Surplus milk reform through dairy techniques led by Roy Robichaux
Roy Robichaux expands dairy operations from a pilot plant to a three million pound annual butter and dairy product business. He collaborates with University of Southwestern Louisiana on a 3000000 plant in Lafayette to produce butter powder cottage cheese and Italian cheese. He also runs Monroe Dried Milk Products and Lugano Cheese Co. and owns the pH Robotrol firm advancing automated acidity control for better tasting butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Robichaux
Roy
Monroe
Thorp Dairy
11Th Street
Sanitary Dairy
Robichaux
Monroe Dried Milk Products Co
Midwest
University of Southwestern Louisiana At Lafayette
Louisiana
Lafayette
Louisiana School
Aubrey Henderson
Lafayette Dairy and Nursery
Robert Hahn
Louisiana Maid
Wisconsin
Lugano Cheese Co
Orangeville
Advance
Clarno Township
Erbest Abbuehl
Louis Mazockie
Chicago
Crispy Pizza Crust Co
Ph Robotrol Co
Lttd
Goldenrod Creamery Co
Brodhead
Seven Monroe Seniors Win Scholarships in 1962 Awards
The Monroe Board of Education named seven members of the 1962 graduating class to scholarship awards led by Jeanne Shager earning the $1250 William Weirich grant. Five students share the $1500 Guess Scholarship Fund with Kathryn Woods, Sandra Warfel, Sandra Babler, James Swiggum, and Ruth Schuetz each receiving $300. An alternate, Mary Hardyman, may receive a fund if needed, and Robert Pick wins $200 Monroe Roller Mills prize for agricultural studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Board of Education
William Weirich
Jeanne Shager
Oscar M. Shager
16Th Avenue
Monroe
Scottsdale, Ariz
Perle
Doris Guess
Kathryn Woods
David Woods
19Th Street
Sandra Warfel
C.C. Warfel
Warfel
17Th Street
Sandra Babler
Verla Babler
Lth
James Swiggum
Gerald Swiggum
Browntown
Ruth Schuetz
Thomas Schuetz
Mary Hardyman
Lewis Hardyman
Robert Pick
Henry Pick Jr
Monroe Roller Mills
University of Wisconsin
Susan Warifel
Carthage College
Schools of the Legion
T.R. Holyoke
Guardsmen Hit By Drifting Gas At Yakima Exercise
At Yakima Firing Center Washington a drifting gas attack affected seven companies of the 2nd Battle Group 128th Infantry. Monroes Co B and guardsmen from Monroe Baraboo Ft Atkinson Beloit Stoughton Elkhorn Whitewater and Platteville experienced sneezing coughing burning eyes and runny noses as a helicopter sprayed fumes onto artillery and wind carried it into the infantry area. The same unit later counterattacked and captured a two mile front during Exercise Mesa Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
Monroe
128Th Infantry
Baraboo
Ft. Atkinson
Beloit
Stoughton
Elkhorn
Whitewater
Platteville
Capital Times Buys WIBA Group Interests
The Capital Times Co. announced the purchase of interests in Badger Broadcasting Co. held by Lee Enterprises Inc. Don Anderson, publisher of the Wisconsin State Journal, and Martin Wolman, business manager of Madison Newspapers, Inc. The Times, led by William Tyger, also serves as Badger Broadcasting president and operates Radio Station WIBA in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
The
Capital Times Co
Badger Broadcasting Co
Lee Enterprises Inc
Don Anderson
Wisconsin State Journal of Madison
Martin Wolman
Madison Newspapers, Inc
the Times Co
Capital Times
William Tyger
Timesvile
Badger Broadcasting
WIBA
Carpenter Ready for Aurora 7 Orbital Trial at Cape
Cape Canaveral reports astronaut Malcomb Scott Carpenter in excellent condition for the Saturday launch of Aurora 7. Weather concerns loom east of Bermuda as seas reach 11 feet where the craft would land if not in proper orbit. Carpenter and backup Cmdr Walter Schirra Jr. are described as in top health with seclusion planned in Hangar S and wife Rene traveling to Cape to witness the flight. An Australian flare test will be conducted at tracking stations as Carpenter passes overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Malcomb Scott Carpenter
Project Mercury
Navy
Atlantic
Bermuda
William Douglas
Carpenter
Cmdr
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Scott
Penter
John H. Glenn Jr
Rene
Langley Air Force Base
Cape Area
Australia
Woomera
Nairobi- Kenya
Mercury
Scott Carpenter
Virgil I. Grissom
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Point Arguello
Cal
Synod Reviews Home for Aged in New Glarus
The Benevolent Society of the South Wisconsin Synod United Church of Christ studied plans for a $600000 home for the aged to be built in New Glarus. Construction will start after 40 percent of funds are raised through gifts and synod aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent Society of the
South Wisconsin Synod
United Church of Christ
New Glarus
Milwaukee
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s United Church of Christ Here
Benevolent Group
St. John’s Church
Gerald Disch
New Glarus Industrial Development Corp
Monroe
William Burns
Frank G. Deininger
Theodore Keehn Dies at Madison
Theodore Albert Keehn 71 of AntticA died this morning at University Hospitals Madison. Born May 10 1891 in Brooklyn Township he was married to Irene Smith June 11 1913. Survivors include wife three daughters six sons 22 grandchildren three great grandchildren and a sister. Services at Peace EUB Church Brooklyn Township at 2 p m Saturday Rev Paul J Gibson officiating Burial Jug Prairie cemetery. Friends may call Rodrick Ward funeral home Evansville after 3 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Albert Keehn
Attica
University Hospitals
Madison
Keehn
Brooklyn Township
August Keehn
Irene Smith
Jerome Grunnet
Brooklyn
Albert Briggs
Belleville
Lawrence Ann
Monticello
George
Stoughton
Arthur
Albany
Roy
Mrs Everett Olson Dies at 60 in Durand
Mrs. Everett Olson aged 60 of Davis Illinois died today at 9 40 a m in St Clare hospital where she was admitted as a medical patient on May 11 Funeral arrangements are pending at Chapin funeral home Durand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Olson
Davis
St. Clare Hospital
Chapin Funeral Home
Durand
Hospital Open House Promotes Community Action Theme
Amos S. Johnson announces Green County hospital’s 1962 mental health theme Community Action for Mental Health. An open house will be held Sunday afternoon May 27 with tours from 1 30 to 4 p m to involve the public in hospital activities and plans for future treatment of mental illness at the local level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos S. Johnson
Green County Hospital
Amos
Mercury Plane Crash Kills 17 During Nairobi Mission
A United States Air Force C130 transport crashed on a Kenyan mountain during a Project Mercury contingency. First reports indicate all 17 aboard were killed. The wreckage near Nairobi confirms it was a supply plane for Mercury operations, not carrying astronauts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenya
Air Force
Nairoi
Marines Move Up To Border Of Laos
U S Marines moved to the Thailand Laos border as a 1800 strong task force landed in Bangkok. The unit carried rifles grenade launchers machine guns and bazookas to deter a communist offensive and back the royal government in Vientiane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Laos
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Vientiane
Mekong River
Houei Sai
Pathet Lao
Southwest Asia Treaty Organization
Dairy Month Breakfast Set for June First at Monroe Church
The June Dairy Month kickoff breakfast takes place at 7 a.m. Friday June 1 at Union Presbyterian Church in Monroe. County banks will distribute breakfast tickets and Mr Moo will tour the county handing out silver dollars to staff who suggest milk as a beverage with meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Presbyterian Church
Monroe
Mr. Moo
Cheese Market Mixed Demand in Madison Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin dairy trade reports spotty demand for cheddar while supplies are ample. Prices shown include 33 to 42 percent for cheddars, 34 to 35 percent for 40 pound blocks, 35 to 36 percent for single daisies, 35 to 54 percent for longhorns, and 37 to 38 percent for midgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Gruenwald in Charge at Kiwanis Antique Show Opener
Harold H. Grunewald of Elkhorn will manage the 7th annual Kiwanis Antique Show at Turner Hall starting tomorrow through Sunday. Eight of 18 Monroe dealers are new. Grunewald cites old brass and copper items and dove-tailed pieces, notes his 35 years in antiques, and says he will judge antiques at the Wisconsin State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Turner Hall
Harold H. Grunewald
Elkhorn
Monroe Show
Grunewald
Forrest
Wauconda
Ill
Harold
Green County
Beard Awards Highlight Jaycee Banquet Milestones
The 10th anniversary Jaycee banquet in Turner Hall drew over 160 guests including Mayor Orville Evans and leaders from Lions Club Kiwanis Rotary and the Board of Education. Highlights included charter member recognitions and Hairy Face award winners for beard and mustache categories. Current officers were announced with Sundseth as president and Wells as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nemitz
Turner Hall
Times
Thomas Kerr
The
Jaycees
Delbert Krupke
Kenneth Sundseth
Gene Hennager
Ole Abe
H. L
John) Fenton
Robert Buetow
Joseph Gamashert
Robert H. Rieder
John Purdy
Hen
Dr. Hennager
Gay Swenson
Robert Holtshopple
Jester Bishop
Lloyd Holmes
James Zentner
Sundseth
Kundert
Paul Paulson
Robert Leistikow
George Wells
Holmes
Holtshopple
Jaycee
Robert Wells
Steve Esser
Norman Huber
Robert Jones
Clarence
Curly) Goecks
William Schmitz
Francis Schott
Vernon
Bud) Schillinger
Seized Cheese Declared Fish Bait in Wisconsin
More than 3,000 pounds of cheese were seized on order of the federal government for unsanitary milk used in production. U. S. Marshal Keith Hardie applied fish oil to 1,840 pounds of Romano in Blanchardville and 1,866 pounds of cheddar in Platteville. U. S. Atty. Nathan Heffernan said the cheese, produced at two out of state factories, was seized by order of the FDA and turned into fish food with Judge Patrick T. Stone’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
U.S
Keith Hardie
Blanchardville
Platteville
U. S
Nathan Heffernan
U. S. Food and Drug Agency
Patrick T. Stone
Dairyland Wins City Power Plant Loan for Nuclear Project
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a 6.6 million loan to Dairyland Power Cooperative of La Crosse to finance a 50 000 kilowatt nuclear power plant. The Atomic Energy Commission will provide financing for the reactor while REA funds cover conventional steam facilities. Target completion in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Dairyland Power Co-operative
la Crosse
REA
Atomic Energy Commission
Wisconsin
AEC
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Rey
Weirich
Wiba Group
Synod Reviews
Home For Aged
Glarus
Theodore Keehn
Hospital
Gruenwald In Charge
Dairyland
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