Freeman Shows Milk Swirl On Farm Porch During Tour
Secretary Orville Freeman joined First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson on a dairy farm visit south of Lone Rock as farmer Joseph Johnson argued dairy prices should be six dollars per hundredweight. Freeman milks a cow to illustrate the farm’s dairy operation during the First Lady’s Midwest tour.
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Vone Rock
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lone Rock
Joseph Johnson
National Farmers Organization
Freeman
Johnson
Orville
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Pamela
Great GrandDad Drum Beats Through Civil War Echoes
Dick Campbell recounts Jesse Morton tracing a family drum lineage from the Civil War era through the Monroe Green County scene starting in 1912. Morton recalls lean times in 1913 Waterloo era and names fellow musicians like Herb Becker Otto Lanz Herman Burgi Ralph Gruenewald Vic Carson among the old city band members.
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Armstrongs
Mortons
Chalmer
Chuck) Armstrong
Mort Armstrong
Jesse Morton
Mort
Rick
Jesse
Times
Terry Buening
Dick Campbell
Waterloo
Iowa
Morton
Chuck
Armstrong
Monroe
Ricky
Green County
Memory Lane
Herb Becker
Otto Lanz
Herman Burgi
Ralph Gruenewald
Vic Carson
Old City
Durtschi gains $200 Farm Bureau scholarship to UW short course
Albany High School graduate Thomas Durtschi, 18, Route 1 Albany, wins a $200 Green County Farm Bureau Women scholarship for the Farm Short Course at the University of Wisconsin. He is the fourth Green County boy to receive the award. other recipients include Alvin Tschudy Robert Erb and Russell Block. Durtschi plans to continue farming and has a long history in 4H FFA and local dairy and conservation activities.
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Thomas Durtschi
Herman Durtschi
Albany
University of Wisconsin
Green County Farm Bureau
Durtschi
Green County
Farm Bureau
Sam Waelti
Alvin Tschudy
Emil Tschudy
Robert Erb
John Erb
Russell Block
Roy Block
Albany High School
FFA
ASCS Committeemen Named for Green County Delegates
Three Green County ASCS committeemen were elected to serve the coming year. Delegates will vote Oct. 10 at the Agricultural Building to elect a new county committeeman for a three year term and two alternates. The list includes Adams Township Daryle Isely and LaVerne Daly with Merlin Emble rson as third member.
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Green County
ASCS
Elmon G. Ott
James Ula
Henry Ruppert
Adams Township
Daryle Isely
LaVerne Daly
Merlin Emberson
Arnold Lien
John Flannery
Brooklyn
Jerome Grunner
Wallace Behnke
Edwin O Disch
Harry O. West
Wayne Stoddard
Clarno
Eugene J. Meier
Alfred Baumgartner
Alvin Bidlingmaier
Carl J. Sippel
Paul Schulz
Oscar Nybroten
Decatur
Ernie Riese
George Schwartzlow
John Vance Wall
Erwin Gruber
Leon Baumgartner
Jefferson
Robert Elmer
Lloyd Deininger
Glenn Zimmerman
William
Wendell Wunschel
Walton Campbell
Oliver Miller
Herman Ziltener
Robert Severson
Washington
Ernest Brunner
Carl Schlittler
George Wasserstrass
Roland Ritschard
Richard Smith
Monroe
Kendall Digman
Carl W. Wyss
Edwin Haldiman
William R. Hartwig
Gilbert Dettwiler
New Glarus
Robert M. Hoesly
Rolland Hustad
George Biecelkraut
Eugene Saunders
Dean E. Streiff
Sylvester
Clifford Prien
Only Winners Are Children in Vietnam Aid Effort
Capt. John G. Bruni of Monroe writes on orphans in Vietnam, urging localized group action to send non military aid. He notes 850 to 900 children in a single orphanage near Saigon, funded under $50 daily, and stresses toys, clothing, and aspirin as helpful items over bulky goods.
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John Bruni
Monroe
Vietnam
John G. Bruni
America
United States
U.S
Ganda Movement
Saigon
Japan
Monroe Area
Orphanage National
National
Thieu Duc
Capt. Bruni
States
Corps of Engineers
Bobbie
Jon
John H. Bruni
Steinmann Architects
Monticello
Bruni
Pope Paul VI Returns to Public Audience After Illness
Pope Paul VI showed improvement as he held his first public audience in weeks since his urinary inflammation began on September 4. The Vatican reported the pope appeared steady and spoke calmly during the brief appearance.
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Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Quiet Hour Poem by Clair R. Munns
A brief verse urges readers to attend church tomorrow where the Master awaits to ease pain and sorrow through spiritual solace. The poem reflects weekly care release and faith.
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Lady Bird
Great GrandDad
Bureau
Holstein Association
Green Bay
Orange
Sheepshed
Brennan's
Turner Hall
Montana Cowboys
Marv Cox
Marv
Twomas Durtschi
Clair R. Munns
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