Average $100 More for 1963 Eau Claire Teacher Grads
The 1963 Eau Claire State College teacher education grads averaged starting salaries about $100 higher than 1962. Elementary education grads without experience earned about $4,809, secondary grads $4,838, with special education and junior high programs showing higher figures. Most secondary graduates secured teaching positions. credentials and campus interviews numbered high.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Eau Claire State College
Lester Emans
Vernon County Reports Highlight Sheriff and Deeds Office Data
Vernon County sheriff’s department jailed 301 men and nine women in 1963 at a board cost of $2,626 while 95 major traffic violations occurred. Juvenile offenses totaled 26 and 65 ambulance trips covered 2,500 miles. Deeds office recorded 9,761 instruments with 724 births 335 deaths and 193 marriages amid $9,957.75 in fees.
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Viroqua
Wis
Sheriff's Department
Register of Deeds Office
Vernon County
Morris Moon
Welfare Department
Vernon County Register of Deeds
Donald Potter
Register of Deeds
Carl Schurz Exhibit To Be Shown
Madison Wisconsin will open a Carl Schurz exhibition at the State Historical Society on Tuesday December 10 based on a 2500 volume Schurz library gifted by his grand-niece Mrs John Downes of Chicago She will attend with her daughters and will join a luncheon with society director Leslie H Fisher Jr and staff After the opening she will tour the society The exhibit includes Lincoln autographs and a Schurz letter to his wife
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Madison
Wis
Carl Schurz
Wisconsin
State Historical Society
Society
John Downes
Chicago
Downes
John T. Windle
Ind
Arthur R. Hogue
Bloomington
Schurz
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Lincoln
A. Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Leslie H. Fisher Jr
Legion and Auxiliary Host Christmas Pot Luck Party
The American Legion and Auxiliary of Galesville Wisconsin will host their annual pot luck Christmas party at the Bank of Galesville at 6 30 p.m. on Wednesday December 11. Attendees will exchange 50 cent gifts and may invite a friend.
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Galesville
Wis
American Legion and Auxiliary
Bank of Galesville
Tomah City Budget Hearing Set for December 12
The Tomah Wisconsin council schedules a December 12 public hearing on the 1964 city budget. If adopted, taxpayers face 331.40 per 1000 of assessed value, up 18 mills from last year, with total to be raised of 828,413.65 for city, school, county and state needs. The city rate stays at 8.075 mills, and rebates will offset some personal property and real estate taxes.
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Tomah
Wis
Phillis Zimmerman
Three One-Act Plays Staged At Waukon High School
WAUKON Iowa three one act plays will be staged in the high school gym at 8 p m on Wednesday December 11 The contest presentation The Val iant will be shown along with Wildcat by the freshman class and No Television Tonight by the sophomores The event highlights school dramatics in December at Waukon High School.
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Waukon
Iowa
BRF High School Stages Babes in Toyland Musical
Black River Falls High School vocal music department presents a two act Babes in Toyland directed by Margaret Berndt with speaking roles by Kathy Sheffer David Schneider Signe Peterson Irene Hanson Lane Epstein and others. Sets by Richard Hagen and Gene Larsow replace the annual Christmas program and performances run December 14 and 15.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Black River Falls High School
Margaret Berndt
Victor Herbert
Kathy Sheffer
David Schneider
Signe Peterson
Irene Hanson
Lane
David Epstein
Marilyn Curran
Dale Peterson
Richard Frederickson
Betty Larson
William Gates
Donna Johnson
Linda Reylea
Mary Northup
Beverly Christianson
Steven Benson
Leroy Parker
Richard Moake
Richard Hagen
Gene Larsow
River Falls
Eau Claire State
Papers Circulated For Two Candidates for State Supreme Court
Nomination papers for Horace W. Wilke of Madison and Harry E. Larsen of Superior are circulating at Trempealeau County Courthouse. Both men are candidates for justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the April 4 1964 election. Wilke has held the office since his May 1962 appointment by Gov. Gaylord Nelson.
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Whitehall
Wis
Horace W. Wilke
Madison
Harry E. Larsen
Superior
Trempealeau County
State Supreme Court
Wilke
Gaylord Nelson
New Secretary Hired in Sparta Public Health Office
SPARTA Wisconsin Miss Ardell Jacobsen begins work as secretary in the Public Health Nurse Estelle North's office. She succeeds Marjorie Cobb who resigned to join the Veterans Administration Hospital at Tomah.
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Sparta
Wis
Ardell Jacobsen
Estelle North
Marjorie Cobb
Veterans Administration Hospital
Tomah
Wisconsin Premium Cheese gifts highlight local firm
The Wisconsin Premium Cheese, Inc. operates from La Crosse under T. D. Solie and ships gourmet gifts nationwide. The program grows from a warehousing operation at the former Peerless Brewing Co. plant with twelve cheese assortments and prices from 2.85 to 6.95 parcel post paid. Descriptive literature can be obtained by dialing 4-7148.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Premium Cheese, Inc
T. D. Solie
la Crosse
Peerless Brewing Co
3Rd
Division
Merrillan Board finalizes land transfers and village upgrades
Merrillan Wisconsin village board completed land deals for a Lower Lake resort project by exchanging a 16 acre tract with Cyrus and Mrs. Comstock. Other actions include annexing two parcels for road rights, electing Gene McKevitt to the utility board, forming a building fund and committee, updating cemetery rules, tightening disease reporting, and awarding prizes for the Christmas lighting contest.
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Merrillam
Wis
Lower Lake
Cyrus Comstock
Gene McKevitt
DeVan Staples
Rod Burlingame
Phil Fitzpatrick
McKevitt
Oakwood Cemetery
Jule Radatz
Businessmen Set Annual Mabel Christmas Party
The Mabel Business Association will host its annual Christmas party for children at the local theater on Saturday December 21. Santa Claus is due to arrive in Mabel at 2 p.m. Tuesday December 24.
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Mabel, Minn
Mabel Business Association
Santa Claus
Mabel
Taylor Back On County Phone Line
The General Telephone Co issues new directories placing Taylor back on the county line. Taylor residents favor a small monthly rate increase for extended service as four new circuits are installed. Additional staffing from Portage aids in completing line changes and activating lines.
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Black River Falls
Wis
General Telephone Co
Taylor
Taylor Region
The
Telephone Company
Portage
Ettrick Families Move To New Homes
Ettrick Wisconsin families relocate as Ben Erickson buys a farm 27 miles north on Highway 53 near Pigeon Falls. Julius Hegge of Frenchville purchases the Erickson home and plans to move in. Richard Herreid family relocates to a newly built home in North Beaver Creek, Irene Briggs and son Robert occupy the Herreids’ vacated apartment, and Edward Forseth and family move from the Walter Café apartment to the post office apartment vacated by Mrs. Briggs.
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Ettrick
Wis
Ben Erickson
Pigeon Falls
Julius Hegge
Frenchville
Erickson
Richard Herreid
Beaver Creek
Irene Briggs
Robert
Herreids
Edward Forseth
Walter Cafe
Briggs
Santa Claus to visit Ettrick Lions Club event
Santa Claus will come to Ettrick Wisconsin with the Lions Club on Saturday December 14 at 1 30 p m at the community hall. All area children may attend and Santa will hand out candy and nuts provided by local businessmen. C H Nelson leads arrangements.
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Ettrick
Wis
Lions Club
Santa Claus
Santa
C. H. Nelson
Santa to Visit PF Saturday Dec 21
Santa Claus will visit Pigeon Falls Wisconsin Saturday December 21. The Lions Club hosts the annual Christmas party at the school gym starting at 2 p.m. A movie and Christmas treats will be provided.
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Santa
Pigeon Falls
Wis
Santa Claus
Lions Club
Caledonia Teacher Chosen for National Conclave in NYC
Irvin P. Plitzuweit a chemistry teacher at John Marshall High School Rochester was selected as one of about 15 educators from across the country to attend a conference on what it takes to teach in New York City. The event is sponsored by the National Education Association and Magazine Publishers Association. Plitzuweit a Caledonia native and Winona State College graduate taught science in Harmony before joining John Marshall this fall.
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Caledonia
Minn
Irvin P. Plitzuwell
John Marshall High School
Rochester
New York City
National Education Association
Magazine Publishers Association
Caledonia High School
Winona State College
Plitzuweil
Harmony
Plitzuweit
Paul Plitzuweit
Fox Wanders In During Laundry in Redwood City
Mrs Elizabeth Scheel recalled doing laundry when a fox wandered in attracting attention. The Humane Society took charge of the surprisingly tame intruder.
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Redwood City
Calif
Elizabeth Scheel
The
Humane Society
Sparta Junior High Holiday Concert Planned
Sparta Wisconsin. The Sparta Junior High School music department will hold its annual Christmas concert in the Senior High School Auditorium on Thursday December 12 at 8 p m The program features seventh and eighth grade chorus freshman chorus under David Stein and the senior high band directed by Peter Hackett. The program includes sacred and secular holiday music and appeals to the entire family. Public is invited with no admission charge.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Junior High School
David Stein
Peter Hackett
New Lisbon Graders to Present Concert
New Lisbon Grade School students plan a music program in the Senior High School gymnasium at 8 p.m. Tuesday December 10. David Segerstrom will direct the program featuring the junior band girls glee club boys glee club and a 200 voice chorus.
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New Lisbon
Wis
David Segerstrom
Mental Health Program Highlighted At Whitehall Meeting
Kenneth Colwell described the Trempealeau County Hospital as vital to the future of mental health, noting its community integration and local groups involvement. The Trempealeau facility houses 219 patients with 33 full-time and three part-time staff, serving residents from several counties.
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Whitehall
Wis
Kenneth Colwell
Division of Mental Hygiene
Madison
Trempealeau County Hospital
Colwell
Carl Nordhagen
Trempealeau County
Mendota State Hospital
C. F. Meyer
Pepin
Buffalo
Jackson
Trempealeau
la Crosse
Clark Counties
Trempealeau Masonic Lodge Elects New Officers
Trempealeau Wis Orrin Leavitt was elected worthy master at a recent lodge meeting succeeding Arild Engelsen. Other officers named include William Lehman senior warden Lloyd Anderson junior warden William Junghans treasurer Harvey Neilson secretary and Carleton Towner trustee for three years. Other officers will be appointed.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Orrin Leavitt
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