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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1968

Page

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Fire at Schild farm south of Brodhead spares house

Firemen from Brodhead and Juda fought a blaze on Walter Schild’s farm on Shanghai Road. A barn and hay shed were destroyed and three silos damaged. One beef steer died. Cause not determined. winds hindered efforts. Monroe firemen also battled a trailer fire at 1203 21st St.

Brodhead Juda Walter Schild Shanghai Road Donald Edwards Edwards Monroe 21St St Burnette Robertson

Local Youths Win at Show in Madison Exposition

Youths dominated the 53rd Southern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Exposition in Madison. Paul Brennan and George Figi led Southdown lambs with top two placings, Figi also winning second in a pen class. Tom Brennan and James Allen earned multiple breed honors. Grand Champion Barrow went to Martha Meech, and Ronald Fahey claimed Reserve Champion Chester White Barrow. John Opprecht won Grand Champion Lamb with a Crossbred ewe, Brad Hays took Reserve Champion Lamb, and Brad’s brother Greg led the Grand Champion Pen of Lambs workforce. judging concluded with Lamb placements.

Madison Paul Brennan Route 1 Monroe George Figi Tom Brennan Southdowns Figi Lambs Oppriecht

Insult to Injury by Clair R. Munns

Daily Doggerel by Clair R Munns laments autumn leaf piles and the task of raking. The verse imagines summer departing and questions why a companion does not also shed her leaves. The light verse frames seasonal chores as humorous grievance.

Clair R. Munns

I'm Lucky To Live Their Words Tell Of Gay Wisconsin

Junior high student Jim Lee describes Wisconsin as a rich place for milk production and cheese making and as an attractive vacation destination with lakes, wildlife preserves, Milwaukee zoo, Green Bay Packers pride, and year round activities from fishing to winter sports in Monroe and northern regions.

Gay Wisconsin Jim Lee Wiscon Monroe Wis America Switzerland

Susi Douglas Reaches 18 on Birthday in Rural Juda

Susi Douglas spent her 18th birthday on Sept 16 amid cards and gifts. She attends Brodhead High School and has made promising gains since a Jan 3 auto crash left her in a four month coma. She works daily English class, exercises five mornings weekly, and improves use of her right arm with cane aid.

Sally Huessy Susi Douglas Juda Brodhead High School Robert Derendinger Brodhead Roger Douglas Susi University of Wisconsin Cauaren’s Hospital St. Clare Hospital Orrin White B.N

Prague rings with Soviet guns as pressure on Czechoslovakia grows

Soviet troops encircle Prague with artillery, rockets, and missiles. Experts warn of potential overkill if shelling orders are given. The tense scene marks continued pressure on Czechoslovakia as menacing weaponry dominates approaches to the capital.

Prague Czechoslovakia

Two Children Dead In Separate Mishaps In Wisconsin

Two children died in separate accidents in Wisconsin as the 1968 highway toll rose to 815. Lisa Sue Lehman, 4, of Sheboygan, was struck by a car near her home on Monday evening. Allen Gurski, 14, of Loganville, was hit by a car and killed Monday night when he fell or jumped from a motorcycle’s rear seat about 10 miles southwest of Reedsburg, Sauk County authorities said.

Associated Press Wisconsin Lisa Sue Lehman Sheboygan Allen Gurski Loganville Reedsburg Sauk County

Dedication of Highway 69 in Monroe amid rain

A modest crowd gathered for the dedication of Highway 69 bypassing Monroe to the west. Rain drenched speakers and attendees including city officials and the Monroe High School band, as an umbrellaed crowd witnessed the ribbon cut and a Swiss Cheese centerpiece. The $469,670.69 project, with city share, aims to complete a loop around Monroe by 1972, reconnecting traffic routes via the former Highway 69 path and new stop signs on nearby streets.

Larry Lindgren Monroe Monroe High School Robert Tschudy Chamber of Commerce Robert Dearth Chamber Robert Rieder G. H. Landness State Highway Department W. L. Fiedler State Highway Commission Robert Olson Assemblies of God Church Walter R. Ekum Monroe Vfw le Gordon W. Roseleip Joseph Tregoning C.S. Pierce 11Th Street William J. Kennedy 20Th Ave Fiedler

Cultural Arts Planned by PTA Council for School Year

New members of the Monroe PTA Council were introduced at the first meeting of the year. A photography project across Hiawatha Browntown schools was outlined. Pictures will be taken Oct 7 to Oct 11 with families covering costs. The Cultural Arts series will run four programs, adults $2, children $1, with two dates set: Nov 9 The Red Shoes by Pick-A-Pack Players and Dec 7 Hillel Folk Dancers.

Monroe Pta Council Wayne Stroessner Hiawatha Browntown Francis Schott Phillip Teeha PTA Council Red Shoes Hillel Folk Dancers South School Egbert Kamstra Lincoln Roy Gempeler East J. A. Villacrez Northside Robert Hasler Charles Schultz Robert Trumpy David Woods Ciues For Great Books Vei Warren Safety Committee Barrett PTA No. 6

Mrs Smith Dies at 88 in Green County

Mrs Roscoe C Lena Smith age 88 died at Green County Hospital from old age complications. She was born Sept 13 1880 in Washington Township and married Roscoe C Smith Oct 4 1899 in Freeport. Services Sept 18 at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.

Green County Roscoe C Lena) Smith Green County Hospital Freeport Roscoe C. Smith Smith Washington Township Monroe Monticello James Edna) Holcomb Alois Betty) Beer Richard M Beloit Emily Jordan Albert Edna) Knobel Shriner - Neushwander Harold G. Crume First United Methodist Church Greenwood Cemetery

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