Brodhead Motorist Dies In Auto Crash
Green County Coroner reports a two car crash killed Anna Marie Haberle 61 of Brodhead at Highway 81 and County Trunk T. Three occupants of the other vehicle were treated and released. The other weekend accident involved Daniel Bauer of Monroe who escaped with injuries.
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Green County
Richard Wagner
Monroe
Anna Marie Haberle
Route 3
Brodhead
Robert L. Luedy
Douglas F. Ebweter
Frederick J. Amacher
Roy Vetterli
Sheriff's Department
Daniel F. Bauer
Anna Haberle
Beloit
Haberle
Beloit Memorial Hospital
Manager Found Dead At Badger Motors In Monroe
George E Carpenter 38 general manager of Badger Motors was found dead in the Monroe dealership at 7 a.m. March 18 from carbon monoxide after allegedly diverting exhaust into a car trunk. Coroner Wagner ruled death by own action with no inquest. Carpenter, a former Buick dealer, had moved to Monroe in 1963 and left a widow Donna and three children. Nearby accidents and a fatality tally update follow.
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Badger Motors
George FE. Carpenter
John M. Schild
Green County
Richard A. Wagner
Carpenter
Wagner
Better Be Sure You Can Vote Primary Registration Reminder
Monroe residents planning to vote in the April 2 primary were told time is short to register. City Clerk Freda Bray urged new residents and address changes, plus some students and servicemen, to register by 5 p.m. Wednesday March 20. The office will extend hours to 7 to 8:30 p.m. tonight and also noon hours tomorrow and Wednesday to process registrations.
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Monroe
Freda Bray
Bray
Six From Monroe Forensics Team Earn A Ratings
Four schools and 51 students took part in the sub district forensics meet at Monroe High School. Six Monroe students earned A ratings and advance to the district competition on March 30 at Whitewater. Names include Mary Zupane, Mary Jo Urban, John Schuetze and winners in play acting contests Carol Nyman Margaret Frantz Celia Rush.
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Monroe High
Monroe
Middleton
Monona Grove
Sun Prairie
Whitewater
Mary Zupane
Mary Jo Urban
Louise Ganshert Figi to Provide Style Narratives
Louise Ganshert Figi will narrate Passport to Fashion with Chuck Figi at Turner Hall on March 19. Mrs. Joseph Ganshert joins as narrator. models announced by Mrs. Raymond Kubly Jr. and Mrs. John Callahan. co chairs and volunteers listed. centerspieces by Special Education students. entertainment by Monroe High School Saxophone Quartet.
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Chuck’’ Figi
Turner Hall
Joseph
Louise) Ganshert
Raymond Kubly Jr
John Callahan
Donald Barry
Larry Leopold
Richard Glendenning
Cchairman
Robert Faith
Monroe
Monroe High School
Robert Kingdon
Jaycettes
Ray Gordon
Jaycette
Milady’s
Forrest Kubly
Edmund C. Hamilton
Leo Nack
James Mauerman
Ronald D. Roberts
Walter J. Kubly
Florine
James Lehnert
Joe Schwarzenberger Jr
Robert Brauchle
C. C. Hennager
Penney’s
John G. Bruni
Wilbert Ott
Dwain Mings
Penny Braachle
Jean Norton
John Norton
Connie Schott
Francis Schott
Molly Donovan
Walter Donovan Jr
Sue Ann Camron
Alvin F. Camron
Winkler’s
Sonja Severson
Paula Nack
Robert’s
Henry Najat
John Bruni
Celia Rush
Benjamin Rush
Veryl’s
David Blum
Rodney Speich
Jill Stauffacher
Tom Stauffacher
Wilson's Studio
Joe Jaeggs
Lyle Hilliard
Melissa Isely
Nathan Isey
Boy Scouts Exposition At Monroe Draws 1 000 Attendees
About 1 000 people attended the U S Grant County Valley District Exposition at Monroe High School to view exhibits by eighty Scouts. Troops and packs earned prizes for booth displays and a 12 inch portable TV prize will be awarded after ticket returns are counted this week.
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Monroe High School
Dwyer
Schuetze’s
Monroe
Duersts Tour Hawaii On Escorted 15 Day Visit
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Duerst of New Glarus joined a 52 member tour to Oahu and Kauai with car plane and boat travel. They saw Diamond Head Pearl Harbor and the Punch Bowl plus a luau and Don Ho. They met Walter Scheiss a former baker now at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel who recalled Chicago Washington D C Miami and New Glarus ties.
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Gilbert Duerst
New Glarus
Heidelberg
Hawaii
Sam Schneider
Marx Faes
Beaver Dam
Walter Scheiss
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Scheiss
Chicago
Washington
D.C
Miami
Fla
Duersts
Oahu
Kauai
Diamond Head
Ascenic Canyon
Punchbowl
National Cemetery of the Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Luau
Don Ho
Barbara Elmer
Honolulu
Eugene Elmer
Monroe
Earl Colney
Peal City
Mr. Irish Muzz Haren Joins In Wearing of Green
Monroe’s Mr. Irish Frank Muzz Haren celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with church greetings and home calls then attended the American Legion’s 49th birthday and potluck at Legion Hall. Brother Bill shares Haven Realty and Insurance Agency with offices in the Monroe Hotel Building. Also note American Motors suspends production at Milwaukee body plant to allow contract vote or strike.
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Monroe
Irish
Frank
Muzz’’ Haren
Muzz
American Legion
Legion Hall
William C. Haren
Legion
St. Pat’s
Bill
Haven Realty and Insurance Agency
Monroe Hotel
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David A. Faith
Brewery
13Th Ave
George E. Carpenter
Cern
Buick Motor Division
General Motors
Wausau
Omro
Arthur and
Mary Flanagan Carpenter
Air Force
Oshkosh State University
Donna
Galen
Gena
Mansion Drive
Melvin
Arthur
Merle
Oshkosh
Stnessy Funeral Home
Omfo
William V. Grant
William H. Hogan
Hans W. Forster
Janesville
Wilma Ruedinger
Neil Sager
Belleville
Leon L. Garber
Monticello
Anna Maria
Voy
Alfred Vay
Pauline Bailey
Clinton
Everson Funeral Home
Clifford White
Bethlehem Lutheran Church of
Avon Cemetery
George Carpenter
Monroe Forensics
Earl Brockman
LaVern Meyer
Kent Duit
Gail Rieraldo
Jean Shager
Nancy Spoerry
Alan Stauffacher
Burt Artz
Louise Ganshert
Figi
Wilbert May
Margaret Wichser
Arthur Olson
London
Paris
Zurich
Warren
Cub Scouts
Webelos
Burnette Robertson
Dale Leutenegger
Times
Boy Scouts
Orangevill
Orangeville
Order of the Arrow
Dewey Dwyer
The
Valley District
Helen
Harry Patridge
Barberton, O
Albany
Robin Malone
Bob Lubbers
Mr. Irish
Muzz’ Haren
Milwaukee
American Motors Corp
Robin
HE Eagles
Eagle Family
George Washington
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