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A Boy, A Race And A Bumpy Road
A writer recalls taking a nine year old to see auto races at Rockford Speedway. The piece blends family outing charm with road news about Highway 81 improvements linking Monroe, Wisconsin to interstates and bypass plans. The boy imagines racing but New dreams shift to working in pits.
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Hugh Deery
Rockford Speedway
Rockford Track
Monroe
Beloit
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Gordon Roseleip
Mailbag Letter on Juda School Controversy and Community Action
A writer appeals to Juda area residents to oppose CESA measures in Monroe and petition the school board. He warns against losing local control, cites bus rides and competing schooling as grievances, urges unity among Christians, and calls for organized community resistance.
Finnish cheese embargo halts flow into United States
Rep Gerald T Flynn reports embargo and penalty payments halted the flow of Finnish cheese into the United States. Hot humid weather drew a record 1 033 swimmers to the local pool. Monroe FFA members win state honors at Wisconsin convention including Clarence Asmus Ronald Rufener Nathan Bloom Larry Rackow and Nathan Hartwig.
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United States
Gerald T. Flynn
Monroe Ffa
Wisconsin Future Farmers
Clarence Asmus
Ronald Rufener
Nathan Bloom
Larry Rackow
Nathan Hartwig
Hitchhiker Identified in Durand Crash Carl Duugherty Found
Twenty years ago today June 10 1949 the hitchhiker killed near Durand is named Carl Duugherty 38 an itinerant worker from Ohio employed on the Harold Bear farm. Personal property and real estate values in Monroe are forecast to rise about 1 million from 1948 to 12 037 000 while Preston T Tucker and seven associates face federal indictments for promoting an unmarketed rear engine car.
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Durand
Carl Duugherty
Ohio
Harold Bear Farm
Monroe
Preston T. Tucker
Heil joins Monroe Thousand Pound club with cheese pledge
Governor Heil announced a two pound cheese gift for every Heil company employee in Milwaukee, drawing thunderous applause at Turner Hall. Ralph E. Ammon crowned Miss Marion Etter cheese sales queen with runners up Ruby Zwygart Lillian Angliker Marvel Yost Bette Wenger Kathleen Benkert.
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Heil
Monroe
Turner Hall
Heil Company
Milwaukee
Ralph E. Ammon
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Marion Etter
Ruby Zwygart
Lillian Angliker
Marvel Yost
Bette Wenger
Kathleen Benkert
Glen Zilmer Post raises fund for ambulance purchase
On June 10 1929 members of Glen Zilmer Post American Legion completed a campaign to fund a hospital ambulance. Three final gifts brought the total to 2650 dollars as the drive concluded. Monroe high schools golf trio Yost Gnagi and Wagner placed third in the state meet at Lake Geneva among 19 teams. George S Doyle Shullsburg bought the Tschudy and Company grocery store. June 10 1919 graduating exercises for the
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Glen Zilmer
American Legion
Monroe High School
Kenneth Yost
Peter Gnagi
Paul Wagner
Lake Geneva
George S. Doyle
Shullsburg
Tschudy and Company
Gordee Wins Oberlin Scholarship as Insurance Agent
James R. Gordee of Monroe owner of Ainsworth Insurance Agency was chosen by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents for a scholarship to Oberlin College. The Employees Mutual Casualty of Iowa funds the award and Gordee will attend three weeks of classes from July 21 to August 8.
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James R. Gordee
Ainsworth Insurance Agency
Monroe
Oberlin College
Oberlin
O. Gordee
Ainsworth
National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Employees Mutual Casualty of
Iowa
Monroe Friends asked to report board call counts
A reader asks the Monroe Friends to supply how many calls their board members receive, expressing gratitude and urging timely help. Mrs Merlin Klopfenstein thanks the group humbly.
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Monroe
Merlin Klopfenstein
Winners Listed In Area 4-H FFA Livestock Dairying
Green County Extension Office released leaders among 4-H and FFA members in recent dairy and livestock judging. Top senior dairy placers include Debra Indergand and Gordon Ludwig, Monroe FFA, with others from Oak Corners and Hilltop. Senior livestock judges feature Ludwig, Hartwig, Rush, and Welz from Monroe FFA. Junior placers include Susan Tschanz, Rena Rufi, Tammie Digman, and Rick Reuter. Also noted are judges Roy Hefty and Larry Leopold. Army Pvt. Dwayne D. Hefty, 20, earned expert with the M 14 rifle at Fort Campbell May 17 after basic training.
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Green County Extension Office
4-H
FFA
Ernest Wegmueller
Don
Bill Deininger
Debra
Indergand
Hiawatha
Jim Atkinson
Oak Corners
Terry Stephenson
Gordon Ludwig
Monroe Ffa
Susan Tschanz
Hilltop
Rena Rufi
Richland
Tammie
Benjamin Rush
Dave Welz
Belinda Zettle
Decatur
Roberta Zettle
Dwayne D. Hefty
Burnett Hefty
Third St
New Glarus
Ft. Campbell
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