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An office hours notice lists Emery as the contact with hours from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and a telephone number 325-3101, appearing in the Monroe Evening Times.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1966
Page
2
An office hours notice lists Emery as the contact with hours from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and a telephone number 325-3101, appearing in the Monroe Evening Times.
Editorial urges participation in Stewardship Week highlighting soil and water conservation. It notes ongoing erosion losses and land use pressures, praises local districts and SCS officials, and praises youth programs showing conservation in Green County.
Dr Myron C Austinson will deliver the dedication sermon May 22 at 2 30 PM for Bethlehem Lutheran Church Brodhead and its new educational facility Ground was broken July 18 1965 after three years of planning Architectural firm Steffen and Kemp Wauwatosa General contractor Steinar A Haugen and Company Orfordville The church seats 260 in a modern liturgical nave with a copper spire and a free standing circular altar rail The entire church is the chancel with no separate sanctuary for worship by the congregation of over 500 led by Pastor Lowell H Mays A series of events follows including an open house May 24 youth service May 26 and Homecoming June 5 with former members invited.
Secretary of Defense Wilson asserts U S air power remains superior to Russia but not by a large margin while the Antique Automobile Club of America revives golden memories with a colorful Rock and Roll rally.
Twenty years ago today on May MM 1946 President Truman sent a representative to a House conference to head off a planned strike. Senate leaders chose to accept a prohibition on drafting fathers and teenagers instead of letting the draft act expire at midnight.
Federal authorities guard five leaders of what is believed to be the nation s largest counterfeiting gang after a raid. In a separate note a middle aged woman awaiting her 13th child admits giving her husband poison.
Fifty years ago on May 14 1916 the Monroe Fire Department decided to dispatch its crack running team to the State Firemen tournament in Juneau. Albany Canning Company plans to sell its plant as operations run at a loss.
Ingolds advertise 20 photographic cards of San Francisco taken during the earthquake era. A great reduction sale on buggies carriages and wagons will close next week with buggies selling rapidly at reduced rates.
Roger Watzel director of Town Grant School will present a program on individual personal health problems for the La fayette Mental Health Association. The talk is Monday night at 8 at Blanchardville Gym on May 16.
The Junior High chorus directs The Wizard of Oz for May 20 in the Junior High Auditorium. Cast includes Carolyn Myers as Dorothy Paul Goetz as the Scarecrow Bob Baumann as the Tin Man Steve Hennager as the Cowardly Lion Chris Barth as the Wizard and Faye Goecks as the Wicked Witch.
St Victor’s School sent Zupane and eighth grade student and Marilyn Brecklin a seventh grade student to the New Glarus spelling bee. Among 26 contestants Mary placed seventh and Marilyn finished third.
New Glarus High students select Future Homemakers of America officers for 1966 67 with Marcia Judd as president Charlotte Anderson as vice president Bonnie Hustad treasurer Vickie Saunders secretary Mae Wacholz parliamentarian Linda Hoesly historian and Wanda Streiff song leader Delegates for the ly won are Donna Haback and Mae Wacholz State winners JoAnn Kehrli and Christine Streiff earned first in Class A at Oshkosh Officers also note Viet Nam speaker Capt James Phillips and AEC spokesman William Rasmussen on radioactivity Track team continues to win Sophomore STEP tests taken as two weeks remain in the term
The student body and faculty at NGHS along with custodian Moose extend warm wishes for an enjoyable summer before returning next year to start anew.
Mrs Irene Barker spent Mothers Day at her son Clarence Barker in Batavia. Relatives and friends visited various households for Mothers Day and birthdays including the Barker, Hulbert, Marian, and Schneider families across Orangeville winslow Freeport and Mason City areas. Miss Dora Schneider celebrated her 76th birthday at her home with cake and coffee.
The American Legion Post 251 will host plans for Memorial Day services and the election of one officer at the Community Building on Tuesday May 17. The meeting aims to finalize arrangements and appoint committee roles.
A list of May birthday announcements for children in multiple towns including Winslow Argyle Juda and Shullsburg with names and ages, plus a short note on a local writers club and a verse about Dutchman’s breeches. Also mentions a pie sale and a Texas training trip for Richard Johnson of Argyle.
The record notes two new members Bret Lee Winzenried of 230 North Monroe Street Monticello born Aug. 12 1958 and Kathy Jo Winzenried of 230 North Monroe Street born June 1 1960.
Horse and pony project members are reminded of a training meeting at 7 30 p m on Monday May 16 at the Green County Fairgrounds arena. Hugh Roberts will demonstrate grooming and showing with a pony. Mary Ziltener will demonstrate saddling mounting and dismounting. Friends invited.
The Howard Johnson family of Argyle received a Sunday night Mothers Day greeting from their son Philip H. Johnson and daughter-in-law from Honolulu Hawaii. Johnson teaches biology at Kamehameha School and plans to attend the University of Hawaii this summer before returning next term. His wife Carolyn Bonebrake Johnson is the former daughter of Dr and Mrs H E Bonebrake of Silverton Idaho. They have a two year old son Gregory. La Verne W Browne 59 former actor who used the stage name John Trent died in Torrance California after a cancer battle. He appeared in late 1930s films such as Tailspin Tommy.
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