Local News Agencies Agreement Notice
A notice states that The Associated Press and In land Daily Press Association along with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League grant exclusive rights to republication of local notices and news dispatches to this newspaper.
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The
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Associated Press
Editorial on Youth Mental Health Care Shortfalls
The piece urges support for mental health among youth, citing rising adolescent emotional disorders and hospitalizations. It highlights limited child guidance clinics, funds raised by the Green County Mental Health Association, and efforts to expand diagnostics, treatment programs, and advocacy through local and national channels.
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Government
Public Health Service
Green County Mental Health Association
National Association
Green County Association
Green County Cmemakers
Chilren
Couny
National Association For Mental Health
Mental Health Association
Medicare Change Sparks Identity Confusion In Denver
At a federal office building a woman asked for a sister to change her sex on Medicare records. The clerk explained the sister had come to switch classification from male to female, highlighting a mistaken quest for administrative gender change.
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Denver
Nancy Indicator
Federal
Kennedy wins first Pulitzer prize for a congress member
Alfred Henning is named representative of the Monroe Bowling Association to the Wisconsin State Bowling Association. Louis O. Dean from Portage is named Monticello village marshal. Senator John F. Kennedy wins the first Pulitzer Prize ever awarded to a member of Congress.
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Alfred Henning
Monroe Bowling Association
Louis O. Dean
Portage
Monticello
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Earthquake Shakes Southern Wisconsin First Time Originating Here
Twenty years ago on May 6 1947 a strong earthquake rattled communities in southern Wisconsin in what was believed to be the state’s first quake to originate there. City Council leans toward final action on parking meters with a recommendation from the Board of Public Works to install them after investigations by the board and police and safety committee into neighboring cities.
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Wisconsin
Board of Public Works
Board
Police and Safety Committee
Triplet bull calves arrive lifeless at Rufenacht farm
On May 6, 1937, three large bull calves arrived at Ernest Rufenacht's farm for Dr. Roub's 21st year but were lifeless. Footings for county shop walls were poured.
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Dr. Roub
Ernest Rufenacht
Emil Escher Scalded at Huffman Factory
Emil Escher, cheesemaker at the Huffman factory, is painfully scalded by steam. The article notes the first straw hat of the season on the Square and says many farmers will delay corn planting until May 20 due to a backward season.
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Emil Escher
Huffman Factory
50 Years Ago Today May 6 1917
Chester Hoesly leaves for Reedsburg to state job with John Wild Condensing Co Emil Gloege returns from Milwaukee where he judged entries in the Wisconsin Photographers Association Contest Miss Adele Ludlow leaves for Medical Lake Washington
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Chester Hoesly
Reedsburg
John Wild Condensing Co
Emil Gloege
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Photographers Association
Adele Ludlow
Medical Lake
Wash
High school cement walks contract awarded. Beloit publisher retires
Sam Isely lands the contract for cement walks around the new high school. Janesville plans its own automobile factory with five local investors backing the project. Cham Ingersoll, longtime publisher of the Beloit Free Press, retires after thirty years at the helm.
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Sam Isely
Janesville
Cham Ingersoll
Beloit Free Press
Ten Minutes Time Protecting Children From Lightning
A mother questions school bus safety during a severe lightning storm. She recalls children exiting the bus as lightning passed overhead and urges delaying departures to protect lives, noting the principal’s remark about impacting others. She appeals for action to prevent future harm to students.
Snowmobile ban bill eyed by Wisconsin Assemblyman
Assemblyman Willis Hutnik of Ladysmith plans introduction next week of a bill to keep snowmobiles off highways in Wisconsin. The measure aims to reduce snowmobile traffic on public roadways and improve safety.
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Madison
Willis Hutnik
Ladysmith
Plans Set for 4 H and FFA Contest at Green County Fairgrounds
On May 4 in the Green County Agricultural Building DHIA lab the 4 H club agent Calvin Kraemer outlined plans for a 4 H and FFA contest covering dairy livestock and tractor events at the Green County Fairgrounds. Attendees included the 4 H agricultural judging committee with Richard Ammon as chair and Norman Gruenewald as co chair along with teachers Kenneth Allen Gene Taylor Roger Zogg Robert Keen Kenneth Sedbrook and Bob Heffernan.
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Green County Fairgrounds
Green County
Dhia Laboratory
Calvin Kraemer
Richard Ammon
Norman Gruenewald
Ken Hartwig
Duane Beach
Harry Williams
Eugene Meier
Howard Keehn
Lester Witt
Kenneth Allen
Gene Taylor
Roger Zogg
Robert Keen
Kenneth Sedbrook
Bob Heffernan
Ivanhoe Lodge Hosts Euchre Tournament in ICCF Hall
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 41 Knights of Pythias hosted a Wednesday Euchre tournament in the ICCF Hall with Henry Tschanz leading the program. High and low scores won prizes. Frank Fritsch and Gilbert Dettwiler organized lunch. The next regular meeting is slated for Wednesday May 17 with the Bank of Esquire to be conferred.
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Ivanhoe Lodge No. 41
Knights of Pythias
I.C.C.F. Hall
Henry Tschanz
Frank Fritsch
Gilbert Dettwiler
Bank of Esquire
Open House at Chevrolet Plant and Weekend Visits Across Town
Local families attended an Open House at the Chevrolet Plant in Janesville last week with extended family members visiting in surrounding communities. Weekend visits included Eva Van Horn house guests from Sullivan and Lena, a trip to the Midwest Ceramic Show in Waterloo, and several hospital calls and social calls across Juda, Darlington, Monroe, and Madison.
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Frank E. Clark
Warner Herrii
Brodhead
Chevrolet
Janesville
Everett van Horn
Ben McGreevy
Sullivan
Wis
Grant Gilbertson
Lena
Ill
Chester Shaffer
Byron Hartwig
Glenda Beckman
Monroe
Suzie Timm
Floyd Timm
Robert Fey
Madison Saturay
Juda
Harry Ammann
William Grenzow
Wendell Matzke
Darryl
Madison
Willard Matzke
Harold Bartett
Gary Jordahl
Traci Lee
St. Clare Hospital
Grace Wright
Freeport
Lola Beckman
Forrest Briggs
Alice
William Ault
Phyllis
Clarence Schroeder
Emma Zunkehr
Orangeville
Martha Grenzow
Clarno
C. M. R. Kenneth Zipsie
Vietnam
Laredo
Tex
Sunday social visits across Monroe and Marshall area
The text lists numerous Sunday calls and visits by residents of Monroe and surrounding towns. Families including Zipsie Huffman Bechtolt Ammann Grenzow Newman Beckman Pohlman Briggs and Clark share time at homes and nursing facilities in Monroe and nearby communities.
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Melvin Zipsie
Morris
Harry Huffman
Vi Ann
Monroe
Albert Fritsch
Etta Bechtolt
Harry Ammann
Valeria Grenzow
Monroe Manor
Bessie Newman
White Haven Nursing Home
Vicki Beckman
Elmer Beckman
Robert C. Pohlman
Marshall
Wis
Alan
Jon
Lisa Briggs
Orangeville
Frank E. Clark
Scottish Rite Bodies Meeting in Madison
The Madison Scottish Rite Bodies hold their 93rd reunion at the Temple of Freemasonry in Madison. Oscar N. Johnson of Monroe participated in the Seventeenth Degree on May 5 as Venerable Knight Junior Warden. reunion events ran April 29 May 5 and 6 with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rubi among attendees at the May 6 banquet.
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Madison
Valley of Madison
Temple of Freemasonry
Oscar N. Johnson
Monroe
Johnson
Sam Rubi
Wisconsin Regents reappoint Dale R Clark to six-year visitor term
Attorney Dale R Clark is reappointed by the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents to a six year term on the university’s board of visitors. The body continues to study the institution’s functions and policies.
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Madison
Dale R. Clark
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Stitch and Stir Club Orangeville Meeting Tonight
The Orangeville Stitch and Stir 4 H club will meet at Mrs. Fred Obert's home. Nancy Harless will give talks as Debbie Pickettt demos. Refreshments by Pam Welch, recreation by Kathy Barker, special numbers by Denice Diemer.
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Orangeville
Fred Obert
Nancy Harless
Debbie Picket
Pam Welch
Kathy Barker
Denice Diemer
Mothers Day Reflections From a Busy Day
A poem observes why mothers spend days in circles and chores. It lists tasks from making beds to chauffeuring kids and cleaning, then notes the true payoff is a kiss and a hug from loved ones.
New Members and Addresses Listed in Classifieds
New members Joseph G Wilde Edward Allan Gobeli Brenda Louise Gobeli Jodi Rae Gobeli and Richard Carl Lewis are listed with street addresses and dates. The notice mentions Lost Ad and warns thousands rely on Classified Acts to solve daily problems.
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Joseph G. Wilde
Edward Allan Gobeli
Brenda Louise Gobeli
Jodi Rae Gobeli
Richard Carl Lewis
Show Pony in the Ring Stirs Quiet Cheers
A show pony prances proudly in the ring while its rider remains restrained, the animal’s tail decor highlighting elegance without a smile or song.
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