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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1968
Page
10
Wisconsin forecast shows rain changing to snow in the north with chilly highs in the 30s to 40s. Reports list several residents by name with ages and addresses, and notices of upcoming marriages and births.
Dismissals include Robert Ruegsegger Kurt Froebel Walter Speiner James Andrews Gay Pregam Randy Warnock Eric Price Mildred Mayenschein Kenneth Albert Ronald Hansen Roland Wilke Aggie Heggs Chris Gingerich Merlin Maveus and son. Names and addresses of patients listed prior.
Clifford Evans died after a long career in Wisconsin education. He married June 27, 1916 in Evansville and lived near Minocqua in retirement. Surviving are his wife, a son Richard, two daughters and six grandchildren. Funeral planned for March 22 at Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home.
Hogs steady to 50 lower with 190 to 240 lb at 19.00 to 19.75, and 250 to 299 lb at 18.00 to 18.75. Sows 330 to 400 lb 17.25 to 18.00, 400 to 500 lb 16.50 to 17.25, boars 15.00 to 16.00. Cattle slaughter steers 27.00 to 27.75 for 1,000-1,150 lb, 25.00-26.00 for 1,000-1,150 lb. Heifers 26.00 to 26.75, 24.50-25.25 for 850-1,000 lb. Cows 17.75-19.50 and bulls 20.50-24.00. Sheep 100 head, market not tested.
A prayer service for George E Carpenter 38 owner of Badger Motors Monroe died Monday morning March 18 will be at 8 tonight at Stuessy Funeral Home Rev C James Weis of First Methodist Church will officiate Friends may call at the funeral home through tonight The body goes to Plansky Funeral Home Omro tomorrow morning Visitation there until 2 p m Thursday March 21 burial in North Rushford Cemetery four miles west of Omro Survived by widow Donna a son Galen 13 two daughters Gena 8 Julia 4 mother Mrs Mabel Carpenter Oshkosh two brothers Melvin Arthur Merle Oshkosh five sisters Edith Halverson Dorothy Schmidt Nella Spanbauer Irene Haedt Eva Mae Coats Oshkosh area Father Arthur and a sister Shirley preceded him in death
Mrs. Hattie Bonner of 2105 14th St. suffered a torn hip muscle yesterday and was taken by ambulance to St. Clare Hospital. A memorial for the late E. O. Evans is being established by the family with donations accepted at Shrin er-Neushwander Funeral Home. Tracie Furniss, 3, daughter of James L. and Mrs. Furniss of 1618 7th St., was bitten on the cheek by the family German Shepherd while playing outside yesterday. She received stitches at St. Clare Hospital and was released, convalescing at home.
The document lists multiple aid options including a three year schedule of $800 first year, $350 second year, and $350 third year. Additional aid includes Green County Chapter, The National Foundation with a $400 initial year award for nursing related study, University of Wisconsin senior year award, Green County Vulture 1121 40 and 8 scholarship, and Girl's Athletic Association and Girls Service Club awards with selection criteria based on class rank and activity.
A meeting on a three district study including Albany Brodhead and Juda schools was postponed to 8 p m next Tuesday April 2 in the Albany school. A State Department of Public Instruction representative will report findings while other merger plans for Belleville New Glarus Monticello and a six school Green County group are noted.
The 8th grade Cadet Band percussion section will perform Teen Tam Tam featuring Karla Schmidt Douglas Gruenewald James Thorson Robert Burgi Tim Sommers Curtis Lindsay Connie Benkert and Robert Gordee. Junior Band led by Joseph Rieraldo opens the two part concert with 86 members.
Number 4 Holmes led doll donations while the Council of Catholic Women at St. Victor’s Church crafted mittens slips and pajamas for Christmas Stocking giving. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2312 aided food box deliveries. Dearth Motors showroom again housed packing. Expenses totaled food 521.31 toys 174.59 clothing 297.08 and operating 7.50.
Guy Rodgers district forester of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will present in Madison on removing poor trees to promote healthy young growth. Monroe police said minor vehicle damage occurred in a collision at 9 49 a.m. Saturday involving Merton M Zimmerman of Brodhead and John S Phillipson of New Glarus at 13th Ave and 11th St.
ORANGEVILLE Times Special. Galey A. Bissell Sr., 65, formerly of rural McConnell, died early this morning in Rockford Memorial TB Sanitarium after an extended illness. Arrangements are being made at the Cramer Funeral Home in Orangeville.
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