Four Youths Enjoy Odd Fellow and Rebekah Camp at Spencer Lake
Four Monroe youths attended the Odd Fellow and Rebekah Youth Camp at Spencer Lake near Waupaca sponsored by Esther Rebekah Lodge. Daily routines included early hikes at 5:45 and Bible study with cabin checks, plus swimming, crafts, games, and a camp bank for funds.
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Monroe
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Spencer Lake
Waupaca
Cathy Discher
Rex Leopold
Chester Duchow
Steve Bayrhoffer
Times
Esther Rebekah Lodge
C.F
Frank Buehler
Kathy Dischler
Kathy
Lucas Dischler
Palmer Wahler
Ralph Duchow
Steven
Ted Bayrhoffer
Trial of Russell Dewey Opens in Sycamore
Dewey faces murder charges in the 11 year old Susan Brady case. A twelve member jury including six women and six men was seated by Judge Charles G. Seidel with two alternates to be chosen. Venue changes moved the case from Rockford to Freeport then Sycamore.
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Sycamore
Ill
Russell Dewey
Charles G. Seidel
DeKalb County
Dewey
Susan Brady
Rockford
Freeport
Charlie Dressen Stricken in Detroit
Detroit bulletin reports Peppery Charlie Dressen, manager of two pennant-winning teams, died today in a Detroit hospital. The well known baseball figure was celebrated for guiding young pitching talent and leading championship seasons.
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Charlie Dressen
Detroit
Wilhelm Tell Outdoor Art Fair opens in New Glarus park
The fifth annual Wil helm Tell Outdoor Art Fair takes place in New Glarus village park on Monday September 5 from 9 am to 7 30 pm Amateur and professional artists may display originals in a non juried show with a $3 entry and no refunds Last year 204 artists from several states exhibited works selling over 5500 Funds support art displays with spaces assigned as applications arrive The event coincides with three day Wilhelm Tell drama festival staged September 3 5 in English and September 4 in German
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NEW Glarus
Robert Elkins
Wis
Capitol
Madison
Milwaukee
Schiller
New Glarus High School
County Hospital Heating Bid Approved and Records Safeguarded
The Green County Board of Supervisors approved Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating's bid of 829,946 for hospital heating and ventilation, with a 50,000 county share and the rest from general funds. They also authorized microfilming deeds records dating to 1839 and discussed a possible regional technical school with August 17 meetings. A damages claim involving Sheriff Deininger and a car theft was referred to counsel, totaling about 425 dollars.
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Register of Deeds
Board of Supervisors
Brandenburg Plumbing
Green County Hospital
Brandenburg
Register of Deeds Office
Helen Bratzke
Green
Lafayette
Orville R. Evans Sr
Green County Committee On Higher Education
C. S. Pierce
Joseph Bilgin Jr
Orangeville
W. E
Doc) Deininger
Joseph Viney
Zumkehr Wins Governor’s Sweepstake Cheese Honor at Wisconsin State Fair
Arnold Zumkehr of Pleasant Valley Cheese Corp in Jordan Township captured the Governor’s Sweepstake in wheel Swiss with a 98 score on a 200 pound wheel made in June. Second went to Leonard Niederoest of White Oaks Cheese Co in Adams Township with 97. Third was Herman Wirri of Ingwell factory in rural Lanchardville with 96. The article lists other class winners and notes sweepstake honorees will be saluted at the State Fair Dairy Program on Saturday August 20 as the fair runs August 18 to 21.
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Arnold Zumkehr
Pleasant Valley Cheese Corp
Jordan Township
Leonard Niederoest
White Oaks Cheese Co
Adams Township
Herman Wilri
Ingwell Factory
Lanchardville
Leo Willi
Calamine Factory
Darlington
Ivan Gobeli
Franklin
Clarno Township
Green County
William Roberts
Barber Factory
Route 1
Barneveld
Glenn Kortmann
Bidlingmaier
Isely Factory
Washington Township
Fred Gurtner
Hartford
4-H Tour Invites Junior Leaders to Central Colony Visit
Interested 4-H junior leaders are urged to contact the Extension Office at the County Agricultural Building to take a tour of Central Colony Madison on Tuesday August 16. The tour starts at 8 a.m. participants should bring lunch money and return by early afternoon.
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County Agricultural Building
Central Colony
Madison
Jim Johnson Captures Arkansas Democratic Nomination
Jim Johnson won the Democratic runoff for Arkansas governor in Little Rock defeating rivals. Johnson, a segregationist and harsh critic of the federal government, secured the nomination Tuesday.
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Jim Johnson
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Tremor's wake reshapes Tashkent housing rush
In the wake of April’s 6.25 quake, Tashkent labors to clear rubble and speed a massive Chilinzar housing project. Officials report 300,000 homeless, with 177,000 settled and 120,000 deciding future plans as 300,000 residents face displacement.
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Tashkent
U.S.S.R.P
Chilinzar
Soviet Central Asia
Sofia Sokolova
Pravda Vostoka
Truth of the East
Vladimir Alishev
Uzbek Telegraph Agency
Nixon in Hong Kong on world tour visit
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon toured downtown Hong Kong today and made a brief two minute stop at a Communist Chinese exhibition center. Red Chinese officials ignored him as he continues his round the world trip and plans to depart Thursday for Tokyo.
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Hong Kong
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Tokyo
U.S. Bombing Kills Civilians in Mekong Delta
Fifteen South Vietnamese civilians were killed and 182 wounded when two U.S. Air Force jets bombed a village eight miles from Can Tho in the Mekong Delta. The error was blamed on the local province chief and aid was dispatched from Can Tho. In the Highlands Korean Tiger Division repelled a North Vietnamese battalion of about 600, killing 170 and capturing 78 weapons.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Air Force
Can Tho
U. S
Highlands
North Vietnam
Pleiku
Rev Zuercher to mark 50th Jesuit anniversary
Rev A C Zuercher S J a native of Brodhead will celebrate his fiftieth anniversary of becoming a Jesuit at St Rose Catholic Church. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. His nephew Rev John D Zuercher S J Marquette University will give the sermon. A large family gathering includes his mother in Park Ridge Ill and two daughters. He was born Feb 13 1895 and joined the Jesuit order in 1916.
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A. C. Zuercher
S.J
Brodhead
St. Rose Catholic Church
John D. Zuercher
S. J
Marquette University
Zuercher
John
Charles Zuercher
Monroe
Park Ridge
Ill
Benedict
Rev. Zuercher
Campion High School
Prairie du Chien
St. Stephen’s Indian Mission
Wind River Reservation
Wyoming
St. Stanislaus Seminary
Florrisant
Milwaukee
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Campion
Speck to remain in jail infirmary for test results
Richard Speck, charged with killing eight student nurses, was to stay in the Cook County Jail infirmary until the results of an electrocardiogram could be determined, doctors advised Tuesday.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Cook County
Busy Bee and Blooming Flowers Inspire Sunshine Biz
A vivid scene of flowers in bloom and a busy bee on the nectar spree under sunny weather shows nature's charm fueling daily life and leisure activities. The write up blends business and pleasure as the sun shines on busy bees and blossoms alike.
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Robert Crop
Lena
Illinois
Dial
Bulletin
Glarus Fair
Friends of St. Clare
Zumkehr
Anthony C. Collings
U.S
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Clair R. Munns
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