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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1969

Page

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Area Girl Missing Police Seek a Clue

Albany Times Special reports 16 year old Sally Rae Gempeler has been missing from her home since Sunday. Police Chief Norman Glasser says there is no foul play suspected and a state all bulletin issued. He appeals for information to her parents or anyone with possible whereabouts. The girl is described as 5 foot 1 or 2 inches, 170 pounds, brown hair and eyes, wearing blue shorts and striped T shirt with brown sandals.

Albany Times Sally Rae Gempeler Robert Gempeler Norman Glasser Glasser Sugar River Gempeler

CROP Drive Under Way Through October 1

The Christian Rural Overseas Program drive continues this month with contributions to be sent or left at First National Bank in Monroe. Edward Kaderly, county chair, says Browntown residents can pledge during the United Fund campaign since CROP is included. Ministers emphasized the drive during Sept. 14 services. Rev. Larry Pinnow and Ted Scheffer lead efforts with local officials and Jaycees support.

United Fund of Monroe, Inc John Caradine Harold E. Scherer Caradine United Fund Scherer Wisconsin Heart Association Robert Collins Monroe Times First National Bank Edward Kaderly Juda Christian Rural Overseas Program Dunced Browntown Kaderly Larry Pinnow Grace Lutheran Church Ted Scheffer Monroe Jaycees Henry Ruppert Exeter Township Floyd Asmus Clarno Township James Ula

Monroe Students Attend Trees for Tomorrow Workshop

Six Monroe High School youths and a chaperone joined fifty attendees from southern and central Wisconsin at a three day Trees for Tomorrow Conservation Workshop in Eagle River Wisconsin. The agenda covered woodruff hatchery Rainbow Flowage Dam reservoir weather station St Regis Paper Rhinelander cranberry bog and discussions on water management and renewable power.

Eagle River Rainbow Flowage Walt Nicewander Gary Ford Taryn Nall Wayne Rohde John Bauman Richard Hager Denny Gruenewald Wayne Stroessner Nicewander Wisconsin Power and Light Company Trees For Tomorrow Monroe Wisconsin Dennis Gruenewald Wayne St Rainbow Wisconsin River U.S. Weather Bureau St. Regis Paper Company Rhinelander

Plane Talk From Pilot Hahlen at Green County Airport

The first in a series explains airport work at Monroe with an eight stall hangar port planned within two weeks and hopes to restore normal operation by fall. Runway work includes grading sealing and final paving. staffing notes, windometer purchase funds, and public support detailed.

Bob Hahlen Green County Pilots’ Association Airport Development Corporation Monroe Green County Pilots Association

The Name of Nixon Picked by Computer

A computer selected the juror name Nixon from the rolls and mailed the notice to 810 Fifth Ave The notice then forwarded to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave stating Richard M Nixon should be exempt from jury duty on counts including being a lawyer and no longer living in Manhattan The item notes the unclear end of the sentence.

New York Fifth Ave Pennsylvania Ave Richard M. Nixon Manhattan

Monroe Area Human Relations Council elects officers

Robichaux’s Council Head Roy Robichaux was elected president at the meeting on Wednesday September 24 at Swiss Wheel Restaurant. Jack Fernan became vice president and Mrs. Ray E Juanita Gorden was secretary treasurer. The group set October 8 to ratify the proposed constitution. Wilkinson named Madison pesticides control board chair.

Roy Robichaux Monroe Area Wilkinson Madison Donald E. Wilkinson Department of Agriculture New Pesticides Control Board

Brewer pig tops carcass field at Fall Hog Show

Myron Jeglum announced results of a carcass evaluation aligned with the Fall Hog Show. Gary Brewer of rural Albany led the carcass contest with a 31.3 inch carcass length, .87 inch backfat, 5.85 inch loin eye, and an estimated live weight of 194 pounds, surpassing national winner metrics. Daverne Mathieson of Oscar Mayer Co. attended the meeting in Beloit.

Myron Jeglum Gary Brewer Albany Jeglum Brewer Daverne Mathieson Oscar Mayer Co Madison Byron Meech Beloit

Uptown Market purchase by Sauk City resident

Robert Schneider of Sauk City has bought LaBuch Uptown Market at 1119 16th Ave with possession on Monday September 29. The Schattner family relocated. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider and their two children will move to 2601 14th Street after purchasing the residence from Arthur D. Blum.

Robert Schneider Sauk City LaBuch 16Th Ave Herbert LaBuch South Side Smokey Row Schneider 14Th Street Arthur D. Blum Madison Ernest Keppler Sheboygan Gop Assembly Harold Froehlich Appleton Assembly

United Fund presented at Monroe Rotary luncheon

Robert Collins and Jack Fernan spoke at the Monroe Rotary Club meeting at Idle Hour Mansion. Collins described the United Fund as serving health and welfare needs, noting it began 13 years ago and now includes 21 organizations. He urged community involvement and suggested a donation equal to one hour’s wage per month for each month. Fernan called the fund the community’s operation and emphasized continued support.

Robert Collins Jack Fernan United Fund of Monroe, Inc United Fund Monroe Rotary Club Idle Hour Richard Maze Collins

Fourth Graders Celebrate Wonderful Wisconsin Week

Fourth grade pupils under Mrs. Robert Elmer at East School hosted Wonderful Wisconsin Week. They invited all East students to view cheese displays and sample varieties while explaining differences. About six fourth and fifth graders will join a Friday bus trip to Stonefield Village in Cassville and Belmont to view historic sites with sack lunches.

South School Marguriette Wenger Ernest Wenger Wisconsin United States Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of Monroe Randy Marohl Martha O'Donnell Larry Carpenter Mike Schmid Robert Elmer East School East Stonefield Village Cassville Belmont

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