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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1964
Page
4
New York’s billion dollar World’s Fair closed after a six month run with 33,373,446 visitors, short of the 40 million forecast. Final day totals passed 200,000 as the fair paused for six months while officials estimate net proceeds will fall about 23 million short of the original 53 million target for two seasons.
Vatican sources say Rome may implement worship reforms before March 7 including use of modern languages in the Mass and Sacraments. Instructions issued after councils approvals outline substitution of modern languages for Latin and require priests to face the congregation.
Jack Gen naro, manager of WFHR Wisconsin Rapids, was elected president of the Wisconsin Associated Press Radio-TV Association Saturday.
Bernard J. Kestler born with cerebral palsy overcame mobility limits to earn the Eagle Scout badge after 11 years of work. The 21-year-old stock clerk completed 16 required merit badges and six of his own choosing, including swimming lifesaving and personal fitness. He is the first in his physically handicapped troop to reach Eagle and serves as assistant scoutmaster. He cites Scouting as a source of education, independence, and confidence. He hopes someday to become a Scoutmaster.
Miss Yvette Saucerman, 61, formerly of South Wayne, died yesterday in a Jefferson hospital after a long illness. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Cadiz cemetery. Monroe funeral home of Delavan handles arrangements with Stnessy funeral home of Monroe assisting locally. She was born August 12, 1903 in Agra Kansas, daughter of Clarence and Nancy Hale Saucerman. Surviving are three brothers Wesley Salem Frank Delavan and Fred Waterloo Iowa.
Notice to electors of Green County that a general election will be held on November 3, 1964. Lists candidates by office and party, and explains marking a presidential ticket, folding the ballot, and presenting it to the ballot inspector before casting.
The Brotherhood of Zwingli United Church held its annual Father-Son banquet in the Monticello Fellowship Hall with 187 attendees. Rev J Allan Mittler opened with prayer, Henry Spring welcomed guests, and John Stenbroten delivered the Father-Son Tribute. Charles Derendinger was the oldest father. Armin Daubert the youngest father. Randall Hermanson the youngest son. The greatest distance traveled was 360 miles by Alex Klooster. Magic and Religion entertained, then closing prayer.
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