District 2 candidates profiled in Green County race
Four men seek two Green County District 2 seats on the County Board in an April 4 election. Profiles include Kenneth E. Nyland of New Glarus with IBM, council service, and civic ties. Robert Hoesly, incumbent farmer and longtime official. Francis J. Beers, rural mail carrier and former Jaycee leader. and Ernst W. Zentner, long‑time resident, former Bem School clerk, and county board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Nyland
New Glarus
Green County
Madison
Nyland
IBM Corp
Mt. Horeb High School
Wisconsin State University
LaCrosse
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
Church Council
New Glarus Lions Club; A Member of the Stuessy-Kuenzi Post, 141 American Legion
New Glarus Jaycees
Green County’ Property Owners’ League
Green County Democrats
United States Naval Air Reserve
PTO Council
Wis
American Lutheran Church
Dodgeville
Robert Hoesly
Rt. 1
Green County Board of Supervisors
New Glarus High School
Hoesly
Green County Conservation League
Little Sugar River
New Glarus Township
Francis J. Beers
Marshall
Monticello
Wisconsin National Life Insurance
Sun Prairie and
Marshall High
Beers
United States Marine Corps
Wisconsin Jaycees
Southwest Gourmet Club
New Glarus Industrial Organization
Ernst W. Zentner
Bem
University of Wisconsin Agriculture
Zentner
Probate hearing set for Louise Collins estate in Green County
A petition to probate the will and determine heirship of Louise A. Collins is filed in Green County Wisconsin. The hearing is scheduled for April 11 1972 at the Green County Courthouse Monroe. Creditors must file claims by June 13 1972 or be barred. Claims will be examined and adjusted on June 13 1972 at the opening of court. Dated March 13 1972. By the Court Roger L. Elmer County Judge. Keith Schoff Attorney Madison Wisconsin 53704.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise A. Collins
Green County
Wisconsin
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Monroe
Roger L. Elmer
Keith Schoff
E. Washington Ave
Madison
Wis
United Church Couple Recounts Nixon Visit Reactions Abroad
Hueninks and Edwin Douglas Jr are United Church of Christ members living in Monroe. The April Wisconsin Conference Life notes reactions from Hong Kong during President Nixon's Peking visit. The Hueninks on a world tour aboard The Jade and visiting Korea and Thailand, return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derwin Huenink
Monroe
Wisconsin Conference Life
United Church of Christ
Hong Kong
Nixon
Peking
Edwin Douglas, Jr
Appleton
Baptist College
Hueninks
Huenink
Douglas
UCC Executive Council
California
Thailand
Seoul
Korea
Art Lamey
David Hedges
Hedges
Karen Wagner
al- Arthur Wagner Jr
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State OF Wisconsin
Green County Court
Phillips
South Wayne
Nelson Cole
Belvidere
Ill
George Barry
Rose Langston
Newcomer Funeral Home
31St Ave
Vienna
the Monroe Bakery
Helland’s
Juda
Beloit Avenue
Janesville
Sporting Goods
Martin's Sport Shop
Wilson Arnold Palmer
Nor Gas
Duraclean
Cliff Hunt
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Ray Lawrenz
Evansville
Ernest Abbuehl
Iroquois Foundry Co
Browntown
Police Department
Hollywood
Calif
Mike Silverman
National Enquirer
Bob Reed
Schultz Pharmacy
Holland
Michigan
Irene Elmer
St. Clare Hospital
Sumwalt
Rev
Frohn
Jerry
Virgil
Anna Waelti
West Side Pharmacy
Zenith
Shoppers Guide
Milady
Northwest Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Tracy and Son Farms, Inc
Sonneth
Farmers Trading Post
Real Estate
21St Street
John B. Lloyd
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Bryan Burn
AKC
St. Bernard Stud Service
Albany
St. Bernard
Clinton
Lloyd Johns
Dish Outlet Store
Main Street
American Research Bureau
Ammendale Road
Beltsville
Maryland
Sears
Kenmore
Sears of
Kelvinator
Dish Outlet
Musical
Myron Babler
16Th Street
Dial
John Stauffer
Monroe Evening Times Commercial Printing Department
Monster
Bruce Ayres
Harvey St
THE
Monroe, Wis
General Electric
Fast. Deere
Lttax
Phillips and Smith
South Side
Farm & Fleet
Freezer
West
Seventh Avenue
Brodhead, Wisconsin
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