Jaycees Plan Exhibit of Priest's Work
Jaycees plan a one man art show by Rev Ed ward P Sullivan at the Waukon Golf and Country Club from 1 to 5 pm Sunday June 14 sponsored by the Waukon Junior Chamber of Commerce and Golf Club board. Fr Sullivan will be present and coffee and punch will be served.
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Jaycees
Waukon
Iowa
Edward P. Sullivan
Loras College
Waukon Golf and Country Club
Waukon Junior Chamber of Commerce
Golf Club Board of Directors
Chicago Art Institute
Loras
Fr. Sullivan
Waukon Jaycees
Jaycettes
New Lisbon Women Show Art at Wisconsin Rural Exhibit
Two New Lisbon women Mrs. Carl Benson and Mrs. Lawrence Janssen will display pictures in the Wisconsin Rural Art Show in Madison from June 1 to 27. The Wisconsin Center on the University of Wisconsin campus hosts the exhibit, sponsored by the College of Agriculture.
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New Lisbon
Wis
Madison
Carl Benson
Lawrence Janssen
Wisconsin Center
University of Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
Army service highlights from regional enlistees and desert exercise
Pvt. Roger Valley completes artillery surveyor training at Ft. Sill after basic at Ft. Leonard Wood. DuWayne Mickelson earns private first class at William Beaumont Hospital El Paso. Pvt. Lewis Stenulson finishes Hercules missile crewman training at Ft. Bliss. Chaplain Robert Monti stationed at Thule AFB Greenland after Minot. Pvt. Ronald Buckles to Panama Canal Zone after Ft. Leonard Wood and Ft. Belvoir schooling. Pfc. Bobby Brevig completes advanced medical care course at Ft. Sam Houston. Spec. 4 Kjelland Snuggerud promoted in Milwaukee with the 59th Artillery. Four area servicemen take part in Exercise Desert Strike in California Arizona Nevada. Pvt. Kenneth C. Schmitz completes eight-week switchboard course at Ft. Gordon. Pvt. Roy O. Clark assigned to 1st Infantry Division at Ft. Riley. M. Sgt. Dale R. Zhe earns USAF Commendation Medal at Keesler. Airman Forrest D. Rice completes basic at Lackland and heads to Truax Field for transport duties.
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Roger Valley
Cletus Valley
Harpers Ferry
Iowa
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Ft. Leonard Wood
DuWayne Mickelson
Arved Mickelson
Westby
William Beaumont General Hospital
el Paso
Tex
Lewis Stenulson
Albert Stenulson
Black River Falls
Ft. Bliss
Robert Monti
M. B. Monti
Genoa
Thule Afb
Greenland
Minot Afb
N.D
Ronald Buckles
Henry Buckles
Victory
Panama Canal Zone
Ft. Belvoir
Bobby Brevig
Maynard Brevig
Spring Grove
Minn
Ft. Sam Houston
Kjelland Snuggerud
Shirley Snuggerud
Blair
Milwaukee
59Th Artillery
Army
Ft. Wood
California
Arizona
Nevada
Orland M. Nelson
Lawrence O. Nelson
Clarence L. Harmon
Frank R. Harmon
Tomah
Gary K. Lawhorn
William A. Lawhorn
Wilton
Don A. Granke
Alvin H. Granke
Stoddard
Kenneth C. Schmitz
Charles W.schmitz
Bangor
Army Southeastern Signal School
Ft. Gordon
Schmitz
Roy O. Clark
Edith Clark
Gays Mills
1St Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Kan
Clark
Fort Leonard Wood
Dale R. Zhe
Bert S. Zhe
Air Defense Command
Truax Field
Wis
Galesville man Giere cherishes full life at 79
Arthur F. Giere of Galesville a 79 year old lawyer and bibliophile keeps busy with teaching, Bible study, and local history. He owns a library of over 4000 volumes and contributes to Lutheran Digest and other publications while guiding Judge Gale Founder's Day events. An exhibit of ancient coins recently earned him a MOON trophy.
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Galesville
Wis
Arthur F. Giere
Agnes Peterson
Dorothy A. Root
Fairview Hospital
Minneapolis
Fredric A
Lake Forest, College
Illinois
Rolf
Giere
Lutheran Digest
French Road
Judge Gale
George Gale
Marynook
Ex-De Soto Man Becomes Pastor
Rev. James R. Clinton of De Soto was ordained as a pastor in the Presbyterian Church at a Dubuque Iowa seminary. He had served the De Soto Methodist Church as pastor since Rev Anton Story’s retirement two years ago. The Clintons plan to move to Chicago where he intends to continue his education.
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DE Soto, Wis
James R. Clinton
de Soto
Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Iowa
Clinton
Dairy Princess To Be Named At Lanesboro
In Lanesboro Wisconsin the Fillmore County Dairy Day parade on June 13 will highlight the field of 21 candidates for the 1964 dairy princess title led by Mary Jo Miller. The event features floats bands and a motorcycle unit with a tractor driving contest and cash prizes plus a coronation dance and banquet for candidates and judges. The princess and runners up will advance to the regional contest June 27 at Dodge Center.
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Lanesboro
Wis
Fillmore County
Mary Jo Miller
Dodge Center
Cat and birds in tense farmyard standoff near Waukon
A calm farm scene shows a cat crouched by a birdhouse on the ground while birds perch on nearby wires. The standoff captures a moment of mutual patience as both sides wait for the other to move. A UPI telephoto caption notes the quiet suspense.
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Waukon
Iowa
Eastman Native Directs Missioners In Guatemala
Rev. Francis J. Garvey of Eastman Crawford County named director of Maryknoll missioners in four Huehuetenango parishes Guatemala. As dean he will supervise programs for about 350000 Mayan people and coordinate literacy education health and economic projects. Garvey, 20 years in Latin American mission work, was ordained in 1943 after Maryknoll studies begun in 1935.
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Eastman
Wis
Crawford County
Maryknoll
Guatemala
Central America
Francis J. Garvey
Frank Garvey
Garvey
Latin America
Huehuetenango
Chiantla
Malacatancito
Aguacatan
Fr. Garvey
Maryknollers
Western Hemisphere
Seneca ‘High School
Loras Academy
Dub
Eastman, Wis
Luther College Offers Broad Summer Program
Luther College in Decorah Iowa opens a broad summer session June 15 featuring visiting lecturers from other colleges and Luther faculty. Courses range across art ceramics Shakespeare history geography government psychology church history astronomy and more with special programs for continuing education of housewives and an anthropology and race relations focus.
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Decorah
Iowa
Luther College
Behavioral Science Institute
Doris Crozier
Chatham College
Stanley Erikson
Augustana College of
Illinois
Luther
Jitsuichi Masuoka
Fisk University of Nashville
Merchants Plan Meeting On Tomah Store Hours
Tomah Wis The merchants committee of the Great Tomah Area Chamber of Commerce will meet Wednesday June 10 at 11 a m to tabulate poll returns on store hours sentiment. Voters chose among four options including Monday open all day to 9 p.m and variations with noon openings and Friday night hours.
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Tomah
Wis
Greater Tomah Area
Lynxville Girl Wins Sousa Award
Betty Petersen of Lynxville receives the John Philip Sousa band award chosen by band members and approved by director Robert Chambers. she is a 1964 Seneca High School graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Petersen.
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Lynxville, Wis
Betty Petersen
Andy Petersen
Lynxville
Seneca High School
Raymond Roberts
Robert Chambers
Vernon County Dairy Queen Contest Entries Near Deadline
Vernon County girls aged 16 to 21 and unmarried must enter by Friday June 12 to compete for the county Dairy Queen title. The winner will represent Vernon County for 12 months at events and county fair appearances, with Wardrobe support from area merchants. The event runs during Dairy Days in Viroqua June 19 to 21 and two princesses will also be chosen.
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Viroqua
Wis
Vernon County
Queen
Lillian Loken
Pam Smith
Mt Pisgah Wesleyan closes two week Bible school
Ontario Wis two week vacation Bible school at Mt Pisgah Wesleyan Methodist Church ends with a program Friday evening June 19.
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Ontario
Wis
Mt. Pisgah
Effigy Mounds Superintendent Gets New Post
Donald M. Spalding, longtime Effigy Mounds National Monument superintendent in Iowa, is named successor at Platt National Park in Oklahoma. The 42 year old Seattle native will assume duties June 15 after Paul M. Steel's death ends 21 years of service.
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Marquette
Montana State University
Spalding
Munson Named To Agriculture Platform Post
Munson of rural La Farge has been appointed by State Democratic Chairman Louis Hanson to the agricultural section of the state Democratic platform committee. He will help write the agriculture plank for the June 1920 convention at the Schroeder Hotel in Milwaukee. Munson is a declared Democratic candidate for State Assembly representing Crawford and Vernon counties.
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Munson
Schroeder
Milwaukee
Crawford-Vernon
Zion Church Vacation Bible School Ends June 12
Zion Church in Brownsville Minnesota wraps up a two week Vacation Bible School with its final session scheduled for Friday June 12.
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Brownsville
Minn
Zion Church
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