Quota Topped Again 142 Pints of Blood Collected Here
A Badger Red Cross Bloodmobile at Turner Hall collected 142 pints from 152 donors, with 10 rejected. Monroe’s quota was 140 pints. Donor pins awarded included Forrest Riese with 4 gallons and several others with 2 or 1 gallon pins. The list names many donors and donors’ spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Red Cross
Turner Hall
Monroe
Forrest Riese
William Schmid
Gerald Kubly
Joseph Klessinger
Harold Wagner
Herman Spani
Ray Sonneburg
Lucas Dischier
Herbert Kubly
Marvin Bidlingmaier
Calvin Strahm
Kenneth Gruenberg
Stanly Aebly
Suzanne Radertscher
Robert Babler
Robert Putnam
Ralph Krauss
Rosalie Radcliffe
Rodger Bernstein
Raymond Voegels
Wilson Bloom
Homer Weidman
Gene Aebly
R. E. Nejedle
Wilfred Gillie
Joseph Wels
Rodney Kammerer
Robert Hoesly
John Trout
Dennis Zimmerman
William Kime
Donald van Wagenen
Arnold Koehn
al Edstrom
Gary Brugger
Mason Marchant
Larry Pinnow
William Korm
Daren Friedricks
Wayne Stroessner
Ray Roth
Larry Leopold
Robert Fey
Robert Huffman
David Iverson
Walter Drews
George Lauver
Erwin Wiesenberg
Oscar Fritsch
Lee Nipple
Delbert Neuenschwander
William Henquient
Richard Nelson
Paul Hannes
Stevenson
Gregory Foesch
Charles Hughes
Bob Hardell
Walter Wilzewske
Premium Books For County Fair Are Available Here
The 1969 Green County Fair premium list for the 15th annual event is off the presses and distributed across Green County, banks, and Schuetze's in Monroe. Open class entries close 5 p.m. July 26, junior entries close July 7. Fred T. Burgy of Monticello is the fair president, with Ernest Hayes as vice president and amphitheatre superintendent, Alfred Henning as secretary, and Lyle Rodger as treasurer. Directors include W. R. Schuetze speed, August Burgi concessions, Ken Allen beef, and Don Deininger dairy cattle superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Fair
Green County
Schuetze’s
Monroe
Fred T. Burgy
Monticello
C. L
Doug) Hare
Burgy
Ernest Hayes
Alfred Henning
Lyle Rodger
W. R. Schuetze
Speed
August Burgi
Ken Allen
Don Deininger
Battery stolen from senator’s car in Madison
Madison AP Sen Gordon Roseleip R Darlington told colleagues on the Senate floor that a battery was stolen from his car in a Madison parking lot over the weekend. He said he tried lights and engine and horn before lifting the hood to find the battery gone and quipped it’s a wonder they didn’t take the motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Senate
Roseleip
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported in Jefferson County Area
Deputies logged several traffic incidents around Brodhead Monroe and nearby towns. Mrs George Benner 60 of Janesville was hospitalized with internal injuries a fractured thigh and pelvis after a two roll over on Highway 81 south of Brodhead. Other crashes involved drivers from Monroe Juda Des Moines and New Glarus with varied damages and minor injuries.
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George Benner
Janesville
St. Clare Hospital
Sheriff's
Benner
Brodhead
Highway 81
Danny L. Shippy
Monroe
LaVaughn M. Rice Jr
Juda
Decatur Park
Margo L. LaBuch
Kent Duit
Highway 69
LaBuch
IW. Johnson
Des Moines
New Glarus
Legler Road
Marlen A. Leopold
Clara M. Brawand
17Th Avenue
George J. Groom
Lena
James A. Ter
Car Theft Reported in Advance and Band Shell Tuner Stolen
Paisley J. Zuhlke of Brodhead reports her car stolen from the Advance Transformer parking lot. Monroe Police are investigating and have recovered the vehicle. The Monroe Band Shell tuner theft is also reported, used to set the tempo for the City Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley J. Zuhlke
Brodhead
Monroe
Monroe Airport Rebuilding Plan Moves Forward
Monroe last night approved a lease allowing 3600 square feet of hangar space and an 800 square foot office at the Municipal Airport for a new facility to serve the public. The 1 a year, 20 year lease covers construction north of the current apron and supports a flying service run by Wendell Brunkow or Keith Wainwright, following the destruction of the prior hangar in last week’s tornado. Brunkow, who operated there, lost three planes. decision now rests with Brunkow and Wainwright.
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Monroe Af German
Wendell Brunkow
Keith Wainwright
Monroe
Fred Simpson
Brunkow
Wainwright
Simpson
James W. Mauermann
Madison
Mauermann
Monroe FFA Members Win Wisconsin Honor
Three Monroe FFA members won national Foundation Awards at the State FFA Convention in Green Lake Wisconsin. David N Brown won the Dairy Farming Program award Larry Hartwig won the Farm Mechanics Award and Steve Hawthorn won the Natural Resources Development award. Each received a plaque and 100 dollars and will represent Wisconsin in regional competition. Four members received State Farmer Degrees Hawthorn John Salesman John F Deininger and Jerry Block. Keith Haldiman and Gary Sippel served as delegates.
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Monroe
Future Farmers of America
National Foundation
America Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wis
David N. Brown
Larry Hartwig
Steve Hawthorn
Wisconsin
David
Nathan Brown
Route 2
Larry
Charles Hartwig
Browntown
Steve
Orville Hawthorn
Hawthorn
John Salesman
John F. Deininger
Jerry Block
FFA
Keith Haldiman
Gary Sippel
Moose Lodge Plans for Land Judging Contest
Moose Lodge of Monroe outlines plans for the annual 4 H Land Judging contest and a smorgasbord supper program for contestants on Thursday evening July 17. Members will assist during the day and a Moose family picnic is tentatively scheduled for Sunday August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Monroe
Moose Hall
Moose
Hospital expansion set with bid winner named
J P Cullen and Co of Janesville named apparent low bidder for St. Clare Hospital addition with base bid 5 95377 and overall project cost around 7 260 000 Work to start in about 60 days adding 96 beds to reach roughly 300 and enabling two more floors for 96 additional beds later The four story west wing will house dietary purchasing central supply pharmacy and more with patient care on upper floors and 48 beds per floor in the new levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Cullen and Co
Janesville
St. Clare Hospital
Cullen
J. F. Hutter
Fond du Lac
M. Wilfreda
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Warren Knowles
Switzerland
Rolland E. Karlen
Martha Bernet
Robert M. Bussen
Rudy Burkhalter
Karen Keister
Clarno
Bobbie Thorson
Alice
Dairyland
Burkhalter
Mrs. Bennet
Capitol
Gov. Knowles
Times
Russell Hanson
Roy Kaderit
Alfred Reberhard Jr
Roger Schwaiger
Ernest Johnson
Richard Zumkehr
Delbert Kloepping
Linda Zweifel
Richard Carroll
Ivan Ellingson
Marion Mueller
Judy Miller
Eugene Duerst
Wayne Jensen
Gordon Canon
Art Zimmerman
Marie Frenzel
John Reese
Robert Ostby
Ernest Abbuehl
Anita Beem
Keith Albright
Robert
Ernest Lehmann
Alan Mittler
Dexter Marchant
John Michel
Dick Leuzinger
Jim Lehnbert
Dan Lynch
John Oostdik
George Busjahn
Harold Kennison
David Belke
Leland Leverton
Roger Wuthrich
Albert Preuti
James Larson
Edwin Rutsch
Julius Hartwig, Jr
David’ Eley
Robert Erickson
Sam Conway
George Schutte
Lloyd Liedschlag
Dianne Lee
Merle Monahan
Walter Marty
Lewis Wahler
Virgil Monte
William Clark
Kathy Dearth
Fred Dearth
Joseph Ganshert
David ‘Iverson
Glen Kubly
Kris Scheupp
Richard Saunders
Gaylord Swenson
David Brown
Eve Hawthorne
John Deininger
John
Schmidt, Gordon and Erickson
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