Trick or Treat Fundraiser for UNICEF Slated in Monroe
Monroe youths from grades seven through twelve plan a 6 to 9 pm Trick or Treat for UNICEF on Halloween eve. They will gather at St. John's United Church of Christ on Oct 30 to view a UNICEF film, receive canvassing materials, and be escorted to designated areas.
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Monroe
Unicef
United Nations Children’s Fund
St. John’s
Jaycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
UNCEF
George Mosley dies in tractor collision near Darlington
George Mosley 76 was killed when his tractor on Route 4 six miles northeast of Darlington was struck by a milk truck driven by Walter Geissbuhrer of Fayette. The accident occurred at about 3 45 p m. Mosley died instantly. no charges were filed. He leaves a wife Myrtle three sons Floyd and Stanley both of Darlington and Homer at home a daughter Mrs Homer McGranahan of Darlington and Miss Florence at home four brothers three sisters and nine grandchildren. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Saturday at the Methodist Church with Rev Botts officiating. Friends may call at Sharer Funeral Home tomorrow.
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Darlington
Pectin
George Mosley
Yesterd
Route 4
Here
Walter Geissbuhrer
Fayette
Lafayette
Ed Thompson
Geissbuhler
Lyle Olson
Mosley
Lafayette County
Myrtle
Floyd
Stanley
Homer
Mirs
Homer McGranahan
Miss Florence
Wilf
Oscar
Edward
Elmer
Alice
Roth
Beloit
Lloyd Larson
Warren
Tom McCarthy
Janesville
Botts
Sharer Funeral Home
Merchants Brace for Court Action as Shoplifters Are Caught
In Monroe pre Christmas shoplifting surge merchants vow strict court action. A 69 year old woman was arraigned after stealing dresses and underwear, paid 40 dollars plus costs and left with a court record. Her husband waited in the car as police were summoned.
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Helen FE
Zimmerli
Monroe
Honor the Dead by Helping the Living Poppy Sale
Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy sale promotes aid to disabled veterans and veteran families. Cecil Jones Post 2312 volunteers sell poppies to fund VA hospitals, Eaton Rapids Home, state service office, and local welfare funds for veterans, widows, and orphans. Moderate New York market advance noted in early trading.
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Cecil Jones
Veterans Wood
Tomah VA
V.P.W
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V.F.W
VEW
Voter Registration Push in Monroe and Ft Atkinson Race
City Clerk Freda M Bray plans an 7 to 9 p m Monday registration evening at Monroe City Hall to aid turnout for the Nov 8 election. Deadline is 5 p m Wednesday, registration possible at the clerk’s office during day hours. Mayor Ekum l accepts a get out the vote challenge from Ft Atkinson city manager Klement with a ham or Monroe cheese prize. Mrs John Jack Kessen ich named intensified telephone campaign chair to recruit women to call every resident to maximize voter turnout.
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Freda M. Bray
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Bray
Walter R. Ekuml
E. F. Klement
John
Jack) Kessenich
Clothes Needed for Boys by Monroe Woman's Club Drive
The Monroe Woman's Club sponsors a Clothing for Boys drive seeking size 10 12 and 14 garments. Items may be dropped at the Clothes Closet via Baker's Book Store entrance. Contact Mrs. Robert Paulik or Mrs. Dean Perry for pickup arrangements. Also included is market news on Wisconsin cheddar prices showing steady to firm with various formats listed.
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Ane Ciuuse
Saat
Monroe Woman’s Club
Baker's Book Store
Robert Paulik
Dean Perry
Modest Monroe Plant to House Moore Forms Inc
A new 80,000 square foot Moore Forms facility on 17th Street near completion will bear the sign Moore Basis Forms Inc. It will be the companys 32nd plant in the United States and its second in Wisconsin, featuring windowless walls to ensure precise temperature and humidity for printing close tolerance forms. S.D. Waltman, Moore Central Division VP, notes the Monroe plant expands a nationwide network of manufacturing facilities.
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17Th Street
Moore Basis Forms, Inc
Moore
Monroe
United States
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Residents Get Chance for ZIP Cards Will Be Delivered Here
Beginning today, letter carriers in Monroe will deliver a card to every home for ZIP code submission. Households provide street address, city, and state with no names, return the card with legible writing, and drop it in a box or hand it to the carrier. The Monroe Post Office will add ZIP codes and return the coded cards. No postage is needed.
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Monroe
Russell Myers
Meyers
Washington, D. C
Paper Firms Cut Water Pollution Costs in 1965
Wisconsin paper companies spent a record 6.1 million dollars on pollution control equipment and research during 1965, the state water resources division of the Department of Resource Development announced on Wednesday. The prior high was 3.9 million dollars in 1964.
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Madison
Wisconsin Paper Companies
State Water Resources Division
Department of Resource Development
Experts Coach Women Drivers On Using Autos
Experts from the Wisconsin AAA led a free Monroe program titled Lady and Her Car detailing auto ownership, insurance, maintenance, safety and driving education. AAA officials and local sponsors spoke on buying, financing, titles, and engine care while emphasizing safety belts to reduce fatalities.
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Wisconsin American Automobile Association
Monroe High School
AAA
Arthur Wichern
Wisconsin
Malcolm Marti
Marti
Texaco
John Reese
Monroe
Norman Schaller
AAA Service Agency
Wis
T. F. LaValle
Francis Eckerman
Robert Berigan
Maynard Schneider
Ruppert Ula Chosen At Meet ASCS Convention Picks Committee
Henry Ruppert Belleville elected to a three year term on the county ASCS committee at a convention in the Agriculture Building. James Ula Blanchardville elected to finish the unexpired two year term created by William Tschudy resignation. Elmon Ott Blanchardville named county unit chairman. New alternates Wendel Wunschel Juda and Daryl Isely Argyle Adams.
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Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Henry Ruppert
Belleville
Exeter Township
ASCS
James Ula
Blanchardville
York Township
William Tschudy
Tschudy
Ag Tee
Madison
Elmon Ott
Ula
Ruppert
Wendel Wunschel
Juda
Spring Grove
Daryl Isely
Argyle Adams Township
Clarence Mueller
Watertown
William Hartwig
Monroe
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns common favor
A light verse by Clair R. Munns humorously questions strict obedience and driving discipline. It muses on shouting at dogs from dawn and using flashy tactics like honking the horn, noting such methods fail to achieve real compliance.
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Times
New York
Mrs. Kessenich
Hugo Voelkli
Monroe Ready Mix and Materials Company
Green County Council of the American Legion
Veterans Service Office
Voelkh
Olin Flisram
Nelson Miller
Albany
Moore Company
Byrd
Berryville
Harry F. Byrd ‘Sr
U.S
Virginia
Clair R. Munns
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