Primary write-in totals show scattered Monroe votes
Koenig led the write-ins with more than 275 votes, 233 in Monroe and 20 in Brodhead plus 22 scattered in villages and townships. Ward-by-ward counts in Monroe detail votes for Koenig and other candidates while a long list notes various write-ins for district attorney and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenig
Monroe
Brodhead
Seventh Ward
Joseph D. Viney
Roger L. Elmer
Rodney O. Kittelsen
R. Finley Barry
Randall Elmer
Paul Voegels
Rudolph P. Reger
William J. Schmitz
Frank W. Brand
John MacInnis
James Menehan
John Callahan
Eugene Hoeft
Walter Bober
Arthur C. Benkett
John Derning
Bruce M. Blum
Francis Combar
Erma Thurber
Darlington Council Seeks Main Street Median
Darlington city council agreed to apply to the state for permission to install a median on Main street to support a shift to parallel parking. The state highway department gave a deadline of October 1 to convert from diagonal to parallel parking, with officials seeking a 30 day extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Main
State Highway Department
Herbert Kubly Leaves To Teach in California
Herbert Kubly author and playwright left for California to teach a creative writing course at the University of California for the 1964 65 term. He spent weeks at the Nic Kubly Estate parental home farm. Weekend visitors to the Kubly farm included Mr and Mrs Robert Dibble and family of Racine, sister of Herbert Kubly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Herbert Kubly
California
University of California
Kubly
Nic Kubly
Robert Dibble
Racine
Dibble
Swiss Church Guild to Meet Tomorrow at Zwingli House
The Evening Guild of the Swiss church will gather at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Zwingli House. The program is The Parables of Jesus with Mrs. Delmar Disch as chairperson. Committee members include Mrs. Delma Phillipson Betty Henning Meta Buesser Garnet Ames Genevieve Schuett and Agnes Rhyner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Evening Guild of
Swiss Church
Zwingli House
Jesus
Delmar Disch
Mmes
Delma Phillipson
Betty Henning
Meta, Buesser
Garnet Ames
Genevieve Schuett
Agnes Rhyner
Social Roundup Sees Local Visitors and Students Abroad
In Brodhead on Friday and Sunday many locals hosted and visited relatives and friends. The Marean and Bouer families gathered with guests from Monroe Janesville and Chicago. University students including Platteville and Stout were noted among attendees and travelers.
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Victor
John Marean
Monroe
Lydia Marean
Mabel Bouer
Brodhead
Ida Vanderbilt
Francis Romanowski
Anna Waelti
Texas
Florida
Mike Affolter
Diane Liedschlag
Richard Miller
Platteville State University
Roger Starke
Lisa
Chicago
Mmes
Michael
Mark
Martina
Ripon
Earl
Wendell Grenzow
Sylvia Grenzow
Phil Harter
Janesville
Auber Hanson
Phoenix
Ariz
Harrison Grenzow
Harvey Schaefer
Judy
Beloit
William Ann
Janet le Tr
Stout State University
New Miss America Will Be Taller Older Than Previous Winners
Atlantic City New Miss America will be taller older and have a different figure than past titleholders. The 50 contestants representing all states average 5 foot 6 inches and 19 years old with 35 23 35 bust waist hips. Brown hair common but 18 have brown eyes while most earlier winners had blue eyes.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Donna Axum
el Dorado
Ark
Lafayette Nominates Unopposed Candidates in Primary
Seven Republican and five Democratic nominees were named for Lafayette County offices in yesterday’s primary. Republican incumbents Holmes Stott county clerk Elmer B Virtue county treasurer Edward N Thompson sheriff Lyle L Olson coroner Robert H Michaelson clerk of circuit court John H Schleifer district attorney Eleanor J Mullen register of deeds were unopposed. Democrats Kenneth Ryan county clerk Richard Douglas county treasurer Kenneth Pratt sheriff Lester Sandley coroner Mary Ann Reilly register of deeds were unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Lafayette
Holmes Stott
Elmer B. Virtue
Edward N. Thompson
Lyle L. Olson
Robert H. Michaelson
John H. Schleifer
Eleanor J. Mullen
Register of Deeds
Kenneth Ryan
Richard Douglas
Kenneth Pratt
Lester Sandley
Mary Ann Reilly
Bock Beats Kintz in Iowa Richland County GOP Primary
George J. Bock of Highland defeated incumbent N. C. Kintz 2 844 to 2 640 for the GOP nomination in the new Iowa Richland counties district. Kintz carried his home Crawford Rich land county 1 725 to 1 464. Bock led Iowa County 1 380 to 915. Green County stayed heavily Republican, with Democratic observers noting notable party vote totals despite a limited local contest. Complete county results list Renk 2 451 and Zimmermann 2 451 atop the ticket. Democrats show Proxmire 578 and Lucey 538 among others, with Monroe total 1 731 votes from 4 717 registered. precincts reported the earliest results from Sylvester Township and Monroe Fifth Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bump
Albany
William Hawthorne
Monroe
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Vance Wahl
Decatur
Raymond K. Hill
Mt. Pleasant Township
Matt Sollivan
William Proxmire
GOP
Iowa-Richland
George J. Bock
Highland
Kintz
Crawford-Richland Assembly
Bock
Iowa County
Green County
Wilbur Renk
U. S. Senate
Robert Zimmerman
Renk
Knowles
Knutson
Olson
Capps
Zimmerman
Smith
Thompson
Kolata
Galli
Calvert
Ray E. Kundert
Ralph J. Kundert
Wilbur E. Deininger
Richard R. Wagner
Helen F. Myers
and Helen Bratzke
Democrat — Proxmire
Klinkert
Wollenburg
Sylvester Township
Brodhead
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Dean
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