Night school offers fossils photos and new courses
Charles Mowbray announces registration for evening classes at the high school from 7 to 9 pm. New offerings include Spanish for Travelers, Pottery Ceramics, Rocks Minerals and Fossils, Photography, and Human Relations as Applied to Credit Personnel with several instructors. Classes begin Oct 6 or Oct 8 and run to Feb 25 1965, with required enrollment and fees, and multiple subjects across academic, business, homemaking, trades, and general courses.
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Charles Mowbray
Edward Grabow
Joyce Blunk
Butcher
Nancy Spoerry
Amanda Rabehl
Patt van Dyke
John F
Jack) Kundert
Jessie Holcomb
Patricia Klippel
Eileen Steensrud
Mary Burri
Burri
Deanna House
E. A. Janke
Piron
Edmund Anderson
Will Klippel
Robert Silvis
Ronald Roberts
Miss Blunk
Miss’ Blunk
Roger Moe
Mr. Klippel
Marchant
Watersheds Plan Fun Day Saturday
The Smock Skinner and Aich land Creek Fun Day will be Saturday Oct 3 at the Russell Carter John Bartels farm five miles southeast of Monroe off County Trunk K. Morning events include junior and senior plowing contests. afternoon offers children's games conservation tours and a tractor pulling contest.
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Russell Carter
John Bartels
Monroe
Green County Agricultural Chest
Newell Smith
Smock
William Hartwig
Skinner
Bartels
Richland
Richland Creek
Monticello Event Names Area 4-H Achievement Winners
Alice Carroll and David Erickson named achievement boy and girl for Monticello New Glarus area at Monticello High School. Carroll won project honors in food preservation home grounds and other fields. Erickson earned awards in woodworking junior leadership crafts and dairy. Several outstanding juniors and club leaders honored. multiple clubs participated. Next program set for Brooklyn Community Building Saturday night.
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Alice Carroll
Mt. Pleasant
David Erickson
York
Monticello
New Glarus
Monticello High School
Miss Carroll
Melvin Carroll
Erickson
Sylvan Erickson
Route 1
Blanchardville
Robin Reuter
Nadean Streiff
Margit Moen
Dougherty Creek
Janet Phillips
Christine Kernen
Marvin Venden
J. Allan Mitler
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Tom Hefty
Little Hill High Club
Washington, D.C
Dean Streiff
Rita Paulson
Diana Svendsen
Laurie Gruenberg
Adams Lucky Clover
Joyce Pagel
Washington Center
Bonnie Babler
Tom
Steve Hoesly
Little High
Brooklyn
Albany-Brooklyn
Page Four
Alice Carrol
Monticello-New Glarus
Ohio Farm Bureau plans A and P store purchase
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation proposes members buy a nationwide chain, Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. A&P officials declined comment. The plan aims to boost farmers' bargaining power and farm income through production and marketing efficiencies, requiring substantial member funding over five years.
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Washington
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Big Farm
Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co
A&p
George Huntington Hartford
John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc
Pul
Ohio Federation
Philadelphia
Farm Bureau
Douglas R. Stanfield
Associated Press
Nuclear test planned at Tatum Salt Dome near Hattiesburg
The Atomic Energy Commission aimed to trigger a nuclear blast 2,700 feet deep in the Tatum Salt Dome near Hattiesburg, with weather and technical delays twice delaying the test.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Atomic Energy Commission
Tatum Salt Dome
Belleville Seeks Dairy Day Host for 1965 Plans
Belleville officials expressed interest in hosting Dairy Day 1965 at a Green County Agricultural Chest meeting held in New Glarus. The Green County 4H exhibit at the State Fair will receive 143 for fair expenses as the budget for the year totals about 4 000. Approximately half the budget funds youth work and one third goes to daily promotion. A donors and volunteers recognition night will occur at the January annual meeting with new officers to be elected. Next meetings are October 26 and November 30 with December off.
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Belleville
Green County Agricultural Chest Executive Committee
New Glarus
Green County
Casey to Return as Mets Manager in 1965
The New York Mets announced Casey Stengel will return as manager for the 1965 season. He resumes leadership after guiding the team in their early years and will oversee the 1965 lineup and development plans.
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Casey
New York
Casey Stenxel
New York Mets
Mets
Hickman urges high school indoor pool for all ages
University of Wisconsin swimming chief John Hickman backs an indoor pool at the high school as a community asset. He envisions a 42 by 75 foot main pool with a 25 by 40 foot diving wing, large shallow areas for all ages, and day and evening use including adult and youth programs.
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John Hickman
University of Wisconsin
Hickman
Board of Education
Park Board
Special Citizens Committee
Dairy judging contest invites large student group to Green County farms
About 100 college students and coaches from 14 teams travel to Meythaler Cold Springs Farm on Highway 69 north of Monroe for a dairy cattle judging event en route to Waterloo Iowa. They’ll judge 22 prize Brown Swiss cattle trucked to Waterloo and dine on lunch provided by the Pure Milk Association.
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Waterloo
Meythaler
Russell Ridge
Ridge
Pabst
Oconomowoc
Pure Milk Association
Cold Spring
National Cattle Congress
Jim Price
Green County Farms
Mother and Children Slain in Michigan Home
Troy Michigan police report a mother Bettie Gravlin 40 and six children aged 5 to 17 were found dead from homicide in a two bedroom home near Troy and Madison Heights. William Gravlin 30 husband and stepfather is in custody charged with first degree murder.
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Troy, Mich
Detroit
William G. Gravlin
Royal Oak City
Bettie Gravlin
Gravlin
Bette Sue
Ben
Judg
Corrie
Paul
Walter
Oakland County
William Lang
Lang
Orry
Hel; Tome
Robert E. Richardson
Madison Heights
Troy
Pontiac State Hospital
Paris Milk Shortage Intensifies Amid Strike
France faces escalating milk shortages as a 10 day strike by producers prompts farmers to dump milk near Metz and halt deliveries in Strasbourg including to hospitals. The protest aims to pressure the government to raise prices.
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Paris
France
Metz
Strasbourg
Eckstam Earns Eagle at Troop 101 Court of Honor
Ronald Eckstam received the Eagle Scout award at Troop 101 Court of Honor held at Grace Lutheran Church with Gene Madison of Freeport presenting. The ceremony honored merit badges in public health fingerprinting electricity camping citizenship in community nation soil and water management and safety.
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Ronald Eckstam
Eugene Eckstam
Grace Lutheran Church
Gene Madison
U.S. Grant Council
Times
Freeport
Eckstam
Madison
Kenneth Baker
Dick Holyoke
Jim Howe
Gary Schwager
Charles Seaton
Wayne Huston
Lowell Stuessy
Mark William
Gary Baker
Jim Bosanny
Steve Hennager
Dale Hexom
Larry Kopp
Jim Kosek
Paul Miller
Tom Peterson
Daniel Beck
Mark Severson
Bill Rieder
Bill Spring
Doug’ Benkert
Charles Irvin
Steve Kohlhagen
Chris Osson
Greg Olson
Doug Benkert
Pat Fencil
Bill Sulzer
Chris Olson
Ken’ Schild
Bill’ Rieder
Tom Hefty
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Grace Church
Kundert Heads Knowles Group in Monroe 64
County Clerk Ray E. Kundert named chairman of the Knowles in 64 organization in Monroe. Mrs. Irma Thurber leads Women for Knowles in the county. Ward chairmen listed include Lillian Kla ssy, Marie Rohrer, James Stormont, Evan C. Chambers, Herbert Stauffer, Jerry Coplien, Miss Thurber, and Hollis Schilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Kundert
Knowles
Monroe
Danny Markham
Brodhead
Irma Thurber
Kundert
Lillian Klassy
Marie Rohrer
James Stormont
Evan C. Chambers
Herbert
Banks Expand Friday Hours to 9 Am to 8 Pm
The First National and Commercial and Savings Banks announce new Friday hours from 9 a m to 8 p m starting this week to handle higher patron demand. Friday operations previously ran 9 a m to 3 p m and 6 30 p m to 8 p m. banks will remain closed on Saturdays.
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first_sational
Commercial and
Blast kills four children in Quezon City apartment
A blast at a suburban Quezon City apartment killed four children and wounded 17 others. Police said the explosives were intended for use in filming a war movie.
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Manila
Quezon City
Blood Unit Collects 70 Pints in Monroe
Poor turnout at the Bloodmobile in Monroe yesterday left only 70 pints collected toward a 132 pint quota. About 12 donors were turned away for various reasons while six pints went to a Wisconsin youth awaiting heart surgery.
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Wisconsin
Badger Blood Center
Madison
Wisconsin Cheddar Market Steady Amid Spotty Demand
Wisconsin dairy report shows cheddar prices steady with spotty demand and generally adequate supply. Aged blocks in good demand with light supply. prices quoted for cheddars 37 to 40 percent, 40-pound blocks 37 to 40 percent, single daisies 40 to 40 percent, longhorns 40 to 44 percent, midgets 40 to 42 percent.
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Cheese Mart
Madison
Wisconsin
Official Warns Chinese Against Increased Effort
In Tokyo William P Bundy warned Beijing and Hanoi against expanding pressure on South Vietnam saying escalation could force US to widen the war. He noted US study of strikes on infiltration bases in North Vietnam and Laos while aiming to prevent a communist victory in South Vietnam. In Saigon troops faced new protests as rioters killed three, wounded 17, and seized a radio station amid anger at the former Diem regime.
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Tokyo
Ial
South Viet Nam
United States
William P. Bundy
Research Institute of Japan
Bundy
North Viet Nam
Laos
Red
Southeast Asia
India
Australia
Japan
Hanoi
Peking
Viet Nam
Asia
Africa
Latin Americe
China
Johnson
Peking Radio
Saigon
Qui Nhon
Fee
Ngo Dinh Diem
United Fund Campaign Kicks Off With 19 475 Budget
The United Fund launches tomorrow with a luncheon at Marco's and a business drive starting Thursday. L. J. Schroeder reports 100 per cent certificates will circulate again this year, awarded to groups with full cooperation. The budget is 19 475 dollars with 15 agencies participating and ward chairmen named for eight wards.
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United Funa
Marco's
L. J. Schroeder
United Fund
Schroeder
Clarence Franklin
Wayne Fencil
Alton Kiel
A. C. Benkett
Ed Grossen
Sam Bruny
Walter Bober
Clara Thompson
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Alice
David
Bureau Studies Food Chain Plan
Ohio
Michigan
Troop 101
Eagle Scout
Blood Unit
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