Kiwanis Meeting Highlights Local Public Works Week
Kiwanis members watched the film Elements of Victory showing Packers Browns highlights at noon in the Swiss Wheel. Public works officials attended as guests for Public Works Week. Leland Hullett lieutenant governor died. Howard Koeppen assumes duties for remainder of term.
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National Public Works
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Public Works
Walter Ekum
Robert Tschudy
Monroe Board of Public Works
Kiwanis
Harold Snively
Monroe
Milton
Leland Hullett
Second
Seventh Baptist Church
Howard Koeppen
Orangeville Social Notes Sketch LocalVisits And Events
Mrs Glen E Bolender reports Orangeville residents traveling to Normal to attend Centennial East lectures. Kathryn Davidson leads in a Tulip Festival program. Nearby guests include Glenn Geller Larry Wehmeier in Freeport and Ellen GoodhartRamona Palmer hosts dinner for Ulrich Brown and Callow. Kenneth Moore obituary notes funeral in Sterling. Robert Becker Merle Haggadone visit from Chicago reflects standardization discussions at Washington DC EIA headquarters.
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Elizabeth Davidson
Lowell Barker
Glenn van Matre
Normal
Centennial East
The
State University
Kathryn Davidson
Glenn Geller
Larry Wehmeier
Freeport
Ellen Goodhart
Ramona Palmer
Emil Fritsch
Monroe
Virgil Deininger
Brodhead
Fred Solberger
Emmerson Cain
Walter Pinnow
Mildred van Matre
Kenneth Moore
Sterling, Ill
Kenneth
Orangeville
William A. Moore
Sterling
Otto Solberger
Fred F. Solberger
Tim
Terry
Lester Schulz
Ee Schwitz
Montellois
Oneco
Stephenson County
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Mmes
Glen Geller
Hazel Kramer
Emma Zunker
Ruth Kilian
Orland Priewe
Raymond Grindey
Eva Daughenbaugh
Robert Becker
Merle Haggadone
Chicago
Grace Becker
Robert
Electronics Industry Association
Washington, D.C
Revion Corp
Dear Abby Advice From The Monroe Evening Times
A collection of Abby columns with readers asking about marriage chores, handling guests who overstay with slides, marital intimacy, customer service smiles, and letters writing tips. Abby counsels practical, humorous replies and suggests simple, respectful solutions.
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Get There Safer In A Dependable Car
Classified ads daily offer real bar gains and dependable cars for safer travel.
Father of Twelve Faces New Challenge After Triplet Birth
Ted Wielochowski, father of twelve including newborn triplets Tim Tom and Irene, plans a second job to fund college for all his children. The triplets were born at St Michael Hospital and moved from incubators in good condition.
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Tim
Tom
Irene
St. Michael Hospital
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Jerry
Ted Jr
Marion
United States
Ingebord
Mallon
Sound Expert Walter Hicks Dies in Danbury at 60
Walter R. Hicks 60 a sound field expert and developer of pictures aboard airlines died Friday in Danbury Conn He was known for his work in motion picture sound and aviation related film projects.
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Farmers discuss spring progress and contour strip work
Down to Earth from the Soil Conservation Service notes ongoing rainfall, slow pasture growth, and rapid contour strip installations across multiple farms in Jefferson Adams New Glarus Monroe and other communities. The article mentions numerous workers and sites including Sam Kaderly John Auestad Joe Baker and Vic Stauffacher plus tiling machines arriving and waterways being built on several farms.
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Sam Kaderly
Jefferson
John Auestad
Adams
Joe Baker
New Glarus
Glenn Zimmerman
Daryl Pagel
Washington
Roger Patterson
Monroe
Robert Hoesly
Brooklyn
Vern Johnsrud
Dr. Schoenenberger
Albany
Stauffacher
Melvin Schlittler
Alvin Friedrichs
Spring Grove
Vic Schiller
Mike Rufener
Monticello
Ken Peterson
Bob Alich
Argyle
Arnie Alme
al Geigers
Belleville
Ries
Russell Pinnow
John Norton
Bryce
LaVern Isely
York
Vic Stauffacher
Leon Gempeler
Oswald Zentner
Aorington Township
Ralp Alston
Ralph Siedschlag
Leslie Albright
Social notes from Spring Grove and surrounding towns
Mrs. R J Douglas attended the Farm Bureau Womens district luncheon in Dodgeville. Visitors include Elmer and Stah lecker at the Mohns home. Several calls and visits span Monroe Brodhead Davis and Hawthorne Nebraska with residents and families like Wendler, Olson, Arnsmeier, Page and Montefelt. An evaluation meeting at Marcos drew local workers and a chairman.
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Farm Bureau
Dodgeville
Elmer Stahlecker
Herbert Mohns
Robert Franz
Robert Schulz
Carl Montefelt
Norman Page
Henry Lipton Jr
Gilbert Wendler
Sam Wendler
Dan Olson
Alfred Kryder
Ralph Duchow
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Helen Andrews
Rex Disch
J. P. Elmer
Will Arnsmeier
Davis
Emil Erb
Alfred Zweifel
Werner Aeschlieman
Harold Mohns
Marcos
Conserva tion Culmination Days Poem Pending Airing
James Schwoegl er notes Marilyn’s poem for Conservation Culmination Days though illness delays its print Lois Fritsch of First National Bank hosts a conservation exhibit admired by readers Local critic Daryl Pagel draws sharp remarks about a cartoon used with the column and is chided for it.
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Glenn Brecklin
Marilyn
Lois Fritsch
First National Bank
Leland Miller
Daryl Pagel
Daryl
James Schwoegler
Soil Conservationist
Service Record: James Meyer Home on Leave
James Meyer arrived in New Glarus on Wednesday May 11 for a month of leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Meyer and family He has been stationed in Chitose Japan the past 15 months and will return there after his leave Meyer a 1961 graduate of New Glarus high school entered service April 1964 and received basic training at Ft Leonard Wood Mo
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Fred Meyer
Chitose
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New Glarus High School
Ft. Leonard Wood
Glarner Homemakers Meet Sets Plans for June Trip
The Glarner Homemakers Club met May 1 at Mrs Arthur Arnes home with a pot luck supper. Mrs Lawrence Arnes and Mrs Ernest Zentner presented a lesson on Government Insurance. The group planned a June bus trip to Hello Dolly in Chicago. Mrs Emma Klassy will host in September.
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Glarner Homemakers Club
Arthur Arnes
Lawrence Arnes
Ernest Zentner
Chicago
Emma Klassy
First American Paper Made in 1690 at Rittenhouse Mill
A historical note states paper was first produced in America in 1690 at a mill near Philadelphia owned by William Rittenhouse and William Bradford.
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America
Philadelphia
William Rittenhouse
William Bradford
Students Picked For New Glarus
New Glarus high school names 1966 honor students Hillestad and Peters. Hillestad, NHS member, junior-class president, Badger Boys State, all conference football, wrestling, student council editor of the Glarian, Swiss Church member, plans UW fall. Peters, NHS, Dramatics and Science Club, played baseball track and co captain of basketball, Badger Boys State alternate, Primrose Lutheran Church, Whitewater State University.
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Times
Robert Hillestad
John Peters
Millard Peters
Route 1
Monticello
Hillestad
Badger Boys State
Swiss Church
University of Wisconsin
Peters
Badger
John
Primrose Lutheran Church
Whitewater State University
Hardinger Re-elected President Of Grant Council
Dr. Phillip Hardinger was re-elected president of the U S Grant Council Boy Scouts of America at the annual meeting in Freeport. A 61630 dollar operating budget for the fiscal year starting September was adopted.
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Phillip Hardinger
Freeport
U. S. Grant Council
Boy Scouts of America
Lee Marvin Earns Respect in The Dirty Dozen Set
Lee Marvin commands respect on the Dirty Dozen set as Oscar winner with a hard edge. Co stars include Ernest Borgnine Robert Ryan Clint Walker Charles Bronson Telly Savalas John Cassavetes and Jim Brown while Marvin’s fee stands at 350000 per picture though Cat Ballou paid 87000 for a 24 day shoot. He discusses divorce with his wife and balancing family life as he rents a London flat near a pub.
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Lee Marvin
Ernest Borgnine
Jim Brown
Cat Ballou
Marvin
Humphrey Bogart
Impersonating Drivers Tests Warned By State Agency
Madison report shows nine people convicted this year for impersonating others in driving tests. Both test taker and impersonator convicted in two cases. First offense fines start at 100 dollars, repeat offenses face 200 dollar minimum and possible jail time.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
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