Social Events Highlight Turner Hall Fun Night
More than 500 homemakers attended Turner Hall for Fun Night. Mrs. Ben Zimmerli hosted as mistress of ceremonies. The program featured the Modern Mrs. chorus, Swissettes, and many local groups with skits, music, and pantomimes from Jordan Center to Meadow Valley. Refreshments were organized by multiple centers and a committee including Mrs. Clarence Zweifel.
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Hilarit
Turner Hall
Ben Zimmerli
Rocking Eight
Sweet ’N’ Neat Club
Farmland Five
Liberty Club
Jordan Center
Hiawatha
Mt. Pleasant
Attica Center
Dutch Hollow
Adams
Adams Club
Meadow Valley
Clarence Zweifel
Vincent Thomm
Godfrey Nussbaum
Ralph Jones
J. Herman Elmer
Delmar Arn
Pastor Roy Feldt to Attend United Brethren Conference
Rev M J Roehrdanz of Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church and Roy Feldt will attend the Evangelical United Brethren Annual Conference May 3 to 6 in Milwaukee. Feldt, 2008 14th St, was elected by the Immanuel Local Conference to represent the church at this meeting, the 110th Wisconsin denomination conference with about 28 000 members. Delegates may elect to the General Conference and plans for the next year are set after review.
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M. J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Roy Feldt
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E Memorial Church
Milwauee
Feldt
14Th St
Immanuel
Wisconsin
General Conference
Peggy Lynn Stoll Baptized at West Viota Church
Peggy Lynn Stoll daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Stoll Mineral Point was baptized April 17 at West Viota Church by Rev William Simpson. Sponsors were Mr Gary Hawkinson and Mr Horeb. A dinner followed at the Stoll home with family and friends attending.
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Peggy Lynn Stoll
Nathan Stoll
Mineral Point
West Viota
William Simpson
Gary Hawkinson
Horeb
Peggy
Stoll
Charles Stoll
Cecil Stoll
Browntown
Celia Jorgenson
Wiota
Roger Jorgenson
Rolyn Jorgenson
Valders
Oakley Church Plans Midweek Mother Daughter Banquet
The Oakley Union Evangelical United Brethren Church will hold its annual Mother Daughter Banquet at Oakley Church on Wednesday May 4. A potluck supper begins at 7 15 p m followed by a program. Attendees are asked to bring food to share.
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Oakley Union Evangelical United Brethren Church
Oakley Church
Policeman Returns After Suspension for Notching Gun
William T. Detterline 29 returns to duty after a 15 day suspension over carving two notches in his service revolver. He says the marks were made after winging two burglars during April bakery and July supermarket break ins. Chief Harold C. Smith says the notches were found in a routine inspection.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
William T. Detterline
Detterline
Harold C. Smith
Lost Act Highlight Marks Hidden Issue in Theater
A terse note about a missing act stirs debate over how stage pieces vanish. The item underscores a broader concern about inventory and accountability in a historic performance venue.
Monroe Garden Club braves cold for spring humor program
Members gathered despite blustery weather for a spring themed meeting featuring quotes about spring and plans for a future garden show. A centerpiece of pink snapdragons and iris highlighted the refreshment table as discussions moved to local arts and tours.
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Monroe Garden Club
Lost Ad Sparks Caution in Local Market
A fragmented notice reveals a missing advertisement prompting residents to watch for a missing item. Authorities urge careful verification of listings and encourage reporting any leads to the local desk. The snippet hints at a community concern around a misplaced ad in today’s paper.
Moose installs new officers at Thursday Moose meeting
Trustee Jack Marty heads the Moose as new officers are installed including Leland Miller governor and Phillip Kahl inner guard at the Thursday night meeting. Women of the Moose escort the officers in, with euchre winners named and lunch served by local members.
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Jack Marty
The
Moose
Leland Miller
Clifford Prien
Phillip Kahl
Clarence Rufer
Roger Brugger
Hervey Hoesly
Charles Schadewaldt
Donald Albright
Roger Severson
of the Moose
Mmes
Nellie Engles
Fred Rieder
Fred Felder
Ted Schmiedlin
Fannie Kubly
Clifford Hawthorne
Robert Maurer
Carl Striet
William Korn
Jennie Baerwald
August Kurth
Beatrice Mulligan
Homer Wardlow
Euchre
Norman Ritschard
Hervey Ioesly
Fredrick Boeck
Nathan Bechteldt
Edward Grossen
Norman Ritschards
Highway 12 Death Alley Prompts Bond Plan Say Gov Knowles
Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles labeled the 79 mile stretch of Highway 12 from Eau Claire to Tomah as a high casualty route. He urged a bond program to finish the interstate link between Eau Claire and La Crosse and Tomah. The governor favored a gasoline tax increase to finance faster highway construction. Felkner of the Wisconsin Petroleum Association supported constructive moves short of new fuel taxes.
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Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Tomah
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin Petroleum Association
la Crosse
Robert P. Felkner
Association
Three City Mishaps Reported by Police
Monroe police investigated three traffic mishaps yesterday. At 12 25 p.m. a motorcycle truck crash occurred at 17th Ave and 12th St involving Gladys M Westgard and James A Webster. At 5 49 p.m. a collision at 6th St and 20th Ave involved Ronald L Disch and Donald J Stauffacher. At 8 50 p.m. Meighan and Aide collided in Pilgrim Kitchen parking lot when Aide backed out.
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Monroe
Gladys M. Westgard
17Th St
James A. Webster
14Th St
17Th Ave
12Th St
Ronald L. Disch
Donald J. Stauffacher
Sonerville
Mass
6Th St
20Th Ave
Clarence F. Meighan
Winslow
James F. Aide
Mineral Point
Pilgrim Kitchen
Aide
Meighan
British pirate radio expands with two new stations
Radio England and Britain Radio plan 24 hour broadcasts from the Patricia off Essex with 110,000 watts. They aim to cover all of Britain using American DJs while Parliament debates new laws to curb pirates as BBC remains a commercial-free monopoly.
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London
Radio England
Britain Radio
Patricia
Essex
Britain
Radio London
Radio Caroline
Anthony Wedgwood Benn
Labor
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Whisky Fueled Warehouse Fire Destroys San Francisco Storage
A nine hour blaze in a bonded whisky warehouse in San Francisco drew 300 firefighters and injured 24. Flames reached 150 feet high drifting into a second warehouse nearby. The loss is expected to exceed a million dollars.
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San Francisco
Lucy Ann Stacken to Wed John W Lucy in Local Clerk's Office
In Minneapolis Lucy Ann Stacken, 25, applied for a marriage license this week. In a few days she will marry John W Lucy, 28, and become Lucy Lucy.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lucy Ann Stacken
John W. Lucy
Lucy Lucy
Horehound Herb Used For Chest Remedies Since 9th Century
Horehound, a mint family herb, has a long history as a chest remedy dating back to the 9th century and is now a common ingredient in cough drops.
New Glarus School Notes Highlight Prom Plans and Staff Changes
The New Glarus school brief notes resignations include Mrs. Cathrine Schlass and Mrs. Susan Spector from junior high, Mr. Marvin Whiteaker from junior high, and the district’s superintendent Mr. R J Habeck leaves for study and a doctorate pursuit. Pre-registration for 1966-67 is complete and a May 7 junior prom themed Some Enchanted Evening features King Jim Jeglum and JoAnn Hoesly with a Court of Honor listed.
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Brodhead
Mary Popanz
Fred Popanz
Randy Pinnow
Raymond Pinnow
Diane Crotty
Peggy Milks
Mary Ellen Reigle
Dolores Wenger
Fritz Benton
Don Condon
Jeff Jubbe
Mike Martin
Brodhead High School
Ron McWilliams
Mentary
Catherine Schlass
Marvin Whiteaker
Susan Spector
New Glarus Hotel
Debbie Iverson
Cheryl Jelle
Linda Stolts
Lorna Hustad
Jean Legler
Beth Luchsinger
Trudy Elmer
Sue Bauer
Wendy Yaeger
Emily Rindy
Jim Jeglum
JoAnn Hoesly
Margaret Schneider
Larry Stuessy
Christine Streiff
Alvin Kramme
Paulette Disch
Keith Disch
Claudia Ingwell
Dave Owen
Ruth Erickson
Dale Hustad
Rhonda Schneider
Dave Richert
Jeanne Elmer
Jim Klassy
Jane Strickler
Greg Engen
JoAnn Kehri
Oshkosh
New Glarus
Albany
Argyle
Judo
Monticello
Monroe
Monona Grove
R.J. Habeck
University of Wisconsin
Barb Hustad
Diane Boley
Shirley Yaun
Glarus
Madison Business College
Barb
Eugenie Kopanski
Norma Phillips
Kerwin Steffen
William Dueholm
Cheddar Cheese Prices Steady in Madison Report
Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese prices remained unchanged to one cent lower on select varieties. Agricultural Marketing Service noted slow to fair demand and adequate to ample supplies with American production in the week ending April 21 down one percent nationwide and in Wisconsin, totaling about 25.65 million pounds. Swiss cheese saw wider price moves as trading levels fell with limited top grade offerings and irregular demand in major cities.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Mrs Kennedy's Flight Delayed En Route to New York
Mrs John F Kennedy arrived in New York after a Spain visit with a London stopover to see Princess Lee Radziwill. Weather caused a plane pileup, diverting to Boston for refueling and immigration checks before resuming to New York, arriving five hours late.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Spain
London
Princess Lee Radziwill
Boston
Immigration and Customs
Honeymoon Ends As Claus von Amsbergs Return to Amsterdam
The German groom and his bride Crown Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands return to Amsterdam for Queen Juliana's upcoming 57th birthday. The couple’s seven week marriage appears to be entering a public phase with the royal family awaiting celebrations.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Claus von Amsbergs
Beatrix of the
Juliana
Trailblazer Award Honors Mrs Lyndon B Johnson in Dallas
The National Home Fashions League awarded its Trailblazer Award to Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and invited the First Lady to accept in person at the Dallas convention on May 14. The league includes about 1500 women executives in home fashions and furnishings.
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Dallas
Tex
National Home _ Fashions League
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barbra Streisand illness prompts understudy substitution
Four hundred audience members at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London left room after news Barbra Streisand would be replaced by an understudy due to a mild gastric influenza infection. The American singer was unwell with flu symptoms.
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London
Prince of Wales Theater
Barbra Streisand
Sophie Tucker items set for May 7 Parke-Bernet sale
Auction of Sophie Tucker’s piano from her Park Avenue flat will be held May 7 at Parke-Bernet Galleries. A Picasso watercolor from Helena Rubinstein’s estate sold for 13 000 dollars. Rubinstein sale has grossed 2.6 million dollars in jewelry art and furnishings.
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New York
Sophie Tucker
Park Avenue
Parke- Bernet Galleries
Parke-Bernet
Helena Rubinstein
Rubinstein
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Paul Affolter
8Th St
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Switzerland
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Bern
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O’hare International
McKay Nursery Co
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New Glarus School
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