Madison Sports Hall of Fame banquet praised in Green County column
A Green County reader recounts the Madison Sports Hall of Fame banquet attended by about 500 people. The piece highlights master of ceremonies Clark Hogan, Duffy Daugherty’s presentation of the Spartans, and the Sportsman of the Year award to Stu Voigt. It notes Voigt’s Wisconsin connections, mentions Bowman Sports Foundation host Duane Bowman Sr., and lists new Hall of Fame inductees Stahldreher Fenske Foster and Vogts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Sports Hall of Fame
Clark Hogan
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State Spartans
Stu Voigt
Madison West High School
Stu
Les Vi
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County
Daugherty
Voigt
Michigan State
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Hogan
West Side
Duane Bowman Sr
Bowman Sports Foundation
Monroe
Emery Odell
Monroe Evening Times
Bowman
Stahldreher
Fenske
Foster
Vogts
Wisconsin
Monroe Cage
Lee Mitchell
Ray Kubly
Cal Kraemer 4-H Camp and Land Judging Notes at Upham Woods
Cal Kraemer Green County 4-H Club Agent reports on a busy camping week with senior and junior dairy cattle teams preparing for a Monroe contest on June 30 and a county 4-H Land Judging contest on July 14 at Upham Woods Camp. Beatrice Ackerman led land judging. 62 campers under 14 attended Upham Woods with leaders Marvin Hanson Larry Godlewski and Kraemer coordinating, plus camp counselors and cooks listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Stauffacher
Monroe
Roger
Bill Hoesly
Dean Kaster
Roger Liddicoat
Rick Reuther
Carl Wyss
John Ruff
Green County Hospital
Monroe Moose Lodge
Beatrice Ackerman
Hiawatha
Ounger
Upham Woods
Wisconsin Dells
Marvin Hanson
Larry Godlewski
Calvin E. Kraemer
Green County
Susan Sass
Green County 4-H
Donna Barbara Wegmueller
Zentner
Joan Lawyer
Georgia Wegmueller
Sherry Weiss
Jean Wells
Joyce Pagel
Russell Ace
Larry Hartwig
Henry Spring
Kay Haden
Young volunteers restore Dutch Hollow Cemetery fence
LeRoy A. Schultz commends the 4H Club for a two day community service project at Dutch Hollow Cemetery north of Monroe. They freshened the gates and fence improving the site, a lasting link to the past, and proving the younger generation is OK.
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Thie
Dutch Hollow
Monroe
4I Club
Lassie Queen to Begin Reign at Milledgeville Show
Lynda Wernicke the 1966 Northern Illinois Shorthorn Lassie Queen will start her reign by distributing ribbons and trophies at the Northwestern Illinois Junior Shorthorn show at Carroll County fairgrounds Milledgeville She plans appearances at Northeastern Illinois Show Kirkland farm plus several 4 H events and August Illinois Shorthorn Lassie Queen bid at the Springfield state fair daughter of Louis and Mrs Wernicke.
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Uhen
Lynda Wernicke
Carroll County
Milledgeville
Northeastern Illinois
Charles Forest Farm
Kirkland
Miss Wernicke
Illinois
Springfield
Louis Wernicke
Jello Ice Cream Dessert When Frozen For Dairy Month
Instructions describe a Jello and marshmallow dessert with vanilla ice cream folded in before chilling. Combine one package Jello eight marshmallows and one pint vanilla ice cream. Stir Jello, add marshmallows, cool but not set, fold in ice cream, refrigerate to set. Serves eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Affolter
Monroe
Reverend Wayne Schneider Accepts Rock County Call
Reverend Wayne Schneider of Two Rivers has accepted a call to St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church and West Luther Valley Church in Rock County. The Schneider family will arrive around July 10. Local groups including the Madison Sports Foundation and Pen and Mike Club contributed to the effort. The writer anticipates the fifth annual 1967 dinner as a high note.
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Schneider
Rock County
Brodhead
Wayne Schneider
Two Rivers
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Luther Valley Church
Man Sports Foundation
Pen and Mike Club
Madison
President Nixon aides meeting at Walter Reed hospital
Glancing back to June 10 1956 President Eisenhower meets with aides in a White House setting at Walter Reed Hospital Adlai Stevenson pledges to use the conduct of the office as a campaign issue if he secures the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misennower
White House
Walter Reed Hospital
Adlai Stevenson
Fire at Canfield Hotel Claims 16 Dead in 1916 Blaze
Investigators begin determining the cause of the Canfield Hotel fire that destroyed the 200 room structure and killed 16 people. Mrs. Oscar Nipple of Brodhead dies at St. Clare Hospital from burns suffered in her home fire.
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Canfield
Oscar Nipple
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Fire damages C. L. Chambers furniture store in 1936
On June 10 1936 a fire damaged the C L Chambers furniture store with losses estimated at $8000. Police report a theft of $40 at the Jimmy Forris filling station. a suspect is in custody in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Chambers
Jimmy Forris
Freeport Police
Purse Awarded to Rev Dempsey at St Victor’s Cafe
Forty years ago on June 10 1926 a purse of 500 dollars was presented to Rev Thomas Dempsey of St Victor s Church at the Badger Cafe on South Jackson Street. The cafe opens under the management of Mrs Jax Schneider. The Monticello High School senior class plans a trip to Lake Soshkonong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dempsey
St Victor's
Badger Cafe
South Jackson Street
Jax Schneider
Monticello High School
Lake Soshkonong
Republicans name Hughes on third ballot for president
Fifty years ago today Charles Evans Hughes was nominated as the presidential candidate on the third ballot with Charles W. Fairbanks named as vice president candidate. A former contractor arrested in the West has returned to face embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evan Hughs
Charles W. Fairbanks
West
Ice Price Change Reported in Fuller Ice House Deal
On June 10 1906 Holtshopple and Houser secured ice from Leland White at Fuller ice house. White has been released from contract and ice is now sold at 30 cents per hundred delivered, 10 cents cheaper than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holtshopple
Houser
Fuller Ice House
Leland White
Students expelled as SIU ends exams amid disturbances
Nearly 20 students at Southern Illinois University Carbondale faced expulsion as graduation exercises concluded four days of final examinations and street disturbances erupted near campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Trail Ride Planned at Wyss Farm in June
Green County Boots and Saddle Club held a meeting at First National Bank last night naming two winners of free riding lessons, Mary Rose Schild and Marilyn Pick. The club announced a June 18 trail ride at the Wyss farm and a Sept 10 11 Wisconsin 4-H horse show at the Dane County Fairgrounds with 4-H participants urged to contact the Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rose Schild
Marilyn’ Pick
Monroe
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Stone Arc
LeRoy | Wuethren
Green County
St. Clare Hosp
Kenneth Wyss
Dane County Fairgrounds
Wisconsin
Wyss Farm
Brodhead
Harley Berra
Wyss
Nine Monroe students earn UW degrees at Madison ceremony
Three thousand six hundred candidates received degrees at the University of Wisconsin Commencement held at Camp Randall in Madison. From Monroe, Constance M. Spring earned a bachelor of arts. Jerry E. Schneider and Nancy Gall Stavely earned bachelor degrees in science and music. Miles R. Adam and Ruth D. Schuetz earned bachelor of science in nursing. Edward W. Mouw earned a doctor of law. George Hartman earned a master of science. Enid A. Spring earned a master of arts. Grace M. School earned a master of science.
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Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Camp Randall
Madison
Constance M. Spring
Jerry E. Schneider
Nancy Gall Stavely
Miles R. Adam
Edward W. Mouw
Ruth D. Schuetz
George Hartman
Enid A. Spring
Grace M. School
Today in History highlights 1692 Salem witch hunt
On this date 1692 the first of 20 witch hangings occurred in Salem mass as hysteria spread. Comstock Lode discovery in Nevada in 1859 yielded over 340 million in silver and gold. World War II events and Eisenhower and Truman milestones follow in brief notes characteristic of a daily history roundup.
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Associated Press
Paris
Tours
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
Harry S. Truman
Ota
Canada
Republian
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
France
Chicago
Dear Abby Advice Box On Love And Marriage Dilemmas
A reader asks how to marry a younger girlfriend while his wife refuses a divorce. Abby advises making a better settlement offer but warns against sacrificing last savings, noting the younger woman may surprise him. Another letter asks about a doctor’s confidentiality leak. Abby says doctors keep secrets and suggests acting on the Hippocratic oath, urging discretion. A third asks how to handle a wife who eyes other men. Abby counsels against harsh retaliation and advises telling her to keep her eyes forward or risk losing her husband.
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Abby
Mrs. Leander Fiedler Dies at 57 in Cuba City
Mrs Leander Fiedler 57 died Wednesday in a Cuba City hospital after a long illness Funeral services set for 10 am tomorrow at St Rose s Catholic Church Friends may call at Slaudenshield Funeral Home A Rosary service tonight Burial and survivors listed including husband daughter son and siblings
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Cuba City
Leander Fiedler
Cub City
St. Rose's Catholic Church
Slaudenshield
Berniece Wubpen
Dubuque
Cuba City Medical Center
Richard Hahn
Appleton
Timmy
Rockford
Rose Wubben
Clara Hanfeld
Hazel Green
Bernard Runde
East Dubuque
Url Wubben
Stolen Cars Found After Trading Cities
WARLINGTON Norbert DeMuth reported his car stolen last Saturday while away from home. It was found in Reedsburg on Monday night. The Sheriff’s Department found a car in Darlington on Sunday morning that had been stolen from a Reedsburg used car lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlington
Norbert
DeMuth
Reedsburg
Wis
Sheriff's Department
Darlington
Glowen Selected as New Glarus School Administrator
New Glarus appoints Kenneth Glowen, current Lodi high school principal, to become school administrator effective July 1, replacing R. J. Habek who resumes his education at the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Times Special
Kenneth Glowen
Lodi
R. J. Habeck
University of Wisconsin
Local Girls Set for Badger Girls State Experience
Two local girls Sandra Smith of Monroe and Sandra Goecks of Juda will attend Badger Girls State on the University of Wisconsin campus for a week of simulated state government. They join about 450 Wisconsin girls to form eight cities four counties and a mock state with sessions in parliamentary procedures caucuses and legislation. Past participants report the inauguration ceremony as impressive as the real event.
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Sandra Smith
Monroe
Sandra Goecks
Juda
Badger
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin
Miss Smith
Newell Smith
Nathan Brands
Miss Goecks
Emil Goecks
Badger Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary
Institute of Governmental Affairs
University of Wisconsin Extension
William Eberhardt
Ronald E. Eckstam
Eugene E. Eckstam
David William Holling
Burton
L. Holling
Lee Rupnow
Everett Rupnow
South
Wayne
Badger Boys State
Ripon
American Legion Post
Robert Hendrickson
Olin Flisram
William O'Brien Succumbs at 69
DARLINGTON Special William O'Brien 69 former resident died Wednesday in a veteran's hospital in Delaware He moved to Detroit in 1940 O’Brien a veteran of World War I survived by widow Corena four daughters Bet te Carol Pauline and Corrine and four sons Robert Bernard George Anthony Racine five sisters and four brothers Arrangements pending at Steil funeral home.
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Darlington
William O’brien
Veteran's Hospital
Delaware
Detroit
Mich
O’brien
Kendall Township
Corena
Bette
Carol
Pauline
Corrine
Robert
Bernard
George
Anthony
Racine
Walter Bolventhal
Two Rivers
John Peppard
Nick Jensen
Clarence Johnson
Leo Moran
John
Ben
Truman
Herbert
Zweifel Receives UW Degree Before Starting State Examiner Post
David Zweifel, son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Zweifel, earned a Bachelor of Business Administration at the University of Wisconsin. He will begin as a state examiner for Savings and Loan Associations on June 16 with headquarters in Milwaukee. Mrs Zweifel and Miss Jean McDonald also attended the UW graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tscello Times
David Zweifel
Dwight Zweifel
Uiversity of Wisconsin Graduaion
Savings and Loan Associations
Milwaukee
Zweifel
Jean McDonald
David
Gary Zweifel
Busy Beavers Plan Picnic This Sunday
The Browntown Busy Beavers 4-H Club will hold its annual family picnic at noon on Sunday June 12 at Brown town Park. Each family should bring a dairy dish for lunch. A tour will follow the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Busy Beavers 4-H Club
Browntown Park
Harlow Dalen Rites Will Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for Harlow Dalen, 20, who died Sunday from injuries in an auto accident in Montana, are set for 1 30 p.m. tomorrow at Thomas Funeral Home in Plateville. Friends may call after 10 a.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plateville
Harlow Dalen
Montana
Thomas Funeral Home
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Twining Park
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William O'Brien
Lanz Insurance
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