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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1949

Page

5

Middleton Factory To Be Open Sunday Dedication marks state cheese coop opening

The Middleton Cheese Co operative plant opens Sunday with 3 p.m. dedication services and special music. The factory, 49 by 142 feet, uses an overhead carrier system and rolling shelves for cheese production. Built of concrete block at a cost around 82 000 dollars, it processes 17 009 pounds of milk daily from 33 patrons, aiming for 14 cheeses daily. Ernest Urban of Cross Plains is president. Arnold Gudel and family staff the cheese operation.

Middleton Ropers Karlen and Steinmann Lumber Company Monticello John Steinmann Henry C. Klassy Blizard Verona Arnold Gudel Herbert Harvey Ernest Urban Cross Plains

Girl Scouts Plan Two Day Area Trip

Fourteen members of Civ troop 10 led by Mrs. John A. Schindler depart tomorrow for a two day trip to Wisconsin Dells and nearby sites. They overnight at the Dells and attend Indian ceremonials. Thursday they visit Taliesen at Frank Lloyd Wrights Spring Green estate then dine at Pendarvis near Sannessee mining community. Mrs. Schindler, Mrs. C. E. Baumle and Mrs. Harold A. Blumer arrange transportation.

Civ ‘Troop 10 John A. Schindler Wisconsin Dells Green Miner Dells Taliesen Fellowship Frank Loyd Wrights Spring Green Pendarvis Harold A. Blumer

Naturalist McIlhenny Buried On Avery Island Refuge

Ed ward Avery McTihenny, 77, founder of Avery Island’s bird sanctuary and botanical garden, died at his home after a long illness. He inherited the island in 1800, built a refuge for cormorants and herons, imported flowers, and led notable expeditions including Peary relief in 1892 and his own Arctic voyage.

New Iberia Edward Avery McTihenny Avery Island Here McIthenny McIlhenny Gulf of Mexico

Senator Wiley to Speak at Kiwanis Convention

Senator Wiley of Wisconsin will address the 31st annual district Kiwanis convention in Appleton. He is slated to speak at Lawrence College auditorium on Sunday evening August 21 as part of the Aug. 21 23 gathering.

Wiley Appleton Wis

Seeholzer shifts to California cheese making

Ernest Seeholzer, ex cheesemaker from Wyss factory north of Monroe, now produces three soft type cheeses at the Los Banos plant of New Sonoma creamery, with headquarters in San Francisco. He is joined by Mrs Seeholzer and son David who plan to move west in September as housing becomes available. One cheese is ready for market within a week.

Ernest Seeholzer Wyss Monroe Los Banos Calif Sonoma David Belmont Co-op

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Fahey 89

Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Fahey, 89, who died Friday, were held yesterday at home and at Lourdes Catholic church. Burial followed in Dayton Catholic cemetery. Survivors include three sons Robert John and Leo of Belleville, two daughters Mrs Clarence Roby of Fedora South Dakota and Lydia at home, 14 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren.

Fahey Belleville Elizabeth Fahey Lary of Lourdes Catholic Church Dayton Catholic Cemetery Robert John Leo Clarence Roby Fedora S. D Lydia

County 4-H Workers Plan State Exhibit

Green county will have 32 4-H clubbers exhibiting at the state fair. Ten girls will have canning and sewing exhibits in competition with Marion Busjahn Orangeville and Shirley Roshiesen Spring Grove also taking part in the dress revue. Other home economies exhibitors include Frances Ludwig Monroe Janice Christensen Decatur Kathleen Blumer Joe Mildred Cotherman Monroe Barbara Weiss Maribeth Riese Shring Grove Ilene Zimmerman Monticello and Alonda Signer Monroe. The 22 cattle exhibitors are Robert Brunkow route 4 Harley Roth Monroe Burleigh Bartlett Monroe Lorraine Zimmerli Brodhead Gary Malkow Brodhead Delores Roth Monroe Duane Bollig Belleville Robert Dye Monroe Charles Dickson Browntown Eloise King Albany Delano Nybroten York Jerry Wagner Yor Mary Betty and Donald Timm Monroe Ronald Hermanson York Glen Frautschy Masse s McGuire Monroe Paul Marsh Brodhead Donald Elmer Mr Pleasant Charles Goepfert Jordan and Arthur Swain Oakley. Robert Dye will also have a leaf mount exhibit in conservation competition.

Green County Marion Busjahn Orangeville Shirley Rosheisen Spring Grove Frances Ludwig Monroe Janice Christensen Decatur Kathleen Blumer Joe Mildred Cotherman Barbara Weiss Maribeth Riese Shring Ilene Zimmerman Monticello Alonda Signer Robert Brunkow Route 4 Harley Roth Burleigh Bartlett Lorraine Zimmerli Brodhead Gary Malkow Delores Roth Duane Bollig Belleville Robert Dye Charles Dickson Browntown Eloise King Albany Delano Nybroten York Jerry Wagner Yor Mary

Wisconsin Senators Back Aid Bill In Senate Vote

Senators Wiley and McCarthy of Wisconsin and Vandenberg of Michigan all Republicans voted with the majority as the Senate approved the foreign aid money bill 63 to 7 and sent it back to the House. They split on an amendment to withhold funds from Great Britain, voting against the measure, while Ferguson and McCarthy supported it. George G. Morton, 74, Milwaukee, died last night at County Emergency Hospital after being struck by a car Sunday, bringing Milwaukee’s traffic toll to 44 since Jan 1.

Washington Wiley and McCarthy Wisconsin Vandenberg Ferguson Michigan Senate House Great Britain Wiley Vandenberg Ferguson McCarrthy Sillwaues George. G. Morton Milwaukee County Emergency Milty

Orangeville Social News Highlights from Dodge County Picnic to Local Visits

Orangeville notes detail the Dodge County coop picnic at Juneau with Secretary Brannan as speaker. Local families gather for Doner cottage event near Freeport and Donner family picnic. The Orangeville softball team improves to 13 wins. Household moves, births, vacations, hospital recoveries, and visiting relatives are listed among residents from Orangeville, Sycamore, Rockford, Port Washington, Summerville, Trout Run, and Williamsport. Major names include Brannan, Frautschy, Mains, Frautschy, War ner, Reeser, Wohlford, Lausch, Herman, Messinger, Ann, Homan, and Van Matre.

Stanley Thorpe Merle Ruth Pressler Dodge County Co- Op Juneau Wis Secretary of ‘Agriculture Charles F. Brannan Robert Hunter J Delaware, O Elwyn Mains Donner Donner Cottage Freeport Messrs Mmes C. W. Frautschy Ralph Frautschy Elw Mains John Warner John Robert Mary Ann Richards Brod Victor Folgate Victor Wels Laverne Loraine Reeser Edith Wels Polly Frautschy Sycamore C.W. Frautschy Elroy Hughes Elmer Rine‘hart Orangeville Warren Mary van Matre St. Francis Hospital Edna Reeser Ray Wohlford Port Washington Mae Herdman Carl Herman Summerville N. J Lester Lausch Rockford Gary Wayne Paul Messinger Trout Run Williamsport Roger Ann Russell Homan

Vacation plans and weekend visits across Wisconsin and Ontario

Dakota plans a trip starting Thursday to Potato Lake Weyhouser for a vacation. Lewis Cantrill Clarence Van Matre and Walter Pinnow groups depart Wednesday for Canada and Niagara Falls. Bruce Fisher Rock Grove visits Holland family in Michigan before continuing to Ontario and New Haven Conn. Hollands had hosted the Fishers over the weekend. Judith Bittner stays with uncle Clarence Bittner in Freenart area. Lena Arn and guests John Mueller Horeb and Harold Propp from Rockford attend Sunday at Mrs. Lena Arn’s home. Ralph McBride of Erie visiting his daughter Mrs. John Jensen. Merli ng Madison and Gerald Ikens Freeport guests of Ben Runkle. M W Moore Sue and Ray Dietmeier and Martin visit Clifford Dietmeier in Waukesha. Emil Schwitz Edith Van Matre join Schwitz Gerber Rush reunion at Freeport Kraper Park. Harry Keuler Helenville and family spend Sunday with Glenn Keuler.

Dakota Potato Lake Weyhouser Wrs Lewis Cantrill Clarence van Matre Ontario Canada New Haven Conn Hollands Fishers Holland Dorothy Fisher

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