Kuehn Plans Houston Venture Amid Divorce Hearing
Philip G. Kuehn Republican gubernatorial candidate for Wisconsin in 1962 announces a new business venture in Houston Texas the Academy of Electro Data Systems a training school for machine accounting computer programming and data processing The venture may move him to Texas while he remains head of Wisconsin Cold Storage Co His assets are restrained in a divorce case with wife Margery and he must pay temporary alimony and child support while the court weighs the next steps
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Milwaukee
Philip G. Kuehn
Wisconsin
Houston
Tex
Indianapolis
Kuehn
Wisconsin Cold Storage Co
Texas
Academy of Electro Data Systems
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Margery
Family Court
Alfred H. Handrich
Finkenbinder Rites To Be Held Saturday
ENA Ill Special services for Charles Henry Finkenbinder 72 retired carpenter who died Wednesday in a Stockton nursing home will be held at 2 p m tomorrow in St Pauls Lutheran church of Kent Rev Milton Whitney will officiate Burial will be in the Kent Lutheran cemetery Friends may call at the Leamon funeral home until 10 a m tomorrow He was a World War I veteran and a member of the Lena American Legion Post and of St Pauls Church Surviving are three brothers Phillip Crookston Minn Nelson Lena and William Freeport and a sister Mrs Walter Whitson Kent Three brothers and two sisters preceded him in death
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Ena
Ill
Charles Henry Finkenbinder
Carpenter
Stockton
St. Paul's
Lutheran Church of
Monticello Social News Roundup
Monticello residents share visits and greetings with relatives in Oak Park Monroe and Madison. Mrs. Dorney returns from Oak Park after a week with daughter Mrs. Luchsinger. Attendees celebrate the Witt silver wedding open house in Monroe. Numerous calls and visits noted among local families and friends.
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Frank Dorney
Oak Park
Donald Luchsinger
Joan Dorney
Platteville State College
Luchsinger
Thomas Brusveen
Elfa J. Voegels
Lester Witt
Monroe
Fred Holcomb
Tom Holcomb
N. C. Jensen
Stoughton
Ruth Schulz
Stauffers
Hans Brusveen
York
Mmes
Ray T. Lilv
Edwin Broge
Fred Roethlisberger
Jacob Voegeli
Madison
Jack Krieg
Merikay
Susan Dixon
Earl Voegels
New Glarus
Cc. W. Karlen
Chicago
Donna Karlen
California
Karlen
Belvidere
Ill
Fred Durtschi
Sharon
R. J. Theiler
J. F. Freitag
Clarence Babler
Richland Center
Henry Babler
Walter J. Urban
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Harold Holcomb
Edward Holcomb
Fred Holco
Honors Event at Monticello High School Awards Night
Monticello High School held its annual awards night with Coach Jim Zweifel presenting basketball and track honors. Major letters were awarded to Haldiman Freitag Anderson Hammerly Kubly Taylor and Wittenwyler with numerous others earning minor letters. Senior class events and band chorus honors were also announced alongside multiple state competition recognitions and music department recognitions.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
Jim Zweifel
Jim Haldiman
Rickey Freitag
Larry Anderson
Rickey Hammerly
Tom Kubly
Sheldon Taylor
Robert Wittenwyler
Jim Grenzow
Tom Hefty
Paul Kemprood
Gary Anderson
Tim Hammerly
Peter Adamson
Bob Woodruff
Bill Wyss
Doug Hoskins
Fritz Benkert
Jon Metz
Larry Schmid
Mickey Steinmann
Jack Stenbroten
Roger Zurfluh
Gordon Huntly
Jim’ Grenzow
Bob Wittenwyler
Rick Hammerly
Fred Rehmstedt
Ricky Hammerly
Stanley Sissons
Pete Adamson
Larry Strause
Larry Alderson
Jim Halman
Herbert Kubly
Candace Buehl
Tennes Navrestad
Jean Babler
Judi Bissig
Cheryl Broge
Alice Carroll
Dan Buehl
Nancy Chesebro
J Daubert
di Gould
Paul Voegels
Linda Webb
Cathy Broge
Joe Dooley
Butch Koller
Kay Knobel
Karen Marty Wichser
Jackie Meyers
Bob Wood
State
Diane Gould
Ricky Freitag
Edwin Broge
Music Parents Club
Janice Daubert
Kay Knobel Karen Marty Wi
Blueberry Muffins From Mrs Clarence Mayer Browntown
Cream butter and sugar with eggs then fold in milk and sifted flour with baking powder and salt. Toss blueberries with extra flour then fold into batter. Bake in greased muffin pans at 400 degrees for about 20 minutes yields two dozen muffins.
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Clarence Mayer
Browntown
Over the Counter Listings Guide of Securities and Firms
A partial listing notes bid and ask ranges for securities as compiled by the Monroe office of Badger Northland. Names include Bowman Products, Browning Arms, Bank of America, Clark om, Dean Foods, Foote Cone & Belding, Gateway Chemical, Howard W. Sams, Southwestern St., Tel. Lake Superior Dist. Pwr, Mad. Gas and Elec., Overtail Power, Playskool, Rockover Bros., Sentite Sta-Rite, Thermogas ole, Travelers Insurance, Wis. Power and Light, Wolverine Shoe.
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Badger Northland
Bowman Products
Browning Arms Bank of America
Clark Om
Dean Foods
Foote Cone & Belding Gateway Chemical
Howard W. Sams
Southwestern St. Tel
Lake Superior ‘Dist
Pwr Mad
Overtail
Rockover Bros. Sentite
Sta-Rite
Thermogas Ole Travelers Insurance
Wis. Power and Light
Wolverine Shoe
Monticello honors students with plaques and scholarships
Diane Blum received a DAR award from Mrs. David Olson while Paul W. Voegels presented Monticello with a plaque and a historic American flag from the U.S. Capitol. Rehmstedt gave the award to Rickey Freitag, the salutatorian, who will attend Whitewater State College, and Voegels, valedictorian, was given a University of Wisconsin scholarship.
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Diane Blum
David Olson
Paul W. Voegels
Senate
Washington, D.C
Monticello
United States Capitol
DAR
Rehmstedt
Board of
Regents
Rickey Freitag
Whitewater State College
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Christ Buhhman Phones Here From Switzerland
Christ Buhhman, back from Switzerland, spoke with his daughter Mrs. Nathan Burgy via trans ocean hookup from the Swiss Nation al Exposition in Lausanne on June 27. The call lasted three minutes and connected with Zurich cousin Fred Buhlman. The Buhlmans said they were leaving the fair for an automobile trip across the Alps. Christ Buhlman left Monroe on April 4.
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Christ Buhhman
Switzerland
Nathan Burgy
Lake Geneva
Lausanne
Alps
Christ Buhlman
Monroe
Struck to Lead Wisconsin Council of Agricultural Co-operatives
Vernon C. Struck of the State Department of Agriculture will join the Wisconsin Council of Agricultural Co-operatives as executive director on June 22, succeeding Milo K. Swanton who retires. Struck, 38, has spent 13 years with the agriculture department while Swanton has led the council since 1937.
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Madilux
W — Vernon C. Struck
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Council of Agricultural Co-operatives
Milo K. Swanton
Struck
Agriculture Department
Swanton
Council
Farewell to Virginia Kochis and Camp Plans Mentioned
We announce Virginia Kochis departs our staff to marry Paul Radler in Limon Colorado on June 20 and live in Milwaukee after July 12. She contributed as artist and created many program covers and started the Did You Know That column in the Alphorn. Younger 4 H campers head to Wisconsin Dells next Wednesday with Upham Woods camp 102 miles from Monroe led by junior leaders. Planning includes archery swimming and campfire programs. The Dairy Day Cattle Show committee readies the June 27 event at Juda with cash prizes for champion Holstein and Brown Swiss, donors include Green County Holstein Breeders Bank of Juda and others. committee chair lead was truncated in text.
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Virginia Kochis
Limon
Colo
Paul Radler
Milwaukee
Virginia
The
Alphorn
Wisconsin Dells
Upham Woods
Monroe
Roger Ace
Marilyn Phillips
Mary Sullivan
Barbara Wegmueller
Henry Spring
Poynette
Miss Sulivan
Juda
Ben Miller
Green County
HBA
Bank of Judo
Merlin Voss
Verona
Dane County
Hellands Food and Locker Service
Newman Feed and Seed
Carter and Gruenewald
Montgomery Electric Co
F Ray Montgomery
Verlen Eberle
Hughes
George Werner
Gene Starkey
University of Wisconsin
Fence to Tie Cattle in Fred Feldt Field and Safety Talks at 4-H Meeting
Gene Taylor says a fence will be built to tie cattle in Fred Feldt’s field. Ray Pavlak, former Green County Agent and now manager of Dairyland Fertilizers in Marshall, will speak on Chemical Safety at the 4-H leaders meeting next Monday evening and at Hay Day on Ambrose Wenger’s farm on June 9. A three member panel on What Our Club Did in Safety last year includes Mrs. Ben Zimmerli, Mrs. Myrlin West, and Mrs. Lester A. Witt. Placings in the quality beef contest feature Viewpoint Farm Mineral Point with Richard Graber and W. Wade Bordman, Lehman, Viewpoint Farm, and Robert Marr of Mineral Point.
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Ray Pavlak
Green County
Ray
Dairyland Fertilizers
Marshall
Ambrose Wenger
Ben Zimmerli
Myrlin West
Lester A. Witt
Versity
Wisconsin
Viewpoint Farm
Mineral Point
Richard Graber
W. Wade Bordman
Lehman
Robert Marr
Area Girl Captures Beef Futurity Award
Barbara Williams of Munroe won the reserve champion Hereford award at the 10th Wisconsin Beef Futurity Show and Sale in Lancaster yesterday. Andy Lehman of Rewey led the champion Shorthorn, with Robert Bunker of Rewey taking Shorthorn reserve. Runners up included W. P. Lehman of Rewey with a Shorthorn and T. J. Griswold of Portage, Hereford breeder. Live judges were Albert Brandt, John Ross, and Robert W. Bray, meet chairman and animal science chair.
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Barbara Williams
Wisconsin
Lancaster
Andy Lehman
Rewey
Robert Bunker
W. P. Lehman
T. J. Griswold
Livingston
Porle
Hereford Breader
Albert Brandt
Benton
John Ross
Debuque
Robert W. Bray
Meet
Animal Science
Uni
Alan Hackworthy Dies at 63 in Madison
Alan Hackworthy 63 a Madison investment firm official and Appleton native died at his home Thursday. He graduated from Lawrence College in 1924 and moved to Madison ten years later. He served as a Lawrence College trustee and as a director of St. John's Home in Milwaukee.
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Alan Hackworthy
Madison
Madison Investment
Appleton
Lawrence College
St. John’s
Milwaukee
Check Tax Roll Citizens Warned
Property taxpayers should review assessments now though the 1963 law requiring notices of increases only applies to real property increases of 100 or more. If no notice was received, validity remains intact. protest when the local board of review meets, typically June or July, with exact dates from the municipal clerk. Lincoln signed the Land Grant College Act on July 2, 1862.
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Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Board of Review
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Eugene Thorson
Borden Chemical Co
Sheboygan
Jaycees
Burdette Admit
Thorson
R. Murphy Glass
Walter Lau
Jayfee
James Paulmann
Borden Chemical
Jimmy
Jana
Jacqueline Jean Grant
Russell V
Jim) Grant
Monroe Office
Loews & Co., Incorporated
Bleu
Cheddar
Ream
Gouda
America
Baumgartner
Cheese Store
Noeladen Lee
Gene Taylor
Fred Feldt
Winfield R. MacDonald
Manston
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. Employe
Carl J. Forsberg
WPL
National Safety Council
MacDonald
W. S. MacDonald
Area Girl
Abraham Lincoln
Argyle, Wis
Freezer
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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