Mogan to Be Speaker at Dairy Breakfast June 1
Timothy Mogan of the Pure Milk Association in Chicago will speak at the June 1 dairy breakfast at 7 30 am in Fellowship Hall St John s United Church of Christ Monroe Mayor Walter Ekum will welcome attendees The 1967 dairy queens and county figures will attend decorations are by Richland 4H and Merry Monrcettes servers Tickets on sale via Ag Chest directors in each community and in Blanchardville Argyle New Glarus Monticello Juda Albany Browntown Brooklyn Brodhead and other locations The event highlights local dairy industry and community groups A minor beer theft from Schlitz warehouse reported by police. investigation ongoing List of local dairy distribution owners provided.
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Rose J. Rundle
Monroe
Donald R. Craige
Craigo
Gary Baumgartner
Terry L. Koehn
Apple River
Ill
13Th Ave
Albee J. Paulson
Paul D. Komprood
Route 4
White Elephant
Komprood
Browntown
Kenneth P. Hanson
Alfred Miller Place
Route 1
Robert E. Harding
Rt. 1
Brodhead
Fellowship Hall
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Timothy Mogan
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
Walter Ekum
Dairy Queens
Green ‘County Queen
Dairy Princess
Richland 4H Club
Merry Monrcettes 4 H Club
Ag Chest
Blanchardville
Argyle
New Glarus
Walter Streiff
Monticello
Henry Spring
Juda
Roland Keen
Albany
John Stohr
Ray
Buzz) Montgomery
Brooklyn
Wayne Stoddard
Chicago Markets Hog and Cattle Prices Reported
Hog prices range from 17.75 to 20.50 per 100 pounds across various weights while sow values sit at 15.75 to 16.50. cattle show prime and choice brackets up to about 28.50 per 100 pounds with yields and grades noted. Madison cheddar and barrel cheese markets report higher prices though uncertain demand. Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes steady butter and eggs with wholesale quotes holding, all reflecting today’s dairy and livestock trading.
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Chicago
USDA
Madison
Wisconsin
Poppy Day Slated In Monroe Friday
The American Legion Auxiliary plans Poppy Day in Monroe on Friday to honor veterans. Radio host Mrs. Frederick Lanz and Joe Urban will present the Poppy story on W.E.K.Z at 1 30 p m. The event supports rehabilitation and child welfare for disabled veterans.
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Monroe
Frederick Lanz
American Legion Auxiliary
W.E.K.Z
Joe Urban
Goetz to Speak at Monroe Seniors Honors Banquet
James B. Goetz the former Monroe alderman and Minnesota lieutenant governor will headline the Fifth Annual Seniors Honors Banquet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Monroe High School M Room. Seventeen high achieving seniors will be honored as First National Bank president Edward M. Adams announces Goetz as an energetic speaker.
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Monroe
Minnesota
James B. Goetz
Monroe High School
First National Bank
Edward M. Adam
Goetz
Democrats Hold Dinner for Bob Meier District Event
The Second Congressional District Dinner honoring congressman Robert Kastenmeier was held at the Ramada Inn in Madison. Attendees included Peter Graber Monticello Green County chairman and James Brolin, with delegates selected for the National Convention and pledges to Senator Eugene McCarthy.
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Robert Kastenmeier
Watertown
Ramada Inn
Madison
Messrs
Mmes
Peter Graber
Monticello
Green County
Harry Williams
Francis Doherty
Wilbert Wild
Robert O. Marty
William Tschudy
James Brolin
Eugene McArthy
William Rice
C. Hayden Jamison
Thomas Hickey
Beaver Dam
David Fries
Henry Clarenbach
James Sykes
James Greenwald
John Smail
Norman Anderson
Semblyman
Mike Lybarger
Dane County
Kastenmeier
Gaylord Nelson
D.-Wis
Bronson LaFolette
Robert Cudahy
Martin Gunnelson
Cambridge
Warren (Kaye) Exo
Harry
Eileen) Williams
Monroe
Streets Closed For Highway 69 Relocation Work In Monroe
City engineer Harvey Elmer reported several west end streets are blocked due to Highway 69 by pass relocation. 7th Ave is closed by railroad work. only 21st 17th and 11th remain open for through traffic with no detour on Highway 69. Sunday unrest in France prompts no immediate action from President de Gaulle.
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Monroe
Harvey Elmer
7Th Ave
District Auxiliary Units Gather At Monroe Post 2312
About 175 members from eleven Posts and Auxiliaries of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met Sunday afternoon at Monroe Post 2312 clubrooms for the District gathering. New district officers for Post Auxiliary and Cooties were elected and installed. flag raising for the open house at a Northside school featured several post members. District officers include Robert Larson, George Hassinger, Art McCallum, William Wendt, Robert Archer, John Bartenbeck, A. J. Long, Edward Doyle with Ray Ortman installing. Auxiliary officers elected include Mrs James Kurz as district president and others. Kathleen Schoenbeck will retire as district president next month but serve as a trustee. Cooties officers saw Rob Archer preside as seam squirrel and William Wendt elected blanket bum. The charter at the Auxiliary meeting was draped in memory of Mary Schneider.
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Sally Hoesly
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Monroe Post
New Northside
Monroe
Glen L. Kubly
Edward Doyle
Fred Felder
Walter Laeser
Alvin Riese
Ralph Schroeder
Adolph Vogel
Rodney Block
Robert Larson
Kenosha
George Hassinger
Janeville
Art McCallum
Racine
William Wendt
Robert Archer
Beloit
John Bartenbeck
Como
Wis
A. J. Long
William Schwandt
Pell Lake
Ray Ortman
Milwaukee
Kathleen
Schoenbeck
Eton Rapids
Mich
James Kurz
George Archer
Robert Tobias
Florence Edwards
Williams Bay
Anna Chamberlain
Corio
George — Hassinger
Janesville
Ernest
Zumbach
Laura Travers
Kathleen Schoenbeck
Lake Geneva
Harmony Event Shines at 6th Annual Parade of Choruses
In Green County, the 6th Annual Parade of Choruses and Quartets opened with the Green County Barbershop Chorus in the Junior High auditorium. Director Leon Rabe led the ensemble through lively numbers, followed by the Junior High Cadet Band with Debra Schilt as drum major and the Four Renegades from Oak Park, Ill. The Green County Chorus returned for solos like Tom Speckhard's Abide With Me, and Magdalene Keel was honored for years of support, escorted by chorus president Paul Ritschard. Freeport Sweet Adelines, directed by Rabe, performed a spirited quartet before a full house.
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Dina Speich
Green County Barbershop Chorus
Green County Chorus
Leon Rabe
Ashmolean” —Marching Society
Debra Schilt
Oak Park
Green County
Tom Speckhard
Monticello
Magdalene Keel
Green County Barbershop
Paul Ritschard
Freeport Sweet
Adelines
Rabe
Mrs Jalosky Renamed Sorority Convention Here Proved Highly Successful
The Wisconsin State Council of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha and Monroe Alpha Zeta Chapter hosted a successful annual convention at the high school M Room. Memorial services honored deceased members including Miss Gertrude Erb, and Miss Evelyn Drake with solo performances and tributes. Mrs. Frank Jalosky of Milwaukee was re elected state president, installed with other officers in a candlelight ceremony after the Saturday banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jalosky
Dina Speich
Wisconsin State Council
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Monroe Alpha Zeta
Sunda
M Room
Joyce VanDusen
Gertrude Erb
Evelyn Drake
Eileen Pagel
Monroe
Miss Erb
Frank Jalosky
Milwaukee
Beta Lambda
Ray Doherty
William Baysinger
Clarence Magruder
Leo Roth
Alpha Sigma Chapter
Madison
Bruce Harvatine
Theta
Manitowoc
James Peterson
Beta Zeta
Beverly Kannik
Beta Omicron
Judy Laumer
Robert Tschudy
Walter
Doris) Kubly
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Monroe Northside
Derwin Huenink
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Anthony R. Serpe
Alan Holtshopple
Harold Snively
Ronald Yaun
Route 2
Belleville
Durst Road
Fred W. Beckman
Highway 11
Gary P. Goodman
Mogan
Schlitz
Dwight C. Coplien
William J.tschanz
Robert Brown
Gene Roosli
Elmon Ott
Myron Erickson
Ernest Wegmueller
Marvin Siedschlag
William Leopold
Arleigh Frautschy
William _Honguinet
Roger Stauffacher
Mercatile Exchange
VFW
Jim Kurz
Ernest Zumbach
Shirley Gustafson
Charles Forman
Burlington
Art Ruttan
Bob
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ack
Romania
Mary Schneider
Eau Claire
Department
Lord Is
My Shepherd
Dorothy Cornelius
Dorothy Johnson
William McBride
Comediene
Phyllis Diller
V.F.W
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