James R Church Seriously Hurt In Highway Mishap
James R Church 21 of Brodhead remains in serious condition at St. Clare Hospital after a one car crash on Highway 11 left him with head injuries. The vehicle slid off the road, struck a tree, and overturned in a field.
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James R. Church
Brodhead
Roy Church
St. Clare Hospital
Highway 11
Edward W. Crooks
Route 2
Monticello
Raphael J. Daly
Byron
Crooks
Sam Crooks
Daly
Jerry L. Klassy
Monroe
Klassy
James L. Davis
Brooklyn
Glenway Road
Oregon
Methodist Hospital
Mark E. O’brien
Vandalism Reported To Heavy Equipment
Bruce Miller reports heavy damage to equipment at the Indergand Gravel Pit on County Trunk Y. He last saw it intact last Saturday, but damage appeared when he returned Tuesday, and the Sheriff's Department investigates vandalism at the site.
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Sheriff's Department
Indergand
Banquet at Monroe Highlights GUGG Convention Sessions
G U G G charter members past presidents and delegates shared the spotlight at Marco's Supper Club during the state convention in Monroe. The day included business sessions at Turner Hall and a luncheon at Idle Hour Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco’s Supper Club
Monroe
Turner Hall
Will Rufer
Rose Hauser
Adam Marty
Emresidents
Wilbur Deininger
Lena Augsburger
Madison
Andrew Klassy
Rudy Burkhalter
Swiss Colony Inn
Board of Directors
Glarus and
State Board of Directors
Helen Hoss
Ge Trude Becker
Harvey Schuldt
Albert Bergmann
Alvin Thiede
Edwin Meinert
Edwin Schmidt
Rueben Long
Alphonse Komorowski
Rudolph Maas
Alice Gruenwald
Frank Sponak
Michael Fahler
New Glarus
Melvin Streiff
Charmain’Gerber
No. 1
Yorkshire Event Set for Oct 3 at Green County Fairgrounds
Wisconsin Yorkshire Breeders Association sale and show brings top Yorkshire stock from Wisconsin and northern Illinois to Monroe on Monday October 3. The 6 pm show judged by Hal Clark and Don Michaels Jr precedes the 7 30 pm sale featuring 55 head including 32 boars and 23 sows. Carl McIntyre serves as auctioneer with Hilman B Schroeder of Sauk City as sale manager and secretary treasurer.
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Wisconsin
Green County Fairgrounds
Monroe
Wisconsin Yorkshire Breeders Assn
Hal Clark
Clarks, Hill
Ind
Don Michaels Jr
Farmersville
Ohio
Carl McIntyre
Hilman B. Schroeder
Sauk City
Shea Inspires United Fund Kickoff in Monroe
Daniel Shea addressed Monroe residents at the United Fund campaign kickoff dinner at the Monroe County Club. The fundraiser aims to raise 21,500 by mid October, about 10 percent more than last year, to cover rising costs for agencies serving the community and youth.
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Daniel Shea
United Fund
Monroe Country Club
Shea
Monroe
Friends of St. Clare Hospital
Jack Kessenich
Skip Brennan
The
Kessenich
Join 4 H Theme For Window Display At Buri Electric
Clarno class by clubbers exhibit a window display titled Join 4 H is Theme For Window Display It’s Time to Join 4H in observance of National 4H Club Week The display was installed Monday and will stay through the week Nancy Ekum Kristine Meier Barbara Wuethrich Carolyn Wuethrich with advisors Mrs Walter Ekum and Mrs Eugene Meier contributed to the project.
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Buri
Nancy Ekum
Kristine Meier
Barbara
Carolyn Wuethrich
Walter Ekum
Eugene Meier
U S Suffers Heavy Losses in Vietnam
U S forces in South Vietnam suffered the heaviest toll of the war last week with 970 casualties including 142 killed and 825 wounded and three missing or captured. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths reached 1,165 as Marine operations near the DMZ continued. Total U S fatalities since 1966 rose to 3,424 with 19,372 wounded and 315,000 American personnel in country.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
Ia Drang Valley
O N Johnson to Receive 33rd Degree Masonic Honor
O N Johnson of Monroe Wisconsin is elected to receive the 33rd degree the highest Masonic honor He will be officially awarded at the Supreme Council meeting in Pittsburgh next fall Johnson is active in multiple Masonic bodies and local civic groups and is a former Monroe alderman He represents Marshall Co investment dealers of Milwaukee and has 35 years in banking prior to 1951.
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O. N. Johnson
Johnson
Telam
Boston
Supreme Council
Noah J. Frey
District of Wisconsin
Oscar A. Richter
Green County
Scottish Rite
Rose Cros
Zor Shrine Temple
Madison
Green County Shrine Club
Scottish Rite Club
Monroe Masonic | Temple Association
St. Omar
Eastern
Star
Lison | Johnson
Marshall Co
Milwaukee
First National Bank of
Monroe
Green County Historical Society
Nails spill on U S 6 after truck loses cargo
Highway crews cleaned eight miles of roadway after a flatbed truck carrying 136 boxes of nails spilled 35 cartons on U S 6 near Orland Park. Driver Haldon Spriggs, 34, of Indianapolis, was arrested for spilling a load and released on bond. No road closure, motorists cursed, an accident caused minor injuries.
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Markham
U. S
Orland Park
Chicago
Joliet
Ziffrin
Haldon Spriggs
Indianapolis
Illinois Division of Highways
Spriggs
Homicide Verdict Set In Susan Brady Death
In Rockford Illinois a coroner's jury ruled the death of Susan Brady murder as a formality to issue a death certificate. Russell Dewey, already convicted of murder in Sycamore Circuit Court for Brady's disappearance on Dec 20, 1965, is serving 20 to 50 years.
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Susan Brady
Rockford
Ill
Collins Sundberg
Winnebago
Russell Dewey
Sycamore
Susan
Dewey
Demand is Fair in Madison Wisconsin Cheddar Market Today
Market notes steady demand fair to good and ample supplies for cheddar products in Madison. Prices show 40 pound blocks at 44 to 52, single daisies at 53 percent, long horns at 51 to 52, midgets 52 to 55, with cheddars around 48 to 50 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Homecoming Queen Sue Allen to reign at Monroe High events
Hazel-eyed Sue Allen, Monroe High School senior, will be crowned Homecoming Queen at halftime during Friday's game with Jefferson. A pep rally, parade, and floats follow at the M Room and on 15th Ave as Merrilee Pickett leads planning and Donna Holcomb and Cindi Stuessy accompany the queen. The Homecoming Dance Saturday night will feature Danny Heine and his band with Autumn Haze as the venue.
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Sue Allen
Homer Allen
MHS
Jefferson
Monroe
Monroe High School
15Th Ave
13Th St
16Th Ave
14Th Ave
16Th St
Merrilee Pickett
Debbie Whitehead
Herman Tschudy
Shannon Burington
Dave Goetz
Barbette Burgy
Sue Notbohm
Nancy Ekum
Pam Miller
Miss Allen
Donna Holcomb
Mildred Holcomb
Cindi Stuessy
Herman Stuessy
Danny Heine
Freeport
Timothy Brennan 76 Dies After Illness in Monroe Manor
Timothy Brennan aged 76 of Monroe died at 2 p m yesterday after a cerebral hemorrhage and illness. Born in Clarno Township on October 12 1890 he farmed there until 1957 then moved to Monroe. Survived by three brothers Dennis John Frank and one sister Miss Jennie Brennan. Service Friday at 9 30 p m in Stuessy Funeral Victor with 10 a m mass at St Victors Church Rev E C McCollow officiating Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Rosary tonight at 8. Friends may call after noon today.
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Timothy Brennan
Clarno Township
Monroe Manor
John Brennan
Bridget Fitzgerald
Clarno
Jefferson Townships
Monroe
Dennis
John
Frank
Jennie Brennan
Brennan
William
Thomas
Edward
Marie Brennan
St. Victors Catholic Church
Stuessy
Victor
St. Victors Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Rosary
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Manns
The verse humorously catalogs the budget's stubborn grip and the endless cycle of digging for funds. A playful reflection on financial tightness and persistence, delivered in a light rhyming quip.
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Clair R. Manns
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U.S
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O.N. Johnson
Palestine
Royal Arch Masons
Gebal Council
R and SM
Janesville
Knights Templar
N. Johnson
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