Route 3 mailman Harry Williams retires to Route 4
Harry E. Williams ends 16 years on Route 3 and begins new duties on Route 4. He recalls growing up on a valley farm, preserving old family routes and noting changes in Green County including fewer cheese factories and longer road miles. Francis Doherty succeeds him on Route 3.
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Harry Williams
Times
Harry E. Williams
Francis Doherty
Big Smock Hill
Harry
Peter Steinmann
Monroe
Browntown
Williams
Green County
Prac
Rurr
Speaking Winners To Receive Awards At SWCC Meeting
Winners of the Soil Conservation speaking contest will speak before the SWCC Supervisors tonight at 7 30 in the Agriculture Building. They will then be presented with awards by Willis Riemer, chairman. The talks will be held during the regular meeting.
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SWCC
Willis Riemer
Rural Losses Mount as Blizzard Bites Dakotas and Minnesota
Blizzard toll reaches sixteen with heavy livestock losses mainly in South Dakota. Rescue crews push through drifts up to 25 feet, saving 55 motorists in North Dakota and aiding stranded travelers. Young Orion Auck finds a farmer dead in Sterling. Local Civil Defense reports anticipate ongoing relief efforts.
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South Dakota
Dakotas
North Dakota
Orion Auck
Sterling
Lowell Brown
Minnesota
Frank Maciejewsky Sr
Timber Lake
S.D
Civil Defense Headquarters
Pierre
North Dakota Highway Patrol
Charles Tighe
William Guy
Senior Girl Scout Banquet Honors Graduating Scouts
Miss Bobbie Benkett program chairman will be mistress of ceremonies for the 15th annual Senior Girl Scout Banquet honoring graduating scouts. The event is at 7 p.m. tomorrow evening at Monroe Country Club to celebrate the Girl Scout birthday of March 12 marking the 54th year.
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Bobbie Benkett
Monroe Country Club
Girl Scout Week Event Hails Milestone and Speakers
The Milwaukee Wisconsin Council of American Youth Hostels will host Girl Scout Week March 6 to 12 1966 with speaker David Hotchkiss presenting color slides of a Canadian Rocky bicycle trip. Miss Dorothy Dauvissat will discuss Why I Hostel and is an international translator. Twenty one members of Troop 217 and ten from Troop 242 graduate as scouts and ten year pins will be awarded to mothers attending.
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United States
David Hotchkiss
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Council of American Youth Hostels
Dorothy Dauvissat
Paris
France
Dauvissat
France Steamship Company
Laurie Usher
Janet Johnson
Karleen Krebs
Kathy Kohl
Linda Schild
Sue Olson
Marian
Mary Burkhard
Troop 242
Carol Barry
Diane Kuban
Louise Lamboley
Jane Marty
Monroe Senior Planning Board
Four Candidates Vie in New Glarus Primary for County Board
Voters in New Glarus head to the polls Tuesday for the county board district five primary. Delmar Naef, Harold Hoesly, Ernst Zentner and Cecil Thacker compete for one of two spring ballot spots. Balloting, separate precincts, and a single election board affect both village precincts with 31 county board seats at stake in the April 5 election.
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New Glarus
Delmar F. Naef
Harold E. Hoesly
Ernst W
Red) Zentner
Cecil Thacker
T7th Ave
Ray Kundert
Kundert
Monroe Evening Times
Naef
Verona
Zentner
Hoesly
Kundert and
Thacker
Sorento
Ill
Pet Milk Company
No Plans for Marriage After Acquittal in Miami
Candace Mossler and nephew Mel Powers were acquitted in the 1964 slaying of her husband Jacques Mossler. At a Miami news conference Mossler denied plans for marriage and said she would focus on motherhood and rebuilding her life.
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Candace
Miami
Fla
Candace Messler
Melvine Lane Powers
Mossler
Mel Powers
Ques Mossler
Milwaukee Parents Die in Japanese Jet Crash Linked to City
The Lubbers couple from Milwaukee, parents of five, died in a jet liner crash at Mt Fuji after departing Tokyo. The tragedy shocked Monroe residents connected to local trucking circles and one acquaintance had spoken to Mr Lubbers days earlier. Mr Lubbers led Badger Trailer and Equipment Corp in Milwaukee.
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Robert E. Lubbers
Milwaukee
Japan
Monroe
Lubbers
Badger Trailer and Equipment Corp
Pound To Speak At Farm Institute
Glenn Pound dean of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture will be the main speaker at the Belleville Farm Institute in the high school gymnasium Thursday. The event runs from 10 15 a.m. to 3 p.m with a noon lunch.
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Belleville
Glenn Pound
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Kenneth W. Kramer
Belleville Businessmen, Belleville High School
Vocational Agriculture Department
Extension Service
Green
Dane
Kramer
Belleville Businessmen’s Association
Ted Brevik
University College of Agriculture
Ron Doersch
University
Dean Pound
al Steinbrenner
Dane County Extension Service
Leo Martin
Dane County
Myron Jeglum
Monroe Rink Wins Mixed Bonspiel at Alpine Curling Club
The lone Monroe rink entered in the Mixed Bonspiel at the Alpine Curling Club won. Edward Adam skipped the rink to victory in the first event, defeating a mixed Illinois team. Adam, Mrs. Adam, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goetz were on the winning squad.
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Monroe
Alpine Curling Club
Edward Adam
Adam
Illinois
Robert Goetz
Daily Doggerels Begin in Monroe Evening Times
Edgerton resident Clair R. Munns, longtime newspaper and radio man and author, starts a Daily Doggerels series in The Times. He aims to publish daily quips indefinitely with humor drawn from American life, including family and past times.
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TIMES
Clair K. Munns
Edgerton
Munns
Monroe
Evening Times
Monroe Evening Times
Clair R. Munns
Robert
Beverly) Birkholz
Monroe Clinic
Birkholz
South Wayne
Stoughton
Fennimore
Boscobel Dial
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
WIBA
Madison
School of the Air
College of the Air
Monk Talks Unity Address Draws Green County Audience
Brother Jacques a Swiss Protestant monk from France spoke at Albany Baptist Church after a St Victor's Church presentation. Protestants and Catholics in Monroe heard him urge unity through acceptance of Jesus Christ. Congregations joined in singing a Luther hymn as R Finley Barry read the epistle and Mrs Clarence Seaton played piano. Rev James C Plymire offered opening remarks.
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St. Victor’s Church
Br. Jacques
France
Green County
Albany Baptist Church
Monroe
Martin Luther
R. Finley Barry
St. Victor’s
Clarence Seaton
First Methodist
James C. Plymire
The Third Month Poem by Clair R. Munns
A brief verse personifies March as a springtime coquette and tomboy. The maiden March is described as playful and muddy with a mischievous smile. The poem contrasts a youngsterish maiden with Spring affection and rough street imagery.
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March
Mastitis Meet To Be Tonight
Farmers are urged to attend the first mastitis meeting tonight at 8 p m in the Green County Jail Meeting Room. Speakers discuss the mastitis program provisions and implementation and how farmers meet requirements. A Q and A session follows. next session at New Glarus Crade School Building at 8 p m. Sponsored by Green County Extension Service and Wisconsin Department of Agriculture.
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Green County
New Glarus
New Glarus Crade School
Green County Extension Service
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Cooperating
Supreme Court Upholds Key Sections of Voting Rights Act
Washington reports the Supreme Court today affirmed major provisions of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, ruling the core protections constitutional and enforceable. The decision reinforces federal oversight of voting practices nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
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