Pharmacy Room at St Clare Hospital Described
This ninth installment in a series on St. Clare hospital functions outlines the busy hospital pharmacy. Under Tom Holyoke since 1957, the small area handles orders tallied by patient, nurse, and doctor, with narcotics locked on each floor and daily ledger postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Helen E. Zimmerli
St. Clare
Tom R. Holyoke
Order of St. Agnes
Sybil Blumer Teehan
Holyoke
Tom
Monroe
Three From Monroe Will Get FFA Awards
Monroe FFA members Stephen Digman William Deininger and Henry David Pick will receive Wisconsin Farm Degrees at the 35th annual Wisconsin Association of FFA convention at Baptist Assembly Grounds Green Lake next week. FFA adviser Kenneth Allen said Allen will depart Monday morning for Green Lake with the three degree winners and local delegates David Allen Richard Sullivan and John Wegmueller. The convention ends Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ffa
Stephen Digman
William Deininger
Henry David Pick
Wisconsin Association of Ffa
Baptist Assembly Grounds
Green Lake
Kenneth Allen
FFA
Said Allen
David Allen
Richard Sullivan
John Wegmueller
Monroe Pool to Open Tomorrow as Summer Season Starts
Hundreds of Monroe children will line up tomorrow when Recreation Park pool opens at 2 p.m. for the summer season. Director Marty J. Deignan outlines daily hours, staff meetings, and upcoming programs including swimming lessons at Tiny Tot pool June 10 to 12, boys baseball staff session, and Monroe swim team practice starting Tuesday led by coach Dr. Frank C. Stiles.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Marty J. Deignan
Deignan
Frank C. Stiles
Red Cross
Two More Dead Toll Rises to 379 in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin 1964 highway toll climbs to 379 with two more deaths. Beaver Dam youth Jerry Limberg, 19, died when his motorcycle left Highway 33, struck a ditch, hit a boulder and crashed into a car. Passenger Lyle Draeger, 19, was critically injured. Daniel Ennis, 6, of Brown Deer, was also killed crossing a street near his home.
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Associated Press
Dodge County
Wisconsin
Jerry Limberg
Beaver Dam
Limberg
Lyle Draeger
Daniel Ennis
Brown
Deer
Frank J. Mueller
Khrushchev Tito Meeting Planned in Leningrad
Soviet officials said Premier Khrushchev will meet Yugoslav President Tito within the next two days. The meeting is expected to take place in Leningrad, according to official sources.
VFW Hall Memorial Honors Voelkh and Palmer
Memorial plaques will name the main dining room Palmer Hall and the lower level clubrooms Max Voelkli Hall in the Cecil Jones VFW post clubhouse dedication. Palmer’s Tap history and Pal ter’s Smoky Row Tap are noted. Palmer died May 6, 1953 and Voelkh died June 28, 1962. Public open house 2 to 4 p.m. with dedication at 5 p.m. and invitational dinner at 6:30 p.m.
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Cecil Jones Vfw
Palmer Hall
Wilmer A
Bill) Palmer
Max Voelkli
Palmr
Palmer's Tap
17Th Street
VFW
Veterans Organization
Smoky Row
Palmer
Post
Canada approves Ottawa project pact step forward
Canada’s House of Commons approved the 1961 U S Canadian treaty advancing the Columbia River flood control and power project. The decision marks a major milestone in cross border hydro development and regional planning between Canada and the United States.
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Canada
Ottawa
Columbia River
House of Commons
Johnson Move Bases Turkish Invasion Threat
Reports say a Turkish invasion of Cyprus was imminent prompting emergency alerts by Greek and Cypriot forces. A Turkish informant later said Turkey abandoned the landing plan for the time being while Gen. Lemnitzer met Turkish leaders in Ankara.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Johnson
Turkey
Lyman Lemnitzer
Europe
Ankara
Cevdet Sunay
Ismet Inonu
U.S
Raymond Hare
Inonu
Predent
United States
Johnson and Lemnitzer
Washington
White House
Tuonu
Mansoura
Morphou Bay
Istanbul
Wittwer Buys Day's Barber Shop in Monroe
Master barber M F Wittwer, a Monroe native who had worked at Day's Barber Shop for over five years, purchased the south side shop on the square after the death of longtime owner Walter L Day. Other barbers Donald Lane and John Peterson remain on staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storton F. Wittwer
Day
Wittwer
Monroe
Walter L. Day
Mr. Day
Donald Lane
Argyle
John Peterson
Ben Loit
Summer Band to Open 15th Season at Twining Park
The City Band launches the 15th summer season at 8 p.m. Monday in the Twining Park Bandshell with the high school Staccatos joining. Permanent seating for 1,000, plus blanket space, is available. Featured pieces include Yellow Bird and I Whistle a Happy Tune, with a medley from Gigi and a Tammy and the Bachelor selection.
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Staccatos
Twining Park
Monroe
Park 1 Board
Musicians Union Recording Trust Fund
Stanley Neuberger
William Lanz
Roy i Gempeler
Barnard
Public City
Fred Rosa
Tromono
Fred Moritz
Cornet
Becky’ Trumpy
Phyllis Mohns
Urs Garner
George Raymer
Beckyhouser
Robert Buehler
Ralph Hermann
Milwaukee
Gigi
Maxim's
Tammy
Monroe High School Class of 1964 eyes higher education
About 55 percent of Monroe High School’s Class of 1964 plan to pursue college or trade school after graduation. Sixty three graduates, 40 percent, aim for degree programs this fall, with 23 others in vocational or trade schools. Seventy graduates will enter the labor market or other paths, including marriages, armed forces, or relocation, while 30 remain unplaced seeking work or military options. Names of colleges show Platteville, Whitewater, Wisconsin, Oshkosh, Chicago, Ripon, Bradley, Milwaukee Engineering, Denver, St Olaf, LaCrosse, Kalamazoo, Lakeland, Stevens Point, Ameri can University, Stout, and Green County Teachers College among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High
Leo Sebald
Monroe High School
Guidance Office
California
Madison
Sebald
Platteville State College
Whitewater State College
University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh State College
University of Chicago
Ripon
Bradley
Milwaukee School of Engineering
University of Denver
St. Olaf
LaCrosse State College
Kalamazoo College
Lakeland College
Stevens Point State College
American University
Washington
D.C
Stout State College
Green County Teachers College
Knowles Calls Battle Session For Wisconsin Campaign
Warren Knowles the Republican candidate for governor has summoned state GOP legislators to a Tuesday morning meeting in Ripon to address complaints that his campaign has been too soft on Governor Reynolds. A party source said all legislators were invited to align Knowles with assembly and senate campaigns. He faces pressure from lawmakers to harden his stance.
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Milwaukee
Warren Knowles
Reynolds
Milwaukee Sentinel
Ripon
Knowles
Richmond
Warren
Kennedy at Milwaukee News Conference and Honorary Degree
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy will hold a news conference Sunday at Mitchell Field before delivering a commencement address at Marquette University. He will also receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during the university's graduation ceremonies Sunday afternoon at the Arena.
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Milwaukee
Robert F. Kennedy
Mitchell Field
Marquette University
Kennedy
Ithe Arena
Court To Hear Reynolds Issue
Madison State Supreme Court will hear arguments on June 25 to decide if it should exercise original jurisdiction over Gov Reynolds appointments during legislative recess. Chief Justice Currie signed the order at attorney Leonard Schmitt’s request. The case seeks approval to seat Theisen on the Regents and Hanson Jankowski on commissions amid funding disputes with the Department of Administration and the attorney general.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
Reynolds
George Currie
Leonard Schmitt
Merill
Ray J. Theisen
Eau Claire
State College Board of Regents
Martin Hanson
Mellen
Harold Jankowski
Milwaukee
State Conservation Commission
Schmitt
Department of Administration
Theisen
Atty
George Thompson
Rights Bill Vote Hinges on Offer
Senate leadership delayed filing to end the 72 day civil rights debate pending a proposed vote on three amendments early next week. Republican Hickenlooper pushed the move, while Russell urged delay. Mansfield suggested it could shorten the marathon debate if accepted. If rejected a cloture petition would force a vote after the Senate convenes Tuesday, with a two thirds margin needed for cloture.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Mike Mansfield
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Robert F. Kennedy
Ike Criticized For Muddling By Montgomery
Hollywood report says Alfred Hitchcock reported a burglary at Universal Studios in which radios and $279 in cash were stolen from his and actress Eike Sommer's dressing rooms. The piece covers wartime D-Day anniversaries with Montgomery's criticism of Eisenhower and Ike's response, along with televised remarks and memorial ceremonies across Utah Omaha Beach and Sainte-Mere-Eglise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Hollywood
Calif
Alfred Hitchcock
Sheriff's Office
Eike Sommer
Universal Studios
Harvey Hudson
Omaha Beach
Jury
Normandy
Britain
Viscount Montgomery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Montgomery
Eisenhower
U.S
Gettysburg
Gold
Juno and Sword
Hermanville-sur-Mer
Utah
Omaha
Sainte-Merc- Eglise
U. S
Saint-Laurent - Sur -Mer
D-Day
Walter Cronkite
Columbia Broadcasting System
Briain
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Tom Holyoke
Thomas R. Holyoke
St. Clare Pharmacy
Marquette
University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy
T. R. Holyoke
Mardelle Elmer
Bob
Dennis
Weil Thiow
Times
VFW Hall
Max H. Voelkh
M. F. Wittwer
Monona Grove
Jim Dearth
Bill Kohn
Dearth
Kohn
Janesville
Joseph C. Dearth
Howard F. Kohn
Ike
Arromanches
Caen
BBC
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