Farmers Asked To Cast Ballot For ASCS Group
County farmers are urged to vote in the ASCS township committeeman election. Ballots mailed Sept. 26 must be returned to the ASCS office by Oct. 10, 1966. Voters must sign the self addressed envelope to validate ballot. unsigned envelopes will not be counted.
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ASCS
Elmon G. Ott
Ott
Green County
ALCS
Adams
Robert E. Alich
Orland Bahn
Stanley Bowman
LaVerne
D. Merlin Emberson
John Flannery
Daryle’Isely
Arnold Lien
LaVerne Ostby
Albany
Wayne Albertson Jr
Dwight Bump Sr
Lawrence F. Dunphy
John Inabnit
Roy King
Roy Malcock
John Pluss
Nick Quint
Hans Schlapbach
Paul Stefansky
Asmus
Alfred Baumgartner
Duane Beach
Kenneth Hartwig
Eugene Meier
Glenn Roderick
Robert Stauffer
Arthur H. Tschudy
Brooklyn
Wallace Behnke
Fay Brewer
Edwin O. Disch
Jerome Grunner
Carl 0. Heinsohn
Delbert Krause
Ole Lien
Kenneth Long
Wayne Stoddard
Jadiz
Alvin Bidlingmaier
Irvin Fernstaedt
Oscar C. Nybroten
Delbert Rohde
Paul C. Schulz
Carl J. Sippel
Delbert Soddy
Jacob Teuscher
Decatur
Leon H. Baumgartner
Erwin Gruber
Richard Hughes
Geral Keen
Arkell L. Keen
Ernie Riese
George Schwartzlow
John Vance Wall
Exeter
Duane Bollig
William Clemens
Calvin Derendinger
Arthur 3
Fahey
Philip Fahey
Wilard Meland
George Miller
Wesley Snyder
Jordan
Daniel R. Bechtolt
Clarence Falk
Cecil Galway
Emil Grossen
Lawrence Salesman
Walter Schuetz
Joe B. Signer
Newell Smith
Joe Tschanz
New Glarus
George Eichelkraut
Hubert Elmer
Robert M. Hoesly
Rolland Hustad
Paul Klassy
Eugene Saunders
Dean E. Streiff
Earl F. Voegels
Jefferson Township
Walter F. Brunkow
Lloyd Deininger
Robert Elmer
John F. Erb
Wiliam Hafen Jr
John Krattiger
Herbert Pfund
Robert R. Ruff
Glenn Zimmerman
Monroe Township
Gilbert Dettwiler
Kendall C. Digman
Edwin Haldiman
Window Trimmer Sees Day in a Storefront Mirror
Helen Fe Zimmerlt recounts Mrs. James Hendrickson window trimming at J C Penney. She observes shoppers and mannequins alike, noting humorous mishaps and poignant moments from daily life outside the clinic ambulance to a child’s misbehavior and a grandmother’s tender interaction.
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James
Gloria) Hendrickson
J. C. Penney
Helen FE. Zimmerlt
J C. Penney Co
John Braun
G U G G Session Closes With Installations and Memorials
The G U G G state convention concluded at Turner Hall with formal installation of state officers from New Glarus and Monroe. Memorial services for deceased members marked the 24th convention. A drill team demonstration followed. Mrs J L Babler led as captain with Mrs Will Gempeler as assistant. Mrs Viola Ausmus joined the state board replacing Mrs Frank Sponak. Mrs Della Riemenschneider was re-elected as the 14th member but could not attend due to a family illness.
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G.U.G.G
Turner Hall
New Glarus
Monroe
J. L. Babler
Will Gempeler
State Board of
Viola Ausmus
Frank Sponak
Della Riemenschneider
Round of Beef Tickets Sell Fast Ahead of Oct 9 Event
Gov tickets have sold for the Round of Beef barbecue to be held Oct. 9. Don Witt, president of the Green County Beef Producers Association, says a beef dinner will be at the county fair exhibition hall followed by a grandstand show. Ties available at Hellanti's Locker Plant and Kundert's Shoe Store. Sponsored by Beef Producers and the Jaycees replacing last year's calf scramble.
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Gov
Don Witt
Monticello
Green County Beef Producers Association
County Fairgrounds
Hellanti
Judo
Kundert’s
Monroe
Beef
Jaycees
City Council approves Legion Bar license transfer in Eugene Hotel
In a special session the City Council granted a license transfer allowing the American Legion to operate clubrooms and a basement bar in the Eugene Hotel basement. The Legion moves from Simmons Building and aims to be open tomorrow, while officials discuss Highway 69 access and early next year construction.
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American Legion
Eugene
Simmons
Planning Commission
Board of Public Works
Legion
Evening Times
Wrong Way To Church Sunday Reversed Traffic Plan
City officials announce a trial Sunday reversing the traditional one way pattern on 14th and 15th Streets. Traffic will run west on 14th Avenue and east on 15th Avenue during church hours with potential permanent change if satisfactory beginning December 9.
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St. John’s United Church of Christ
St. Victor's Catholic Church
14Th
15Th
14Th Ave
15Th Ave
Monticello New Glarus 4H Honors Highlight Achievement Night
Four-Hers from Monticello, New Glarus and surrounding clubs received top achievement honors at the Monticello New Glarus Area 4H Achievement program held at the New Glarus grade school. Douglas Buehl and Wanda Streiff were named achievement boy and girl, with others earning junior honors in clothing, crops, dairy, crafts, and leadership. Special bowhunters awards were presented to Douglas Karlen and Alan Bertelrud for archery.
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Monticello
New Glarus
Douglas Buehl
Robert Buehl
Route 1
Wanda Streiff
Dean Streiff
Douglas
Little Hill High
Wanda
New Glarus Club
Darlene Puifer
Kent Streiff
Rosann Strommen
York
Gretchen Zimmerman
Washington Center
Rick Reuter
Marshall Bluff
Douglas Karlen
Alan
James Strommen
Linus Wierwill
Janice Pagel
Janice Chesebro
David Moen
Dougherty Creek
Harlan Emberson
Joe Lehnherr
Kristine Buehl
Waterloo Cattle Congress Draws Crowds And Commentary
Reporter recalls trips to the Waterloo Cattle Congress with notes on dairy cattle absence, horse stalls refilled for entries, and strong wind and corn fields along U.S. 20. Mentions Brown Swiss from Wisconsin, Green County Holsteins not shown, and speakers like Gen. Nathan Twining with national coverage.
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Wisconsin
East
Green County
Iowa
U.S. 20
Extension Speaks on Green County Conservation Tour
Thirty five Green County Extension Homemakers plan a Wednesday October 5 tour visiting Monroe Jordan Cadiz Clarno and Jefferson townships to observe soil conservation practices. Tour leaders Myron Jeglum and Jim Schwoegler promise an informative trip highlighting soil restoration and productivity.
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Green County
Monroe
Jordan
Cadiz
Clarno
Jefferson
Myron Jeglum
Jim Schwoegler
Rawhide Star Eric Fleming Drowns in Peru River
Peruvian authorities report television star Eric Fleming, 41, from the series Rawhide, drowned after his canoe capsized on the Huallaga River near Tingo Maria in Peru. Embassies said search crews continued morning to recover the body.
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Nathan Twining
Monroe
U.S. News and World Report
Lima
Peru
Eric Fleming
Fleming
Tingo Maria
Valley of Death Lays in Inez’s Violent Wake
Hurricane Inez struck Cuba with 138 mph winds and likely caused heavy casualties in Haiti's Valley of Death. Reports from Barahona and Guadeloupe warned of numerous deaths and widespread destruction as the storm churned toward the Bahamas and threatened Florida shores. Authorities noted Haiti’s deep valley routing floodwaters into tin and thatch homes, raising fears of a broader toll.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Cuba
Haiti
Oriente
Gordon Dunn
Barahona
Dominican Republic
Guadeloupe
Mountaiti
Guantanamo City
U. S. Weather Bureau
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Dunn
U. S
Bahamas
Florida
Tiburon Peninsula
Port-au-Prince
Domican Republic
No. 5
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Friday's housework offers a humbling view of home effort. The verse suggests comfort comes from small daily living, a heap of duty shaping a home.
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Clair R. Munns
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Pess
del Brandenburg
WANT
Trimmer
Legion Bar
Commission
Schwoegler
Glarus
James Schwoegler
Soil Conservation Service Office
Tom Hoesly
Alan Bertelrud
Helen
Waterloo
Jack Walsh
Cattle Congress
Brothe
Minneapolis
Boynton Beach
Jack
Walsh
David E. Fahey
Belleville
Richard Lowe
Newton
Kan
Jerry Christenson
New Richland
Minn
Stanley Knight
Knight Manufacturing Co
Brodhead
Knight
Congress
Bob Searles
Concern
Bill Saunders
Cliff Fjelstad
Knight's Spot
Extension
Marval Klecker
Calvin Kraemer
Cal's
Calvin
Miss Klecker
Star of
Castro
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