Tschudy Wins $200 Scholarship at Wisconsin Farm Short Course
Alvin Tschudy of Clarno Township received a $200 Green County Farm Bureau Women’s scholarship to the University of Wisconsin Farm Short Course. He has five years in 4H, four in FFA, and earned Green Hand and Chapter Farmer pins. The announcement came at the Farm Bureau Women’s Committee meeting.
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Alvin Tschudy
Emil Tschudy
Clarno Township
Green County Farm Bureau
University of Wisconsin
Tschudy
FFA
Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Farm Bureau
Russell Block
Dianne Riemer
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Young Peoples
Madison
Dwight Hoesly
Belleville
Sandy Weiss
Browntown
Rock County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Rock
Green
Green County
R. J. Douglas
Spring Grove
Marvin Malkow
Decatur
John Stoehr
Albany
Sam Waelti
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Frank Deininger
Lee B. Menor Dies. Noted Musician Resting in Hollywood
Lee B. Menor 72 native of Brodhead died October 22 in Brentwood California after a heart attack. Cremation planned. ashes to Hollywood Memorial cemetery. World War I veteran, Beloit College trained musician and voice piano teacher with a Hollywood studio. Survived by brother William Keppler of Philadelphia.
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Brodhead
Lee B. Menor
California
Hollywood
Hollywood Memorial Cemetery
Mr. Menor
Midwest
Brentwood
Calif
Menor
New York City
Brodhead High School
Beloit College
John and
Mary Menor
William Keppler
Philadelphia
Two 105 and 103 Year Old Roommates Share Life Views
Seattle veterans Charlie White 103 and Frank Bogue 105 debate liquor health and longevity. Bogue recalls Dalton-era escapades, Chippewa upbringing, and a long railroading career before settling in Bremerton. They share a convalescent center residence and a birthday contrast.
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Seattle
Wash
Charlie White
Frank Bogue
Bogue
Michigan
Dalton Brothers
Bremerton
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
White
Mrs. Cora Bock Learns of Brother’s Death in San Antonio
Mrs. Cora Bock received word that her brother Howard Porter had died in San Antonio Texas. She traveled to Racine on Monday for the funeral where the Porters had previously lived.
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Browntown
Cora Bock
Howard Porter
San Antonio
Tex
Bock
Racine
William Riese Resigns From Local Police Force
Monroe police officer William Riese resigns effective December 1 after joining the force September 18, 1961. Police Chief Henry S. Hefty accepts the resignation.
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William Riese
Monroe
Henry S. Hefty
Riese
Force
Milk Spoilage Payment Okayed
Washington announces indemnity payments to farmers whose milk was taken off the market due to pesticide residue. Eligibility covers milk held off from Jan 1, 1964, to earlier of reinstatement or Jan 15, 1965. Payments depend on usual marketing and price, with certification of following label directions and non contaminated feed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
of Congress
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Department
Stabilization and Conservation Service
Man Finds Oil While Drilling for Water in Illinois Farm
Gerald Lyons sought water for his pigs near Cornell Illinois but his well struck oil at 117 feet and a second shaft at 147 feet with thick crude. A University of Illinois geologist noted the high grade oil at shallow depth. Lyons plans to consult oil promoters after fall plowing.
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Cornell, Ill
Gerald Lyons
Illinois
Lyons
University of Illinois
United Giving Supports Monroe Girl Scout Program
The United Fund supports Monroe Girl Scouts with a $3,300 allotment covering Badger Council operations. The program serves about 500 local girls with 60 active adults and 60 helpers, across 22 troops and four age levels. The Beloit based Badger Council runs salaried staff and training, while volunteers run weekly meetings and community service.
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Girl Scouts
Monroe
United Fund
Badger Council
Beloit
Brownie Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Movement
County Plans Tourist Attractions List For Brochure
Green County township chairmen must prepare lists of precinct points of interest for a county recreation brochure. The resource development committee will review Friday night to decide which attractions join the published guide for motorists.
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Green County
Exchange Weather Forecasts Between U S And Soviet Union
Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union began exchanging weather information today via a teletype circuit.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Viney Named Green County Counsel in New Post
Joseph D. Viney, who did not seek re election as district attorney, was named to the county’s newly formed corporation counsel post at the Green County Board of Supervisors meeting. He will handle all legal affairs and supervise civil actions except criminal, with a $300 monthly salary and $50 for expenses. The post was created last June and the district attorney position will be filled by write in on November 3.
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Joseph D. Viney
Corporation Counsel
Green County Board of Supervisors
Viney
Green County
Myron Stair
Mcenroe
Jack Marty
Clifford Reasa
Monroe
Wayne Ruppert
Belleville
Paul Francois
Ruppert
Francois
Allan F. Barnard
Marty
Special County Hospital Detention Home
Leland Jordan
Wilbur E. Stauffer
Monticello
Kastenmeier Event In Monroe Tonight
Rep. Robert Kastenmeier makes his first formal public appearance in Monroe at a dinner honoring him at the Monroe Country Club. The event, sponsored by the Green County Democratic Party, features a pre dinner reception from 7 to 8 p.m. and an 8 p.m. main speech with Mrs. Kastenmeier joining. An earlier 5 30 to 6 30 p.m. invitational reception at Rev. Peter Rasmussen's home is noted.
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Robert Kastenmeier
Monroe
Monroe Country Club
Green County
Democratic Party
Kastenmeier
Peter Rasmussen
The
Universalist Church
Kastenmeiers
Behring Builds Floridian Empire From Monroe Roots
Former Monroe resident Kenneth Behring leads Behring Properties Inc in Broward County Florida. The firm, with 38 model homes, 600 planned units this year and sales above $12 million, operates from Fort Lauderdale and includes partners Richard Bienema and Robert Trachsel. Projects span Tamarac Lakes, Royal Palm Isles, Jade Beach Villas and Sea Ranch Villas with expansion into retirement villages and large golf-course communities.
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Kenneth Behring
Behring Properties, Inc
Richard Bienema
Robert Trachsel
Monroe
Florida
Behring
Behring Motors
Big
Broward County
Fla
Ft. Lauderdale
Oakland Park Blvd
Tamarac Lakes
Tamarac Hills
Royal Palm Isles
Gramercy Park Estates
Jade Beach Villas
Atlantic Beach Villas
Sea Ranch Villas
Royal Isles North
Jade Beach East
Beach Villas
Lauderdale-By- the Sea
Three Lakes
Tamarac County Club
Broward
Charles Steiner Rites Tomorrow
Charles J. Steiner 72 native of Monroe died Monday in Chicago. Services in St Alphonsus Church at 10 a.m. tomorrow with burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Survived by wife Rose Felton and three sons Edward Robert William, a missionary priest in Brazil, three brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements by Leo M Brieske and Son.
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Charles J. Steiner
Monroe
Chicago
St. Alphonsus Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Steiner
Carl Steiner
Blumer Brewery
Rose Felton
Edward Chicago
Robert
Cincinnati
William Steiner
Brazil
South Araica
Edward
Philadelphia
William
Sarasota
Fla
Henry
Los Angeles
Cali
Hedwig White
Clearwater Beach
Mamie Steiner McRoberts
Willis Stokes Sr
W. George Street
Leo M. Brieske and Son Funeral Home
Southport Avenue
Knowles Attacks Audit Over Ethical Dry Rot Claim
Wisconsin gubernatorial contender Warren Knowles charged that an audit by State Auditor J. Jay Kelcher reveals a $3.21 million discrepancy from 1960 to 1963 and signals creeping corruption in the Democratic administration. The report, disputed by the Department of Administration, details four transactions totaling $3.2 million and a governor’s office furnishings purchase, with ongoing calls for further investigation.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Department of Administration
Warren P. Knowles
GOP
John W. Reynolds
J. Jay Kelcher
Stanley L
Knowles
Milwaukee
Board of Government Operations
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Gaylord Nelson
U.S
Census Effort Begins in Green County for 1964 Survey
Carole Haraldson of Brodhead is named census crew leader as Green County moves to the second stage of the 1964 Agricultural Census. After Nov 5 the Bureau of Census will mail questionnaires to rural boxholders and enumerator visits start Nov 9. The crew expects about three weeks to finish.
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Green County
Carole Haraldson
Brodhead
Bureau of Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
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Walter Ekum
Robert Bussen
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau Women
United Giving Aids
Mr. Big
Traschel
Bienema
Behring Properties
Behring Properties Inc
Charles Steiner
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