County crews prep fair booth displays at State Fair Park
Monroe residents travel to West Allis for final touches on the county exhibit under the a shi theater and county displays. G. Fred Galli of Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association helps with dairy and diary display planning. Leslie Huber J B Scherer and Berna dine Gunderman assist with diary exhibit while Myrtle Webb and Marvin Malkow set up a homemakers booth themed Jays Home Builds Tomorrow's World. The county unit plans a $3000 refrigerated dairy exhibit and the State Fair opens near Milwaukee with previews tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ana
West Allis
State Fair Park
A Shi
Palmer Welsh
New Glarus
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburge Cheese Producers Association
Leslie F. Huber
J. B. Scherer
County Board
Agriculture Committee
Bernadine Gunderman
Myrtle H. Webb
Marvin Malkow
Jay
Malkow
Booth
Delmar Spickler
Monroe
R. J. Douglas
Webb
Service Members Return and Leave Highlights
The Times Special reports on service members returning to base and going on leave. James Sharer returns to Jacksonville after a two week visit, plans to enter Carroll College in September, and is due for discharge September 2. Eugene Stuessy spends leave at his parents in Brodhead after Ft Leonard Wood posting. Joseph J. Disch spends seven days on rest leave in Japan from Korea duty in the 3rd Engineer Battalion. Harry S. Marsh Jr. also returns to Japan for rest leave from the 26th Antiaircraft Battalion, having served overseas since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
James Sharer
T. E. Sharer
Naval Base
Jacksonville
Fla
Carroll College
Waukesha
Brodhead
Eugene Stuessy
M. W. Stuessy
Ft. Leonard Wood
Japan
Pfe
Joseph J. Disch
Irving Disch
Route 1
New Glarus
3Rd Engineer Combat Battalion
Korea
Sauk Couple Freed In Case Of Fugitive
Sauk County Justice dismissed charges against Mr and Mrs Henry Hansen of Sauk for aiding fugitive James L Roper, ruling the escape occurred before their sheltering him hour long stay at their farm. Roper, 40, Baraboo, fled Aug 11 during a manhunt for the rifle used in the Aug 7 killing of Gilbert Williams, 49, Minneapolis. He surrendered the next day and faces a first degree murder hearing.
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Sauk
Baraboo
Henry Hansen
Justice of the Peace
Eugene Madalon
Sauk County
Justice Madalon
James L. Roper
Hnsens
Hansens
Roper
James Gavin
Gilbert Williams
Minnepolis
Wisconsin Drivers Lose 3465 Permits In First Seven Months
A Wisconsin motor vehicle report shows 3,465 licenses suspended in the first seven months of 1954 for accident related reasons under a new reporting rule. Some 48,315 drivers reported accidents during the period, down from 54,270 a year earlier, while license suspensions totaled 5,410. The drop is attributed to raising the required damage threshold from 50 to 100 dollars.
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Anm
Pension bill sent to President on Hiss case
The House approved Senate amendments to a measure denying pension benefits to government employees or officers convicted of a felony. It would require return of any retirement fund payments. The bill targets Hiss, a former State Department official serving a perjury sentence.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Congress
Hiss
State Department
Richland Center 4-H Members Vote $5 for Upham Woods Camp
At the Richland Center 4-H club meeting in Lloyd Deininger home members voted to donate $5 to Upham Woods camp. David Deininger led the pledge with Donna Deininger and Donna Waeffler presenting demos. Refreshments were served by Deininger family and Donna Deininger. Donna Waeffler played accordion selections. Next meeting is September 19 at the Donald Deininger home with a picnic lunch. Clover Sisters hosted by Linda Goecks with Barbara Schuetze leading pledge and Lois Johnson leading singing. Tamara Brugger gave a safety talk. September 2 meeting planned at Jayne Hofmann’s home.
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Richland Center
Upham Woods
Lloyd Deininger
David | Deininger
Donna
David Deininger
Donna Waeffler
Clover Sisters
Linda Goecks
Barbara Schuetze
Lois Johnson
Tamara Brugger
Hearing Set For Kohler Strikers Aug 25
Eleven Kohler Co workers were released on their own recognizance after pleading innocent to unlawful assembly charges for picketing non striking workers homes. Judge Mil and Police Chief Wagner said arrests occurred Tuesday night in a block with four non-strikers amid 16 complaints of shouting and marching by pickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vheboygan Ut
Kohler Co
Randall H. Mil
Sheboygan
Walter Wagner
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Fair Booth
Jayne Hoffman
K. Mueller Cheese Factory
13Th Street
Kohler
Mina
Wilson’s
U.S. Gov't
Chuck
Hill’s Coffee
Viviano
Kroger Brand
Avondale
Kroger
Kroge
Fancy
California
Fay Elberta
Colorado Mountain
Kellogg's Corn
Nanoruiner
Dixie Dogwood
IGA Food
New
Nabisco
Hey Cee
Certo
IGA
Elberta
IGA Table Rite Meats
Allen
Donald Duck
Kerr Mason
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