Mauston Plant Cans Pure Dream With Secret Process
The Liqua-Dry Milk company at Mauston begins production of a new Dairy Cream process cream owned by Dairy Dream Farms Inc of New York. The process allows long shelf life at tropical temperatures and no refrigeration. Wisconsin was chosen for strict quality control and cream supply from across the state. An office for the New York firm was opened in Mauston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauston
Wis
Liqua-Dry Milk Company, Inc
Dairy Dream Farms, Inc
New York
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Wisconsin
Meddtern
Liqua-Dry Milk Company
Oun
Honor Rolls Named by Onalaska High School
Onalaska Wis Special the high school office released the honor roll for the second six weeks of the second semester. Seniors listed include Nancy Westerhouse Barbara Horman Barbara Sichler Eileen Tomach Lois Brudos Joanne Tabbert Lois Anne Piske Rita Bucklin Jeri Westerhouse Lucille Marcus Knute Temte Phil Thaldorf Carol Cox Dayton Pertzsch Marilyn Adams James Smith Juniors Doris Markey Jeannie Stuhr Donna Ziegler Barbara Westerhouse Theresa Jollivette Dianne Gilbertson Roy Marcus Beverly Reed Don Poss Ronald Espe Sophomores Kenneth Berger Caroline Stollenwerk Newell Nelson Mary Ellen Olson Donna Judge Shirley Herman John Enge Eric Berg Dorothy Dolbier Joyce Orr Pat Thompson Howard Erickson Janet Cox Janice Cox David Wick Shirley Van Riper Al Hilde Maril Ford Freshmen Dra Mahlum John Adams Harriet Larson Orlene Anderson Pilaf Anderson Pat Stellick Carol Marcus Merlin Olson
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Onalaska
Wis
Nancy Westerhouse
Barbara Horman
Barbara Sichler
Eileen Tomach
Lois Brudos
Joanne Tabbert
Lois Anne Piske
Rita Bucklin
Jeri Westerhouse
Lucille Marcus
Knute Temte
Phil Thaldorf
Carol Cox
Dayton Pertzsch
Marilyn Adams
Gale fund quotas set for Lutheran education drive
In Gale s ville Wisconsin a two million dollar fundraising drive by the Evangelical Lutherans aims to aid eleven institutions including five major colleges three junior colleges and three academies in the United States and a Canadian seminary. Zion Lutheran church hosted the Sunday conference where pastor Rev S E Verring reported strong local support and quotas of 1800 for Zion and 1300 for Hardies Creek.
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Galesville
Wis
United
Zion Church
la Crosse
Rolf Haatvedt
Luther College
Decorah
Ivar Gjelistad
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hardies Creek Church
Wisconsin Electric Co Op Readies For 13th Meeting
Madison hosts the 13th annual Wisconsin Electric cooperative meeting March 22 to 24 featuring Sen. Edward J. Thye and Jerry Voorhis. Gov. Rennebohm and other officials will speak as the three day convention reviews 1948 operations and sets 1949 policies. Oakdale delegates totaling over 300 include A. M. Kief fer and C. G. Babcock among many others from cooperatives across the state.
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Madison
Wis
U. S
Edward J. Thye
Minnesota
Jerry Voorhis
Cooperative League of the U
Rennebohm
William J. Neal
Rural Electrification Administration
Clark T. McWhorter
Tipton
Cial
Wisconsin Electric Cooperative
Oakdale
Last Lyceum Program Set At Ettrick
Ettrick Wisconsin prepares for the last Lyceum program by Ross and Barbara Coleman. The evening features a Lilliput revue with acrobats clowns a roller skating monkey animals and a trapeze performer among various acts. The program blends variety numbers with music dance and storytelling.
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Ettrick
Wis
Ross
Barbara Coleman
Lyceum
Parent-Teacher Association
Ettrick Community Hall
Lilliput
Harold Teen
Charmles
Colemans
Spelldown Won By Hokah Girl
Shirley Wiese an eighth grader from St. Peters Parochial school Hokah won the Caledonia spelling bee held March 12 at the courthouse. She will compete in Minneapolis on April 9. Other participant Catherine Stadtler, sixth grade, Caledonia Catholic Church, daughter of Lloyd Stadtler and Mrs Stadtler.
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Caledonia, Minn
Shirley Wiese
Court House
Caledonia
Minneapolis
Shirley
St. Peter's
Hokah
Kenneth Wiese
Therese
Catherine Stadtler
Caledonia Catholic Church
Lloyd Stadtler
La Crescent Auxiliary selects Girls State delegate
La Crescent Minnesota Mary Anderson was chosen as the La Crescent American Legion auxiliary's delegate to Minnesota Girls State in Minneapolis this summer. Annette Kelly named alternate and the group held its regular meeting at Mrs Charles Heyerdahl's home with other items including a poppy sale poster contest and bake sale plans.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Mary Anderson
la Crescent American Legion Auxiliary
Girls State
Minneapolis
Charles Heyerdahl
Helmer Anderson
Central High School
la Crosse
Annette Kelly
la Crescent Auxiliary
Minnesota
Alfred Pohlman
Stanley Harris
Bob Bacon
Ralph Timm
M. McLaughlin
Maxine
Ida Harris
Hazel Bacon
Steve Zemlo
Czech Family Starts Life Anew In U. S.
Willi e Kirchmayer, his wife and two sons from Austria, arrive in Sparta Wisconsin to begin anew after losing their 550 acre Czechoslovak farm to Soviet occupation in 1945. They seek a new farming life with relatives and visas arranged, hoping for independence and citizenship in America.
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U. S
Sparta
Wis
Willie Kirchmayer
Austria
Kirchmayers
United States
Kirchmayer
Willie Fritz
Andrew
Arthur Jacobson
Dudley Lathrop
Mauston Couple Granted Divorce in One Day Circuit Court
In Mauston Wisconsin Olga Smith 42 was granted a divorce from Charles Smith 53 on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Custody of their one minor child was awarded to the mother. The couple married October 10 1935 in Mauston.
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Mauston
Wis
Circuit Court
Bruce F. Beilfuss
Olga Smith
Charles Smith
Middle East Oil Production Began in 1911
The article notes that crude oil production in the Middle East commenced in 1911, marking an early phase of vast energy development. It highlights the historical start of extraction activities in the region.
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Middle East
Ontario Legion Auxiliary Banquet Planned for April
The Bredlow Ewing post of the American Legion and its auxiliary met March 15 in the KP hall. They plan a Monroe county Legion banquet to be held in Ontario in April. An oyster supper was served to members of both groups before the session.
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Ontario
Wis
Bredlow - Ewing
American Legion
Monroe County Legion
REA Members Reelect Directors at Gays Mills Meeting
Crawford county REA members met in the Gays Mills community building on March 14. Directors re-elected to fill the Kerrigan vacancy were George Wachuta Hays Ward and M C O'Brien Mike McGinley was named. Speakers included Earl Wisdom H O Melby Patrick Lucey and Norman Moses. Home economics girls of Gays Mills high school served lunch.
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Gays Mills
Wis
Crawford County
REA
George Wachuta
Hays Ward
M. C. O’brien
John S. Kerrigan
Mike McGinley
Earl Wisdom
Iowa Association of Cratives
H. O. Melby
Vernon Electric Cooperative
Patrick Lucey
Ferryville
Norman Moses
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Gays Mills High School
Australia Reports Large Sheep Herd Increase
Australia releases annual sheep census showing a herd of 102,560,000 sheep, up 6,840,000 from last year. Strong gains occur across multiple states with Queensland and Western Australia contributing most to the rise.
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Australia
Neprud To Talk At Whitehall Dinner Tuesday
Lincoln Neprud of Viroqua and Vernon county judge will speak at the annual Lutheran brotherhood father and son banquet at Our Savior church parlors Tuesday evening March 22. The event includes a meal, intrumental music, and presentations of Scouts Cubs and 4H leaders, with Roy Huitfeldt as toastmaster.
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Whitehall
Wis
Lincoln Neprud
Viroqua
Vernon County
Gateway Area
Boy Scout Council
Lutheran Brotherhood
Father and Son
Our Saviour's Church
Brotherhood
Roy Huitfeldt
Whitehall High School
Supt. C. S. Edwards
Rubyn Smith
T. O. Rice
Doxology
Ladies Aid
Hillsboro Band Elects New Manager and Officers
Robert Machovec named manager of the Hillsboro Bohemian band, succeeding Jack Rose who left to join the army. Machovec serves as cornetist and joins officers John Wachter treasurer Leo Liska librarian Rudolph Levy Frank Kolash Virgil Novy Emil Levi trustees, Harold White and Edwin Shear directors. The 18 band members and their instruments include Harold White Robert Machovec John Wachter James Thompson Frank Kolash Emil Levi Charles Verbsky Robert Janecek Keith Moon Leo Liska Rudolph Levy Bernard Filler Edward Lisker Robert Kretche Virgil Novy Martin Novy Ernie Picha Tom Sweeney Ralph Roberts.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Robert Machovec
Jack Rose
Machovec
John Wachter
Leo Liska
Rudolph Levy
Frank Kolash
Virgil Novy
Emil Levi
Harold White
Edwin Shear
Camp Douglas PTA Holds Second Meeting
Camp Douglas Wisconsin special reports the Camp Douglas Parent Teachers Association held its second meeting at the village school on March 14. Mrs Fern Olson presided as president with a business session adopting by laws. The program focused on Character and Spiritual Education with readings and Irish music. A library development project was set for the coming month.
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Camp Douglas
Wis
Parent-Teachers Association
Fern Olson
PTA
Pe Ganther
Mae Riedel
Minnie Bushman
Jo Deen Wilkinson
Mary Singleton
Esther Hagel
Allison Nelson
U S Chickens On Farms Estimated At Half Billion In 1946
An estimate shows the United States farms housed about 525 536 000 chickens at the start of 1946 reflecting vast poultry production across regions and operations.
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United States
Prairie du Chien hosts regional art show
A court house exhibition in Prairie du Chien features 49 artists with 75 works from four counties. Eight winners advance to the Madison state show. Saturday gallery tour and judge critique accompany demonstrations by Alma Hijelle, Joan Moore, Virginia De Gaynor, Gwen Druyer, Shirley Adams, and William Bittner students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Madison
Frederick Lauritzen
University of Wisconsin
Alma Hijelle
Ferryville
Joan Moore
Soldiers Grove
Virginia de Gaynor
Barnum
Gwen Druyer
Shirley Adams
William Bittner
Wilton Altar Society Card Party Planned
Wilton St. John's Altar Society hosts its second card party of the season on Sunday at the Joe Van Ruden home in Dorset Valley. Pinochle and 500 are on the agenda and lunch will be served.
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Wilton
Wis
St. John’s Altar Society of
Joe van Ruden
Dorset Valley
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