Photo Project Ribbon Winners Highlight Local Competition
The photo contest honors include Best Six Pictures with James Bauman and others from Juda Cadiz and Richland. Human Interest Pictures recognize Linda Erb Beth Slotten and Chris Benkert from Argus New Glarus and Juda with first and second placements. Before and After Pictures feature James Bauman and Douglas Buehl among top teams, while Best Collection of 15 Pictures awards Douglas Buehl and James Bauman a first and Benkert Rahberger a second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bauman
Roger Sack
Cadiz
Dick Holyoke
CCC
Douglas Buehl
LHH
Gary Shelton
Juda
Randy Feldt
Marcia Wyss
Chris Benkert
Argus
Lorin Jordan
Oakley
Russell Block
Hiawatha
Joan Phillips
Human Interest Pictures
Linda Erb
Beth Slotten
New Glarus
John Deininger
Russell Ace
Dayton
Diane Feldt
Tom Hoesly
Lois Bauman
Pat Pinnow
Kathleen Moen
Premiums Paid During 1963 Fair Rise to 9 075 Dollars
Premium money totaled 9075.45 with 6059.45 earmarked for junior exhibitors. 1962 premium money reached 8538.60 with 5814.60 for juniors, 1961 8603.80 with 5586.80 for juniors, and 1960 7924.70 with 5924.95 for juniors. Doubling up in dairy livestock due to larger class entries. Stalls were squeezed to fit more exhibitors.
Miss Linda Schiesser Serves on Camp Staff
Miss Linda Schiesser daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Schiesser served on the junior staff at Mission Lake 4-H camp near Rosholt. She was in charge of kitchen and dining and acted as counselor. Linda is a student at Stevens Point State University and helped organize the Sunbeam 4H club as a leader in home furnishings and home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Schiesser
Frank Schiesser
Mission Lake
M L Thompson Succumbs at 88 in Darlington Manor
Melvin L Thompson 68 Route 2 Argyle died at 7 30 last evening in Lafayette Manor Darlington after years of ill health He was a member of Yellowstone Lutheran church His wife Mathilda M Everson died May 20 1961 They married March 15 19 They are survived by Esther Lancaster Lamont and Cora Kammerud Blanchardville three sons Curtis Monroe Mervin Lamont and Paul at home Arrangements are pending at Erickson funeral home Argyle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin L. Thomspon
Argyle
Curtis Thompson
Monroe
Lafayette Manor
Darlington
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Mathilda M. Everson
Ters
Orville
Esther) Lancaster
Lamont
Cora) Kammerud
Blanchardville
Curtis
Mervin
Paul
Erickson Funeral Home
Witt Sisters Win Beef Showmanship
Complete results of the Junior Fair beef show list Mary Ann Burgy as baby beef champion with Dan Tschudy as reserve. Junior showmanship honors go to Karen Witt, Deborah Williams, and Tom Klemm, while Beverly Witt, Barbara Williams, and Dan Tschudy top senior showmanship. Market classes crown multiple winners including James Sacker, Alvin Summer, Deborah Williams, Mary Ann Burgy, Beverly Witt, Karen Witt, Tom Klemm, Dan Tschudy, and Pam Knouse across steer and pair categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Burgy
Fred Burgy
Dan Tschudy
Monroe
FFA
Karen Witt
Dutch Hollow
Deborah Williams
Hiawatha
Tom Klemm
Cadiz
Beverly Witt
Barbara Williams
Monroe Ffa
James Sacker
Richland
Alvin Sacker
Washington Center
Bara
Kara Williams
Deb
Orah Williams
Steve Digman
Terry Knouse
Pam Knouse
Klemm
Tru man backs Johnson odds and political quirks
Former President Harry S Truman comments at a news conference in Independence about November prospects. He says Johnson leads four to five to one, criticizes the San Francisco nomination for dragging in foreign policy, and asserts civil rights should be emphasized while foreign policy should not. In New Glarus, Mrs. Fred Thacker chairs a Salvation Army fund drive through Aug. 15 with Ronald Tschudy and John Heimann on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Johnson
San Francisco
Drive New Glarus
Fred Thacker
Salvation Army
Ronald Tschudy
John Heimann
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Kroger Co
Tha’ St
Kroger
Wea
Iset Ry
Frice
Colgate Kroger
M.L. Thompson
Witt
Harry
Goldwater
Maxwell Street
Wittwer
S&h
F.D.I.C
Green County
Hellmann
Morton
California
Bartlett
Thompson
Philadelphia
Oscar Mayer
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