Deer Kill Up Over Last Year In Wisconsin Counties
Deer registrations in Green and Lafayette counties during opening two days show a 32 percent rise from last year with 121 and 134 deer respectively. Reports from district game manager James Huntoon note light hunting pressure and dry woods hampering tracking as buck and doe totals appear up overall. Local stations list dozens of named contributors and regional totals including Green County’s Brodhead and New Glarus points with notable large deer weights and multiple 8 to 11 point bucks.
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Green County
James Huntoon
Lafayette County
Huntoon
Menominee County
Milwaukee
Yellowstone Lake
Thy
Fred Vick
Dennis Trepanier
New Glarus
Albany
Zanders Lake
Sheriff's Department
Glarus
Ubert
Brodhead
Knebel
Belmont
Sheriff’s Office
Darlington
Daily Doggerel by Clair R Munns
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Monroe High One Act Markheim Wins A Rating for State
Monroe High School's one act Markheim by Robert Brome earned an A rating at the Sectional Play Contest at Sun Prairie High School. The award advances the cast to the State Finals at the Wisconsin State University Stevens Point on December 2 and 3. Directors LaVerne Meyer and Peter R. Martyn announced the news to students amid celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Markheim
Robert Brome
Sun Prairie High School
Wisconsin High School Forensic Association
Monroe
Wisconsin State University
Stevens Point
LaVerne Meyer
Peter R. Martyn
Martyn
Monroe High
John Schuetze
Peter Jones
Mary Etter
Debbie Trumpy
Dennis Petzold
Milwaukee
Platteville
Whitewater
Sue
Toll Nears 1000 As Wisconsin Highway Deaths Rise
In Wisconsin the weekend toll reached 13 fatalities, pushing the 1966 highway death count to 977. The report lists multiple fatal crashes across Green Lake, Dane, Appleton, Superior, Solon Springs, Pulaski Brown County and related areas, with several victims named and injuries noted.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Markeson
Green Lake County
Kathryn Zobel
Baraboo
Harry Bender
Alice Carroll
Mary Carroll
Natale F. Troin
Rt. 2
Cambridge
Dane County
Troin
Stanley J. Alberts
Appleton
Edward T. Brouillard
Solon Springs
George E. Dow
Superior
Bernard T. Kurtz
Eau Claire
Patrick E. Moucha
Jim Falls
John McLennan
Kurtz
Moucha
Caroline Patzke
Green Bay
Genevive Olezewski
Pulaski
Brown County
Robert M. Kozak
Milwaukee
Ted Lager
Kingsford
Mich
Edward L. Femrite
Madison
Long Islanders Leave for Home After Exchange Week
Long Island visitors from Connetquot High School depart for Chicago O’Hare Airport after a week of exchange activities. Students and hosts share farewells in a chilly morning at the S Room, with comments on the friendly visit and plans for an April return.
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Connetquot High School
Chicago
Long Island
James Kohn
Diane Liedschlag
Times
Robert Smith
Eugene E. Eckstam
Jim Schwoegler
Jimmy
Don Barry
Mr. Maloney
Monroe
Supreme Court Stay Blocks Georgia Governor Election Ruling
The Supreme Court stayed a three judge federal court ruling that the Georgia Legislature cannot elect the state's next governor.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Born Loser Debuts as Regular Comic Feature
The Monroe Evening Times adds The Born Loser to its comic page with Art Sansom at the helm. The feature targets a broad audience by portraying the universal Loser, both male and female, in humorous misadventures and relatable misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Art Sansom
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Club 12 Restaurant Destroyed by Blaze
A fire destroyed the former Club 12 restaurant and tavern on Highway 12 about eight miles south of Whitewater. Damage was estimated at $100,000. The vacant structure, owned by John Bartelak of Elk Horn, was likely caused by defective wiring. Fire crews from Watertown and Palmyra aided in fighting the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
Club 12
Highway 12
John Bartelak
Elkhorn
Nello Achille
Lauderdale Lakes
Al Schenk Dies Veteran Vaudeville Performer in Cincinnati
Al Schenk a veteran vaudeville performer died Sunday in Cincinnati at age 61. He gained fame in stage acts and tours, remembered for his long career and contributions to stage entertainment.
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AL Schenk
Cincinnati, Ohio
Swiss Night at Turner Hall Draws Large Turnout
A capacity crowd attended Swiss Night at Turner Hall on Saturday night sponsored by the Swiss Mixed Chorus and Monroe Turners. The program featured New Glarus Maennerchor New Glarus Yodel Club Swiss Mixed Chorus and Monroe Turners with specialty numbers by Mrs Betty Vetterli Mrs Martha Bernet and Ernest Ammon. The event ended with a grand finale group song and dancing to Heinie Hillis and His Band followed by lunch in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Monroe Turners
New Glarus Maennerchor
New Glarus Yodel Club
Betty Vetterli
Martha Bernet
Ernest Ammon
Heinie Hillis
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John Mahikuch Jr
Juda
Harland J. Mahikuch
Rev
R. A. Nowland
Kenneth Bohnhoff
Doe
Everett Shumway
Charles Pryce Jr
Paul M. Hartman
Beloit
Fawn Buck
George E. Uschan
Janesville
Donald Berg
Roger Olson
Dan R. Olson
Roger Clark
James K. Jensen
Jerry A. Mc
Ronald Engle
Ft. Atkinson
Ray Douglas
Dave Edwards
Lester Kessey
Phillip Kessey
Thomas R. Kubly
Monticello
Alice Finch
Roy Kempfer
Steve Marty
Edward Zimmerman
Belleville
William Herschberger
Fred Rebly
Spike Buck
Ronald Larson
George Mohrmann
Robert Emberson
Blanchardville
Gary Anderson
Earl Voegels
Knute Johnson
Eugene Duffy
G. L. Dorst
Kathleen Campbell
Robert Campbell
Fred E. Nilles
Rolland Taylor
Randy Minder
Robert Weeden
Erling Erickson
Gaylord Jonsrud
Iowa County
Alois Horner
Howard Beckwith
Eugene Hefty
Frank Dukerschein
Oregon
Lafayette
Dane Dukerschein
Alfred A. Mueller
Christ Mueller
John Senn
Dane
Larry Schmid
Kenneth Klassy
Tom Sonnenburg
Wilbert Hess
James Peterson
Alvie Swenson
Mt. Horeb
Boyd Trickel
Clair R. Munns
Kenneth Kleckner
Markesaw
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