goldwater but stays in the race, urging a forward looking platform.

Associated Press Barry Goldwater Arizona Washington State Colorado Washington Alabama Hawaii Goldwater California Golden State Puerto Rico San Francisco Ohio Michigan New Jersey Wisconsin Nelson Rockefeller William W. Scranton Henry Cabot Lodge Margaret Smith Richard Nixon Rockefeller Los Angeles County Gov Sen

Boy Spells Geophagy To Win National Title

William Kerek, a 12 year old from Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, won the 37th National Spelling Bee by correctly spelling geophagy in the 30th round. He receives a $1000 scholarship and a Worlds Fair tour.

Washington William Kerek Cuyahoga Falls Ohio

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Kay Krebs Terry Kubly Key Club Ruth Schiller Carol Krebs Robert Knipschild Key Francis Koenig GAA Kay Peterson Joyce Camron Steve Chambers Gary Furniss Stuart Grendahl Paul Grossen Ray Heinzelman Robert Holling Gary Kranig Greg Kubly Keith Lindsay William Lisser Scott Martin Steven Neuberger Charles Pfund William Pickett Roger Remus Randy Roderick Richard Ronald John Sager Kevin Smith Kurt Adam David Craige James Doyle David Gooding Scott Haberman Greg Humbel Robert Janke Kenneth Kubly Galen Kuebli Fred Ott Ralph Phillips Donald Rueblow Ronald Smith Max Voelkli Craig Ackerman David Frauchiger Warren Holton Ivan Zettle Debby Whitehead Debby Trumpy Margie Bernet Sue Keegan Karen Witt Sherry Boss Mary Jo Janke Ann’ Wells Carol Burgi Mary Jo Goecks Susan Noble Cindy Goecks Douglas Benkett Marlene Armstrong Gail Stevens Kathy Bernet Kathy Burkhard Susan Smith Barbara Bauman Jan Wittner Barbara Hefty Nancy Ekum Christine Goderstad Marlene Ot Robert Zumkehr Eugene D. ‘Landis Carl _H. Waller Madison Public Schools Department of Education John Reese Landis M Club Young Republicans M Book and Bulletin Goldwater For President David Schulman Argentina Schulman Kurt Schwager Girls Service Club Ray Peterson Peterson Kubly Guess Rs Service Club Frances Koenig Miss Koenig Keith Burington Marilyn Elmer Elsa Isabella Marcia Kundert Jack Close Becky Houser Keith Livens Lions Club James Zuhlke Vicki Neuberger Schwager James Marty Leo Sebald Tony Sousa Award Schindler Fern Stephens Mrs. Stephens Schindler Rites
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