Pre Pak opening hailed as success in Green County
Officials of Green County Pre Pak Co describe Saturday’s formal opening as a success. Two hundred fifty eight visitors toured the $100 000 remodeling and facility, located in the former Swiss Colony building at 1301 18th Street. Louis F Janke said 57 employees and families attended later. The event drew many cheese and meat industry representatives from several states and featured a USDA meat inspection certificate signifying compliance with high consumer protection standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Pre-Pak, Inc
Swiss Colony
Louis F. Janke
Pre-Pak
Harry S. Hoffman
Chicago
J.S. Hoffman Co
Herbert Manning
J.S. Hoffman
Times
Pre-Pak Co
Monroe
18Th Street
Janke
Donald Janke
Harry I. Hoffman
J. S. Hoffman Co
Hoffman Company
Manning
Cheese Makers Mentioned in Regional Trade Notice
The list names multiple dairy and cheese companies and individuals across cities such as Boston Green Bay Chicago Mt Horeb Plymouth and Pauly Cheese Co highlighting a regional trade notice. It includes firms like Stop and Shop Stella Cheese Henze Cheese and Swift and Co along with agricultural department references and several private individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
S.H. Rutstein
Boston
B.E. Meulemans
Pauly Cheese Co
Green Bay
Dave Nusbaum
Stella Cheese
Robert G. Bush
L.D. Schrieber Co
al Henze
Henze Cheese
Mt. Horeb
H.J. Buyens
Chicago
Swift and Co
R.H. Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Harry E. Sears
Plymouth Cheese Co
This is Your Life Banquet Honors Brodhead Roderick Couple
The Brodhead Jaycees hosted a Saturday night banquet honoring Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Roderick as Brodhead's Senior Citizens. Attendees included Maude Gardner, Faith Hartman, Marvin Fairman, Harry Pinnow, Masonic leaders, and local officials. Tony William announced the award. Dr. Ronald Pawlisch spoke for the city. Rep. Henry Schadeberg was guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead Times Speciate Severar
B. H. Roderick
Brodhead
Brodhead Jaycees
Jake Jones
Juda
Roderick
Maude Gardner
Faith Hartman
Brodhead High School
Marvin Fairman
The
Eastern Star
Harry Pinnow
Roderick Lumber Co
M. W. Stuessy
Masonic Lodge
Paul Grossenbach
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Masonic Order
Ronald Dougan
Federation of Music Clubs
Dwight Newcomer
Green County Bank
Violet Jones
Diucw
Tony William
Jaycee
Ronaldean Pawlisch
Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Marshall Markham
Humorist to Speak at Monroe Kiwanis Program
Martin Hughes a modern humorist will present his new skit Madam Chairman during the Monroe Kiwanis Ladies Night tonight at 7 in the Monroe Country Club dining room. A round table meeting will be held Thursday at 12 15 p m in the Swiss Wheel for those unable to attend Ladies Night but who want to keep attendance records intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hughes
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe Country Club
Six Lose Lives In Two Crashes Toll Reaches 255
The Associated Press reports weekend highway crashes killed 13 people in Wisconsin, raising the year toll to 255. Victims include William Grun 14 Harold Tabordon 50 Bertha Tabordon 48 Richard Landwehr 18 Daniel Walk 22 Rick Wautler 18 Michael Kuber 21 Wilber Bleck 42 Wendy McNamee 13 months H L Atlee 60 Sheri Lee Schultz 2 John Farley 25 and Frederick Kurz 19. Accidents occurred across Door Kewaunee Marinette Fond du Lac Jefferson and Pierce counties and on Highways 30 61 64 34 and 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
William Grun
Donald Grun
Sturgeon Bay
Door County
Harold Tabordon
Algoma
Bertha
Richard Landwehr
Casco
Kewaunee County
Marinette County
Daniel Walk
Marinette
Rick Wautler
Michael Kuber
Menominee
Mich
Wautler and
Kuber
Wilber Bleck
Eden
Fond du Lac
Kewaskum
Wendy McNamee
Douglas J. McNamee
Milwaukee
H. L. Atlee
la Crosse
Watertown Hospital
Jefferson - Waukesha County
Atlee
Sheri Lee Schultz
Roger Schultz
Jackson
John T. Farley
Dubuque
Frederick Kurz
St. Paul
Farley
Kurz
Maiden Rock
Pierce County
Court Upsets Sit-in Penalty
The Supreme Court overturned convictions of sit-in demonstrators in five cases from Durham North Carolina New Orleans Greenville South Carolina and two from Birmingham Chief Justice Warren stated that a state law forcing discrimination and criminal processes enforcing it violate the 14th Amendment cannot be saved by separating discriminators mental urges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Durham
N.C
New Orleans
Greenville
S.C
Birmingham
Ina Sateen
Warren
Browntown Scouts Win Camporee Trophy at Albany Wildlife Area
Troop 109 Browntown clinched the overall performance trophy at the Valley District Camporee, the largest to date, with 165 boys and 17 adults registered. Runners up were Troop 114 Monroe and Troop 106 Monticello. leaders included Dewey Dwyer and Monroe Ner Anderson from New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Albany Wildlife Area
Dewey Dwyer
Monroe
Ner Anderson
New Glarus
Monticello
Browntown Troop Wins Camporee With 2200 Points
The Browntown Troop 109 secured the camporee honor with 2,200 points. Scoutmaster Awalt Lueck led the winning unit as members Jerry Theiler David Lueck and Burnett Soddy assisted patrol leaders Paul Marty and Larry Marty with Jeffrey Lueck Stephen Scott. Troops 113 114 130 148 101 106 107 129 from Monroe Woodford New Glarus Monticello Albany Browntown Blanchardville competed. Fox Patrol 129 and Wolverine Patrol 113 tied for first in Patrol basics. Second place went to Falcon Patrol 106 Lion Patrol 114.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing and Activities Committee
Camporee
Browntown
Awalt Lueck
Jerry Theiler
David Lueck
Burnett Soddy
Paul Marty
Larry Marty
Jeffery Lueck
Stephen Scott
Monroe
Woodford
New Glarus
Monticello
Albany
Blanchardville
Falcon
Lion
Cooper plans quiet day after Mercury flight
At Cape Canaveral Gordon Cooper aims to rest after a 34 hour space run. NASA official Robert Seamans says another Mercury mission is unlikely and hints at Gemini options. Cooper will receive NASA’s Distinguished Service Medal, address Congress, then head to New York for a ticker tape parade.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Robert C. Seamans
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Seamans
Mercury
Kennedy
White House Rose Garden
Congress
New York
Cocoa Beach
Mvuucia Oo
Wisconsin farmers set for wheat referendum vote
About 30 voters are expected to cast ballots tomorrow in Wisconsin as part of a nationwide wheat referendum. The outcome determines if strict acreage controls and a two price support system will take effect next year, with 5 800 farms affected and 5 500 small growers. The Wisconsin Farm Bureau urged a no vote while the state ASC notes turnout could reach record levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
ASC
Freeman
Kenneth Hoover
Congress
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
City Fire Siren Accidentally Triggers Brief Alarm
A city fire siren rang early by accident when a police officer at the desk pressed the wrong button. Firemen answered the alert but found no fire. The officer expressed surprise as the siren sounded.
Lone Wolf Core Test Hints at Oil at Hart Michigan
Local investors await results of a second core test at the Butters well near Hart to confirm oil presence. The 2700 foot hole yielded definite oil signs, with Eugene Christman appointed receiver for Lonewall as Green County residents hold about $240 000 invested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Wolf Oil Co
Michigan
Joseph Miney
Viney
Butters
Hart, Mich
Lonewall
Eugene Christman
Ludington
Mich
Green County
Merlyn Williams Succumbs at 45
Merlyn Jay Williams 45 of South Wayne died at 5 p.m. yesterday at Madison Methodist hospital after a heart attack suffered during a weekend camping trip on Madison Lake. He had surgery and funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hanson Funeral Home South Wayne with burial in Union Cemetery. He was a 32nd degree Mason, Eastern Star member, Green County Shrine Club and IOOF, with a Methodist church affiliation. Surviving are his wife Irma, his mother, two daughters, a son and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlyn Jay . Williams
South Wayne
Cactron Industres Ie Itr
Monroe
Methodist Hospital
Madison
Madison Lake
Union Cemetery
Masonic Lodges
Eastern Star of
Green County Shrine Club
Browntown Methodist Church
Irma Williams
Harry Dobler
Orangeville
Gerald Krupke
Tony
Brodhead
Faye
Governor Signs Bill Moving Green County to New 9th District
Governor Reynolds signs congressional redistricting shifting Green County from the First to the revamped Ninth District, including Waukesha County and Milwaukee suburbs. The move, praised by Democrats as fair, faces potential veto of state Senate and Assembly reapportionment plans. Republicans seek Milwaukee County seat limits. Reynolds warns of veto if measures appear discriminatory or unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Reynolds
Green County
Waukesha County
Senate
Assembly
Deere
Milwaukee County
Nelson
Reynolds
Green
Lafayette
Gordon Roseleip
Carl Thompson
Thompson
Milwaukee
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Henry Schadeberg
Robert Kastenmeier
State fair may move to eastern Milwaukee suburbs
A study by Economics Research Associates recommends relocating the Wisconsin State Fair within the Milwaukee metro area, favoring eastern Waukesha or northern Racine counties. The move would cost about 14.175 million dollars with 10.3 million in bonds and the rest from fairs earnings, cash on hand, and sale of the current West Allis site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Racine County
Herbert Holley
Economics Research Associates
Los Angeles
Department of Ad- Exposition Board
State Fair Park
West Allis
State Agencies Building Corp
Two Green County Teens Reach Alice in Dairyland Finals
Susan M. Disch of Monticello and Shelby Mauerman of Brodhead advanced as Region 1 finalists for the Alice in Dairyland contest held in Sun Prairie. Both are UW home economics juniors and daughters of Green County dairy farmers. The state finals will be in Manitowoc June 13 to 15 with 20 finalists overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Sun Prairie
University of Wisconsin
Susan M. Disch
Monticello
Shelby Mauerman
Brodhead
Miss Disch
Prederick _Disch
Route 1
Monticello High School
Harvey Mauerman
Route 2
Shelby
Brodhead High School
University
Decatur
Green County Dairy Farmers
Manitowoc
Fdanféu Sacuhtdy
Waterloo
Milton Junction
Amery
Milwaukee
Mauerman
Marilyn Drager
Fort Atkinson
Platteville State College
Susan Wedeward
Madison Bank
Katherine Hardaker
Spo
Steven Iopdyscanner
Oshkosh State College
East Troy
Whitehall
Rosemary Anderson
Connie J. Konietzki
Wisconsin Rapids
Peggy Merth
Turtle Lake
Rice Lake
Patricia Swenson
St. Paul, Minn
St. Croix Falls
Monroe Woman Elected State Jaycette Treasurer
Mrs. John F. Kundert of Monroe was chosen as state treasurer of the Wisconsin Jaycettes at the State Jaycee Jaycette convention in Green Bay. James Leit of Platteville won the presidency of the Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Robert Anderson of Cumberland. Board members named include Robert Hipke of Sheboygan, Joseph Kuciek of Wausau, John Langer of Baraboo, James Nesbitt of Sturgeon Bay, and Robert Ryan of Kenosha. Mrs. Wyn Gilman of Waukesha was elected Jaycette president with vice president Mrs. Charles Hill of Whitewater and parliamentarian Mrs. Arnold Jackson of Sparta. The Monroe chapter earned second place in Merit Awards class C and third in cerebral palsy educational awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kundert
Monroe
Wisconsin Jaycettes
Green Bay
James Leit
Platteville
Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert Anderson
Cumberland
Robert Hipke
Shebyogan
Joseph Kuciek
Wausau
John Langer
Baraboo
James Nesbitt
Sturgeon Bay
Robert Ryan
Kenosha
Wyn Gilman
Waukesha
Charles Hill
Whitewater
Arnold Jackson
Sparta
Terror Bomb Threats Confront Ottawa Hotels
Threats to bomb Ottawa hotels prompted heightened security as top diplomats arrived in the capital for NATO talks. U S Secretary of State Rusk British Foreign Secretary Home and French Foreign Minister de Murville were among those due in. Anonymous letters warned of hotel bombings housing officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
State Ruskk
Lord Home
de Murville
Quebec Separatist Bombings Spark Ottawa Anxiety
The text notes letters from the FLQ, a Quebec separatist underground group, claiming credit for multiple Montreal bombings. It mentions FLQ violence mainly in Quebec, with Ottawa in Ontario where most residents are of British descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLQ
Quebec Liberation Front
Quebec
Canada
Montreal
Ottawa
Ontario
Pyranas Climax Turner Program at Monroe Exhibition
The 35th annual Monroe Turn and Schwing club exhibition climaxed with pyramids and color effects at the junior high school gym. Performances by men, women, and juniors featured the first public Monroe Dowiss Ciuy WuAcu Caurus under Edward R. Schuetze, with Mrs. Werner Martha Bernet singing and yodeling on accordion before dancing at Turner Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Turn
Monroe Dowiss Ciuy WuAcu Caurus Unver
Edward R. Schuetze
Werner
Martha) Bernet
Turner Hall
Floyd Weeks Breaks Record at Whitewater
Floyd Weeks son of Mrs Ernest Zumbach broke the track low hurdles record during the Annual Wisconsin State and Field Meet at Whitewater Saturday. Weeks a Monroe high school graduate led Whitewater college to second place with a 25.4 in the 220 low hurdles. The junior is undefeated in the low hurdles and has won the event two years running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Weeks
Ernest Zumbach
Whitewater
Weeks
Monroe High School
Uw-Milwaukee
TVA Launches 30th Birthday Wash of Credit Symbol
President Kennedy marked TVA's 30th birthday in Muscle Shoals Alabama calling the agency a fitting answer to socialism not creeping socialism. He hailed TVA as a credit symbol and praised its role in regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Kennedy
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
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Warnarr
Hoffman
California
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Missouri
Texas
Sol Sollinger
Hoffman Firm
Prof
Walter Price
Art Flagel
H.D. TeStrake
Myron J. Dohm
Central Cheese Co
Marshfield
Alex A. Stauffer
Blue Mounds
Otto Krumviede
Nauvoo
Ill
Kiwanis
Associated Press
Browntown Scouts
JFK
Lone Wolf
Merlyn Williams
Sougni
Shelby Matterman
Susan
Alice
Jaycettes
Pyranas
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Emery A. Odell
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Evening Times
W.G. Bear
Sisters of St. Clare Hospital
Green County Automobile Dealers Association
Stoughton
Theguus Tva
James B. Lampert
U.S. Military Academy
Lampert
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