Hospital Ready To Offer Expert Emergency Help
An eighth in a St. Clare hospital series describes emergency treatment after a seven-vehicle crash west of Monroe. The article details rapid ER activation, initial triage, surgery prep, anesthesia, and the coordinated team of surgeons, nurses, anesthetists, and support staff delivering immediate care and stabilization.
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Eaitor
St. Clare Hospital
St. Clare
Monroe
O.R
O. R
Memorial Day Parade and Tribute Planned in Monroe
A Memorial Day observance will feature a parade in Monroe with a band concert and cemetery program. Veterans groups will decorate Greenwood cemetery starting 7:15 am, parade assembly at 8:30 am, march at 9 am from the Armory to Greenwood cemetery, with flag给children to receive a keepsake American flag.
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Monroe
Fairgrounds
Monroe Country Club
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert Hendrickson
Robert Alder
Donald C. Jordi
Ervin Goecks
Armory
Edward J. Doyle
P. J. Connors Jr
Brownie
Recreation Park
18Th Avenue
12Th Street
21St Avenue
16Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Allan F. Barnard
Kroger Seeks Bids for New Milwaukee Store Building
Bids are sought from contractors for a 10,000 square foot Kroger Co store to be built across from the Chandler parking area in Milwaukee. Plans call for a one story building with completion expected around November 1, 1935. Contracts are to be awarded shortly after the June 16 bid deadline with a preference for local firms.
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Kroger Co
Milwaukee
Robert W. Steuerwald
Poethig - Steuerwald Firm
Monroe Evening ‘Times
Platteville
Steuerwald
Kroger Company
Chandler
Thompson Advises His Critic To Try Reading Law First
Madison attorney general George Thompson defended appointing a special staff consultant to head one campaign committee, denying conflict of interest amid criticism from Bronson La Follette. He urged reviewing governing statutes and said non civil service employees may have continuing political responsibilities, noting no payments for political work.
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Madison
George Thompson
Thompson
Bronson la Follette
la Follette
David A. Weber
Citizens For Thompson
Cheese Board Sales Trade Rate Moderate
Moderate activity at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange today with bids unfilled and offers uncovered. State brand pasteurized single daisies 36%4 cents for two cars. long block Swiss 39, one car. raw milk single daisies 36% for one car. An uncovered offer: State brand 40-lb block qualified for CCC purchase at 34%.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Dr John F Williamson founder of Westminster Choir dies
Dr John Finley Williamson 77 cofounder of Westminster Choir College Princeton N J and a leading figure in Monroe died at 3 a m in a Toledo Ohio hospital His body was moved to Waverly Pa near Scranton where the Williamsons resided Survivors include his widow son Jack two daughters and 10 grandchildren Memorial services planned for Sunday July 5 at Princeton University and a funeral or memorial service in Monroe area plans were announced by Mrs Blum and others
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John Finley Williamson
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N.J
Monroe
Toledo
Waverly
Scranton
Williamsons
Williamson
Bruce M. Blum
Blums
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dayton
Westminster Choir
Monroe Junior High School
Westminster
Jack
Cranbury
Clyde
Delight) Holt
Laurenceville
Mark
Jean) Thompson
Blum
Princeton University
Dairy judging winners announced by county agent
Winners in a combined 4H and FFA dairy judging contest were announced by Calvin Kraemer. Jene Eberle won senior with 239 points, Don Ruehlow took intermediate with 234, and Randy Keehn claimed junior with 204. Other senior placers included Ridge, Wuetrich, Klemm, Deininger, Indergand, Svendsen, Weiss, Allen, and Delores Indergand. A total of 148 members participated. other category winners are still tabulated.
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Calvin Kraemer
Jene Eberle
Richland
Verlen Eberle
Don Ruehlow
Hilltop
Randy Keehn
Jolly Mixers Club
Russell Ridge
Bill Wuetrich
Monroe Ffa
Tom Klemm
Cadiz
Bill Deininger
Diane Indergand
Hiawatha
Vicki Svendsen
Dougherty Creek
Bob Weiss
Dave Allen
Delores Indergand
FFA
Bank Ends Wood Nickel Project After 20000 Circulate
The First National Bank distributed all 20000 wooden nickels to highlight the nickel coin shortage and will not issue more. The bank confirms no new supply and asks the maker to take back the die. Letters and curiosity flood in as collectors seek items for keepsakes and displays.
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First National Bank
First National
Rev Neighbours Rites Tomorrow At Titonka Church
Rites for Rev James L Neighbours 45 former Monroe and Webster City Universalist minister will be held at 10 a.m. in Titonka Methodist church with burial in Buffalo Township cemetery. A World War II Army veteran, he earned a Purple Heart and Bronze Star and served as superintendent of Titonka schools before his death. He is survived by his wife Inez two sons Richard and James a stepdaughter and several siblings.
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Monroe
James L. Neighbours
Titonka
Titonka Methodist
Buffalo Township
Neighbours
The
Universalist Church
St. Paul’s
Russell
Rev
Holdenville
Okla
University of California
University of Southern California
William Booth Memorial College
Atlanta
University of Copenhagen
Denmark
U.S. Army
Europe
Hollywood
Calif
Webster City
North
South Carolina
Inez
Hamburg
Germany
Richard
Viet Nam
James
Eldrid Waldeck
Fayetteville
N. C
Alvin
Apple Valley
Gordon
Sacramento
C.’G
Audrey) McMurry
Louis
Frankie) Moore
Beverly Hills
Saturn Blasts Apollo in Orbit
Cape Kennedy Florida reports the Saturn 1 rocket launched unmanned Apollo boilerplate craft into orbit at 12 07 p m. The two stage rocket used liquid hydrogen in the second stage to generate about 90000 pounds of thrust for eight minutes, aiming for an orbit of 110 to 140 miles.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla. 1
Audit shows Monroe can spend up to 500000 on city building
City officials reviewed an audit indicating sufficient funds to construct a new combined city hall and fire police station with a projected cost near 417000. Unallocated reserves exceed 460000 and total building fund investments reach 450000, with potential transfers bringing total reserves to about 528000. The audit also notes a social security payment issue dating to 1957 for police clothing allowances and outlines options for handling the 527.08 due, including paying in full or seeking partial recovery.
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Monroe
Robert Ableman
Meythaler and Caton
Walter R. Ekum
Ableman
Death Case May Go To Jury Early Friday
Testimony is expected to be completed in the Circuit Court murder case of Mrs. William Wyman of Janesville, killed June 6 1963. Judge Arthur Luebke presides with a 12 member jury. Arguments may be made tomorrow and the case could go to the jury by noon after jurors toured the Highway 11 61 and County Trunk OK near Juda.
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William Wyman
Janesville
Arthur Luebke
Juda
Burial Plots Marked Final Battle Drives
Millard Tschudy chronicles U S military cemeteries in Belgium and Luxembourg for war dead honored again. Henri-Chapelle cemetery holds 7 989 Americans with 450 missing. Ardennes Memorial covers 52 50 acres near Neuville en Condroz with 5 250 graves and 462 missing. Luxembourg’s Grand Duchy donated 50 and Hamm in Luxembourg established Dec 29 1944 holds casualties of Patton’s Third Army.
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Belgium
U.S
Henri-Chapelle
Henri- Chapelle
Liege
France
Germany
Ardennes Memorial
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
America
Ardennes
Rhine
Hamm
Luxembourg
Third U.S. Army
George S. Patton Jr
Third Army
Hamm Turn
Mrs. Melvin P. Peterson Dies at 80 in Monroe
Mrs. Melvin P. Peterson aged 80 of 1608 14th Avenue Monroe died at 5 10 this morning in St. Clare Hospital after a stroke last Thursday. Born Sarah Anna Strang in 1884 near Barneveld she married Melvin P. Peterson in 1905. They farmed then moved to Barneveld and later to Monroe in 1928. Survived by husband four children two sons two daughters three brothers two sisters many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev James C Plymire. burial in Middlebury Cemetery. Burial, viewing details noted. funeral home hours 7 to 9 p m tomorrow.
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Melvin P. Peterson
14Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Peterson
Sarah Anna Strang
Barneveld
William and
Caroline Price Strang
Middlebury
Monroe
Kraft Foods
Grace Lutheran Church
Carolyn Harrington
Larry Hamilton
Las Vegas
Paul O
Grand Rapds
Mich
Ralph
O. E. Strang
Black Earth
Atchison
San
W. C
Lucinda Hamilton
South Dakota
Grace Church
James C. Plymire
Middlebury Cemetery
Stuessy
Colorado River Military Games Costly in Lives
Blythe California reports describe a large scale mock war over the Colorado River in Operation Desert Strike. Since May 16 the simulated conflict has cost nine lives directly and twenty four indirectly through accidents. A recent F100 jet crash near Vidal Junction killed 1st Lt Peter H Trotogott of Vancouver Washington during a simulated strafing mission near Parker Dam.
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Blythe
Calif
Colorado River
Air Force
Vidal Junction
Peter H. Trotogott
Vancouver
Wash
Parker Dam
Trotogott
Calonia
California
Colorado
Nezona
Arizona
Parker
Davis
Organization of Western States
Nerona
U.S. Strike Command
Calbert to Speak at June Dairy Month Kickoff
Dr Harold E Calbert chair of the UW dairy and food industries department will discuss New Dairy Products for Modern Living at the June Dairy Month kickoff breakfast Monday at 7 pm in Albany First Methodist Church. He holds degrees from Allegheny College and the University of Wisconsin.
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Harold E. Calbert
Department of Oil and Food Industries
Uversity of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Albany First Methodist Church
Calbert
Allegheny College
University of Wisconsin
Department of Dairy and Food Industries
Wisconsin Association of Milk and Food Sanitarians
Wisconsin Dairy Technology Society
Green County Agricultural Chest Directors
Cheese Demand Steady in Madison Market
In Madison Wisconsin cheese market today demand is fair to good and supplies of current styles are ample to more than ample. Cheddar prices range from 31 to 40 percent, 40 pound blocks from 354 to 3814, single daisies 37 to 39, longhorns 264 to 37 percent, and midgets 3742 to 40.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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