St. Clare Hospital Finance Team Keeps Fiscal Fitness
In a Monroe hospital’s 25th anniversary series, the accounting and business offices at St. Clare handle a $150,000 monthly operation with a $30,000 biweekly payroll. The NCR 3100 supports daily postings linking patient charges to ledgers, while the cashier and credit manager process insurance. Sister M. Ann Louise coordinates departments to keep the hospital financially sound and ready for emergencies and future building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
St. Clare
Ivan
Millie) Boyer
M. Ann Louise
C.S.A
Colby
Kans
St. Thomas Hospital
Ivan Boyer
Francis Kubly
al Schaefer
McHenry
Times
Ann Louise
St. Louis University
Loretta Kenney
Belle of the West light musical at Monroe Junior High
The Junior High Chorus presents The Belle of the West a two act musical comedy by Charles George directed by Jack Close. The show features John Schuetze Kathleen Bernet David Goetz Jane Marty Barbara Bauman Greg Humbel Tom Peterson Cheryl Roderick Steve Chambers and Cherry Boss with tickets from students or at the door.
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Charles George
Monroe
Jack Close
Idaho
John Schuetze
Kathleen Bernet
David Goetz
Jane Marty
Barbara Bauman
Greg Humbel
Tom Peterson
Cheryl Roderick
Steve Chambers
Cherry Boss
Sheriff In Critical Condition After Jail Assault
Sheriff Deininger remained in serious condition at St. Clare hospital with a severe brain concussion and fractured skull after being struck by August Broge, a Huber Law prisoner, in the jail office Thursday night. Broge faces aggravated assault charges with a preliminary hearing set for Tuesday. Rudolph Reger represents Broge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur E
Doc
Deininger
St. Clare Hospital
Huber Law
August Broge
Rudolph P. Reger
Broge
Dist
Joseph D. Viney
Viney
Russell Carter
Carter
Huber
Roy Vetterli
Pastors Renamed To Churches Here At EUB Conference
The EUB Conference in Milwaukee announced reappointments of local pastors. Rev. Melvin Roehrdanz moves to Immanuel Monroe. Rev. Burton Holling serves Monroe Bethel Monticello and New Glarus churches. Rev. Frank Hinebaugh to Clarno Staver churches. Rev. Melvin Nickel to Juda Oakley churches. Rev. Paul Gibson to Brodhead Brooklyn churches. Rev. Galen Leubke to Milwaukee Mil waukee Bethel. Rev. Roy Bosserman elected conference superintendent for Northwestern Conference and to be stationed in Eau Claire for four years. Two area men, Milton Wolf of Staver church and Edward Johnson of Monroe Bethel, were ordained. Wolf becomes pastor at Milwaukee Concordia Avenue. Johnson continues at Dell-Ottervale EUB and Sugar Grove Methodist in northern Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel Church
Monroe
Burton L. Holling
Monroe Bethel
Monticello
New Glarus
Frank Hinebaugh
Clarno-Staver
Melvin Nickel
Juda-Oakley
Paul Gibson
Brodhead-Brooklyn
Galen Leubke
Beloit
Milwaukee Bethel Church
Milwaukee
Roy Bosserman
Eau Claire
Milton Wolf
Staver Church
Milwaukee Concordia Avenue
Edward Johnson
Bethel Church
Dell- Ottervale
Sugar Grove Methodist
Wisconsin
Fire Damages Lyle Coon Farm in Rock County
Early morning blaze driven by strong winds caused about $30,000 in damage at the Lyle Coon farm three miles east of Janesville. Two barns with 2,700 bales of hay and straw, a 28 foot trailer, a milk house and a car were badly damaged. no injuries reported.
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Janesville
Lyle Coon
Here
Lady Bird John son Unharmed After Opera Mishap
New York reported Mrs Lyndon B Johnson had a wonderful evening at the Metropolitan Opera on Friday. She stood to greet the audience after returning to her box in the third act of Verdi's Ti Trovatore when a missing chair caused a quick jump but left her uninjured and laughing.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Metropolitan Opera
Manila Fire Toll Rises to 30 Dead in Six-Story Blaze
Manila investigators sift debris after two explosions set a six story building ablaze. The death toll climbed to 30 as rescue teams searched for missing in the worst urban fire disaster in the city.
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Manila
Tornadoes Strike Michigan and Wisconsin Killing Nine
A killer tornado blasted southeastern Michigan and nearby Wisconsin causing nine deaths in Chesterfield Township. Gov. Romney toured the damage as 300 National Guardsmen and 200 state police guarded a four square mile area. Hospitals reported 82 admitted and 200 treated, with 50 to 200 homes damaged or destroyed across multiple counties including Oakland Monroe and Luna Pier. Federal aid efforts were requested for rehabilitation plans.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Michigan
Chesterfield Township
George Romney
Selfridge Air Force Base
Luna Pier
Pontiac
Lake Orion
Oakland County
Monroe County
Detroit
Romney
Robert Danhof
Washington
Senate Takes Rest From Rights Debates
Washington reports the Senate paused its civil rights debate on a Saturday except for Easter weekend. Senator John O Pastore proposed a one page substitute for the House bill to unify amendments likely to be agreed upon, aiming to break the impasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John O. Pastore
D-Ri
Repeats Rights Plea Johnson Carries Appeal to New York
President Johnson continued his civil rights and poverty focus in New York at the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union event. He outlined identical themes fromAtlanta and the Deep South, then prepared for five shows including Venezuelan Pavilion dedication and a Kennedy Cultural Center opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnson
Deep South
Appalachia
South
Mason-Dixon Line
Atlanta
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union, Afl- Co
Washington
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
N.Y
Nassau County
Mitchel Air Force Base
Long Island
Passenger Shot Pilot Before Concord Airliner Crash
FBI believes a heavily insured passenger shot pilot Ernest A. Clark aboard the Pacific Air Lines jet en route Reno to San Francisco. The plane crashed near Concord, killing all 44 aboard, while investigators including CAB and FBI teams examine a revolver linked to a life policy and a voice recording from the pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Calif
FBI
Reno
San Francisco
Washington
Ernest A. Clark
Pacific Air Lines
Clark
Raymond E. Address Jr
Marjorie E. Schafer
Mal Whalin
Civil Aeronautics Board
Soldier dies by accidental self harm on guard duty
The body of Pfc. Jeffrey Russell, 19, of Park Forest Illinois, who accidentally shot himself on guard duty, has been sent home A spokesman for the 5th Corps headquarters said Russell formerly lived in Green Bay Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Jeffrey Russell
Park Forest
Ill
5Th Corps
Russell
Green Bay
Winds Lash County Causes Widespread Power Outages
Strong winds up to 75 mph struck Green County and surrounding areas causing downed trees and widespread electrical outages. In Monroe a tree damaged a home and car, with nine locations reporting downed branches. Power interruptions affected 130 customers near the Monroe fairgrounds, and utility crews restored service after late night outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Beach
Monroe
Highway 69
Times
Green County
Max Voelkhi
Gary Rufenacht
Counselman’s
Pure Oil
6Th Street
Alfred Meier
Highway 59
Albany Area
11Th Street
Fairgrounds
22Nd Avenue
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Squad Executes Diem's Brother in Saigon
In Saigon a firing squad executed Ngo Dinh Can, 53, younger brother of the late President Ngo Dinh Diem, after murder and other crimes as viceroy of Central Viet Nam. Can died blindfolded on a prison soccer field as U.S. envoy Lodge failed to save him. The Ngo Dinh family’s remaining member was strapped to a pole and shot.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Can
Ngo Dinh Diem
Can
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Steel Leader Andrew Stewart Dies at 62 in London
Andrew Graham Stewart, 62, a senior British steel executive and chairman of Stewarts and Lloyds, died Friday in a London hospital after a stroke. He led the Scottish steelmaker and held a prominent position in the industry.
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London
Andrew Graham Stewart
Stewarts and
Lloyds
Storms ravage Wisconsin barns and towns across counties
A series of violent storms and tornadoes ripped through Wisconsin Friday night, leveling barns, felling trees and utilities in Vernon Richland Adams Waupaca and Marathon counties. Homes barns and farms suffered extensive damage while power lines toppled and traffic was disrupted. No serious injuries were reported though cattle losses occurred in Adams and Clintonville areas.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Vernon
Richland
Adams
Waupaca
Marathon
Mississippi River
Vernon County
Readstown
Viola
Richland County
Junior Miller
Ed Baker
Baker
Gerald Parker
Lynford Locker
Vaughn Hornby
West Lima
Adams County
Arlie van Wei
Sheriff’s Department
Clintonville
Elmer Passahs
Gilbert Krueger
Krueger
Loran Frazier
Jim Smith
Iola
Louis Beyers
Marathon County
Bevent
Reid
Ernest Klemen
George Walkush
Outagamie
Winnebago
Brown
Fox Point
Neenah
J. C. Penney
Theda Clark
Strange Paper Co
Robert de Wald
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Kenosha
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By Helen E. Zimmerli
United Brethren
Rock County
Lady Bird
Tumble
Mount Clemens Area
LBJ
Squad
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