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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1976

Page

4

Beloit Couple Hurt In Mishap

A Beloit couple was admitted to St. Clare Hospital in satisfactory condition after a car motorcycle crash at 6 26 p m Wednesday. Merlin L Thompson 43 and Rose Marie Thompson 46 suffered leg fractures and abrasions while the driver had contusions. The car driven by Mari B Brommer 28 Monroe failed to stop at 9th Ave and 22nd St. brakes allegedly failed. A separate three car accident in Advance Transformer parking lot at 4 50 p m yesterday involved Michael H Price 17 Browntown and two parked vehicles. Price was cited for reckless driving. No injuries were reported.

Beloit St. Clare Hospital Merlin L. Thompson Rose Marie Thompson Green County Ems Monroe Brommer 9Th Ave 22Nd St Advance Transformer Michael H. Price 21St St Donald H. Johnson Browntown Kathy A. Bennett 13Th Ave Bennett Price

Be a Super Snooper at the Ludlow Library Summer Reading Program

The Ludlow Library Children’s Room opens a summer reading program for all readers June 14 to August 14. Children join by visiting on June 14 to receive materials and a membership card. Participants logging 20+ books earn a reading achievement certificate. Last year over 400 youths joined.

Ludlow Ludlow Library Monroe Wisconsin

Badger State to be largest ever Badger Boys and Girls State

High school students from area attend Badger Boys State June 12 19 at Ripon College the 35th such event largest in history with speakers Gov Patrick Lucey Brig Gen David Hoff and Bud A Mautz. Delegates include Monroe John Baumann Mitchell Lindgren Black Hawk High School Ed Ernst Dale Peterson Albany Dan Blumer Richard Hammon Argyle Scott Fisher Brodhead Timm Fischer James Butts Juda Brian Lamb Pecatonica Roy Kindokken Mark McCaulley Mike Levi Wells Carter Darlington Jim Hole John Linden. Badger Girls State June 12 19 at UW Madison with leadership and government sessions sponsored by Wisconsin American Legion Auxiliary.

Badger Ripon College American Legion Patrick Lucey David B. Hoff 128Th Tactical Air Support Wing Wisconsin Air National Guard Bud A. Mautz Madison Wisconsin American Legion Monroe John D. Baumann Robert R. Baumann Mitchell Lindgren Allene Lindgren Larry Lindgren Black Hawk David Fischer James Butts Richard Markham Juda Brian Lamb John Lamb Pecatonica Roy Kindokken Mark McCaulley Mike Levi Wells Carter Darlington Jim Hole William Hole John Linden James Linden Badger Girls State UW Madison Badger Girls’ State Wisconsin American Legion Auxiliary Mary Barry R. Finley Barry Brodhead Melinda Baxter Wilbur D. Baxter Sheri Scott David Scott Theresa Hardyman Kenneth Hardyman

Monticello Board and advisory group meet in session

The Monticello School Board met with the Citizens Advisory Committee in regular session to discuss building maintenance and set tentative budget meeting dates. Executive session addressed salary negotiations. Bonnie Seeholzer was elected director and John Woodruff recording secretary for the advisory group which will meet biweekly.

Monticello Citizens Advisory Committee David Bonnie) Seeholzer John Woodruff Monroe Citizens Advisory Committee

Hit-and-run probe in Green County fronts car crash

Green County authorities investigate a hit-and-run on Wis. 69 in Clarno Township at 8 43 p m. A southbound white convertible rear ended a car driven by Ann M Phillips 40 of Freeport Illinois. The Phillips vehicle left the road, ending in a ditch. damages described as moderate.

Green County Ann M. Phillips Freeport Ill Clarno Township Phillips

Weather outlook with warm temps and scattered storms

Wisconsin expects partly cloudy, very warm conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms today and tonight. Highs reach upper 80s to low 90s, lows in the 60s, then Friday remains very warm with possible showers and storms. Extended outlook turns cooler Saturday through Monday with daily showers, highs in 80s then 70s, and lows in 60s to 50s. Monroe Township notes mention Larry F Leopold transferring to Lawrence D Amico in section 32.

Wisconsin Illinois

Weather details and local notices scattered in short items

Hourly temperatures since Wednesday afternoon show a high of 87 and a low of 68. Previous year high 74 and low 54. Barometer readings given for Thursday and Wednesday. Sunrise and sunset times listed. Obituaries and family notices for Messerschmidt Staub Figi Strommen Majors and Thompson. Medical and surgical patient listings with names and addresses. Dismissals include numerous residents and relatives.

Local Traffic Citations Listed for Multiple Offenders

Kenneth W. Purdy of Mon ticello charged with inattentive driving for $102. Steve Palmer of Brooklyn cited for operating left of center for $42. Steven D. Gadow of Brodhead for imprudent limits at $62. Steven P. Kimberley of Evansville cited for imprudent limits at $42. Jeffery A. Walmer of Brodhead for speeding at $42. Michael A. Pagel of Albany for inattentive driving at $42. Wayne V. McKinney of Brodhead for operating under influence at $177. Jeffery Larson of Albany for imprudent and unreasonable at $62.

Kenneth W. Purdy Monticello Steve Palmer Brooklyn Steven D. Gadow Brodhead Steven P. Kimberley Evansville Jeffery A. Walmer Michael A. Pagel Albany Wayne V. McKinney Jeffery Larson

Fatalities and injuries reported in Monroe area incident

June 9 incident at 9th Ave and 22nd St left an adult male and female with leg and arm injuries. Emergency responders used a surgical collar splints backboard and dressings with assistance from Monroe Police Department. Obituary notes Julia Staub a Swiss born immigrant died aged 85 at Pleasant View Nursing Home after entering in 1969. survived by son grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements announced for June 12 at St Victor's with burial at Calvary Cemetery.

9Th Ave 22Nd St Monroe Police Dept Joseph A Julia) Staub 17Th Ave Pleasant View Nursing Home Julianna Baerlocker Canton St. Gallen Switzerland Gerhardt Baerlocker America Winslow Ill Joseph A. Staub Buchviel Lena Monroe Joseph Emmett Ida) Norton Staub St. Victor’s Catholic Church Stnessy Funeral Home St. Victor’s Wilfred Shea Calvary Cemetery

Lucey seeks federal aid for drought hit Wisconsin farms

Gov. Patrick J. Lucey ordered the Emergency Government to pursue federal disaster funds to buy transport and distribute feed grains and hay to farmers in 11 northwestern Wisconsin counties. Drought has dried up pasture and hay. A mop fire heavily damaged BJ's Disco, prompt response by Monroe volunteers.

Madison Patrick J. Lucey State Division of Emergency Government Wisconsin Lucey Ford Monroe

Patterson infant admitted as surgical patient

Jason Randall Patterson three months old, son of Randall and Mrs. Patterson of 828 17th Street, is listed as a surgical patient at St. Clare Hospital. He was admitted Wednesday.

Merlin Thompson Beloit Lee O. Jacobs 13Th Ave Alisa Taylor Sterling, Ill Bradley K. Bauman Genoa City Carthne Flowers Rockford Jason Randall Patterson 17Th St Janice Stoehr Freeport James F. Mick Devon Bliss Janesville Marvin S. Rufer Rt. 5 Gene Arneson Donald Busser Mae Chapman Todd Edwards Anna Elliott William Hansen Richard Hartwig Edward Hughes David Jeremiason Son Mary Leck Pamela Ruff James Wade Robert H. Weaver Robert Welty Randall Patterson St. Clare Hospital

Orangeville Graduates Salutatorian and Valedictorian Named

ORANGEVILLE Times Special Sandra Busjahn and Mark Setterstrom named salutatorian and valedictorian respectively. Busjahn active as chorus accompanist, NHS president, BOS Club member, and BOS store manager with multiple awards. Setterstrom, golfer and basketball player, NHS vice president, Chess Club VP, and Illinois State Scholar.

Orangeville Sandra Busjahn Darrell Busjahn National Honor Society BOS Club BOS Highland Community College Mark Setterstrom Robert Setterstrom Mark

First Monroe Creative Writing Workshop Held

The first session of Monroe's Creative Writing Workshop convened Tuesday at the Old Methodist Church with 21 attendees. Led by Madison author Tony Hozeny, the session covered article, fiction, and poetry writing, emphasizing economical style, critique, daily practice, and reading poetry to learn rhythm.

Monroe Old Methodist Church Monroe Arts Activities Center UW Arts Development University Extension Madison Tony Hozeny Hozeny

Dairy Day Activities Planned in Albany for June 26

A Tuesday evening meeting at Village Hall organized Dairy Day events to be held June 26. Key roles include parade co-chairs Bill Hein and Arlin Hanson, microphone lead Wayne Albertson Jr, Dairy Month chair Paul Schulz, Recipe Chair Mrs Edward Kaderly, Dairy Show co-chairs Ken Schlapbach and Dick Oliver, banquet co-chairs Mrs Gale Gohlke and Mrs Joyce Binder, donation chair Mrs Mary Macke, and others. Float entries welcomed via Bill Hein. parade categories are Youth Educational and Commercial with dairy or bicentennial themes. The Dairy Show starts at 9 30 at Legion Park with judges. Queen crowning and milk boat races follow. Mootail hour precedes Queens Banquet June 24 at Albany High School with tickets $3 75 available locally.

Albany Rodney Lita) Sutherland Bill Hein Arlin Hanson Wayne Albertson Jr Dairy Month Paul Schulz Myron Jeglum Edward Kaderly Ken Schlapbach Dick Oliver Gale Carol) Gohlke Bradley Joyce Binder John Mary) Macke Keith Terry) Blumer George Crooks Boyd Atkinson Legion Park Schlapbach Oliver DanDee Nursery Wayne Albertson

Livestock Markets at Johnson Creek Auction June 9

Calf market steady with feeders and veal ranges. Hogs down 50 cents with No 1 hogs at 50 to 50.50. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 28 to 38, Holstein prices up to 37. Cow market mixed from 24 to 30. Lamb market strong with primed lambs 50 to 52. Next lamb pool June 23 and dairy sale June 18.

Equity Coop Johnson Creek

Monroe Monticello Girl Scout Day Camp Plans Progress

Plans advance for the Monroe Monticello Neighborhood Girl Scout Day Camp set June 21 to 5 at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin. About 100 girls have registered and adult helpers are still needed. contact Mrs. Klossner or Mrs. Ols to assist.

Monroe-Monticello Kiwanis John Klossner Monticello Klossner Gary Ols Badger Council Robert Keith Robert Ableman Dale Gruninger Aaron Norder Edward Zupane Kuehne Walter Schuepp R. Finley Barry Vicki DeGarmo Janesville Ols

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Badger State Badger Boys State Lisa Rasmussen Rose Rasmussen al Rasmussen Elizabeth Ruf D.F. Ruf Theresa Hauri Alfred Hauri Sheryl Ross Elmer Ross Linda Dieter Clarence Dieter Monticello Board Daily Record Monroe Township Larry F. Leopold Lawrence D’amico Walter Messerschmidt Mt. Horeb Peter A. Figi Sherwood V. Strommen David Majors Stockton Seeees Eseses Seeves Albany Court EMS Green County Emergency Medical Services Rolling Acres Estates Walter Treuthardt Frank Gutzmer Robert H. Schara Cadiz Township William A. Schuetz Joseph Staub Community News Monroe Junior High Jan Alt Times Green County Courthouse Dorothy Kundert Hozeng Marie Miller Hester Schwartz Phoebe Brandenburg Janeen Wesley Hall Dad Bergey Jewelry Drapery House Mary Ellen Kuehne Dexter Neolite Monroe’s Square
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