Film To Feature The Lost World Series To Begin Here Wednesday
Residents of Green County will view Soul of Mexico a full color film by Romain Wilhelmsen at Monroe Junior High School auditorium Wednesday Oct 6 at 7 30 p m The film surveys the Sierra Madre region near the Mexican border and includes recovered armor authenticated by USC and the Museum of the Southwest The Monroe Rotary Club sponsors this six film series with tickets available from Rotary members Future programs feature Inner Space Ethiopia Canadian Rockies England and South Sea Islands presented by local speakers and tied to the club’s community program goals.
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Romain Wilhelsen
Sierra Madre
Monroe
Green County
Monroe Junior High
Mexico
Romain Wilhelmsen
Arizona
Wilhelmsen
Puerto Vallarta
Pacific
Baroyeca
Diego Hurtado
Hernan Cortez
University of Southern California
Museum of the Southwest
Monroe Rotary Club
Rotary
Inner Space
Owen Lee
Ethiopia
Joe Adair
Canadian Rockies
James Forshee
England
Jonathan Hagar
South Sea Islands
Bathie Stuart
Man Rescued From Wet Clay In Madison
Aut mune Sylvester Dochnahl a 62 year old village employee is in fair condition at St Mary's Hospital Madison after being buried under tons of wet clay in a sewage ditch walls collapsed Fellow workers freed his face in about two minutes and it took another half hour to dig him free He suffered a broken collar bone broken ribs facial injuries and possible head injuries The incident occurred in the Nesheim housing area as diggers worked in a more than 10 foot deep trench when the walls gave way and the soil slid away
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Sylvester Dochnahl
St. Mary's Hospital
Madison
Dochnahi
Nesheim
Next Week's Cafeteria Menus For Students
Editor notes these menus aid mothers planning evening meals for high school students who eat at the cafeteria. Monday to Friday list meals including pork and gravy with whipped potatoes, beef goulash, porcupines, bratwurst, and fish sticks with sides, bread, butter, fruit, and milk.
4H Week Promotes Club Work and Enrollment Drive
Green County marks National 4H Club Week while launching a new member drive led by 4H club agent Calvin Kraemer. The program, open to ages nine to 19, requires enrollment cards and local club selection from 32 area clubs. In 1965 Green County reported 363 boys and 442 girls enrolled, with dairy the leading project at 295 members, and Dane County having the state’s largest 4H membership.
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Green County
Calvin Kraemer
Kraemer
Cooperative Extension Service
Green County Extension Office
John King
Alavilla
Dell Richards
Glen Gruenberg
Adams Lucky’ Clovers
John Morgenthaler
Albany
Glen Benkert
Dan Benkert
Argus
Morris Smith
Brooklyn Badgers
del Soddy
William Lauper
Browntown
Busy Beavers
John Wells
Jed Sack
Cadiz
Ken Hartwig
Clarno
Bill Schuetz
Duane Beach
Roger Ace
Dayton
Ernie Riese
Glenn Walter
Decatur
Merlin Emberson
Doherty Creek
Lester Witt
Bertram Torkelson
Dutch Hollow
Byron Hartwig
Fairfielders
Chris Tschanz
Joe Tschanz
Hilltop
Nathan Schoepfer
Roy Block
Hiawatha
Charles Freidig
Dean Christensen
Jolly Mixers
Carlyle Classen
Leland Hartwig
Jordan Jolly
Chester Pinnow
Juda Jolly
Marvin Freitag
Harold Lehnherr
Little Hill High
Calvin ‘Kraemer
Merry Monroettes
Rudy Ammon
Monroe Ag
Henry V. Babler
Harvey Elmer
Pleasant
Sheldon Hoesly
Hubert Elmer
New Glarus
Boyd Atkinson
Oak Corners
Emil Goecks
Walter Ludwig
Oakley
John Hiltbrand
Don Deininger
Richland
Wilbert Christen Jr
Silverview
George Robinson
Spring Grove
Oliver Miller
Monte Chesebro
George Wasserstrass
Washington Center
Jack Kundert
Monroe
Larry Klassy
York
Arvilla
Wisconsin
Dane County
Green County Extension Department
Myron Jeglum
Calvin Kramer
Susan Sass
Marvel Kleckner
Harland Schultz
Green County Ag
Pay Checks Shrink as Wisconsin Tax Hike Takes Effect
Wisconsin residents will see smaller pay checks as the 1965 Legislature and Gov. Warren P. Knowles approve a one fifth of one percent tax increase per $1000 of income, with a 1966 hike following. Withholding rises vary by exemptions and income, retroactive to early 1965 and applied for the remaining year to cover under-withholding.
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Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
James Morgan
Wisconsin Brigade Slated To Join Minnesota Guard
The 32nd National Guard Division of Wisconsin faces a shift as one of its three brigades is reassigned to Minnesota’s 47th Division to boost combat readiness. The move keeps the Red Arrow Division’s identity, with eight-hour weekend drills increasing from 48 to 72 annually. No brigade has been identified yet, and details hinge on recommendations from Gen. Dunlap and State Adjutant Ralph Olson.
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Defense
Robert McNamara
Wisconsin
McNamara
Minnesota
Olahoma
Red Arrow
John Dunlap
Fox Point
32Rd National Guard Divsion
Richard Ballman
Whitefish Bay
Joseph Stehling
Beaver Dam
W. G. Kastner
Shell Lake
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
House Subcommittee On
Defense Appropriations
Laird
Defense Department
Dunlap
Ralph J. Olson
Lansterrea
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Medicare Registration Starts On Insurance Plan
The article explains that people turning 65 in January may sign up for supplementary Medicare starting today. It outlines Basic Medicare coverage, the $3 monthly supplementary premium, enrollment windows, and the goal of enrolling about 19 million by mid-1966. It notes cards will be issued next April and first benefits in July 1966.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Boy Recovers From Bubonic Plague After Woodland Bite
Five year old Johnny Cox near Shingletown California contracted sylvatic bubonic plague from a flea bite after handling a tame chipmunk. He received rapid diagnosis and antibiotics and is expected to go home soon. The illness, linked to woodland rodents, was described by Dr. Edward Shaw of UC Medical Center.
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San Francisco
Johnny Cox
Johnny
Edward Shaw
University of California Medical Center
Charles Cox
Northern
California
Shingletown
Shasta County
Melvin Peterson Hurt When Struck by Auto
Monroe resident Melvin P. Peterson 81 of 1809 10th St was struck by a car driven by Gregory B. Holcomb 16 of 1724 21st St last night Police reported the mishap occurred as Peterson walked out in front of the Holcomb vehicle from behind another auto in the 1800 block of 10th St The mishap was investigated at 7 30 p m Peterson suffered a possible bruised hip and a sprained wrist
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Monroe Resiuer
Melvin P. Peterson
10Th St
Gregory B. Holcomb
21St St
Peterson
Holcomb
New Glarus Awaits Bloodmobile Visit
Green County Red Cross announces the final 1950 visit of the Red Cross Bloodmobile to New Glarus School on Monday from 3 30 to 6 30 p m. Eight pints B positive are urged for a Madison woman aged 37 and five pints A positive for a five year old Green Bay boy. The annual quota is 50 pints to cover major operations accidents and newborns. Jake Bruni and Fred E Meyer chair the drive and note the bloodmobile supplies about half the county stock.
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New Glarus
Red Cross
New Glarus School
Madison
Green Bay
Jake Bruni
Fred E. Meyer
Green County Red Cross
Cline Earns Heroism Honor for Lake Rescue
Mineral Point Wisconsin Conservation Department aide David Cline was cited for heroism after rescuing an Illinois couple from a capsized boat off Yellowstone Lake during a May storm. Conservation Director Lester Voigt presented the honor in Madison, praising Cline for bravery beyond the call of duty.
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Mineral Point
David Cline
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Illinois
Lester Voigt
Madison
Voigt
Cline
Yellowstone State Park
Conservation Department
V. J. Brown
Rock Falls
Decline Continues in New York Stock Market
New York trading showed a fourth straight decline as the stock market continued to slip this afternoon amid subdued trading.
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New York
Norway Prince To Visit Madison
Crown Prince Harald of Norway will visit Madison at weekend, attending a 8 p.m. banquet at Bethel Lutheran Church and a public reception. He will tour Little Norway, meet Governor Knowles, and fish for muskelunge on Monday with state officials guiding him. The trip includes a state patrol escort and a planned departure for Minneapolis.
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Madison
Prince Harald
Norway
Oslo
Warren P. Knowles
Bethel Lutheran Church
Hans K. Engen
Parker Pen Co
Janesville
Bethel Lutheran
Little Norway
Wisconsin
Minocqua-Woodruff Lake
Arthur — MacArthur
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Waukee
Clara Ritter
Selective Service
James Gilbertson
Rodney Nybroten
Lyle Henningsen
Frederick Alderman
Nathan Norder
Sam D. Conway
Times
Melvin Peterson
Auto
Glarus
Prince
Knowles
Nashville, Tenn
Kentucky
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