Veterans Day address in Port Washington drew crowd
About 100 attended the Veterans Day Celebration by the Zilmer-Riley American Legion Post 84 at Idle Hour Mansion. Former state commander Judge Charles L. Larson of Port Washington spoke on government in peril and rights from Locke through Jefferson and Adams, emphasizing government by law and democracy. The event included a gift of cheese, a $150 donation to the Auxiliary Christmas fund, an auction for the Veterans Gift Shop, and appearances by local veterans and auxiliary leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle American Legion Post
Argyle Ambulance Fund
A. P. Larson
Clinton Nall
Argyle Post
Charles Easter
The
Legion Treasury
Legion Firemen
Arnot
Zilmer-Riley American Legion Post 84
Idle Hour
Charles L. Larson
Port Washington
Larson
John Locke
Netherlands
S. Locke
Locke
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Adams
John Adams
Green County
Thomas W. Reilly
Wood Veterans Hospital
Alfred Henning
Paul Kammerode
Glenn Swiggum
Robert Stuart
Edwin Rufenacht
Floyd Pyle
Thomas Reilly
Hendrickson
Wisconsin Cheese Makers Announce Top Scores at Oshkosh Meet
At the 82nd Wisconsin Cheese Makers Assn. annual meeting in Oshkosh on Nov 7-8, top scores exceed 90. Notable earners include Mrs. Grant Disrud Plat tevile 91.17 on any style American before Nov 1 1972 and Ken Meixelsperger Mineral Point 93.67 on any style American after May 1 1973. Fred Wirtz Argyle 91 on Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese Makers’ Assn
Oshkosh
Grant Disrud
Platteville
Ken Meixelsperger
Mineral Point
Fred Wirtz
Argyle
Wirtz
Colby
Local Deer Harvest Report Names Nine Bow Hunters
The Green County Sheriff's Department lists bow deer mayhem as the hunting season advances. Hunters named include Dennis Stoneback Juda Larry Everson Rt. 1 New Glarus Linda K Cunningham Brodhead Gary Eldred Rodney Sutherland Tom Hall Albany and Allen R Zimmerman Rt. 1 Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Sheriff’s Department
Dennis Stoneback
Juda
Larry Everson
Rt. 1
New Glarus
Linda K. Cunningham
Brodhead
Gary Eldred
Rodney Sutherland
Tom Hall
Albany
Allen R. Zimmerman
Conservation Conversation urges farm safety and planning
LELAND MILLER notes Gerald Krause is away to Madison until November 16 and urges motorists and farmers to improve safety. He highlights slow moving vehicle signs, proper lights, lock pins, safety chains, and avoiding children on tractors. He recalls a near accident with a daughter’s tricycle to stress vigilance and promotes ongoing strip staking and feedlot runoff planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Krause
Madison
SBA Workshop Announced in Beloit by Eck
Wisconsin SBA Acting District Director W Don Eck announces a Beloit workshop on November 20 at 6 30 p m at Black Hawk Technical Institute Beloit Campus. The session, run with the Beloit Chamber of Commerce, targets new ideas in business management for small firms and startups. Reservations via Blackhawk Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Don Eck
Wisconsin
U.S. Small Business Administration
Madison
Beloit
Blackhawk Technical Institute
SBA
Greater Beloit Assn. of Commerce
Blackhawk Tech
4Th St
Monroe FFA Safely Demonstrates Harvest Practices
A Monroe FFA field trip at the Hawthorn farm showcased corn crib unloading safety and machinery use as part of the 1973 Safe Corn Harvest Campaign. The group has visited over 125 corn harvest operators with a 14 point safety questionnaire. A recognition banquet honoring the Monroe FFA will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the M Room of Monroe High School with John Weaver as main speaker and district officials participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ffa
Orville
Steve
Larry Hawthorn
Rt. 1
Larry
Orville Hawthorn
Monroe
John Weaver
University of Wisconsin
Donald V. Jensen
Agricultural Engineering Department
Ben Campa
Monroe High School
Larry Weckerly
FFA
Gerrit DeBruin
A. B. Cordes
M. Schwerin
Nixon urges lower home temperatures to save energy
President Nixon called for reducing home temperatures by six degrees to a daytime average of 68 and urged offices and stores to cut energy use by similar means. Leading doctors say there is little hard data proving cooler rooms improve health, though some note possible slight cold risk reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
George Reader
Public Health Department
Hein Named AAFP Fellow at Monroe Clinic
William E. Hein MD of Monroe Clinic has been named a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians. The degree was conferred Oct 2 during the AAFP annual convention in Denver Colorado, joining about 3,000 new fellows in the 34,000-member organization. Fellows must complete continuing medical education totaling at least 150 hours every three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hein
Monroe Clinic
American Academy of Family Physicians
AAFP
Denver
Colo
Susan Keehn Leaves for Basic Training
Miss Susan Keehn of Belleville daughter of Mrs Harold Keehn and the late Mr Keehn a Wisconsin Air National Guard member departs Nov 16 for basic training at Lackland Air Force Base She is a 1969 graduate of New Glarus High School her basic training should be completed in March 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Keehn
Harold Keehn
Belleville
Keehn
Wisconsin Air National Guard
Lackland Air Force
New Glarus High School
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Judge Larson
Louis A. Koenig
William Haren
Roy Chesebro
Henry Burgy
Ralph Lindsay
Paul Lochner
Fred Kohli
Robert Hardell
David Dougherty
Martintown
Joe Will
VFW
Pauline Block
Nelson Miller
Ed Niffenegger
Third District
Dorthy Bostwick
Dr. Reilly
Lester Willborn
Hollandale
Joe Wels
Joe Jaeggi
Howard Grossen
James Curran
Browntown
Muenster
Limburger
Dennis Wells
Gratiot
Glen Kortmann
Ivan Gobeli
Roy Kundert
Blanchardville
Richard Kundert
Fred Ochsner
Monterey
Kodiak
Kaiak
Shriner
Neuschwander
Earl Hager
19Th Ave
Herbert Booth
Leland Miller
Soil Conservation Technician
Soil Conservation Service
Set Sba
Dearth Motors
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Dr. Hein
Odd Fellows Building
Orangeville
Herold Hegstrom
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Church OF the Nazarene
22Nd Street
Masterpiece Studios
Masterpiece
Monroe Evening Times
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