Rev Viel to Speak on The Giant Backstep at Immanuel Centenary
Rev Lyndon Viel of Arcadia will discuss The Giant Backstep during Immanuel EUB church centennial pageant. The 1951 Monroe HS graduate, son of Mrs Mabel Viel and the late Rev Lyndon C Viel, has long pursued ministry, drama, painting, and sculpture, recently mounting a solo painting show in Arcadia.
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Viel
Lyndon C. Viel
Trinity Eue Church
Arcadia
Monroe High School
Immanuel Eub Church
Lyndon Viel
Madison
Theater Guild
Alpha Psi Omega
National College
Religious Emphasis
Monroe
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Evangelical Theological College
Naperville
Bettum
Rev
Bank Holds Farewell For Rolland R. Etters
Directors and officers of the First National Bank hosted a farewell dinner at Monroe Country Club for Rolland R. Etter and his wife as they plan to move to Santa Rosa area California north of San Francisco. Etter has retired from the family store business and sold his stake to J. T. Duke Etter and resigned as a director last month. Dr. L. A. Moore gave the informal talk and the Etters received a silver tray from the bank.
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First National Bank
Monroe Country Club
Rolland R. Etter
Santa Rosa
California
San Francisco
Etter
J. T
Duke) Etter
First National
L. A. Moore
Mrs. Harper Dies at 66 After Heart Illness in Monroe
Mrs. George A. Harper 66 of 1711 10th Street died at 6 10 a m in St. Clare hospital after a two and a half week heart condition. Born June 9 1895 Decorah Iowa she was a Monroe High School graduate 1914 UW journalism 1918 and Columbia postgrad in advertising. Surviving include brother Erling Anundsen Detroit Lakes two sisters Dr Harriet G Anundsen Monroe and Mrs Ed Chilton Detroit Lakes. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 p m Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Jesse R Dom First Universalist officiating Greenwood cemetery burial. Friends may call after noon tomorrow.
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George A. Harper
10Th Street
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Harper
George Brynilde Anundsen
Arthur F. and
Mabel Gardner Anundsen
Decorah
Monroe High School
UW School of Journalism
Stanley
Wis
Columbia University
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
Marshall Field
Erling Anundsen
Duluth
Harriet G. Anundsen
Ed Chilton
Detroit Lakes
Minn
George Peoples
Esther
Shriner - Neushwander
Jesse R. Dom
First Universalist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Bank Rate Cut Shrinks BoE Rate to Six Percent
London officials announce a half point cut in the Bank of England rate from 7 percent to 6 percent. The move aims to ease borrowing costs and bolster economic activity amid financial conditions in Britain.
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London
Bank of England
Reds Capture Second World Series Victory 6 to 2
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 2 in Game Two of the World Series at Yankee Stadium. Gordon Coleman and Yogi Berra homered for two runs in the fourth, while Cincinnati used a two-run inning in the fifth and additional runs in the sixth and eighth to pull ahead.
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New York
Cincinnati
Gordon Coleman
Yogi Berra
Yankee Stadium
Joey Jay
Reds
Ralph Terry
Yankees
Elio Chacon
Eddie Kasko
Elston Howard
Edwards
Wally Post
Coleman
Arroyo
Robinson
Berra
Post
Biopsy Reveals Rayburn Cancer
An aide to Sam Rayburn said a biopsy at Baylor Hospital showed incurable cancer. Doctors expect only a few days or a little longer, with a formal bulletin to follow. Speaker Rayburn is not to undergo surgery as there is nothing that can be done.
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Dallas
Sam Rayburn
Robert F. Short
Baylor Hospital
Rayburn
Knight Nixon Dispute Grows Over California Race
Tension over the 1962 California gubernatorial contest escalates as Robert Finch accuses Goodwin Knight of trying to block Nixon. Knight counters that an emissary from Nixon offered him any state office to quit, while Edgerton and the financier deny the charge.
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Los Angeles
California
Robert Finch
Richard M Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
Nixon
Knight
J. Howard Edgerton
Edgerton
FFA Team Takes Third in Judging at Farm Progress Days
Monroe FFA land judging team finished third among 30, earning a plaque near Beloit. Wisconsin Dells won the Al Wosta memorial plaque. Weston from Cazenovia was runner up. Team members included Jerry Robinson and Tom Zuhlke. advisers and other members listed.
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FFA
Monroe
Beloit
Wisconsin Dells
al Wosta
Oklahoma
Weston High School
Cazenovia
Jerry Robinson
Tom Zuhlke
Richard Beutel
Robert Timm
Richard Sippel
Kenneth C. Allen
Hiawatha
Greg
Jeff Wild
Russell Block
Steven Smith
Newell Smith
Two Deiningers Win 4 H Honors
Barbara and David Deininger, cousins and Richland 4H Club members from Monroe Route 2, received Monroe East 4 H achievement honors at St John s Church. The event featured Myron E Jeglum as speaker and included awards for top first year and senior project members from multiple clubs. The next 4 H recognition night will be held in Monroe West at St John s Church a week later.
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Deiningers
David
Barbara
Monroe East
St. John’s
Monroe West Area
St. John’s Church
Jerry Kubly
Jean Wyss
Tom Durtschi
Lena Pluss
Barbara Deininger
Mary Sullivan
John Deining
Christine Benkett
Mary Kay Schutt
Carol Deininger
Susan Durtschi
Sandra Paulson
Georgia Wegmueller
Barbara Eberle
Nathan Botteron
Verlen Eberle
David Deininger
David Pick
Alan Martini
Mary Sacker
Judy Hanson
Mary Ann Cummer
Shirley Brunk
Patty Cummer
Jill Counselman
Peggy Wyss
Berlin Wall Shootings Prompt U S Call for Restraint
The Associated Press reports that after cross border gunfire between West and East Berlin police near Bernauerstrasse, no injuries occurred. West Berlin police say a Red officer fired at a West Berlin officer after rocks were thrown across the wall. The incident follows earlier border firearm exchanges and the death of a refugee leaping from rooftops. President Kennedy prepares for talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko as Washington urges calm to avoid wider conflict.
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Associated Press
United States
Kennedy
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
Bernauerstrasse
West
East Berlin
Vopos
Wall
Vopo
Ten Mile Trek Seeks Winning Church Pastor Challenge
In Green County a Sunday school contest pits Albany and Juda Baptist churches in a race to boost attendance. The losing pastor must travel 10 miles on foot bicycle or horse to the winning church on November 19 without motorized transport. If Albany loses Rev Sandie Patrick or if Juda loses Rev John Leggett will hop the route.
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Green County
Albany
Juda
Sandie Patrick
John M. Leggett
United Fund Supports NCCJ Brotherhood Week Drive
The National Conference of Christians and Jews NCCJ will receive 75 from the United Fund as Brotherhood Week proceeds. NCCJ collaborated with 47 colleges for summer human relations workshops and since 1941 has trained over 16000 teachers and leaders through two to six week sessions. The group expanded its TV radio public service programs and conducted youth camps and institutes. It also ran labor and management forums and a live-in seminar with Cornell University for leaders. Seventeen new NCCJ chapters were formed last year, totaling 154 nationwide.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
United Fund
NCCJ
Ming
Cornell University
Tax Warrant Names U S Attorney in 1960 Wisconsin Case
A state warrant filed in Dane County Circuit Court names U S Attorney George E. Rapp as delinquent on his 1960 Wisconsin income tax amounting to 566 dollars. The document was submitted by Ralph F. Kann, state assessor of incomes.
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Madison
George E. Rapp
Wisconsin
Dane County
Ralph F. Kann
Stabbing Suspect To Be Arraigned In Pipeline Attack
Roscoe Boren 47 of Jetmore Kansas charged with aggravated battery after a fellow pipeline worker James Halford 24 Geneseo Kansas suffered four knife wounds. Boren held on open charge and to be arraigned in Justice Court likely tomorrow. Knife found near Monroe hotel. Both men employed by R H Fulton Co of Lubbock Texas and stayed at the Eagles Club area hotel.
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Dist. Atty
Joseph D. Viney
Roscoe Boren
Jetmore
Kan
James Halford
Geneseo
St. Clare Hospital
Boren
Halford
Monroe Hotel
Paul Dannerbeck
Justice Court
Viney
Eagles Club
16Th Avenue
R. H. Fulton Co
Lubbock, Tex
Governor Urges Bipartisan Tax Revision Talks In Madison
Gov Nelson called for cross party talks among 22 legislators to forge a fair tax revision to cover a 1961 63 deficit of over 56 million. He warned that partisan failure would hurt Wisconsin and cited a veto of a GOP tax simplification bill as proof of constitutional concerns.
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Madison
Nelson
Wisconsin
The
Giant Missile Balloon Featured In Monroe Homecoming Show
Monroe high school band directed by Allan F. Barnard will launch 100 red and white balloons and a giant Victory Missile during the halftime show at the Monroe Fort Atkinson game at Recreation Park. Tony Lux leads the center prop while the balloon rises with Army Air Corps music. A message inside the balloon offers a free Monroe cheese from the Chamber of Commerce on return of a letter.
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Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe
Army Air Corps
Chamber of Commerce
Roger Brunkow
Karen Loveland
Miles Adam
Yong
School Building Meeting Oct 19 Discuss Expansion Plans
The Board of Education and citizens advisory committee hold a joint meeting on Thursday Oct 19 at 7 30 p m in the junior high library. Architect A L Buechner will meet the group tour the old junior high wing and the new senior high building and discuss solutions for expansion needs. Dr Leslie G Kindschi leads the citizens committee with Rodney O Kittelsen presiding.
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Board of Education
Citizens Advisory Committee
A. L. Buechner
State Department of Public Instruction
Leslie G. Kindschi
Citizens Committee
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Cheese Market Steady Amid Mixed Demand in Madison
Madison buyers show irregular interest as American cheese markets hold steady. Supplies are ample except rindless longhorns with cheddar prices around 364 to 38 percent and longhorns at 385 to 394 with other varieties listed in similar ranges.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Revision Sought On Guard Rights In Wisconsin
Madison attorney general Rey Reynolds urged a statutory revision to extend Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act protections to National Guard and Reserve members not on active duty. He noted an inconsistency between state law and the federal act and recommended amending state statute to remove any question about rights for Wisconsin servicemen facing mortgage, tax, or insurance hardships.
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Madison
Reynolds
32Nd
Wisconsin Infantry
Reynold
Veterans Service
National Guard
Nelson
Wisconsin National Guard
Wisconsin
Soldiers and Sailors Act
Two Company B Members to Report for Ft. Lewis Move
Two enlisted men of Company B will be selected to proceed to Ft. Lewis Washington with the advance detail on Wednesday October 18. The remaining Company B personnel are expected to depart October 24 25 or 26 with some airlifted while the majority travel by troop trains. There will be 20 equipment loading centers in the state. Loading of box and flat cars begins the day after M-Day Sunday October 15. Loading officers met today at Camp Williams for battle group and unit instructions.
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Ft. Lewis
Wash
Camp Williams
Stock Gains Reduced As Game Slows Trade
New York markets opened with gains but trading slowed as the World Series drew attention. Volume was about 3.9 million shares with fractional to multi point increases in several key stocks, though many stocks edged lower as the session paused.
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New York
Thurber Recovers From Brain Surgery In New York
Humorist James Thurber is described as very sick but has come through a brain operation better than expected, according to his agent.
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New York
James Thurber
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Milwaukee
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Rolland R. Etters
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United Fund—No
Brotherhood Group
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