Scouts Begin Fund Campaign for Area Boy Scouts
The U. S. Grant Council of the BSA launches a community fund drive with the theme Scout ing Builds Better Men. Campaign training occurs at district level and solicits at the community level with a total operating budget of 175,900, of which 125,000 funds come from local campaigns. The council serves Stephenson Carroll Jo Daviess Grant Green Lafayette Counties and lists 1,759 Cubs 1,680 Scouts and 241 Explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
United Fund
United Funds
Baileyville
Dakota
Davis
Forreston
German Valley
Ridott
Rock City
Chadwick
Elizabeth
Eleroy
Hanover
Kent
Lanark
Lena
Milledgeville
Mt. Carroll
Pearl City
Savanna
Shannon
Stockton
Thomson
Woodbine
Bagley
Benton
Belmont
Beetown
Bloomington
Boscobel
Cassville
Cuba City
Dickeyville
Fennimore
Galena
Glenhaven
Hazelgreen
Kiefer
Leadmine
Livingstown
Mt. Hope
Montfort
Patch Grove
Potosi
Scales Mound
Sinsinawa
Stitzer
Tennyson
Woodman
Albany
Apple River
Argyle
Blanchardville
Browntown
Calamine
Darlington
Dayton
Gratiot
Juda
McConnell
Monticello
New Glarus
Shulisburg
South Wayne
Winslow
Wiota-Woodford
Rock Grove
U. S. Grant Council
BSA
National Council
Stephenson
Carroll
Jo Daviess
Grant
Green
Lafayette
Madison Wisconsin Cheddar Market Steady Amid Mixed Supplies
The Madison Wisconsin cheddar market shows prices steady with demand fair to good. Small styles and 40 pound blocks remain tight to adequate, large styles ample, with price ranges across varieties from 36 to 41 percent and block quotes around 365 to 39.
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Madison
Wisconsin
United Drive Opens Oct 1 Red Cross Aid Vital in Monroe
The United Fund to launch its 1965 campaign in Monroe on October 1 with Red Cross as a major beneficiary after Palm Sunday tragedy. Red Cross nationwide spent over 14 million on family needs last year, with Wisconsin disaster relief exceeding 200 thousand dollars. Local chapter spent 890 dollars on tornado victims with allocations for medical, loans, calls, hotel, and hired help.
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Enoch E
Eddie) Huston
Red Cross
First Aid Gram
United Fund
Harold Snively
Monroe
Palm Sunday
American Red Cross
Green County
Wisconsin
Karl R. Kundert
Jefferson
Orukee
Sauk
Walworth
Kenneth M. O’connor
Mississippi
Wisconsin Red Cross
Port Washington
Sauk County
Kenosha County
Moose Lodge Warns Residents Of Door To Door Solicitors
The Loyal Order of the Moose in Monroe warns residents to beware of a man posing as a Moose representative selling magazine subscriptions. A farm woman reported the caller claiming proceeds bought wheel chairs. Officials say lodge funds come only from members and lodge units, and advise verifying ID and notifying the sheriff if approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of the Moose
Monroe
Sheriff's
the Moose
Moose
Sheriff's Department
Telephone Firm Loan Approved for Monroe Co
Congressman Robert Kastenmeier announced that the Rural Electrification Administration approved a 512000 loan to the United Telephone Co. of Monroe. The funds will finance toll free service between Monroe and Albany Browntown Juda Monticello Woodford and South Wayne, plus improved service for 110 subscribers and new service for 34 at Clarno.
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Robert Kastenmeier
Watertown
Rural Electrification Administration
United Telephone Co
Monroe
Albany
Browntown
Juda
Monticello
Woodford
South Wayne
Kastenmeier
Clarno
Monroe Clinic Plans Large Downtown Expansion
Monroe Clinic announces a major expansion adding a three floor west building and a parking ramp after purchasing the Montgomery Ward farm property. Work to start in March will extend the facility by more than 41 000 square feet, with floors housing administration, medical departments, neurosurgery, dermatology, psychiatry, and more. Two ophthalmologists join in October as space grows for 15 additional physicians and expanded Laboratory and X ray services.
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Monroe Clinic
Monroe
City of
Montgomery Ward Farm
10Th St
Donald H. Knodle
Noble E. Rose
Knodle-Rose and Associates of
Beloit
Clinic
Knowles to speak at dedication of sheltered workshop
Gov Warren Knowles is named guest speaker for the dedication of the Sheltered Workshop for mentally retarded men, set for Oct 10 in Shullsburg. The event funds the workshop from Badger Mine and Museum visits, with donations acknowledged including 41 for Mrs Rose Klotts and support from the Everson school reunion.
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South Wayne
Warren Knowles
Shullsburg
Ihm
Lafayette County Association For
Badger Mine
South Wayne High School
Rose Klotts
Everson School
Roy Ganshert
Gratiot
Kenosha
Carol Loses Fury as Hurricane Wanes Over Waters
Miami reports Hurricane Carol diminishing as it moves northward into cooler waters with reduced intensity and potential impact.
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Carol
Miami
Fla
Autumn Arrives as Wet Weather Closes Roads in Green County
Autumn arrives amid new rainfall that swelled the Pecatonica River and closed County Trunk MM and Dill Bridge Road in Green County. Forecasters warn frost and possible snow in the far north with ongoing dreary rains. two weather related deaths are reported as floods threaten croplands and homes nationwide.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Superior
Jack Frost
Pecatonica
Dill Bridge Road
Highway Department
Browntown
Midwest
Texas
Pedernales
Johnson
LBJ Ranch
LBJ
Dairy Farmers Push for New Basis in Milk Price Talks
In Chicago a full day of testimony saw 25 Midwest dairy cooperatives press for a 24 cent per hundredweight rise in Class I milk prices. Wisconsin economist Dr. Arthur Miller argued current Midwest pricing ignores ice cream and cottage cheese usage and urged removing the supply demand adjuster to raise producer pay.
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Green County
Midwest
Chicago
Arthur H. Miller
Wisconsin
Gerald Earleywine
Lavern Sopher
Route 1
Brodhead
Dwight Bump
Albany
Miller
PMA
Fond du Lac
Associated Dairymen, Inc
Earleywine
Orfordville
Bump
Agriculture Department
Mony
Midwest Dairy
A. L. McWilliams
Pure Milk Association
McWilliams
Associated Dairymen
Search To Continue For Two UW Students
Authorities continued the search for two University of Wisconsin freshmen drowned in Lake Mendota after a canoeing accident eight days into classes. A co ed clinging to the canoe for five hours Tuesday night was rescued. Victims are Richard A. Schlosser 18 Waukesha and Morris S. Loveman 19 Bayside NY.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
Richard A. Schlosser
Waukesha
Morris S. Loveman
Bayside
N.Y
Senate Cuts $50 Million From Foreign Aid Bill
Washington officials report the Senate trimmed an additional 50 million dollars from a 3 billion plus foreign aid bill today and moved toward a final vote.
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Washington
Senate
Clarno Completes Rural Fire Numbering System
Fire chief Josef J. Benkert announces Clarno Township now uses a rural numbering system for fire calls. Residents urged to verify phone and signpost numbers match and report discrepancies to Tom Thorp or Carl Jensen. Nearby townships Monroe Cadiz Jefferson also adopt signs. Sylvester and Jordan lack systems. numbering aids rapid location by the sheriff.
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Josef J. Benkert
Clarno Township
Benkert
Tom Thorp
Thorp
Carl Jensen
Monroe
Cadiz
Jefferson
Sylvester
Jordan
Benkett
Laird objects to cheese omission from school lunches
Rep. Melvin R. Laird condemns the Agriculture Department for not including cheese in the school lunch program. He warns the move hurts the dairy industry and dairy price supports, noting lower cheese prices and a potential drop in farm incomes without restored cheese purchases.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Laird
House Republican Conference
U.S
Green Bay
Wis
Cheese Days Draw Large Crowds Across Green County
Green County Sheriff W E Deininger reported Cheese Days drew at least 125000 attendees over the weekend. He noted family attendance and traffic control by deputies with many cars entering and leaving the event, estimating crowd size from his on site observations.
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Green County
W. E. Deininger
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Scouts
United Drive
Red Cross Aid Vital
Moose Lodge
Stoldt
Gov. Knowles
Paul Ansay
Central Colony
J. Dever
LARC
Blanchardville Lions Club
John Tousaint
Dairy Farmers Eye Milk Base
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