County Exceeds Cancer Drive Goal in Green County
Green county residents surpassed the April cancer campaign target with total gifts of 2672.09 against a county goal of 1700. Notable contributions include Monroe lieutenant H B Caradine and Juda member Mrs Mary Ann Grenzow among others, with Albany, Brooklyn and Monticello raising substantial sums. The National Society retains 40 percent for national research and program administration.
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Green County
Ralph Bridge
Juda
Albany
H. B. Caradine
Monroe
Reichsteimer
Brooklyn
Arthur Hansen
Brodhead
Elmer Dixon
George Richardson
Browntown
Clarno
Ammann
H. O. Bizer
Mary Ann Grenzow
Caradine
Monticello
W. P. Barlow
New Glarus
Harlan Wernile
J. J. Figs
Twin Grove
J. H. Beightol
Farm Bureau
L. A. Lehnherr
National Society
Desire for Security Makes Pension Era Cedarville Special
The Cedarville report examines how postwar pension concerns shape local life and political mood. Analysts flag rising retirement costs and public safety worries influencing policy debates in the era.
Four Monroe Musicians Named to All State Bands
Four Monroe high school musicians earned spots in the all state bands chosen to perform at the North and South high school football clash in Madison on August 23. Two 120 piece ensembles were formed for girls and boys with state committee picking top players from director lists. Selected Monroe students are Virginia Kreuss on saxophone Patricia Kneack on twirling John Virgil Stauffecher on sousaphone and Donna Lois Olson on piccolo.
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Monroe
Madison
Virginia Kreuss
Patricia Kneack
John Virgil Stauffecher
Donna Lois Olson
St Andrew's Episcopal Mission Tenth Sunday After Trinity
The church announces the Eucharist at 9 30 am for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity and Holy Communion on Wednesday August 13 at 7 am.
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ST. Andrew's Episcopal Mission
Christian Science Sunday Services and Meetings Schedule
Sunday morning service at 10 45 with the subject Spirit. Sunday school for pupils up to 20 meets at 9 45. Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 7 45. All are welcome.
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Christian Science
St John's Evangelical and Reformed Service Schedule
St John s Evangelical and Reformed Church marks the tenth Sunday after Trinity with church school at 9 30 and worship at 10 45 led by Pastor P Cc Kehle.
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ST. John's
Responsibility for salvation topic at church service
At 10 a.m. Rev. R. H. Scharnweber speaks on the theme The responsibility for the salvation of our soul rests with us. Milwaukee choir to provide a musical selection. No Sunday school. Sunday evening service at 7 30. Wednesday service at 8 p.m.
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New
13Th Avenue
R. H. Scharnweber
Milwaukee
Assembly of God Service Schedule and Welcome
Assembly of God at 1208 12th Street announces Sunday school at 1 30 for all ages, afternoon service at 2 30, evening service at 8, and Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 8. D Bruzelius is the minister and welcomes all.
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Assembly OF God
12Th Street
D. Bruzelius
Wisconsin Synod Service With Guest Speaker
Divine service at 2019 10th Street at 11 o clock with Holy Communion. Pastor E Toepel leads the Wisconsin Synod worship. Guest speaker Rev. W E Wegner of Moline will deliver the sermon.
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Wisconsin Synod
E. Toepel
10Th Street
W. E. Wegner
Moline
Freeport Scout Executive to Speak at 10:45 Services
Wendall R. Stribley, longtime boy scouts executive in Freeport, will be guest speaker at the 10:45 church service. The topic is The Seven y Church. Church school begins at 9:30 led by Rev. D Andrew Howey.
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Wendall R. Stribley
Boy Scouts
Freeport
Seven Y Church
D. Andrew Howey
Methodist Services and August School Sessions
Monroe and Browntown Methodist churches announce Sunday services with Miss Maxine Crandall directing a junior department lab school each August. Monroe offers 9:30 Sunday school and 10:40 worship, Browntown has 9:00 worship and 10:00 Sunday school.
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Monroe
Browntown
Charles A. Briggs
Maxine Crandall
Monroe Methodist Church School
Board of Education of
West Wisconsin
Methodist minister schedule across towns
Rev. George E. Kelsey serves multiple churches with Sunday school and service times listed. Gratiot hosts 9 and 9:30 worship, South Wayne 10 and 11, Woodford 9:30 and 8, Lamont 10 for Sunday school.
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George E. Kelsey
Gratiot
South Wayne
Woodford
Lamont
Grace Lutheran Sunday Schedule Promotes The Value of Suffering
Grace Lutheran lists Sunday activities including Sunday school at 9 30 a m church service at 10 45 with sermon The Value of Suffering Newell Mendenhall is the pastor Luther league meets at 7 p m with the pastor leading the program
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Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Luther League
Newell Mendenhall
New Glarus church schedule featured Sunday services
Swiss Evangelical and Reform Church announces Sunday school at 9 15 a m and church services at 10 30 a m with special music by the senior choir.
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NEW Glarus Swiss Evangelical and Reformed
Evangelical United Brethren Schedule and W S W G Meeting
Worship services at 9 30 with instruction for children at 10 August 13 the W S W G will meet at New Glarus park for a 1 o clock pot luck luncheon. Bring table service sandwiches and dish
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Evangelical United Brethren
New
Glarus Park
Mrs Wilmer Ingwell Named Program Chairman
Fragmentary line shows Mrs Wilmer Ingwell designated as program chairman for an upcoming event. No additional context or details on date location or organization available in readable text.
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Wilmer Ingwell
Browntown and Jordan Churches Unite in New Constitution
The Browntown Evangelical Church under Pastor J. L. Haack announces a united service with the Browntown and Jordan churches. Sunday school starts at 9:30 and worship at 10:30, featuring the presentation and adoption of the new constitution and by laws.
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Browntown
Memorial and Mission Festival Services Highlight Sunday
In Monticello Rev W J Abe presides at 10 45 worship with theme The Thirst of Life and Its Satisfaction in Christ Postville Memorial Sunday school led by Herman Feenie at 9 45 Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed pastor A R Achtermeier speaks guest at Mission festival with church services at 10 40 and special music by the senior choir Washington Reformed has no services and urges attendance at Zwingli church in nearby Topeka Kansas Dr Harold Wilke attends as chaplain at a federal veterans hospital in Topeka Kansas for the festival.
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Monticello
Kas
Washington
Church Schedule for Clarno and Staver Areas
Clarno sets worship at 10 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. WSWS meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. Choir rehearses Thursday at 8 p.m. Staver offers Sunday school 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Youth fellowship gathers Sunday night at 8 15 at the parsonage.
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Clarno-Staver Clarno
WSWS
Staver
Transports in Greece Given High Priority
The State Department prioritizes rebuilding Greek highways railways and ports under a 300 million aid program to counter communism. Contracts totaling 82.4 million were awarded to American firms for road rail seaport work, negotiated on a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis without bids, as an advance group departs for Athens to begin.
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Washington
State Department
Athens
Congress
Couple to Plead Guilty in Nevada City Slaying
A young New England couple expressed desire for quick justice in the sex lure killing of a 48 year old vacationer they believed rich. They may wait weeks for the next prosecution step. Joseph L. Hardy Jr. 24 of North Kittery Maine told a reporter after the Truckee preliminary hearing they will plead guilty and offer no defense in Superior court.
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Nevada City
Calif
New England
Joseph L. Hardy Jr
North Kittery
Truckee
Pet Milk Officer Kaeser Dies at 64 in Madison
Madison resident and Pet Milk Co district plant manager William Kaeser, 64, died Wednesday afternoon in a Madison hospital after a three week illness due to heart disease. A University of Illinois graduate, he served as district manager for Wisconsin and earlier led Meier Ice Cream Co. He is survived by his wife, three sons, five grandchildren, two sisters, and a brother. Funeral services will be in Greenville with burial at Montrose Abbey mausoleum.
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Madison
William Kaeser
Pet Milk Co
Highland, Ill
Mr. Kaeser
Fritz Kaeser
Kaeser
Emil F. Kaeser
New Glarus
Wisconsin
Meier Ice Cream Co
Waukesha
Pet Milk
Lena Tangemann
Pasadena
Calif
O. A. Leutwiler
Urbana
Ill
Pet
Greenville
Montrose Abbey Mausoleum
Community Notices from Juda and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. F N Miller Juda and Mrs Elmer Neidermeier and son visit Er nest Salzwedel home. Richard Lingley celebrates first birthday with grandparents Rev and Mrs Ting ley. Shattums visit Warren with Minnie Beals. Janet Arnsmeier stays with Donna Adeleman in South Wayne. Arnsmeier family celebrate mother’s birthday in Davis NL. Marion Newman joins Whitewater teachers tour to Washington DC. Tingleys visit Portage. Heyn family called to Bridgeport IA for mother’s death.
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Elmer Neidermeier
Brodhead
Ernest Salzwedel
Richard Lingley
Arthur Lingley
C. J. Tingley
Leland Shattum
Minnie Beals
Warren
Janet Arnsmeier
South Wayne
Donna Zoe Adleman
Raymond Arnsmeier
Davis
Ivan Arnsmeier
John Waelti
Marion Newman
State Teacher's College of Whitewater
Washington
D. C
Arthur Tingley
Portage
Julius Heyn
Bridgeport
Language of Music Sparks Franco American Friendship
Josef J. Benkert of 1203 12th St. travels from Le Mans to Ohio and Vermillion as a veteran flute and piccolo player. A French band director Georges Decamp introduces him to family hospitality and to Decamp family ties in the United States. Benkert keeps correspondence with the Decamps and visits their daughter in Ohio. He also meets Decamp’s great grandson during a vacation stop in Ohio.
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Josef J. Benkert
12Th St
France
United States
U. S. Army
le Mans
Benkert
George Decamp
Decamp
Benkett
Decamps
Ohio
Leonard Osberg
Osberg
Vermillion
East
Osbergs
FAO Urges More Controls on Food Exports and Aid
The United Nations FAO warns of another year of government controls on food exports and imports or a potential political and social blowup in Europe. It urges extending an international food-sharing system to allocate scarce foods, notes slower than expected recovery in world production, and calls for long term, coordinated action to boost production amid rising population.
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Washington
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Europe
Geneva
FAO
Asia
Belleville Plant switches to powder milk products
Belleville Pet Milk Company announces a temporary discontinuation of evaporated milk production under manager Clyde Pierson. The plant now produces whole milk and skimmed milk powder, with prices up 15 cents per hundred in early July. The change releases all women workers and may reduce male staff. more machinery and equipment are planned.
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Belleville
Belleville Pet Milk Company
Clyde Pierson
Pierson
Welfare Department Aids 435 During July
July relief totals show Green County Welfare expending 14156.80 for 485 recipients. Old age assistance reached 11221 for 308 people, with 383.96 for hospitalization and 254.34 for medical and dental care. Dependent children aid was 1603.75 for 27 families with 64 children. Blind aid totaled 344.50 for nine people, and general relief consumed 288 for 14 cases involving 27 persons.
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Green County
Rennebohm Approves Bills on Insurance and Regulation
Acting Gov. Rennebohm signed six bills including three on state insurance laws. Measures provide for fair trade hearings and review, uniform casualty insurance regulation and penalties, and revisions to insurance fund law. Also approved licensing for business opportunity brokers and minor dog license tax provisions. An additional item consolidates prison regulations. Emil Mazey of the CIO notes tentative settlement talks with company negotiators.
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Madison—(P
Rennebohm
Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers’ Board
CIO and Auto Firm Nearer Settlement
Union officers from Murray Corp of America said their 18 day strike that idled 65 000 auto workers was not resolved by a proposed modification of the wage formula. They indicated they refused the modification and sought a more favorable settlement.
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Detroit—(P
Murray Corp. of America
Black Heraldry Symbolism Grief and Penitence
The heraldic color sable or black is linked to sorrow and contrition in coat of arms symbolism. It represents mourning, restraint, and penitence in medieval and later blazonry.
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