Monroe High School Sends 30 for Far East Coast Exchange Trip
Thirty Monroe High School exchange students, 15 girls and 15 boys, will depart March 13 for a visit to Alexis I duPont High in Wilmington Delaware and return via Columbus Wheeling and Washington DC The trip is led by Mrs Lenore Ainsworth and Fred Simpson with sponsors Ms Nellie Barkley and Edward Keating The group plans to present a signed picture gift from Monroe to DuPont High.
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Wilmington
Monroe High School
Alexis I duPont High School
Del
Thedea
Delaware
Hames
Monroe
Herbert (Lenore) Ainsworth
Fred R. Simpson
U.S
Alexis I DuPont Tigers
Nellie Barkley
Edward Keating
Chris Schuepp
Cheesemaker Group
Exchange
Kris Snively
Parnell E. Bach
DuPont School
Monroe Exchange Groups
Madison
Monroe School
Orfordville
Greyhound
Warland Zick
Columbus
Ohio
Christopher Inn
Wheeling
W. Va
Maryland
Washington D. C
Manager Hamilton
Washington D. C. Nen
Fort McHenry
David Deininger
U. S. Naval ‘Academy
Annapolis
Wilamington
Alexis I duPont
Greenville
First Astronauts Transfer From Command Ship to Lunar Module
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Schweickart and McDivitt became the first Americans to transfer from the Apollo 9 command ship to the lunar module in a weightless 39 inch passage. They planned three days of tests to determine if two Americans can land on the moon in July. Schweickart entered the LEM first and activated its life support and systems.
Eight Are Honored Youthful Winners Are Named in 4-H
The article announces National Clue Congress nominees Larry Hartwig Browntown and Karen Witt Monroe and Citizenship Short Course delegates Douglas Buehl Monticello Douglas Karlen Monticello Wanda Streiff New Glarus Barbara Carroll Monticello. Alternates are Terry Block Monroe and Nancy Ekum Monroe. Selection based on letters to editors and interviews by a Monroe Eve ning Times panel. Hartwig, 18, Browntown Busy Beavers 4-H Club member for nine years, advances projects in multiple areas and has participated in Junior camp and Citizenship Short Course.
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National Clue Congress
Allen J. Reed
National Club Congress
Larry Hartwig
Browntown
Karen Witt
Monroe
Washington, D.C
Douglas Buehl
Monticello
Douglas Karlen
Wanda Streiff
New Glarus
Barbara Carroll
Terry Block
Nancy Ekum
Larry Lind
Bren
Monroe Evening ‘Times
Eugene Meier
Bill Henquinet
Monroe Production Credit Association
Glenn Benkett
Farm Bureau
William Hartwig
National Farmers Organization
Charles Hartwig
Busy Beavers
Open House Planned at New Glarus Bakery
The New Glarus Bakery plans an open house March 7-8 to honor the Matzinger family legacy spanning five decades of local baking. Free coffee and donuts, door prizes, and 10 cent pound loaves highlight the event at 534 First Street, ongoing since 1916 under the Matzinger era with founder Gottlieb and later Curt and Ida Matzinger guiding a tourist favorite.
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Denny Lee
Matzinger
Herman
Glarus
Gottlieb
Curt
Ida
Millard Tschudy
NEW Glarus
Wolf
Gottlieb Matzinger
Switzerland
Iis
Dortmund
Germany
Europe
Matzingers
U.S
Korea
Ronald Duerst
Paul Vetterli
William Palmer
Richard Wild
Math
Reed
Bloodmobile effort surpasses Monroe quota
Monroe residents donated 143 pints at a Bloodmobile visit in Turner Hall, exceeding a 140 pint goal. The event drew 65 volunteers with 22 unable to donate. officials thanked The Monroe Evening Times and WEKZ for publicity and noted a donor list will be issued soon.
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Turner Hall
Red Cross
Monroe
Enterprise Returns To Sea After Fatal Fire
The world’s largest warship the Enterprise sails again two months after a deadly fire and explosion that killed 28 sailors and injured 85 at sea near Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Enterprise
Fiesta rodeo crowds mark world’s longest parade
The Fiesta de los Vaqueros rodeo in Tucson drew an estimated 155000 spectators for a four day event ending Sunday March 2. The parade featured 447 units with 5749 people and 1262 horses. Grand entries included Chief Geronimo Kuble carrying the flag and rodeo princess Barbara Bell, a UW Wisconsin student.
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Geronimo
Kuble
Barbara Bell
Tomah
Wis
University of Arizona
Wisconsin
County Seeks New Veterans Service Officer
Monroe Evening Times announces Green County seeks candidates for Veterans Service Officer after Olin Flisram's death. Applications addressed to Ray E. Kunert must detail qualifications and civil defense interest, with interviews to follow. Deadline March 17, 1969. Veterans Committee members listed as James Volkert, Harid Babler and Walter J. Boer.
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Green County Veterans Service Officer
Monroe Evening Times
Olin Flisram
Ray E. Kunert
Veterans’ Service Committee
James Volkert
Harid Babler
Walter J. Boer
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tran van Huong
Congress
Washington Trip
Washington
Barb Carroll
Jerry Block
Alternat
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Firsram
University of Wisconsin
Dodge
Clifford R. Reasa
6Th Ward
Olin E. Flisram
Flisram
P. J. Connors Jr
Walter R. Ekum
Wesley L. Dodge
Nan
Housing Authority
Paul and
Louise Dannerbeck
Monroe Hotel Corp
Wilton Kirchner
Simpson
J. Thurman Craige
Baraboo Tree Service
Cliff Reasa
Helen
Aziz
O'Hare
American Airlines
Arizona
Henry Hoesly Jr
Henry Hoesly Sr
Buffalo Court
Benson Highway
Green County
Gem of the Desert Mobile Home Court
D. H. ‘Partridge
Albany
Jakie Tschudy
Jake Hefty
Tschudys
Wisconsin Historymobile
Ellsworth
Madie
Los Rancitos
Bonny Ave
Hope
Los Ranchito
Tucson
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