Rural Hospital Drive To Begin In Area Oct 23
Robert Bussen announces St. Clare Hospital Development Fund Appeal week in Green County towns from Oct. 23 to 30 with "Friends of the St. Clare Hospital Fund Appeal" volunteers calling residents for pledges. The program aims for one million in new contributions, aided by hospital savings and potential borrowed funds, as hospital supporters plan a countywide door to door drive.
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Robert Bussen
St. Clare Hospital Development Fund
St. Clare Hospital
Green County
Friends of the St. Clare Hospital Fund Appeal
Rolland E. Karlen
Karlen
Daniel B. Shea
Daily Doggerel By Clair R. Munns
A light verse column by Clair R. Munns notes how important matters are often set aside as daily life goes on. The piece plays with urgency and mundane priorities in a playful tone.
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Clair R. Munns
Long-Time Cigar Maker Sam Luchsinger Dies at 87
Samuel H. Luchsinger known as Uncle Sam and longtime New Glarus cigar maker died at 87 in St. Clare Hospital after a period as a medical patient. A lifelong resident praised for wit and local history, he retired from cigarmaking in 1958.
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Samuel H. Luchsinger
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
New Glarus Home For
Mr. Luchsinger
Sam
Indian Mound
Janesville
Lydia Kautsky
Samuel H. Luchsing Er
Mrs Ross 63 Taken by Death in Brodhead
Former Monroe resident Teresa Catherine ODonnell Ross 63 died unexpectedly Saturday in her Brodhead home of a heart attack. A retired home economics teacher, she taught in Belleville and Albany and was noted for sewing projects and an annual style show. Surviving are her husband Jon, two sons, two daughters, two brothers, two sisters, and six grandchildren.
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Monroe
Clayton Ross
Brodhead
Ross
Belleville
Albany
Teresa Catherine O'Donnell
Monticello
Michael
Catherine Donnelly O'Donnell
Monroe High School
Stout Institute
Menomine
Jon Ross
St Victor’s
F.C. Ross Dds
Edgerton
Carlton
Madison
Miriam Cecile
Mount Mary
Milwaukee
Cathleen
Shorewood
John
Francis
Hayward
William E
Mayme
Mayme) Wenger
Vincent
Clara) Henry
Calif
William
VFW Sale Boosts Monroe Buddy Poppy Drive Friday
Post No. 2312 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will intensify its Buddy Poppy campaign in Monroe with a sale day on Friday, Oct. 21. Commander Fred Felder says proceeds aid disabled and needy veterans and their dependents locally, support national Rehabilitation Service, and fund the VFW National Home for War Orphans. auxiliary members back the effort as volunteers sell the red flowers. Citizens are urged to purchase a poppy from the volunteers.
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VFW
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Monroe
Fred Felder
Felder
Overseas Veteran Organization
VFW National Rehabilitation Service
Veterans Administration
VFW National Home For
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Tey
Public Hearing Schedules Juda School District Merger
A public hearing on dissolving Juda School District to form a common district is set for Oct 27 at Juda High School gym. The petition by District No 1 and No 5 6 9 and Juda Union High School seeks a K-12 merge. 296 signatures support it. The Agency School Committee will hear the case after talks with the board of education and may grant or deny after the Oct hearing.
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Juda
Agency 15
Glenn T. Thompson
Agency School Committee
Cesa 25
Board of Education
Brodhead
Monroe
Thompson
Jefferson
Decatur
Sylvester
Spring Grove
Juda Union High
Waching1 Leader Johnson Departs on Far East Mission
President Johnson departed on a 25 000 mile mission to the Far East today pledging to advance peace and human progress and to do his best for the cause.
New Highway Meeting Tonight At City Hall
City residents along the proposed Highway 69 route are urged to attend a 7 30 p m session in the City Hall council chambers. The combined Planning Commission and City Council will answer questions about routing changes and a cost sharing plan moving traffic to the west side.
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City Planning Commission
Walter R. Ekum
Carl C. Crane Co
Madison
State Highway Department
Monroe
Milo Friedrichs
Board of
Rupne Works
Ekum
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
Milwaukee
Lady and Her Car program aids Wisconsin women drivers
The Wisconsin AAA and Monroe High School host a free "Lady and Her Car" session Wednesday from 7 to 9 30 p m in the high school lecture hall. Experts cover buying and insuring, car care, and safe driving with instructors including Francis Boxerman and T F Lavalle y, with registration at Monroe Senior High School.
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Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
The
Motor Club
Monroe High School
Wisconsin Aaa
Wisconsin Aaa Automotive
Francis Bcxerman
T. F. LaValley
Robert Berigan
Norman Schaller
Automobile Club Service Agency
Arthur Wichern
AAA
Maynard Schneider
John Reese
Monroe
Malcolm Marti
Marti
Texaco
Monroe Senior High School
Good Turn Day Set By Valley Scouts Saturday
Good Turn Day will be observed Saturday October 22 in the Valley district of the U S Grant Council Boy Scouts of America. Dewey Dwyer says bags should be placed on porches by 9 am for collection and delivery to a point.
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Valley District
U. S. Grant Council
Boy Scouts of America
Dewey Dwyer
Goodwill Industries
Montroe
Brodhead
Juda
Illinois
Wisconsin
Valley
Goodwill
Girl Stabbed to Death in Milwaukee Churchyard
Milwaukee police found the partly nude body of 16 year old Sheryl Thompson in a church yard after an altar boy shouted a fragment of the name. She had not returned home from a part time job as a waitress and was stabbed repeatedly in the legs and head.
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Milwaukee
Sheryl Thompson
Wisconsin dairy cow decline to continue say experts
Madison experts forecast Wisconsin dairy cow numbers will keep falling for at least two more years though milk prices remain unpredictable. Economists cite high disposal and slaughter rates easing but better feed and cattle prices may slow declines. A small shift in disposals could reverse the drop in milk production and higher per cow output could pressure prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
N. D. Kimball
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Economist
Kimball
Three Shot Near St Louis Black Muslim Temple
Police report three Black men were shot near a Black Muslim temple in St. Louis. One man identified as a leader of the Black Muslims in St. Louis. Hospital says two are in serious condition and the third in critical condition.
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ST. Louis
Dairy Farmers Unveil September Blend Price at 4.87 Per Cwt
Pure Milk Association market pool sets September blend price at 4.87 per hundredweight, the highest since December 1952, with premiums for Zones A and B. Class I, II, and III prices rise, milk utilization climbs, and total PMA pool production falls to 230,314,780 pounds.
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Pure Milk Association
Chicago
J. L. Cook
PMA
Cook
DePage
Lake
Kane
Will Counties
Brodhead Council Meets Tonight On Permits and Mayor
A special Brodhead City Council session and public hearing will be at 7 30 tonight in the council chambers. Agrico Chemical Co seeks permission to build a fertilizer warehouse and install a large anhydrous ammonia tank on Bard Ave near the railroad tracks. Aldermen delayed the permit in July to assess ammonia danger. They will also consider a sewer extension to four blocks in the northeast side. City Atty John Callahan says Ray Timm may stay as acting mayor until spring election or a new mayor may be appointed.
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Cavunimay Opera
Agrico Chemical Co
Bard Ave
John Callahan
Monroe
Ray Timm
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Colorful Sam Luchsinger
Henry
Kate Tschudy Luchsinger
Samuel
Effingham
Samuel Luchsinger
Mrs. Ross
Iavidun
Warren P. Knowles
VFW Sale Aids Veterans
Tiffany& Co
New York
Green County Agriculture Building
United Fund — Advance Transformer
United Fund
Bruce Reichert
James DeBlack
Ward
Richard Bahr
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