Whitehall Teachers Return as District Opens Aug 29
Whitehall Wisconsin in service training for teachers Aug 25 and 26 at Memorial School. Students report half day Aug 29 with no lunch. full schedule resumes Aug 30. High school faculties list many teachers across departments. Memorial Junior High and several elementary schools also staff loaded. School nurse and remedial reading teachers noted along with new intern teachers Susan Baier and Alma Leverenz.
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Whitehall
Wis
Memorial School
Coral City
Melvin Annas
Pigeon Falls
James Senty
Art Hanson
Bernard Colby
Harold Hanson
Reynolds Temter
Northfield
Oscar Blencoe
Pleasantville
Hazel Wold
Herman Jacobson
Leonard Ellison
Susan Baier
Fond du Lac
Alma Leverenz
New Richmond
Herbert Lee
Kenneth Swenson
Harold Raymond
Oakdale
Camp Douglas
Wyeville
Kathryn Farmer
Miller
Lemonweir
Lila Berg
Warrens
Mather
North Tomah
Kirby
Tunnel City
Job Corps Training Center
Camp McCoy
Job Corps
Judith Andretich
la Crosse
Thomas Cowie
Tomah
Bemidji
Minn
State College
Arcadian Re-Elected Cancer Society Chief At Trempealeau Meeting
Blair Wis Prosper Schank of Arcadia was re elected president of the Trempealeau County Cancer Society at a recent picnic meeting. Other officers named include Walter Hanson Trempealeau and Lois Gilbert Whitehall as vice presidents and Mrs R E Anderson Blair as secretary with William Thomas re elected treasurer. The board approved three year terms for members and reported a May 1 balance of 641 50. Fund drive results showed communities contributing to the total of 5123 15 across numerous towns and villages.
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Elizabeth Comstock
Arcadia
Comstock
Neillsville
Mmes
William Matchette
Verne van Tassel
Soren Thompson
Osseo
Thomas
Frenchville
G. M. Wiley
C. A. Brye
Ettrick
Robert McGoorty
Chippewa Falls
Matchette
Memorials
Galesville
Lincoln
Eleva
Trempealeau
Chimney Rock
Strum
Blair
Gale
Caledonia
Independence
Pigeon Falls
Burnside
Hale
Pigeon
Whitehall
Unity
Albion
Dodge
Sumner
Preston
Blair approves 19 subcontracts for Grandview Nursing Home
Blair Wisconsin city records 19 subcontracts for construction and furnishings of the Grandview Nursing Home. Harold J. Westin and Associates prepared specs for council approval. Arcadia based Stevenson Construction Co. is the low bidder for roofing carpentry and for concrete masonry. The project cap is 288 025 with savings shared by city and contractor. Work spans six months.
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Blair
Wis
Grandview
Ray Nering
Blair Common
Stevenson Construction Co
Arcadia
Nering
Westin
Two students make honor roll at Stout University
GALESVILLE Wis. John Rindahl and Diane Kopp qualified for the dean's scholastic honor list for the second semester of the 1965 66 school year at Stout State University Menomonie.
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Galesville
Wis
John Rindahl
Joseph Rindahl
Diane Kopp
Russell Kopp
Stout State University
Menomonie
Governor Candidate To Visit Caledonia Fair
Harold Levander the Republican endorsed candidate for Minnesota governor will visit the Houston County Fair in Caledonia on Thursday August 25 arriving at the fairgrounds at 2 p.m.
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Caledonia
Minn
Harold Levander
South St. Paul
Minnesota
Houston County
Levander
Fairgrounds
Gale Building Activity Noted as Motels Expand
Galeville area reports Ray mond McBride plans a new building next to Flaherty IGA moving his laundromat from Ridge Street with a canopy over the street. Six new units added to the Sonic Motel by Mr and Mrs Ronald Byom. Robert Longwell razing former Wall sisters home. Donald Hendrickson builds a new home near Marynook.
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Galesville
Wis
Raymond McBride
Flaherty Iga
Ridge Street
Sonic Motel
Ronald Byom
Robert Longwell
Wall Sisters
Donald Hendrickson
Marynook
Teacher Returns To Viroqua Staff
James Mc Guire of Viroqua will join the junior high faculty teaching American history and will serve as football line coach and junior high basketball coach. He had resigned three years ago to enter the insurance business.
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Viroqua
Wis
James McGuire
McGuire
Tomah Opens New High School Sept. 1 With Sections
Tomah Wisconsin plans a Sept. 1 opening for its new high school building. About 780 senior high students will attend classes there while 720 junior high students use the existing building. One room rural schools have closed and staff changes include new business manager Vincent Crane and principal William Graham. Twenty eight new teachers join the staff across senior high junior high and elementary levels.
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Tomah
New High School
Wis
Kenneth A. Curran
Vincent Crane
William Graham
Mary McAdams
Frank Kazmierczak
Martin Mogan
Sparta to Hire Sixteen New Teachers for 1966 67
Sparta Wisconsin prepares for the 1966 67 term with 16 new teachers joining staff. In service days are August 25 26. classes start August 29 with revised schedules for junior senior high and elementary grades. Kindergarten runs 9 11 30 to 4 with five year age rule by October 5. bus routes and new audio visual specialist Dennis Hamilton named.
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Dennis Hamilton
la Crosse State University
New Jersey
New York
Washington, D.C
Lucille Reimers
la Crosse
Mindoro
Jessie Hoogenhouse
Job Corps
Special Education Classes Open Tuesday August 30 In Whitehall Area
Whitehall school district announces special education classes start Tuesday August 30 with buses provided. Six districts Blair Taylor Whitehall Arcadia Independence Eleva Strum join a cooperative under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. E N Brice of Independence becomes administrator. Teachers include Margaret Larson Elsie Shorten Lawrence Christopherson Lester Jorgenson Clarice Snow.
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Whitehall
Wis
Blair and
Independence
Trempealeau County
Taylor
Blair
Arcadia
Eleva Strum
E. N. Brice
Margaret Larson
Blair Elementary
Elsie Shorten
Elk Creek
Lawrence Christopherson
Brick
Lester Jorgenson
Clarice Snow
Trempealeau Caseworker Quits Post
WHITEHALL Wisconsin Mayme Hallingstad resigns as Trempealeau County Department of Public Welfare caseworker effective October 1 with a long tenure in county service including deputy clerk 1927 1932 4 H leader and pension department clerk later rejoining welfare as a case worker in 1947. Applicants need a bachelor’s degree in behavioral sciences and may contact Lowell Trewartha at the courthouse.
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Whitehall
Wis
Mayme Hallingstad
Trempealeau
Department of Public Welfare
Miss Hallingstad
Alice M. Larson
Alice Larson
George Larson
Pension Department
Women’s Army Corps
Lowell Trewartha
Brookwood High Coach Returns From Hawaii Summer Work
Norwalk Wisconsin Paul Keeny science and industrial arts teacher at Brookwood High School returned from Hawaii where he was employed for the summer. Keeny is also the football coach.
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Norwalk
Wis
Paul Keeny
Brookwood High School
Hawaii
Keeny
Century certificate awarded to Bell farm at State Fair
Centerville area farms honored for a century of operation. Robert W. Bell farm in Centerville was settled in 1866 by Anson Bell from Ohio. The property later passed to W. A. Bell, then to Robert and Florence Scherr Bell who married in 1925 and took ownership in 1932.
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Centerville
Wis
Robert W. Bell
Bell
Anson Bell
Wisconsin
Ohio
Amsterdam Prairie
W. A. Bell
Robert
Florence Scherr Bell
Pink Ladies To Wear Pink Smocks In Caledonia
In Caledonia Minnesota the pink ladies group will wear pink smocks on nursing home visits. Four members spend two hours each Tuesday assisting residents with walks rides or wheelchair pushes. They also help with gardening and have taken residents on short trips. The group met at 8 p.m. Wednesday Aug 24 at the hospital to plan more activities and welcome new members.
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Caledonia, Minn
Caledonia
Food Committee
Kings Peak Crowned Utah’s Highest Point at 13498 Feet
The Uintas are the tallest mountains in the United States running east to west in northeastern Utah. Kings Peak, at 13,498 feet, marks their highest summit.
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United States
Utah
Kings Peak
Doctor James Hickey Receives UW Journalism Doctorate
Dr. James Hickey of Sparta has earned a doctorate in journalism from the University of Wisconsin. He and his wife Rosemary Kress live in Sparta and he will teach at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
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Sparta
Wis
James Hickey
Rosemary Kress
University of Wisconsin
Hickey
University of Colorado
Boulder
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