Idle Hour Farm to Host Postponed Woman's Club Open House
Idle Hour farm hosts a public open house October 3 to mark the 70th anniversary of Monroe’s Woman's Club. Mrs. F B Luchsinger plans to attend the national Woman's Relief Corps convention in Portland Oregon. General chairwomen Mrs Arthur P Benkett and Mrs Peter S Solomon oversee activities with tours of the Green County Historical Society museum and residence. Proceeds benefit the band shell project.
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Idle Hour Farm
Woman's Club
Monroe
F. B. Luchsinger
Idle Hour
National Woman's Relief Corps
Portland
Ore
Arthur P. Benkett
Peter S. Solomon
Green County Historical Society Museum
Band Shell
Gordon Larson Feted With Farewell Picnic
Blanchardville Times Special reports Gordon Larson son of Mr and Mrs Ben Larson was honored at a farewell picnic in McKellar Memorial Park before leaving Monday to serve in the Armed Forces. Attending were Ben Larson and family Ar dell Lien Ed Lageson and sons William Lageson and Susan Erling Lageson and family Edward Schmidt and Elizabeth Madison Oscar Wamstad and Stuart George Trumpy and family Monroe Doyle Lageson and family Rock ford Beverly Beecher Ridgeway and James Lageson and Rebecca Madison.
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Blanchardville
Gordon
Larson
Ben Larson
McKellar Memorial Park
Mmes
Ardell Lien
Ed Lageson
William Lageson
Susan
Erling Lageson
Edward Schmidt
Elizabeth
Madison
Oscar Wamstad
Stuart
George Trumpy
Monroe
Doyle la
Miss Venden Weds Edward Fitzsimmons in Blanchardville
Miss Shirley Jean Venden daughter of Mr and Mrs James McKeon Horeb and Edward F Fitzsimmons son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fitzsimmons Darlington were married Saturday in Immaculate Conception church Blanchardville at 930 am Rev H J Lauters officiated The couple will reside on the Frank Fitzsimmons farm after Sept 1.
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Blanchardville
Shirley Jean Venden
James McKeon
Horeb
Edward F. Fitzsimmons
Frank Fitzsimmons
Darlington
Immaculate Conception
H. J. Lauters
Jeremiason and Rufener announce upcoming marriage
Joanne Jeremiason and Emil Rufener announce their engagement and set a Sept 17 wedding date. The ceremony will be at 10 am at St Victor's Catholic Church. Rufener, son of Jake Rufener Sr, works at Jefferson Center Cheese Co-op.
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Joanne Kay
Jeremiason
James Jeremiason
Route 3
Emil
Mike) Rufener
Jake Rufener
Victor’s. Catholic Church
Rufener
Jefferson Center
Horse Show and Trail Ride Planned Sunday
A trail ride and horse show will start at 10 a m Sunday at the Franklin Stine farm north of the Junction House on Highway 81. Sponsors are JoAnn Stine and Clarence Shultz Jr. A potluck dinner follows at noon.
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Franklin Stine
Junction House
Highway 81
JoAnn Stine
Clarence Shultz Jr
Church group meets Albany in Orfordville gathering
Mrs. John Ruef of Orfordville hosted the Kappa Nu of the Baptist church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Roland Steindorf led the program and entertainment for the event.
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Albany
John Ruef
Orfordville
Kappa Nu of the Baptist Church
Rolland Steindorf
Marriages Set for Three Area Couples Saturday Evening
Three area couples will wed in Saturday ceremonies with two at 8 P.M. and one at 2 P.M. The Hahn Hegge wedding at Clinton’s Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church features Dorothy Hahn and Merlin Hegge with maid of honor Elsie Olmstead and bridesmaids Jean Ayre and Christine Gustafson. Guests include Richard Hahn and others. Hegge is Rock County Farm Bureau manager. The Chambers Knudsen wedding takes place at Darlington Methodist Church at 8 P.M. Miss Chambers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marle Chambers, works as a lab tech in Platteville. Knudesen is a Wisconsin School of Technology senior. The Waelti Lasure ceremony occurs at 2 P.M. in Belleville First Reformed Church with Miss Waelti, employed by Madison Clean Tower, and Elwin Lasure among the couple’s families. other students and service members from local colleges also listed.
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Area
Dorothy Jean Hahn
Lester E. Hahn
Route 2
Clinton
Merlin S. Hegge
Lewis Hegge
Beloit
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
John F. Stephen
Elsie Mae Olmstead
Jean Ayre
Christine Gustafson
Carol Weathersby
David Jenson
Richard Hahn
Paul Heyerdahl
Hans Miller
Hegge
John Austinson
Raymond Hahn
Clintors High School
Orfordville
Rock County Farm Bureau
Meredith Mildred Chambers
Fredrick J. Knudeson
Cobb
Darlington Methodist Church
Miss Chambers
Marle Chambers
Darlington
Cunningham Clinic
Platteville
Wisconsin School of Technology
Marlene, Waelti
Lawrence R. Lasure
Santa Paula
Calif
First Reformed Church
Belleville
Alvin Waelti
Brooklyn
Waelti
Madison Clean Tower Service
Truax Field
Air Force
Brooklyn Students Head to Wisconsin and Hawaii Colleges
Brooklyn area students will study at multiple colleges this fall. The University of Wisconsin expects the largest delegation, with five students from Brooklyn plus one to Green County Normal in Monroe. Names include Leona Keehn and several sons and daughters of local families. Additional enrollees attend the University of Hawaii.
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University of Wisconsin
Brooklyn
Monroe
Green County Normal School
Normal School
Leona Keehn
Theodore Keehn
Royal Neighbors Meet in Twin Grove
Times Special reports the Royal Neighbor Lodge met Tuesday night at Mrs. Floyd Chambers home in Twin Grove with thirteen members present.
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Royal Neighbors
Albany
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Floyd Chambers
Twin Grove
Pine Bluff Club Plans Annual Picnic at Putnam's North Side Park
The Pine Bluff club announced an annual picnic to be held at Putnam's North Side Park on Wednesday with dinner served at 12 30 p m.
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Pine Bluff Club
Putnam’s North Side Park
Markets Livestock Report Chicago USDA Prices
Salable hogs about 4000 with slow uneven trade. Butchers 50 lower, sow prices 25 to 50 lower, lighter weights mixed. Ib butchers 21.00-22.00 for 230-280 lb, 22.10-22.25 for loads 160-185 lb, sows 18.25-19.75, lighter weights 20.00-21.00, 425-600 lb 16.25-18.00. Salable cattle 700, calves 400, slaughter steers and heifers scarce, demand steady, cows steady, bulls weak, top welters steady, other grades weak to uneven. Prime loads around 1,000 lb.
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Chicago
USDA
Market report roundup from Chicago breakdowns and cattle prices
Steers 25.00. a few commercial to low choice steers 17.00-22.50. util ity cows 9.75-11.25. add head high commercial cows to 13.50. bulk canners 7.25-9.50. util ity and commercial bulls 11.50-14.00. good and choice dealers 17.00-21.00. Butter steady with receipts 641,575. wholesale prices steady to up a fourth cent: 93 score AA 56.75, 92 A 56.50, 90 B 54.50, 89 C 53.00. Eggs steady. receipts 8,539. wholesale prices unchanged: large whites 42-43, large mixed 40, mediums 33, standards 32, current receipts 25, checks 21. Grain: wheat none. Corn No 1 yellow 1.67-1.69, No 2 1.68-1.70, No 3 1.65-1.64, No 4 1.63-1.64, No 5 1.63-1.64, sample 1.63-1.64. Soybeans none.
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Chicago
U. S
Moose Praise Youth Groups
CHICAGO Delegates at an international Loyal Order of Moose convention vote a resolution praising the Girl Scouts of America and more than a half dozen other American youth organizations. The text lauds leadership as responsible and devoted to American freedom, while noting the Illinois American Legion's withdrawal of support over alleged un American influences in Girl Scouts literature.
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Chicago
Order of Moose
Girl Scouts of America
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Boys Clubs of America
Campfire Girls
YMCA
YWCA
FFA
CYO
Illinois Department of the American Legion
Potato Bug Adaptation Becomes Potatoes Pest
Potato bugs formerly fed on wild Rocky Mountain vegetation but adapted to potatoes, emerging as a significant pest to the crop.
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Rocky Mountain Region
USDA Abandons Milk Pricing Orders for Chicago District
The Agriculture Department will stop setting minimum prices for distributors and processors in the Chicago marketing area after dairymen voted to reject proposed changes. The move does not affect retail milk prices but aims to stabilize prices and supplies in metropolitan areas. The Chicago market serves about 5.4 million consumers, supported by around 24,000 dairy farmers across Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Wisconsin, with milk valued at about 170 million dollars yearly. Officials say the order’s purposes cannot be achieved without the rejected changes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Epidemic Kills 347 Children in 11 Cities of North India
An outbreak of virus encephalitis in 11 northern Indian cities has peaked, with at least 347 child deaths reported. Health officials continue to monitor affected areas as relief measures expand.
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New Delhi
India
Okinawa Base Project Studied by Three Generals
NAHA Okinawa three top American commanders toured the island fortress seeking it as a possible base and training site for U S troops redeploying from Korea or Japan. Far East command said Gen John Hull would review training areas to determine their usable extent. Gen Earle Partridge and Gen Lemuel Shepherd Jr. also arrived at Kadena air base.
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Naha
Okinawa
Far East
U. S
Korea
Japan
Far East Command
John Hull
Kadena Air Base
Earle Partridge
Marine Corps Touring U.S. Installations
A Marine Corps official is touring multiple U.S. installations to review facilities, training programs, and readiness. The visit aims to assess current infrastructure, safety standards, and soldier welfare while noting potential improvements.
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Marine Corps
U. S. Installations
Educator Carl G. Lawrence Dies at 83 in Berkeley
Dr. Carl G. Lawrence, 83, Madison native and father of Nobel laureate physicist Dr. Ernest Lawrence, died Thursday at a Berkeley rest home.
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Berkeley
Calif
Carl G. Lawrence
Madison
Ernest Lawrence
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Nh & Gordon Larson
Miss Venden
Edward Fitzsimmons
Joanne Jeremiason
Emil Rufener
Helen Ginner
Delwin
Ronald Henriksen
Edward Henriksen
All Madison Vocational School
Mary Porter
John Porter
Betty Nelson
Robert Nelson
Whitewater State College
Doris Olson
Trygve Olson
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Herman Armstrong Jr
Herman Armstrong Sr
Roger Borst
Esther’ Nelson
Garrett Nielsen
Hans Nielsen
Geralf Porter
Robert Christensen
Inga Elsner
Gwen Chandler
Sheldon Chandler
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Gerald Ginner
17Th Avenue
Lee Smith
Tory
Willie Gardner
Brodhead
Avon Township
H. S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
Reger & Johnson
NWNL
Northwestern National Life of Minneapolis
Brooks C. Rickard
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
First National Bank
Dairyland Bus Co., Inc
Ludlow
Moose Praise
Monroe Cash Market
11Th Street
Bian Crane Aeeidesn Pd
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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