Milk Dilemma Outlined By PMA Head In Madison
A. L. McWilliams of Pure Milk Association outlined PMA proposals to ease Wisconsin milk surpluses. A combined Federal market order would merge Chicago Milwaukee Madison and Rock River Valley markets with high utilization and corrective features. A standby pool and an economic-factor formula aim to lift producer prices by steering Wisconsin milk from Chicago surplus into better balanced outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Chicago
Wisconsin
A. L. McWilliams
Pure Milk Association
PMA
Milwaukee
Rock River Valley
Two Monroe athletes lead to state track title win
Monroe earned the Class B State High School track crown with key performances by Jim Dearth and Mark Winzenried. Winzenried set a 440 state record at 47.8 and won the 220, while Dearth set a 54-9% shot put mark and placed second in discus. Both earned college prospects and senior awards as their efforts propelled the team to the title.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Evening Times
Monroe
Jim Dearth
Mark Winzenried
Duke Univer
Wintenried
William Wintenried
Milwaukee
Dearth
Winzenried
Alis Williams
California
Ft. Atkinson
Janesville
Delavan - Darien
Felts to Speak at Green County Beef Meeting
Vern Felts of the University of Wisconsin meat and science department will speak at the Green County Beef Producers Association meeting on Wednesday June 15 at 8 p.m. in the County Agricultural Building. He will discuss production testing and rate of gain. Ted Abels urges members to bring a fellow beef producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felts
Vern Felts
University of Wisconsin Meat and Science Department
Green County Beef Producers Association Inc
County Agricultural
Ted Abels
66 Demonstration Event Contest Announced for June 15
Mrs Sue Sass announces the 1966 demonstration contest to be held June 15 at Monroe High School home economics room starting 8 40 a m. Judges are Mrs Roland Olson and Elmer Kohlstedt of Darlington. Committee led by Mrs Lester Witt and Mrs Herman Siegenthaler with other members, junior leaders Beth Matzke Jim Bauman and Russell Block. Competitors include Linda Schneider Spring Grove and a list of intermediate contestants with sewing basket knitting and camera loading topics. Back page note Turn to No 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Sass
Monroe High School
Roland Olson
Elmer Kohlstedt
Darlington
Lester Witt
Herman Siegenthaler
William Leopold
Jolene Spring
Alavilla
Joan Briggs
Ala ‘Villa
Mary Swiggum
Merry Monroettes
Nadean Streiff
New Glarus
Connie Schneider
Spring Grove
Kathy Meier
Richland
Ohio Will Get Power of Case By Early July
Prosecutor John Corrigan says Samuel H Sheppard will be retried on a second degree murder charge for the 1954 bludgeon slaying of Marilyn Sheppard. He has served nine years on a prior conviction and has been free on bond since 1964 while appeals run. Corrigan expects Ohio to gain jurisdiction around July 1 via the U S Supreme Court ruling. He plans to try the case himself and notes forthcoming arraignment with possible Bailey representation.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
John T. Corrigan
Sheppard
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
Corrigan
State of
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Herbert Boll Dies at 69 in Monroe Rites Monday
Herbert M. Boll Sr., 69, of 1916 8th Street Monroe, died at 3 a.m. after a two week illness from a coronary occlusion. A Monroe native born April 22, 1897, he worked as a farmer, steam fitter and carpenter before stints at Badger Ordnance Works and other towns. Survivors include wife Hulda and four children, plus two brothers and ten grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Monday at 1:30 p.m. at St Nessy Funeral Home with Rev. Calvin P. Fischer officiating. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Herbert M. Boll Sr
8Th Street
Boll
Monroe
Albert Boll
Mary Heinzelmann Boll
Hulda
Albert
Marian) Reynolds
Gilbert
Barbara) Rockey
Juda
Herbert L. Boll
Thomas
Andrew
Twin Grove
Herman
New Glarus
Bell
Benjamin
William
Thomas Reynolds
St John’s United Church of Christ
Stnessy Funeral
Ica
Calvin P. Fischer
St. John’s
Greenwood Cemetery
Friends May
Pentry
Knowledge Saves Lives Norman College Plots Study of the Tornado
Norman Oklahoma AP report describes the ongoing U S severe storms program centered in Norman at the Norman Severe Storms Laboratory. It notes improved tornado predictions and the use of radar balloons and aircraft including a Wright Patterson F100 jet piloted by Maj R J Vanden Heuvel as part of the Rough Riders to study storm forces and atmospheric conditions.
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Larry Phipps
Norman
Okla
Midwest
Southwest
United States
University City of
The
Air Force
R. J. Vanden-Heuvel
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Maj
Vanden - Heuvel
Ing
Van‘den - Heuvel
Frank Dechirico
Rough Rider
No. 1
I'm Only 92 A Birthday Toast For Monroe's Longtime Farmer
Fred Ross notes Monroe, Green County's oldest active farmer, turned 92 at Monroe Manor Nursing Home celebrating with a cake shaped like an open book. Nieces presented the surprise. the cake was shared with other residents while staff confirmed his real birth year 1874 despite expectations of 93.
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Fred Ross
Monroe
Green County
Monroe Manor
Herbert D. Goecks
Carl Maurer
Gene Flanagan
Switzerland
Mr. Boss
Royal Liddicoat
Frank Buehler
Compromise Passed On Water Pollution Bill In Madison
The Assembly approved the compromise committee recommendation 93 to 6 on the water pollution control bill. Democrats tried to discredit Republican Gov. Warren P. Knowles as support for the proposal grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Assembly
Warren P. Knowles
Monroe summer school opens with new rural transport plan
Summer session at Monroe Elementary and Junior High starts Monday June 13 with remedial math English and reading. A new feature adds rural student transport funded partially by Title I and ESEA. Enrollment requires $1 per student and schedules are handed out at 8:30. Senior High classes begin at 8 a.m. with analytic geometry in Room 25 and personal typing in Room 41. space remains for additional enrollees.
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Monroe
Walter Babula
Three Injured In City Car Mishap Near Rufenacht Oil
Three Monroe residents were injured in a one car crash last night on Highway 1181 near the Rufenacht Oil station. Peter Tschannen, 23, and Martha Hollenstein, 56, both of 1817 11th Street, and Larry J. Pratt, 21, of 805 16th Street sustained injuries after the vehicle skidded 18 feet, flipped, and slid 126 feet before righting. A second incident occurred at 3:50 p.m. when Sandra L. Grossen, route 1, struck a parked car on 6th Street. The market rally tale appears in a separate blurb.
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Monroe
Highway 1181
Peter Tschannen
11Th St
Rufenacht Oil Station
Martha Hollenstein
Tschan
Achterberg Joins The Commercial and Savings Bank Staff
Floyd C. Achterberg of Salem Wisconsin joined The Commercial and Savings Bank this week as a loan officer. A Portage native, he farmed near Portage for 15 years and has held positions with PCA Elkhorn Union Grove and Reich County National Bank Franksville. He plans to move to Monroe when housing is ready and he and his wife Vivian have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd C. Achterberg
Salem
Wis
Commercial and Savings Bank
Portage
Achterberg
Production Credit Association of
Elkhorn
PCA
Union Grove
Reine County National Bank
Franksville
Monroe
Vivian
Henry Vogel
Lawrence C
Christine
Theodore
Clarence Grundahl
Fatal fishing accident claims 16 year old in Wisconsin Rapids
In Wisconsin Rapids a 16 year old boy named Terry Barnes drowned while diving into a water filled sand pit to retrieve the tip of his fishing rod. His companion Douglas Lietzke 15 swam back to shore to shed a jacket and later recovered the body after hours of searching.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Terry Barnes
Barnes
Red
Douglas Lietzke
Lietzke
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New Eyes
Clair R. Munns
Houston
St Paul
Alan Barnes
Mike Connors
Terry Hayes
Bruce Rading
Richard Vincent
Ronald Eckstam
Michael Meythaler
Mark
William Babler
Jeff Ripp
Rich Lehr
David Craige
James Thompson
Mike Hues
Roger Riesen
Joe Ripp
Tom Casey
Mark Lindsay
Kenneth Schild
Larry Schwitz
Scott Stafford
Bill Baird
Fred R. Simpson
Richard Glendenning
Baird
Rocky River
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Ariane
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Herbert Boll
Norman College
Fred Boss
New York
Floyd Achterberg
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