Oak Shade Wins At Rural Exhibit Fair
Oak Shade school dominates the Green County fair exhibit with top prizes in multiple grades. Judges awarded Oak Shade first, Sander second, and a long list of local students from Oak Shade and nearby districts for quality work and entries at the Fairfield center.
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Oak Shade
Ada
Sander School
Green County Fairbacker
Fairfield
Mary Stalder
Jordan Center
Gilbert Disch
Karen Schuttler
Oak Wolf
Karen Yeazel
Blackford
Larry J . Schutt
Prien
Diana Elmer
Douglas Reasa
Smiley
Lou Clark
East Clarno
Dwight Bump
Peebles
Delbert Behring
Franklin
Charlene Indergard
Buckskin
Martha Kummer
Juda
Sarah Becker
Milford Gruenberg
Green Vi
Joan Drofahi
Oak
Kenneth ‘Stites
G Wells
Ullom
Alice Folk
Blaine
Dwight Drye
Green Valley
Jon Osk
Shade
Aeschliman
Feirview
Carol Ellefson
Franklin Jennette Crane
Dorothy Webster
Roosevelt
Wayne Segner
Cynthie Bartlett
Attica
Oakley
Frank Milz
Dorothy Preuti
Fairview
JoAnn Larson
Welt
Joan Peterson
Once Golickson
Joye
Zimmerman
Jo- Ann Larson
Jeanold Stolder
Coyla Stamm
Allom
Jeannette Crone
Walter Schroeder
E. Clarno
Arlie Falk
Doris Grossenbacher
Burnett Legler
Anita Figi
Fof Blackford
Readable Fragments Mention Oak Shade and Sanders Schools
The clipping references Oak Shade school and Sanders school among other local institutions, suggesting a community education or event notice. No additional readable details specify dates, acts, or participants for a fuller summary.
Local Social Notes and Moves Across Town
Wedding officiated by Rev Bandt. Army discharge of Thomas C. Muggler at Ft Sheridan. Marion Bjork spent a month at Camp Huckory Hill. Emma Muller returned from Loomis California. C R Mooney and relatives visiting California and Washington. Edwin R Evans Philadelphia died of heart attack. Frank Lyons Atlanta called by mother Sarah Lyons’ death. LeVerne Wells leases Will Berndt house. Alice Dinsdale Monroe visits with Lillie Focht and Amelia Focht. W S Murphy and others guests of Knezel and Dedrick. Charles Murphy joins Supt Pfisterer in West Allis. Harry Welch buys Fred Combs property. Leopold family visits Welch. Roberta Dixon to Walders as Girl Scout counsellor. William Hall and Carol visit Chicago. Belle Benjamin visits relatives. Brett Sears Milwaukee visits Behrens. Sears is Rev Nichols daughter. Clinton Pierce in Tulsa. Swartz family and friends at Lake Ripley.
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Sarah Lyons
LeVerne Wells
Will Berndt
Fourth Avenue
Alice Dinsdale
Monroe
Lillie Focht
Amelia Focht
W. S. Murphy
West Allis
Vernon Knezel
F. H. Dedrick
Charles Murphy
F. R. Pfisterer
Harry Welch
Fred Combs
Fred Leopold
Davis
Roberta Dixon
Walders
William Hall
Carol
Belle Benjamin
Chicago
Brett Sears
Milwaukee
William Behrens
Sears
George Nichols
Evangelical Church
Clinton Pierce
Tulsa
Okla
G. N. Swartz
Betty
Edward
K. R. Stevens
Nancy Rae
Charles
Lake Ripley
Mrs Henry M Stuessy Dies After Illness in Milwaukee
Mrs. Henry M Stuessy wife of a Milwaukee executive died at Lakeview hospital after a long illness. Born in Monticello she was born to Otto H Babler and later lived in Milwaukee since 1915. She is survived by her husband, parents son Henry M Stuessy Jr and two grandchildren. Funeral and burial services are planned in Monticello and New Glarus with services led by Alfred L Smith. Burial Swiss Reformed cemetery New Glarus.
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Monticello
New Glarus
Henry M. Stuessy
Stuessy
Lakeview Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Milwaukee
Otto H. Babler
Hilda
Red Cross
Henry M. Stuessy Jr
Olympia
Wash
Ritter Funeral
Voegeli
Ritter Funeral Home
Voegels
Alfred L. Smith
Red Atom Plan New York Delegates To UN Atomic Energy Session
Delegates from New York were called to discuss the Red Atom Plan at an United Nations atomic energy commission session. The brief item notes a diplomatic move amid ongoing security concerns and international oversight.
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New York—i
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Pepas Theth: a dental powder for secure denture fit
An old ad promotes a powder to stabilize dentures with no sticky taste. It claims an alkaline formula that holds plates more firmly and provides comfort and security during eating speaking and laughing. Available at drug stores.
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Gomanstrathen
Oak Shade School
Sanders School
Brodhead
Donald &. Collim
Doan
Pete
SEA Foods
U. S
Banjo
Opp
Goetz Theatre
Henry Stuessy
Sian
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Burkhard
Leisure Coats
Boonkerts
Monrot
van Camp
Aerowax
Gerber
Gerber's Cereal Food
RK. C. A. Victor
Sr Aauiers
Robin
Peabodys
RCA Victor
Frigadaire
Thenmosu
Old Citizens Bank
Robin Hood
The
Bes Gothee Gemis
Sunbeam
Robin Hood Flour
Box
Minneapolis
Aject
Minnesota
International Milling Company
United States
Westinghouse
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