Dream Comes True at Stone Arc Stables Riding School
Five miles south of Monroe Mrs LeRoy Wuethrich opens Stone Arc Stable offering riding lessons and horsemanship training. The former 110 acre Clarno Township farm hosts an indoor ring, pasture riding, boarding, and foal care with homespun rustic offices and trophy displays.
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STONE
Yismond
LeRoy
Lucille) Wuethrich
England
Ernest Semveder
Harrisots
Wuethrich
Stone Are
Clarno Township
Reuben Baarstad
Belvidere
Ill
Stone Arc Stables
Monroe
LeRoy Wuethrich
Richard Haase
Richland
Stone Arc
Wuethrichs
Next Week's Menus for High School Cafeteria
Editor notes help mothers plan meals for students eating at noon. Readable weekly menus list Monday roast pork and gravy mashed potatoes buttered carrots cake bread butter milk Tuesday goulash cabbage salad peach sauce or fresh pear Wednesday ground meat sandwich potato salad relish sticks cherry sauce milk Thursday fried chicken candied sweet potatoes jello vegetable salad doughnut bread butter milk Friday fish sticks tarter sauce potatoes buttered peas pear sauce bread butter milk
Turners Set Exhibition and Dance on May 18
Monroe Turn and Schwing Club announce its 35th annual exhibition and dance on Saturday May 18. Gymnastic program starts at 8 p.m. in the Junior High School gymnasium, followed by a dance in Turner Hall.
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Monroe Turn and Schwing Club
Turner Hall
Marie Klassy Dies in Belleville at 70
Mrs Marie Klassy 70 of Belleville died last night in St. Clare hospital where she was admitted earlier the same day as a medical patient. Becker funeral home in Belleville has charge of arrangements.
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Marie Klassy
Belleville
St. Clare Hospital
Becker -Funeral Home
Wisconsin sales tax bill sent to Reynolds for veto
The Republican led Legislature passed a three percent sales tax bill by a 50 46 margin and sent it to Democratic Governor Reynolds who vows to veto. If vetoed Republicans threaten to cut his 669 million two year budget to current revenue levels. A compromise is unlikely without governor support.
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Reynolds
Madison
Wisconsin
State Assembly
State Senate
Reyneldc
GOP
Assembly Democrats
Assembly
Joint Finance Committee
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
The
Pommerening
Packer Dowler Held On Studert's Charge
Boulder Colorado Green Bay Packer Boyd H Dowler 26 was arrested on a disturbance charge at the University of Colorado campus. He was released on a $100 bond after complaints of a man seen on a dormitory third floor. Dowler had come to play with an alumni team against Colorado.
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Boulder
Colo
Boyd H. Dowler
Green Bay
University of Colorado
Dowler
University Grid
Mary L. Miller
Colorado
Senators Cite Cuba Defenses Block Invasion
Senate preparedness subcommittee reports U S intelligence undercut by errors and warns a major amphibious assault would face powerful Cuban and Soviet defenses in Cuba. Cuban army strength stands near 185000 with 75000 regulars and about 5000 Soviet troops in four armored units ready to defend the island.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Death of Giants star Lipscomb sparks narcotics probe
In Baltimore authorities investigated the death of Gene Lipscomb also known as Big Daddy a 6 foot 6 inch 288 pound former NFL star. An assistant medical examiner indicated definite suspicion narcotics may be involved citing three needle marks and a homemade syringe found near the body. The autopsy was inconclusive with results from tests on the syringe pending next week. Lipscomb 31 was pronounced dead at Lutheran Hospital after being found unconscious in a West Baltimore apartment owned by Timothy Black. Lipscomb played for the Rams Colts and Steelers and remained a prominent figure in Baltimore sports circles.
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Baltimore
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Ifneree Pewirs Miei
Asseer
Rudiger Breintecker
Lipscomb
West Baltimore
Lutheran Hospital
Timothy Black
James Colvin
Black
Big Daddy
Los Angeles Rams
Camp Pendleton
Stock List Mixed In Irregular Trade
New York trading followed an irregular course with moderate volume late this afternoon. Gains and losses among key stocks were fractional. Polaroid and IBM fell about 3 points while Xerox rose more than 3 points on buoyant forecasts.
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New York
Polaroid
IBM
Xerox
No Cheddar Sales, Bids at Green Bay
Light activity at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange closes with no sales or bids. A lone car of State brand pasteurized single daisies sells for 35.5 cents, and a car of State brand 40-lb blocks brings 34 cents, with a colored 40-lb block lot, no moisture premium, at 35.12 cents.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
Birmingham Peace Pact Hope Reported as Bright
Birmingham leaders report progress toward a biracial agreement to ease racial tensions in the city. Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker and Rev. Andrew Young indicate prisoners may be released by afternoon. King cites near agreement on desegregation of lunch counters and jobs. City officials say the committee’s deal isn’t binding. Dick Gregory, released on bond after four days, alleges abuse in jail which police deny and seek federal investigation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wyatt Tee Walker
Martin Luther King Jr
Andrew Young
King
Albert Boutwell
Eugene (Bull) Connor
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Jamie Moore
U.S. Atty
Macon L. Weaver
Elmer Broeren Taken by Death
Elmer Broeren 58 of Route 1 Brodhead Albany Green County Farm Bureau manager died at 9 15 p m after admission to St Clare hospital He was born May 9 1905 in Hollandtown son of George and Mayme Broeren He married Rosella Bruecher later living in Decatur Township since 1945 Survivors include wife three daughters Helen Carol and Mrs Carl Hannes Jr and Dan iel one son two grandchildren four brothers and two sisters Services at 10 30 a m Monday in St Rose Catholic Church Brodhead burial in Albany Catholic Cemetery Rosary 8 p m Sunday Everson funeral home friends may call Sunday evening
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Elmer Broeren
Brodhead
Albany
Green County Farm Bureau
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Broeren
Hollandtown
George
Mayme Broeren
Rosella Bruecher
WMNG
Giana
Decatur Township
St. Rose Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Carl Hannes, Jr
Helen
Madison
Carol
Waterbury
Conn
Daniel
Milwaukee
John
Gilbert
Frank
Neenah
William Greenleaf
Corrine
Peter Brocktrap
Menasha
Lawrence Korback
Everson Funeral Home
Pickup ship ready Pearl Harbor for Cooper recovery
The vessel assigned to recover astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper after his space flight is scheduled to depart Pearl Harbor today to position for the rendezvous next week.
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Pearl Harbor
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Pacific
Naval Base
Pony Conference and Sale Set for Wisconsin Fairgrounds
More than 35 Midwest pony judges will attend a first time national type conference and judges school at the fairgrounds tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. The day includes four judging classes and an open seminar at 1 p.m. A Sunday sale features 85 ponies from five farms led by Holbrook Farms and Dor-Lin Pony Farm with 11 a.m. start.
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Midwest
American Shetland Pony Club
Fairgrounds
Holbrook Farms Stable
W. R. Sehnetze
Monroe
Dor-Lin Pony Farm
J. M. Stofer
Reedsburg
Matt Britten Pony Farm
Marshfield
Silver Stone
W. W. Griese
Sheboygan Falls
Russell Gray Pony Farm
Lodi
Wisconsin
Alphorn
Ailing Pontiff Receives Balzan Peace Prize
Pope John XXIII, 81, appeared tired as he accepted the Balzan Peace Prize in the Vatican. He expressed gratitude to God and pledged to pursue world peace despite recent illness rumors and a brief relapse. Doctor Antonio Gasbarrini declined to comment on health specifics.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Pontifical Throne Room
Antonio Gasbarrini
Goldwater Wins Round of Applause at Dinner
GOP leaders praised Barry Goldwater at a $1,000-a-plate dinner but observers warned Romney as the likely 1964 nominee. Some cite George Romney as the prevailing vote-winner while Goldwater resists kingmaker pressure. Rockefeller’s divorce fuels doubts about his viability. A 14carat conservative received a silver coffee urn for longtime service as Senate campaign chair.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
gaureTta
Michigan
George Romney
Goldwater
GOP
Gov
Rockefeller
Ray L Harvey 79 Dies in Green County Hospital
Ray L Harvey aged 79 of 2705 8th Avenue died last night in a Green County hospital. Born June 5 1883 in Bloomington he was the son of James and Lavina Harvey. He married Reggina Remillard on November 20 1905 in Staples Minnesota and retired after farming in Gratiot and South Wayne areas. Survived by son James Janesville five daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Hanson Funeral Home South Wayne with burial in Gratiot. friends may call after noon tomorrow.
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Ray L. Harvey
8Th Avenue
Green County
Mr. Harvey
Bloomington
James
Lavina Landers Harvey
Reggina Remillard
Staples
Minn
Gratiot
South Wayne
Care Son
Janesville
Donald Kline
Browntown
Harry Whellock
Ojibwa
Delbert Anderson
Francis Linchcum
Francis McCaulaff
Hanson Funeral Home
Boy Shot After Flower Dispute at Waubesa Beach
Billy Martin ten of Waubesa Beach was wounded by a .22 caliber shot after an argument over trampled flowers. Dane County Sheriff Vernon Leslie said the shooter may have been an 11 year old neighbor who claimed she only meant to scare him and to break dove eggs in a nest. The girl said the gun was not loaded and she did not point it at him.
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Madison
Billy Martin
Waubesa Beach
Dane County
Vernon Leslie
Leslie
Billy
Train Wreck After Collision on Milwaukee Crossing
A southbound North Western passenger train collided with a trailer truck at a grade crossing on Milwaukee's northwest side injuring twenty. The nine carriage train continued 900 feet, toppled a 10 foot embankment, and derailed five cars while four rear express cars stayed on tracks. Ezell Wilke, 52, the truck driver, was among the injured.
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Milwaukee
North Western Road
Ezell Wilke
St. Michael’s Hospital
Green Bay
Chicago
North Western
Harmony Show Plans Completed
Harmony Show Tomorrow features Green County Barbershop Chorus with 35 members in new uniforms. Visiting quartets join the county group at the high school auditorium 8 p.m. with an afterglow in Turner Hall gymnasium. Co chairs are Ctlie Schneider and Donald Daley.
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Green County Barbershop Chorus
Harmony Singers
Turner Hall
Malcomb Barlass
Lanark
Ill
Leon Rabe
Rockford
Monroe
Andrew Ericksen
Ctlie Schneider
Donald Daley
VFW
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Turners
Packer Dowler
Studert
Truax
Kenneth H. Gibson
NORAD
Air Force
Turkey
Gibson
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Oss
Hope
Rahi
New Guaion
Memres
D.M. and C.M. Frey Co
Hartford
Weiler and Strang and Associates
Romney
Ray
Harvey
Harmony
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