Women volunteers to begin United Fund drive in Monroe
Women volunteers in Monroe prepare to call on residents tomorrow night for the United Fund drive. Mrs. John B. Holtshopple, drive chairman, urged residents to give generously as eight ward committees list chairmen and members for the residential campaign across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Monroe
John B .Holtshopple
Mabel Greenwald
Elvira Gorham
Mmes
Ula Tyler
Eugene Osmond
Stewart Kingston
Alan Bauman
Don Otteson
Russell Shultz
Lee Schroeder
Philip Counselman
Christ Balsiger
Jake Rufener
E. M. Abbott
Robert Trumpy
Ed Knopinski
Harold Snively
Arthur Roethe
Sanford Wahl
Dwight Coplien
Alice Zien
Uno Miller
F. Homer Tackett
E. J. Trickel
Harold Rufenacht
John MacInnis
Herbert Russell
Ward II
Glenn F. Stauffacher
John Holtshopple
Richard Glendenning
Alois Ruf
Lewis P. Moore
Ralph Duchow
Robert Braun
Gladys Blum
Jack Murray
Leland Ruff
Arthur Blum
Fred Probst
Harold Whitehead
Victor Ruegsegger
J. D. Bechtolt
Ben Abraham
Oscar N. Johnson
Glen Swiggum
Lester Cummer
Amos W. Johnson
Howard Lunde
Herbert Wilde
Robert Hayes
Harvey Loeffel
Lois Miller
Robert Schwitz
Ethel Jones
Teresa Knight
Ward
Alton Kiel
Sam Remus
Kurt Schwager
William Lanz
Larry Lindgren
Sherman Hodgson
Daniel Eley
Donald Hugdahl
Walter Babula
Marvin Liedschlag
James Schwo
Merle Robertson
Donald Sullivan
Chester E. Mathews
Ralph Lindsay
Olga Voelkli
Magdalene Kiel
John Steiner
Arthur J. Moen
Jacob Rupp
Walter Laeser
Ray Wenger
Cindy Goecks
Robert Skattum
Lester Wrolstad
Donald E. Davenport
Joan Larson
Robert Hardell
Wade Cash
Thomas Bustle
Oliver Rollins
William Gyure
Henry Kundert
Thomas Holyoke
Ralph Peterson
Walter Stauffer
Henry Kubly
Henry Bauman
Joe Miller
Clarence Seaton
Werner Zimmerman
Frederick Sarles
George Engles
Robert Penniston
John Matzke
Terrance Freitag
Kent Baumgartner
Ward 7
Charles Hartwig
Leon Kubly
Robert Nafzger
J. A. Villacrez
Roger Elmer
Robert Smith
Richard Plyner
Robert Silvis
Nathan Theiler
Robert Potts
Richard Harbick
Fred Studer
Alfred Sulzer
Charles Lostetter
John Winiger
Lee Reasa
James Walsh
George Wells
Clara Thompson
George Bloom
Lena Bloom
Paul Chapman
N. H. Durst
Joe Elmer
Stanley Field
Lillian Lee
Roy Ruff
Bertha Schindler
Roland Thorp
James Weis
Clarence Thompson
Irene Gettings
Ann Knobel
John B. Holtshopple
City Residential Drive
Alton V. Kiel
Mable Greenwald
Ralph G. Krauss
Charles G. Hartwig
Bill Martin
Times
Public Works Board Accepts Fuel Oil Bid
The Board of Public Works voted to accept bids for fuel oil and will forward the recommendation to the City Council for final action tonight. The session also reviewed bids for carpeting the new City Council chamber and referred the matter to the property committee.
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Board of Public Works
City Council
Monroe Teachers Preview King and I at School Banquet
Monroe School system faculty and guests heard an inspirational talk by Allan Shackleton and viewed a preview of the King and I. Rodney Kittelsen led the event in the M Room with new teachers introduced by Supt. Huenink and a musical invitation by Monroe High School students. The program moves to Nicolet style at Lincoln Life Insurance speaker Shackleton urged renewed dedication, communication, and lifelong learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Board of Education
Monroe Education Association
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Alan B. Holtshopple
MEA
D. J. Huenink
Burton Holling
David Fulton
Vikki Lysser
Jack Close
Allan K. Shackleton
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Nicolet High School
Shackleton
Kittelsen
Monroe High School
Larry Krattiger
Phillip Peterson
Cathy Gempeler
Diane Liedschlag
Chris Brugger
Dave Wilcox
Dennis Laube
Girls Service Club
Dairymen Group Backs PMA Plan On Milk Pricing Formula
Associated Dairymen Inc representing 36 dairy cooperatives backs a PMA request to have the Chicago market price system use an economic formula reflecting labor feed and other milk costs. Avery A. Vose says a petition will push the Chicago market hearing to include this proposal when it resumes November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Dairymen, Inc
Midwest
Southwest
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Avery A. Vose
Associated Dairymen
PMA
Foreign Minister Wahlen to resign from post
Swiss Foreign Minister Friedrich Traugott Wahlen announced he will resign at year end due to health reasons. The 66 year old former director of the UN FAO has served on the seven member Federal Council since 1958.
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Bern
Switzerland
Friedrich Traugott Wahlen
Whalen
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
Federal Council
Advance Pushes Stock Markets Toward Record High
The stock market continued its ascent in New York with heavy trading as players drove prices higher into record territory this afternoon.
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New York
Library Conference Scheduled Tomorrow
More than 125 librarians and aides from throughout Monroe will attend an all day conference at Monroe High School Lecture Hall. The session theme for student librarians is Wisconsin Libraries. Robert Little from Madison will be among the guests as registration begins at 8 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Area
Monroe High School
Wisconsin
Robert Little
Madison
Watershed planning meetings span seven months at New Glarus High
The Little Sugar River watershed group outlined seven months of Tuesday sessions at New Glarus High School starting with October 26 to discuss the AC program with Donald Siedschlag and James Schwoegler assisting. Upcoming talks include wildlife, game management, and forestry with several topics planned through April. Tony Beutel presides with directors Ernest Rufener John Wettach Paul Klassy Oliver Hustad and Elmer Hoesly. Ed Klassy and Bill Duholm joined the session.
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Little Sugar River
New
Glarus High Schoo
Donald Siedschlag
James Schwoegler
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Tony Beutel
Ernest Rufener
John Wettach
Paul Klassy
Oliver Hustad
Elmer Hoesly
Ed Klassy
Bill Duholm
Congregation Looks To Zwingli After Fire
Washington Reformation Church will hold Sunday services at Zwingli United Church of Christ in Monticello at 9:30 a.m. each Sunday. The church board decided last night to use Zwingli facilities while a rebuilding plan is considered. Sunday school will run jointly with Zwingli groups.
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Monticello
Washington
Wisconsin Assembly OKs bill to curb pre trial publicity
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a bill to bar pre trial comments by attorneys and police on guilt or innocence and to restrict published commentary on statements or confessions. Only one member opposed, amid a 73 to 23 vote. an amendment removing a ban on publishing a defendant’s criminal record was adopted.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Nile Soil
Whitefish Bay
Spik
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Soik
Assembly
State Highway Commission
Menominee County
Cheddar Demand Steady in Madison Cheese Market
Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady demand with adequate to ample supplies. Cheddars sell 37 to 40 percent, 40 pound blocks 38 to 40 percent, single daisies 41 percent, longhorns 41 percent, and midgets at 41 to 44 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Valley District Roundtable Plans Big Scout Leaders Meeting
Tomorrow at 8 p.m. in St. John's United Church of Christ about 50 leaders attend to hear the Break through for Youth program by Boy Scouts with goals, awards, and Q and A. Ropework, lashings, recruiting, emergency prep for troops, and Canyon Camp materials featured.
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Valley District
St. John’s
Forrest Faulke
Monroe
New Glarus
Werner Bodenman
Robert Bauman
Canyon Camp
Tom Holyoke
Robert Williams
Robert Crandall
Rhyner
Early Morning View of Ikeya-Seki Comet Faces Risks
Astronomers at Caltech say the Ikeya-Seki comet will loop around the sun in a five hour arc starting Wednesday night and may be visible before sunrise Wednesday and again Thursday if it survives. Astronauts Schirra and Stafford plan to photograph the event from Gemini 6 orbit, with visibility every 90 minutes on their two day flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Caltech
Earth
Walter M. Schirra
Thomas P. Stafford
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ikeya-Seki
Pitts Condition Remains Critical After Friday Injury
Leslie Pitts, 17, Orangeville High School football player, lies in critical condition at St. Clare Hospital after a Friday night collision in Orangeville. The unconscious student, son of Lyndon and Mrs Pitts of rural McConnell, previously sustained a mild concussion on September 24 and was released from Freeport Memorial Hospital on September 28.
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Leslie Pitts
Orangeville
St. Clare Hospital
Lyndon Pitts
McConnell
Pitts
Galena
Rockford East High School
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Death of Mrs. Wrennie M. Riese at 71 in Juda area
Mrs. Wrennie M. Riese 71 died unexpectedly at 6 am in her home at 2824 13th Street after medical care. Born January 28 1894 to Fred and Elizabeth Vollman she married Wrennie Riese in Chicago May 27 1914. Surviving sons Alvin Roy Forrest Chester Roger Robert Elmer and daughters Harold Wolfe Lloyd Rufer and Roger Coplien. Funeral arrangements at Evenson Funeral Home Brodhead.
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Wrennie M
Anna) Riese
13Th St
Riese
Fred
Elizabeth Evert Vollman
Chicago
Wrennie Riese
Janesville
Sylvester Township
Juda
Brodhead Eub Church
Alvin
Roy
Forrest
Monroe
Chester
Roger
Beloit
Robert
Freeport
Elmer
San Jose
Calif
Harold Wolfe
Lloyd Rufer
Roger Coplien
Evenson Funeral Home
Brodhead
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Public Works Board
Dairymen
Watershed
Zwingli
Evening Times
Bloomington
Minn
Hardell
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mrs. Riese
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