Tom Schindler Stricken at 77
Thomas B. Schindler 77 of Monroe died suddenly of a heart attack at home on 22nd Ave after supper. A sheet metal heating plant operator since 1927 he served in WWI with Co H Monroe National Guard and later married Bess Thomm in 1920. Survived by wife two daughters a son two brothers two sisters and seven grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at St Victor's Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Monroe
Thomas B. Schindler
22Nd Ave
Schindler
George Wenger
John
Bace Hardware
Mr. Schindler
Jordan Township
Fred
Fredrica Bloom Schindler
Jordan
Co. H. Monroe
National Guard
France
Co. H
Harry Kessler
St. Victor’s Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Thomas M
Margaret) Coffey
Hollywood
Werner
Dorothy Ann) Krattiger
Horeb
Thomas F
Oconomowoc
William
Orangeville
Robin
Westby
Stnessy Funeral Home
E. C. McCollon
Calvary Cemetery
Green County Marketing Unit names Welsh chairman
Palmer Welsh of Belleville was named chairman of the Green County Resource Development marketing committee at the first meeting held in the agriculture building. The group outlined area study divisions including cheese milk pork beef mutton wool and merchandising with focus on dairy health sanitation mastitis and cheese quality. Hog marketing and Tele Auction were noted with recent prices higher than a year ago.
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Green County Resource Development
Agriculture Building
Palmer Welsh
Belleville
Clarence S. Grundahl
Myron E. Jeglum
ADA, Cheese Foundation
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Monroe
John Auestad
Adams
Fred Ochsner
Albany
Harry Ammon
Clarno
John Marty
Cadiz
William Legler Sr
Brooklyn
Ben Zimmerli
Decatur
Walter Schindler
Exeter
Jefferson
Ted Falk
Jordan
Roger Stauffacher
Wallace Feldt
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Hoesly
New Glarus
Oliver Miller
Spring Grove
John Mahikuck
Sylvester
John Burgy
Washington
Ralph Elmer
York
Verlen Eberle
M. J. Ingwell
Jean Roosh
Ray Montgomery
Browntown
Roland Keen
Judo
Herbert Armstrong
Roger Klassy
Henry Spring
Monticello
Forrest Kubly
Robert F. Marty
G. Fred Galli
Jack Marty
Archbishop Cody Named Chicago Archbishop
Pope Paul VI appoints John Patrick Cody of New Orleans as archbishop of Chicago in a Vatican announcement. The move shifts leadership within the Catholic Church and places Cody at the helm of Chicago's archdiocese.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
John Patrick Cody
New Orleans
Chicago
Vatican
Monroe FFA member named runnerup in star farming contest
James W. Salesman of the Monroe FFA Chapter earned runnerup honors in the star farmer competition. The award was given at the Wisconsin Association of Future Farmers of America conference at Green Lake during the 1965 winners announcement. He is the son of Lawrence and Mrs. Salesman of Argyle and has held chapter offices. He holds the Chapter Farmer degree and was a delegate to the American Institute of Cooperation at Michigan State University.
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James W. Salesman
Monroe Ffa
Wisconsin Association of Future Farmer of America
Green Lake
Salesman
Lawrence Salesman
Rural Argyle
Monroe
American Institute of Cooperation
Michigan State University
Dubuque Crash Kills Six In Fatal Local Collision
Six Dubuque area residents died in a two car crash near Dubuque Iowa. Harold Maag 28 his wife Anna Mae and their son David 1 Wally W Jones and his wife Dorothy and Robert Gieseman were identified as victims. A second Maag child Christine 3 was listed in critical condition.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Here
Harold Maag
Anna Mae
David
Wally W. Jones
Dorothy
Robert Gieseman
Gieseman
Maag
Christine
Milwaukee Board Reject Braves Offer to Move Club
The Milwaukee County Board voted unanimously to reject a $500,000 ransom offered by the Braves for permission to relocate the National League team to Atlanta after the All-Star break in July. The board also directed counsel to refer the offer to the Justice Department anti trust division.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Board
Braves
Atlanta
William Bartholomay
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
Federal Tornado Relief Bill May Get Passage
Senator Birch Bayh said he was reasonably optimistic about congressional passage of a tornado and flood relief bill. He chairs a Senate Public Works subcommittee that will hear the proposal June 21 and 22, and more than 30 senators sponsor the measure.
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Washington
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Senate Public Works
Ceremony Planned Here Monday Night To Crown Dairy Queen
A Dairy Queen crown ceremony is set for Monday night at Marco's Supper Club with a banquet for the public. Balloting ends Friday, top three awarded corsages, and final judging 6 30 p.m. Monday in the First National Bank Community Room. Mayor Ekum to crown the winner. county contest follows Dairy Day in Belleville. Local candidates include Bowen Walters Egan Ackerman Miller RufenER Jacobs.
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Monroe
Marco’s
Jim Packard
First National Bank
Walter R. Ekum
Packard
Belleville
G U G G Gives $100 to Disaster Fund in Milwaukee
The Ladies Society G U G G Germania Board of Directors in Milwaukee sent a $100 check to the local G U G G Ladies Society No. 10 to aid tornado disaster relief. The check arrived Monday and was presented to First National Bank yesterday afternoon.
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Ladies Society
G.U.G. Germania Board of Directors
Milwaukee
G.U.G.G. Ladies Society No. 10
First National Bank
Goldwater Announces 1968 Senate Bid
Former Senator Barry Goldwater says he will seek the U.S. Senate seat in 1968 regardless of opponents and pledges a high level, clean campaign. He stated the run will proceed despite who challenges him.
City to pursue court if no settlement reached with State Fund
City Council voted unanimously to consider arbitration or court action to settle tornado damage claims after failures to reach a settlement with the State Insurance Fund. Mayor Ekum cited a $32,000 offer for the city garage against a $70,000 policy with 80 percent co‑insurance and 14 year depreciation.
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Palm Sunday
Walter R. Ekum
Ekum
Schmitz
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
Steinmann Architects
Monticello
Steinmann
Montgomery Ward
Shop for Pop Event Opens Tonight in Monroe
Music will be provided by the City Band at the courthouse parking lot for the Shop for Pop promotion. Stores will stay open through supper or reopen after 7 pm, with many closing at 9 30 pm. The event, promoted by the Chamber of Commerce, helps families prepare for Father’s Day.
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Ekum
Judiciary Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Bruni-Miller Co
Wade Cash
Monroe
Dawn Joranlien Dies After Farm Driveway Accident
Dawn Joranlien three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kent E Joranlien of rural Brodhead died at St Clare Hospital from a head injury suffered when struck by a car in the TenEyck Fruit Farm driveway two hours earlier. Coroner ruled accidental death and no inquest. The driver Robert Walters 42 slow moving. Dawn darted from behind parked equipment. Dawn born Nov 27 1961 in DeKalb Illinois survived by parents a brother Ric 5 and sister Robin 2 with grandparents and great grandparents listed. Services planned Friday in DeKalb at Ronan Birch Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Visitation in DeKalb tomorrow. body to be moved from Brodhead Newcomer Funeral Home to DeKalb tomorrow morning.
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Dawn Joranlien
Kent E. Joranlien
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
TenEyck Fruit Farm
Richard Wagner
Walter Deegan
Robert Walters
Dawn
DeKalb, Ill
Kent and
Marille Mullis Joranlien
Joranlien
Knight Mfg. Co
TenEyck
Bluff View
Ric
Robin
Virgil Mullis
DeKalb
Ill
H. A. _ Joranken
Waterman
O. W. Matteson
Ronan Birch
Leslie Fox
Fairview Cemetery
Newcomer Funeral Home
Rotary Fellowships Highlighted By Monroe Club
Basil Peterson of Madison outlined Rotary Fellowships allowing a year overseas study with stipends typically between 2500 and 3000 dollars. He urged informing college students of cultural and educational benefits and noted Rotary International Students at the University of Wisconsin as speakers. Ingwald Hembre and clergy spoke on interfaith progress. Gerritt Mouw and George House to attend the district Rotary Institute at Wisconsin Dells.
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Basil Peterson
Madison
Rotary Club
Monroe
Rotary
Marco's
Peterson
Rotary International
University of Wisconsin
Ingwald Hembre
Masons
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Soil Conservation Service
Gerritt E. Mouw
George House
Wil
Monroe Rotary Club
Rotary Institute
Chula Vista
Wisconsin Dells
Fainting Girls and Mob News Hit Glasgow Concert
In Glasgow a Rolling Stones show ended with 25 girls fainting inside the hall and 50 boys jailed after mob scenes outside. Police reported no serious injuries and initiated crowd-control actions.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Monroe Moves To Seek Urban Renewal Aid After Tornado
Aldermen approved applying for federal urban renewal funds to rebuild Monroe’s west side hit by the Palm Sunday tornado. Green Engineering will survey for a funding plan with 75 percent federal aid, aiming to meet with Chicago housing officials in early July.
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Palm Sunday
Monroe
West Side
Johnson
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
Federal Housing and Home Financing Agency
Chicago
Green
Kenneth Green
Green Engineer
Walter R. Ekum
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Tom Schindler
St. Victor's
Welsh
Crown Dairy Queen
Shirley Bowen
Pat Walters
Ruth Egan
Patra Ackerman
Barbara Miller
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