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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1963

Page

5

Ball Urges Plain Talk in Diplomatic Memos

Washington Under Secretary of State George W. Ball calls for concise memos and a discreet sturdy press relation. He criticizes over ornate wording and literal translations while praising career diplomats and urging frank public diplomacy. He warns that secrecy is a thing of the past as public interest grows.

Washington George W. Ball State Department U.S American Foreign Service Association Ball Avaviaidul Iau Eaiu Foreign Service

Drag Racing Deaths Put Driver in Prison

Richard Everist, 52, an insurance company employee, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and drag racing for the deaths of Deborah Moreale and Paquette Mengoni in Elmwood Park. Judge Alphonse Wells sentenced him to 6 to 10 years in prison and fined $1,000.

Chicago Richard Everist Alphonse Wells Criminal Court Everist Deborah Moreale Paulette MénGoni Doli Elmwood Park

Social notes from Orangeville and nearby towns

Mrs. Martha Pieper of Freeport visits son Henry Pieper in Orangeville. Numerous relatives and friends from Beloit Milledgeville Cedarville and Freeport join gatherings, with travels to Wisconsin State Fair VA Madison and a Leather family reunion in Hagerstown Maryland.

Martha Pieper Freeport Henry Pieper Gerald Pieper Beloit Allan Johnson Milledgeville Edith Schradermeier Dale Weber Ann Pieper Mmes Gertrude Zweifel Lena Folgate Vera Wambach Soquel Calif Erma Reeser Patricia Olson Washburn Hazel Kramer Herb Kramer Cedarville Messrs Frank Ochsner Homer Fehr Glen Bolender Freeport Organ Club Ethel Fahr Ray Wohlford Port Washington Wis Lola Wohilford Orangeville Ray Edwardsville Kenneth Wohlford Vernon Bender Donald J. van Raalte Dean Areach Rock City Hagerstown Linda van Raalte Mrs Everett Book

Four-H Record Book Guidelines and Contents

Instructional notice outlines completion of Wisconsin 4-H Record Books by August 30. It details required covers, annual project records, organization, photo and clipping inclusion, and specifics for agricultural and home economics projects, leadership evidence, and away-from-home work arrangements.

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Juda By Mabel E. Bauer

A collection of social calls and visits in Juda and area. Residents and guests include the Frey household, the Matzke family, Thomto relatives, the Grenzow and Andereck families, and visitors from Wyoming and Minnesota. Also noted is a reference to deglaciation of North America removing trillions of tons of ice.

Raymond Johnson Nancy Leo Clinton Ralph Frey Lester Stevens Lester Jr. Argyle Frey William F. Matzke Harry Thomto Mequon Thomto Richard Becker Brodhead Wesley Grenzow Janet Lehnherr Stout Institute Menomonie Chester Pinnows Canada Rolland Coplens James Nickerson Minneapolis Minn Herbert Andereck Elaine Andereck Madison John Leggett John Ashley Celia Lara North America

Dispersal Sale Brings $57 755 at Sugar River Holsteins

The dispersal sale of registered Holsteins at Sugar River Farms near Verona drew 600 buyers for 897 755 total, averaging 577 a head on 106 milking cows and bred heifers. John H Schmidt of Green Bay bought nine head for 4200. top cow sold for 1050 to Eastwood Brothers. Everson the longtime herdsman bought five cows including grandma cow Darrow Maggie Sensation who has produced 201000 pounds of milk.

Sugar River Farms Verona Ira Sisk Madison Gordon Everson Everson Ton Ringest John H. Schmidt Green Bay John E. Craig Oconomowoc John Eastman Eastwood Brothers Argyle Darrow Maggie Sensation Aimmer

52 Years of Fishing Bring State Tribute

MADISON I F Kauffman, 86, of Minneapolis, cited by the Wisconsin Conservation Commission for buying a Wisconsin non-resident fishing license for 52 years. A certificate signed by Chairman Guido Kahf of Manitowoc was given at a Sportsmen's Club meeting in Minneapolis. Kauffman began his Wisconsin fishing on the Willow River near Hudson.

Madison I. F. Kauffman Minneapolis Wisconsin Conservation Commission Wisconsin Commission Guido Kahf Manitowoc Kauffman Mineapolis Willow River Hudson

Greenville Club Meeting Set at Don Folgate Home

Greenville club to meet at 7 30 p m Monday September 2 at Don Folgate home records must be completed and submitted at this session.

Greenville Orangeville Wea Don Folgate

Energetic Maids 4-H Club Hosts Picnic at Recreation Park

Members of the Energetic Maids 4-H club attended a picnic hosted by the Oneco Extension Unit at Recreation Park in Monroe. They presented Share the Fun and exhibited projects. Demonstrations covered handicraft and cake decorating. A club tour and dental activity talk were also shared, with future meeting plans announced.

Orangeville Maids Oneco Recreation Park Monroe Cathy Schulz Susanne Arm Diane Scheider Marsha Scheider Nancy Wyssman Larilyn Barker Lester Schulz Diane

Cadiz Club Names Change Amid 4H Meeting

Eddy Schiappi led Cadiz Country Clubbers 4H meeting at Browntown park under a flag salute. Sher ry Marty and Jane Phillips led group singing. Roll call elicited a funny joke as the club voted to change its name from Cadiz.

Cadiz Eddy Schiappi Cadiz Country Clubbers Browntown Park Sherry Marty Jane Phillips

Cadiz 4-H Club Demonstrations At Country Club

Country Clubbers supported the Cadiz 4-H Club with demonstrations on camera loading by Rodger Sack, piggy bank making by Janet Sawyer, color coconut craft by Norma Easter, and modeling by Sherry Marty. Project talks followed by Aan On mil Ee Scrum, Loriss, and Paul Marty, with the John Weiss family providing refreshments.

Cadiz

Wife and children join Edenfield in Madrid

Mrs. Charles Edenfield and two daughters accompany her husband to Madrid Spain for a three year Air Force assignment. Ralph Frey joined them for travel from Harrfield with a stop in Philadelphia and a 6 p.m. departure Sunday. Arrival in Madrid expected around noon Monday.

JUDA Charles Edenfield Madrid Spain Edenfield Air Force Ralph Frey Edenfields U Harefield Philadelphia

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