Scouts Honor Annual Dinner Awards Highlight Air Force Backing
The fourth annual Boy Scout Troop 113 banquet in Mar co featured Capt. Harry Scarborough and Lt. John Keating as speakers. The program included jet survival talk demonstrations of uniforms and two films, with Roy Butler Rev Gerritt Mouw George Wells and Scoutmasters and committee members attending. Scouter Service Stars and Scout Service Stars were awarded to multiple members, with John Roth receiving the Star Scout award and Dick Pulkrabek Steve Schwartz earning First Class honors. Second Class honors went to Harry Miller and Tenderfoot honors to Donald Bloom.
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Air Force
Marco
Harry Scarborough
Truax Air Force Base
John Keating
327Th Fighter Group
Puey
Roy Butler
U.S. Grant Council
Freeport
Gerritt Mouw
Union Presbyterian Church
George Wells
Chamber of Commerce
George Barry
Bernard Gibbons
Robert Cashman
The
Legion
Harold Snively
L. A. Koenig
Richard H. Bahr
James Gordee
Karl Koch
Dr. Barry
Jim Gordee
Rick Bahr
Bahr
Phil Benkert
Roger Brunkow
Bob Goecks
Derry Ripp
Steve Schwartz
Phil Peterson
Jim Webster
Marshall Zwygart
Butler
John Roth
Dick Pulkrabek
Harry Miller
Tenderfoot
Gordee
Donald Bloom
Barry
Benkett
Lee Johnson
Kindschi
Roth
David C. Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Ron Wilde
Monroe School Demonstrates Largest Physical Education Program
About 800 Monroe school children will fill the high school gym at 7 p m for a mass physical education demonstration directed by Robert L Wells with Larry L Pohlman and Miss Betty J Schmidt assisting. The event shows current student learning, age based capabilities, and gym facility uses. Earlier, all students practiced the full program together for the first time.
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Monroe
Robert L. Wells
Larry L. Pohlman
Betty J. Schmidt
Kennedy Delaying Farm Plan Message
Washington The White House says President Kennedy will delay his farm message for review and it likely will not be presented to Congress this week. It had been scheduled to go to the Capitol today.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol
Kennedy names Walworth Barbour as Israel ambassador
President Kennedy selected Walworth Barbour a 52 year old career diplomat to serve as ambassador to Israel Barbour currently deputy chief of mission in London will replace Ogden Reid and take up the post in Washington and Jerusalem context remains.
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Israel
Washington
Kennedy
Walworth Barbour
Barbour
London
Ogden R. Reid
Actress Jayior Battles for Life in Critical Pneumonia Fight
London doctors hold urgent conference at Elizabeth Tay lor’s bedside as the 29 year old film star battles double pneumonia. A friend says there is still hope though condition remains critical and a coma momentarily broke with a whispered wish for her mother.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Suzanne Cardozo
Carl Heinz Goldman
Crash Victim Elwyn Rupnow Rites Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Elwyn Rupnow 36 of rural Dakota Ill will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Dakota Methodist Church with Rev Lewis Currie officiating Burial will follow in Dakota Cemetery The Myers Funeral Home Dakota is in charge She died after a car collision near Rock Grove involving LaVerne Evans and her husband Rupnow was a passenger in the Rupnow Evans car crash occured three miles southwest of Rock Grove and injuring all three adults including Mr and Mrs Evans This notice notes her birth on March 12 1925 in Dakota Township Stephenson County and her former name Elizabeth Neuenschwander daughter of Glen and Viola Neuenschwander
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Elwyn Rupnow
Dakota
Ill
Dakota Methodist Church
Lewis Currie
Dakota Cemetery
Myers Funeral Home
Khupnow
LaVerne Evans
Rock Grove
Rupnow
Double wedding ends in Dakota farm family tragedy
Mrs. Rupnow and her twin sister Jean Margaret Neuenschwander wed in Freeport. The couple farmed in Dakota. Mrs. Rupnow suffered while her husband and others were injured in the incident. Survivors include four sons Richard Jimmy Gary Ken neth and two daughters Marjorie Tari Lynn at home. Twin sister lives in Nakata and brothers Robert Clarence Jack.
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Freeport
Jean Margaret Neuenschwander
Carl Strayer Bordner
Dakota
Rupnow
Dakota Home Bureau Unit
Monroe Bowlers Association
Macon
Miss
Chicago
Richard
Jimmy
Gary
Kenneth
Marjorie
Tari Lynn
Aren
Nakata
Robert Neuenschwander
Clarence
Lena
Jack
Trucks Crash Near State Line Involving Three Outfits
An accident yesterday near the county line involved three trucks including a portable mill, a bulk feed box, and a load of farm feed. Drivers were uninjured but debris caused heavy damage, with Jim Gordon fined $100 plus costs for no driver's license.
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Arkay Farm Service
Brodhead
Green Rock
John E. Popanz
Gerald W. Steiner
Popanz
Steiner
Jim Gordon
Blue Mounds
Gordon
Arkay
Freezing Rain Possible Across Wisconsin as Snow Streak Ends
Wisconsin forecasters warn of freezing rain in most areas except the Wisconsin Illinois line with heavy snow in the north. Overnight low temperatures fell to four degrees above zero in Rhinelander as late winter storms fade.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Wisconsin - Illinois
Rhinelander
Light vote in city as 189 ballots cast by 1 p.m.
A light primary turnout marked the city election with 189 ballots cast by 1 p.m. out of 4,875 registered. Ward tallies showed the First Ward leading, while statewide contests for Supreme Court and superintendent of public instruction drew few voters. Madison expected a large mayoral vote. candidates included Honeck, Gordon, and Alexopoulos for the Supreme Court post.
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Freda Bray
Supreme Court
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Harold Hallows
Turner Hall
Sam Kubly
Nat G. Preston
Helen Summeril
David Burri
Lucille Wilcox
Franz W. Brand
Robert Stair
Herman A. Stues Sy
Wisconsin
Monroe
Appleton
Neenah - Menaha
Madison
John E. Martin
Stewart Honeck
Milwaukee
Myron L. Gordon
Christ Alexopoulos
Democratic Party
William J. Fenelon
Whitefish Bay
Frederick F. Frick
Ralph M. Gibson
Angus B. Rothwell
Manitowoc
Arlyn F. Wollenberg
Lake Mills
Band Members Named Minstrel Dedicated To Pastor Warfel
Lions and band officials announced a March edition of the show at the high school auditorium will be dedicated to the late Rev. Clarence C. Warfel pastor of Grace Lutheran church who died December 28 1960. Rehearsals continue with Mrs Allan F Barnard directing and Allan F Barnard as musical director and conductor of the City Band.
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Clarence C. Warfel
Rev. Warfel
Lions Club
Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
Jay
Marc
Allan F. Barnard
Carol Peterson
Richard Vordermann
Karen Buholzer
Charles Buehler
Melody Wellenkotter
Hollis Schilt
Stanley Enberger
Forest Deininger
Prederick
Advisory Group Elects Schuetze City plan review begins
W. R. Schuetze was elected chairman of the City Development Advisory Committee at its first meeting in City Hall. The group discussed the proposed fire and police station and city offices on the Chandler parking lot, with plans to tour similar cities before making recommendations to the council. Aldermen Goetz Mayor Evans and others attended, with committee members named and site studies planned.
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W. R. Schuetze
City Hall
Chandler
The_ citizens group
City Council
James Goetz
O. R. Evans
Rex Eyler
Walter Bober
Herman Schindler
Fred Simpson
Walter Ekum
Schuetze
Herbert E. Lanz
Rudolph P. Reger
E. C. Hamilton
Elmer Lawrence
Herman A. Stuessy
Nathan Bear
Robert G. Rote
Monroe
Darlington Sees No Flood Threat
The Pecatonica River at Darlington posed no flood threat this week as water levels receded. Sugar River at Albany rose modestly but stayed within banks. creeks in the county dropped and lowlands dried after cooler weather lowered river readings.
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Darlington
Albany
Mrs. Kennedy Return Expected to White House
Mrs. John F. Kennedy is due back at the White House on Wednesday after a week of vacation with friends in Palm Beach Florida. The First Lady traveled to Florida for a brief rest before resuming duties in Washington.
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Nui Vaucaliuon
Washington
John F. Kennedy
White House
Palm Beach
Fla
Woman's Club Follies Tonight At Monroe Meeting
Mrs. Willard A. Bender and Mrs. Ava D. Isinwert Mau chair tonight's Woman's Club Follies at 8:30 in Ludlow Memorial library Green Room. A home talent show features vaudeville acts and song, with an officers election before the program.
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Ludlow Memorial Library
Mmes
Wilbert G. May
C. Gene Hennager
Harold J. Blum
James R. Gordee
W. A. Bender
Times
Willard A. Bender
Asavaa D. Isinwert Mau
Department of Music
Woman’s Club
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Sherman Hodgson
James Gordee
Chartles Mowbray
D. J. Huenink
Lillian Gempeler
Ralph H. Wenger
Arthur P. Benkett
Franz W. Brand
C. G. Hennager
Robert Rosa
John Usher
Joseph D. Viney
Leon O. Schmidt
L. J. Schroeder
Harold Blum
Walter Speich
Robert Kees
Rolland E. Karen
Nevels resigns as village marshal in Monticello
Orville Nevels, Monticello village marshal since 1960 and former Dubuque bank guard, submitted his resignation at the Village Board meeting, effective May 1. The board granted permission to create a small lake on five acres of Old Steaddler Lake, near Highways 39 and 69. President Emil Voegels announced he will not seek re nomination at tonight's caucus.
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Monticello
Orville Nevels
Emil G. Voegels
Thomas Brusveen
John
Howard Steinmann
Cheese market steady in Madison with steady cheddar demand
Wisconsin market reports steady cheddar prices with fair to good demand. Offerings are ample with 40 pound blocks at 36 to 37 percent moisture and other formats quoted from 375 to 385 per hundredweight.
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Madison
Wisconsin
UN Reinforces Congo Garrisons Amid Matadi Clash
In Leopoldville the United Nations boosts its Congo forces after bitter street fighting in Matadi ends with a 135 man Sudanese surrender. Sudan withdraws 400 troops, U.N. airlifts 600 from Tunisia, India to send 3,000. US recalls naval task force as talks continue.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
U.N
Matadi
Sudan
Ibrahim Abboud
Tunisia
India
Contests Develop For Albany Village Posts
Contests for trustees supervisor and assessor formed at the village caucus with 45 attending. Supervisor Ben Cleveland faces J Henry Rhyner on April 4 ballot and assessor A H Meinert is opposed by Harry Reasa.
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Albany
Ben Cleveland
J. Henry Rhyner
A. H. Meinert
Harry Reasa
Board slate announced for town positions in Albany
The slate lists Ewald Zwickey Garland Rankins Ralph Luedy Nelson Miller Jr Herby Henrikson and Kenneth Blumer as candidates for board member. Rankins and Luedy are incumbents. Harry Broughton not seeking re nomination. Domenic Bongiorno nominated for president to succeed E O Killingsstad. Other officials renominated include Mrs Clarence Bly clerk Mrs Virginia Blumer treasurer S D Gaarder and W C Snow justices of the peace and William Patchen constable.
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Tare Str Cainsuasd
Tor Tice
Ewald Zwickey
Garland Rankins
Ralph Luedy
Nelson Miller Jr
Herby Henrikson
Kenneth Blumer
Rankins
Luedy
Harry Broughton
Domenic Bongiorno
Albany
Albany Hardware and Appliance
E. O. Killingstad
Clarence Bly
Virginia Blumer
S. D. Gaarder
W. C. Snow
William Patchen
City and Firm to share protest suit costs in Monroe
Judge Marshall L. Peterson ordered the City of Monroe and the V. U. Stauffacher Construction Co. to share about 110 in costs and disbursements and enjoined payment of 2115 for street repair work. The ruling stems from alleged bidding statute violations and technical procedure gaps in a 1960 case now tied to pending good faith legislation.
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Marshall L. Peterson
Monroe
W. A. Stauffacher Construction Co
William J. Schmitz
Board of Public Works
Assembly
Senate
Schiller
Schmitz
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Alvin F. Rote Co
Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co
V. U. Stauffacher Construction Co
Wisconcin
Stauffacher
Randall J. Elmer
Monticello
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Truax Afb
Jayior
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