Orangeville Soldier Dies in Kansas Crash
Second Lt. Dwight H. Kehler age 20 of Orangeville was killed in a traffic crash 15 miles east of Marysville Kansas while en route to Ft. Riley after visiting relatives. One passenger in the other vehicle died and three were injured. Surviving are his mother three brothers two sisters and grandparents. Funeral at Grace Church with burial in Freeport.
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Orangeville
Dwight H. Kehler
Betty Kehler
Marysville
Kan
Ft. Riley
Sabetha
Kehler
Freeport
Jered
Betty Pinnow Kehler
Orangeville High School
Dwight
Aberdeen
Grace Church of
Douglas
Duane
Dennis
James
Sharon) Rodebaugh
Dorian
Marlene) Hayenga
Sam Pinnow
Leonard Kehler
Grace Church
Dwight Bennett
Teachers to attend Wisconsin Education Association convention
Monroe and St Victor's students will have a two day vacation so teachers can attend the 1967 Wisconsin Education Association convention in Milwaukee on November 2 and 3. Ed Anderson of Monroe will speak on the science program in the secondary grades section.
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Monroe
St. Victor’s
Wisconsin Education Association
Milwaukee
Ed Anderson
Frank Weigel
Wisconsin Dells
WEA
Elizabeth D. Koontz
North
Caroline
National Education Association
Noah Langdale Jr
Georgia State College
Atlanta
Flu Shots Not Suggested For Healthy Children
The American Academy of Pediatrics advises that normally healthy children not receive influenza vaccines during the 1967 68 season. Immunization should target only children at high risk, with conditions like rheumatic heart disease chronic lung disease kidney or neurological disorders. The report also covers vaccine types boosters and cautions against amantadine use in children.
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Evanston
Ill
American Academy of Pediatrics
AAP
Academy
AAP Committee On Control of Infectious Diseases
Tornadoes Ravage Gulfport Area Killing Three
Gulfport Mississippi rescuers searched a two mile strip for additional tornado victims after two funnel storms killed three people and injured scores, causing about five million dollars in damage. Police feared more bodies buried in rubble as National Guardsmen cordoned off the area.
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Gulfport
Miss
Gulf of Mexico
R. B. Meadows
Bille Jo Cragg
Bakers Trailer Court
Delia Jones
Handsboro
Patricia Brown
H. L. Hobbs
Two Opry Projects Set for Monroe Tomorrow
Monroe area residents will enjoy country and western music from Porter Wagoner for two Jaycee projects tomorrow night. Rev Paul J Gibson of Immanuel EUB Church Brodhead and former Monroe pastor is Green County’s only member.
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Monroe Area
Paul J. Gibson
Immanuel Eub Church
Brodhead
Monroe
Green County
Black Hawk Schools Publish Open House Amid Schedule Change
Black Hawk Community Schools in South Wayne will dismiss at 2 p m Wednesday November 1 and no classes Thursday and Friday November 2 and 3 to let teachers attend a Milwaukee convention. Open House for the junior and senior high schools and for elementary schools is set for Monday evening November 6 from 7 to 10 p m.
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Black Hawk
South Wayne
Wisconsin Education Association
Milwaukee
Roger Sundy
Gratiot
Kiwanians Hear Survey Observations On Monroe Attitudes
Kiwanis Club of Monroe will hear Jaycees interpretations of a Monroe community attitude survey at Thursday noon meeting at Swiss Wheel Restaurant. Speakers are Donald Barry Lyle Hamilton and Wilson Bloom. Attendance prize by Alvin Moritz. prior prize won by Howard McCoy. Director's meeting set for Wednesday evening in bank meeting room.
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Jaycees
Monroe
Kiwanis Club of
Swiss Wheel
Donald Barry
Lyle Hamilton
Wilson Bloom
Alvin Moritz
Kenneth Meyer
Howard McCoy
Jake Gruenewald
Commercial and Savings Bank
Rieder Receives Eagle Rank in Scout Court of Honor
William Rieder Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rieder Jr. received the Eagle rank at a Kiwanis Troop 101 Court of Honor at Moose Hall. Presenters were Gene Madison and Clarence Seaton. Rieder joined in June 1962 and advanced through tenderfoot to Eagle with Star and Life earned by 1966.
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Scout Troop 101
Moose Hall
Bill Rieder
William
Bill) Rieder
Kiwanis
Gene Madison
U.S. Grant Council
Clarence Seaton
Bill
William Rieder
Madison
Monroe
Rieder
Scout
Tenderfoot
Tom Reichert
Scott Maze
David Gordon
Kevin Holcomb
Thomas Howe
Marvin Lien
Clinton Olson
Paul Stiels
Charles Einbeck
Dale Reichert
Paul Stiles
Mark Severson
Charles Winbeck
Steve Hennager
Dale Hexom
James Howe
Larry Kopp
Thomas Mar
One Step Enough Doggerel by Clair Munns
Gray sullen skies close the day yet tomorrow may bring brighter airs. The piece notes a chilly breeze and fading light but ends with a tender question about the beauty of tonight.
Madison Veterans Council seeks cancel of Spock speaking date
The Madison Veterans Council urged Dane County officials to cancel a November 7 speaking appearance by Dr. Benjamin Spock at the county owned Coliseum. Spock has been active in six organizations opposing U S involvement in Vietnam.
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Madison
Madison Veterans Council
Dane County
Benjamin Spock
U. S
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AG Chest
Willis Riemer
St. Louis
Chest
Riemer
Kansas
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Cramer Funeral Home
Dwight Kehler
Wisconsin
Dolly Parton
AGL
Grant Council
Times
Grand Ole Opry
Helen
Floyd B. Coplien Sr
Terry
Sidney
Australia
Con Thein
Vietnam
Coplien
BAS
NSA
da Nang
United States
Kenneth Behring
Florida
Elmer Behring
O'Hare
Behring
Pat Biffle
Brugger Brothers
Roger
Gary
Highway 59
Albany
Beloit
Sec
Robert Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Johnson Pontiac Co
Walter Rufenacht
Kenneth
Marion
Ft. Worth
Tex
Gerald
Porter Wagooner
the Famed
Star of
Opry
Troop
Clair R. Munns
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