Cheese Day Seeks 1955 Festival Equipment Resources
The 1965 Cheese Day committee appealed for clues to the location of equipment used in 1955 including showcases signs boxes and scales. Jack Erb urged contact at Cheese Day Headquarters with names of potential finders while plans for publicity and promotion were outlined. The effort stresses countywide participation and a September event with a focus on Green County and not just Monroe.
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Stoldt
Jack Erb
Cheese Day
Archie Myers Jr
Robert M. Bussen
Edmund C. Hamilton
Myron E. Jeglum
Harold H. Snively
Green County
Hamilton
Robert F. Marty
Bussen
Vernon Schillinger
Monroe
Marty
Chamber of Commerce and
Walter R. Ekum
Schillinger
Snively
Ray E. Kundert
Green County Fair
New Glarus
Ray L. Beckman
Miniature Investments Files for Incorporation in New Glarus
Articles of Incorporation for Miniature Investments Corp. of New Glarus filed with Mrs. Helen F. Bratzke indicate a new industry may locate in the village. Incorporators are Fred E. Meyer Harvey A. Ott and Robert W. Strickler all of New Glarus. Meyer is president of the New Glarus Industrial Development Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniature Investments Corp
New Glarus
Helen F. Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Miniature Instruments, Inc
Minnesota
Fred E. Meyer
Meyer
Harvey A. Ott
Robert W. Strickler
New Glarus Industrial Development Corp
Governor Knowles to receive Cheese Day invitation in Monroe
Gov Warren Knowles returning to Monroe for the Cheese Day event with an invitation and button presentation by Rolland Karlen. The Green County function at Marco's Supper Club features Gov Knowles as speaker with a hospitality hour, dinner, and remarks to county officials, mayors, and media representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Knowles
Monroe
Rolland E. Karlen
Gov. Knowles
Town Hall
Green County Board
Ray E. Kundert
Gordon Roseleip
G. Fred Galli
Green County Hospitality Committee
Allan Barnard
Wilbert Stauffer
Kundert. Co.s. Pierce
Madison cheese market steady with ample supply
Wisconsin cheddar prices hold firm as demand remains fair to good. Supplies of all styles are generally ample with cheddars 36-38 percent, 40-pound blocks 36-39, single daisies 38-39 percent 42, longhorns 39-39 percent 42, and midgets 39-41 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Democrats Hear Of Voter Problems
Madison resident Dave Klenzinstine spoke at the Green County Democratic Party meeting in the Palmer Room of the VFW Clubhouse. He addressed Wisconsin voter issues related to candidates while Lewie Hansen was absent. John Fernan and three Green County Young Democrats attended. next meeting April 12 at Woody's Dew Drop Inn Dayton with a guest speaker.
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Dave Klenzinstine
Madison
Green County
Democratic Party
Palmer
VFW
Klenzinstine
Lewie Hansen
Wisconsin
John Fernan
Green County Young Democrats
Woody's Dew Drop Inn
Dayton
Farmers urged to order trees for spring planting
Ray L. Beckman of the Green County Conservation League announced free trees and shrubs will again be available this spring. Orders should be filed now using application blanks from league directors the county agricultural building and Beckman's Garage in Monroe. Trees are due to arrive for planting next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
League
County Agricultural Building
Beckman
Monroe
Job Gains Shown Washington February
The Labor Department reports all major U S industries posted job gains in February. The release highlights broad hiring across sectors and signals continuing employment growth at the start of the year.
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Washington
Labor Department
U.S
Johnson Seeks Fast Vote Right Approval
Civil rights action centers on Selma Alabama as Negro leaders push a fast track march to Montgomery despite federal injunctions and state opposition. King leads memorial march after Rev Reeb's death. Johnson urges Congress to expand voting rights while other racial incidents unfold nationwide.
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Selma
Ala
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Dallas County
Boston
Mobile
Daniel H. Thomas
Wallace
Browns Chapel
A.M.E. Church
Martin Luther King Jr
King
James J. Reeb
Reeb
Reed
Johnson
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Department
Mississippi
House
John W. McCormack
Capitol
McCormack
Jackson
Miss
Hinds County
Highway Offices In New Building
The county highway department relocated to a newly constructed building reported by Kenneth Meyer, the county highway commissioner. The move started last week after a February delay due to late furniture delivery. the old building will house the parts department and storage. New furniture came from Jones Typewriter and Furniture Co. of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Kenneth Meyer
Jones Typewriter and Furniture Co
Madison
VFEW Auxiliary Presents Flag to Monroe Junior High Band
Mrs. Lester Bacon leads a brief ceremony in the Monroe Junior High band room as the VFW Auxiliary presents an American flag to the Cadet Band. Cadet Band president Steve Rosa accepts for the group while school officials and VFW representatives attend. The event highlights citizenship education and patriotic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Vogel
VFW
Steve Rosa
Monroe Junior High School
Times
Lester Bacon
Monroe
Steve
Fredric Rosa
America
Ernest Zumbach
Beef Producers Event March 23
The Green County Beef Producers Association will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday March 23 at 8 p.m. in the County Agricultural Building. Secretary Richard R Shallberg announced the agenda includes election of two directors final reports photos on the Fall Roundup proposed by law changes to align with articles of incorporation dues collection and future suggestions. Shallberg urged all members to attend.
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Green County Beef Producers Association
County Agricultural Building
Richard R. Shallberg
Shallberg
Parking Commission Hearing Tonight On City Council Agenda
A public hearing on a proposed parking utility commission is scheduled tonight at 7 30 p m during a City Council meeting. The ordinance would create a commission of the mayor a alderman the assistant police chief and four council elected citizens with full control of meters and lots and advisory authority to set fees as needed.
Queen Elizabeth II Visits Uncle Duke in London Clinic
The Queen met her abdicated uncle Edward VIII at the London Clinic in a private 25 minute visit to the Duke of Windsor as he recovers from retinal surgery. She arrived in a Rolls Royce and expressed pleasure at the encounter, fueling speculation on Windsors’ return to Britain and possible Windsor Castle visits.
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London
Elizabeth II
Duchess of
Windsor
Elizabeth
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Edward VIII
Windsor Castle
Britain
France
United States
Michael Adeane
Joan Lewis
Johnson Urges Long Hours to Pass Voting Rights Bill
President Johnson addresses a joint session urging swift congressional action to enact a federal voting rights bill. He cites Selma violence as a turning point and pledges nights and weekends if needed to ensure equal voting access across federal, state, and local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Selma
Ala
Lexington
Concord
Appomattox
North
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Civil Service Commission
Justice Department
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
Alaska
Gromyko Arrives in London for Vietnam Cease-Fire Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in London for four days of talks. Britain proposes the Soviets join in seeking an informal cease-fire in Vietnam followed by peace negotiations.
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London
Andrei A. Gromyko
Viet Nam
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Miniature Investments
Union Presbyterian Church
Dave Goetz
Kurt Adam
Jeff Otteson
Tom Fenton
Robert Crandall
Jene Eberle
Mary Nussbaum
Richland 4H Club
Ethel Jones
Joseph D. Viney
Myron I. Stair
Matt Ernser
Ray Grady
Roger Elmer
Ray Kundert
Barnard
Frances Leuenberger
Irving Wild
Leland Jordan
Jefferson Township
Dr. King
Highway Offices
Vfew Auxiliary
Queen Elizabeth
Sen
A.J. Ellender
Gromyko
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