Albany Native, Sons, Die in Plane Crash
Albany native and two sons were killed in a plane crash. New directors named for Green County Mental Health Association include Ed Erickson and others from Monroe and New Glarus. Re-elected were Mrs. Probst, Amos Johnson, and Dr. Kamstra, all Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Green County Mental Health Association
Ed Erickson
New Glarus
John Anderegg Jr
Floyd Asmus
Tom Sampson
Hugo Voelkli
James Brolin
Monroe
Fred Probst
Amos S. Johnson
Egbert Kamstra
Rock County
Madison
Green County
Brodhead
Albany
Hans Sulzer
Route 4
Donald Witt
Monticello
John Anderegg
Albany Native Paul Johnson and Two Sons Dead in Wisconsin Plane Crash
Albany native Paul A. Johnson 52 and his two sons Douglas 16 and Steve 12 were found dead Friday morning November 24 in a single engine Mooney crash near Cable Wisconsin while returning from a hunting trip. Johnson owned Beloit Trailer Park and Sales and had planned a 0 acre mobile home park in Rock Township. Funeral services for Johnson and his sons were set for Beloit First Presbyterian Church with burial at Hillcrest Cemetery Albany.
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Albany Times
Albany
Paul A. Johnson
Beloit
Douglas
Steve
Cable
Wisconsin
Mr. Johnson
Arthur
Jetta Carver Johnson
Darlene Fowler
Denver
Colo
Lind
Peula
Joseph Catton
Jetta Tyler
Cecil Anderson
Roy Martens
Gordon Ellis
Waterloo
Wis
Brodhead
Evansville
First Presbyterian Church
Hillcrest
Daley - Murphy - Wisch
Johnson
Te Beloit
City Planning Commission
Rock Township
Dougla
Northwesern Military and Vaca
House Fire Reported on Sowards Land Near Orangeville
An old house on F. F. Sowards land near Orangeville caught fire about 9 30 last night as Mrs Larry Bear drove by. Firemen responded quickly and contained the blaze with some monetary loss reported. The structure was unoccupied and windows were already out.
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Orangeville
F. F. Sowards
Larry Bear
Here
Reflections on Light and Faith by Clair R. Munns
A midnight bridge scene shows city lights on water and river reflections. The verse contrasts human brightness with divine light that endures beyond lamps going out.
London gold orders rise amid pound devaluation shock
AP reports near panic buying of gold from dealers worldwide as Britain devalues the pound. Washington says the dollar remains safe. De Gaulle blamed by British writers for pressuring the dollar and gold as top currency, while U.S. officials offered no official stance. Despite these finance events, the stock market rose for the third straight week, Dow up 15.49 to 877.60. In Saigon, Viet Cong mortars and flame thrower attacks kill and wound soldiers and civilians across provinces near Phuoc Binh.
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London
U.S
Britain
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
U.S. Treasury
Oswald Headstone Returned To Fort Worth Grave
In Bartlesville Oklahoma police recovered a 130 pound headstone of Lee Harvey Oswald four years after JFK assassination. The Warren Commission ruled Oswald as the assassin. Det Captain Joe Glenn said the stone was turned over to authorities for disposition.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Lee Harvey Oswald
Fort Worth
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Oswald
Joe Glenn
Wisconsin Breeders Dominate Dairy Show Titles
Wisconsin breeders swept major awards at the Dairy show with eight of fifteen firsts in Brown Swiss and seven of fifteen in Holsteins. Voegels and Red Brae Farm led Brown Swiss firsts, Lakehurst Farm captured the Holstein grand champion, and Traynor Farm and Yaharah Farm earned Milking Shorthorn money. Harvey Nelson and Sons named premier breeder.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Traynor
Milton Junction
Edgerton
Lakehurst
Lakehurst Farm, Inc
Sheboygan
Harvey Nelson and Sons
Union Grove
Santa Arrives as Monroe Welcomes Holiday Season
Santa visited the South Side Courthouse area with hundreds of children gathering to see him from a Santamobile on a red fire truck. He waved to youngsters from the square and settled in his chair ending the first day of Monroe’s Christmas season with plans to return Saturdays until December’s first Wednesday.
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Santa
Monroe
Big Show benefit tonight for Moody family in Platteville
The Platteville Jaycees present a benefit performance of the Big Show sponsored by the Monroe Evening Times at 8 tomorrow night in the Junior High Auditorium. Special guests include Moody relatives and local and Dubuque performers with proceeds aiding Gregory and siblings suffering illness and disability. Tickets range from 1.50 to 2.50 with reserved seats at 2.50.
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Paul Moody
Platteville Jaycees
Monroe Evening Times
Moody
Belmont
Gregory
Charlotte
Ann
Michael
St. Clare Hospital
Cident
Darlington
Marie
Jack Fernan
First National Bank
Larry Lindgren
Times
Rolland Karlen
Dale _ Grasshorn
Dubuque
Gordon W. Roseleip
Platteville
Jackie Gleason
Joe
June Rydell
William Stuckey
Jack Fennan
Barbara Hefty
Phyllis Beer
Mary Hodgson
Kathy Burkhard
Monroe High School
Eleven Girls Seek To Become Scouts In Monroe Badger Council
A neighborhood Girl Scout meeting in Monroe announced eleven fifth and sixth graders need a leader and assistant to form a new troop. Leaders in training and cookie and calendar sales chairs were named, and Birchwood camp dates set for June 24 to July 29, 1968.
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Monroe
Badger Council of Girl Scouts
Robert Keith
First National Bank
Robert Ableman
Robert E. Paulik
Howard Bressath
Carolyn Myers
Joan Wise
Beloit
Mmes
T. J Eisch
Edward J. Kopp
David Iverson
Egbert Kamstra
Leland Lamboley
Robert Salzwedel
Calendar
Walter Schuepp
Uniform Exchange
Joseph Urban
LaBuch's
WEKZ
Girl Scouts Award Pins to New Troop 220 Members
New Girl Scouts at Troop 220 received their Girl Scout and World Association pins during a Tuesday evening ceremony at the former Green County Teachers College Building. Ten new members were named: Becky Burns, Tammy Conway, Brenda Coplien, Julie Dittmer, Patricia Gruenberg, Lynn Hudson, Christine Kundert, Tamara Rutsch, Linda Zimmerman, Debra Boeck, and Sandra Hudson. Patrol leaders Mary Kopp, Kristine Sulzer, Karen Schultz, and Sandra Hennager were also noted. The troop presented a musical program for parents, followed by refreshments, with Mrs. C. G. Hennager leading and Mrs. Edward Kopp assisting.
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Girl Scout and World Association
Green County Teachers College
Becky Burns
Tammy Conway
Brenda Coplien
Julie Dittmer
Patricia Gruenberg
Lynn Hudson
Christine Kundert
Tamara Rutsch
Linda Zimmerman
Debra Boeck
Sandra Hudson
Mary Kopp
Kristine Sulzer
Karen Schultz
Sandra Hennager
Parent Teachers Group Will Meet at Orangeville High School
The Orangeville Parent-Teachers Association will meet at 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 27, in the high school. The theme is We Care Enough to Care. This month’s program focuses on mental health with Fred Kirkman, chairman of the Stephenson County Mental Health Program, as speaker.
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Orangeville
Parent-Teachers Association
Fred Kirkman
Stephenson County
Area Dairymen Will Be Honored At County Meeting
Several area men will receive special recognition for outstanding herd management at the County annual meeting of Tri-State Breeders Co operative. The event, at 11:30 a.m. Thursday November 30, will be in the Agriculture Building Monroe.
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Tri - State Breeders Co - Operative
Agriculture
Monroe
Carl Wyss
Tri - State
Glenn N
Glenn A. Showers
Belleville
Paul Elmer Jr
Ole Lien
Brooklyn
Oliver Miller
Fred Lentz
Trygve Strommen
Brodhead
John Erb
Alvin Friedrich
Juha
Kenneth Hartwig
Ralph Babler
Dakota
Ill
Floyd D. Carter
Freeport
Westby
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Paul Johnson
Clair R. Munns
AP News
Saigon
Mekong
Phuoc Binh
Eli Farm, Inc
Voegels
Red Brae Farm
Eagle
Lorre Sanders
Marsha Connors
Mike Majerus
Joe Miller
Miller
John Ganshert
Gary Neuenschwander
Miss Wise
Lester Johnson
Edward Zupane
Archie Myers
Alvin
Kubly
Girl Scouts
Cerise
LA Crosse
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