Amish Plan Separate School For Area Pupils In New Glarus
A delegation from the Amish Settlement informed New Glarus Public School Administrator Ken Glewen that about 35 to 40 Amish children would not attend New Glarus Schools this year and would start their own schools within two weeks. Registration is set for tomorrow with classes starting Thursday. The Amish favor education through 8th grade and may need state directives to determine enforcement of age and schooling requirements.
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New Glarus
Ken Glewen
Wisconsin
Glewen
State Department of Public Instruction
Eisenhower in critical but stable condition
A stubborn siege of spasmodic heartbeats keeps Dwight D. Eisenhower in critical condition yet comfortable and free of pain. Doctors said irregularity lessened Monday but has a history of dangerous fibrillation threats, last seen in attacks since August 16.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tell Pageant Opens with Swiss Arts and Alpine Schedule
The 31st annual Wilhelm Tell pageant unfolds Aug. 31 to Sept. 2 at highway W site near the village. Events begin 9:30 a.m. Saturday with a Swiss Church lawn children's program, plus a first English Tell at 1:30 p.m. Saturday and German Sunday, English Labor Day. A Alpine Festival at 8 p.m. Saturday, street dance at 10 p.m., and outdoor art show Sunday fill the schedule, with New Glarus talent, Swiss Misses dancers, and Bell Ringers featured.
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Millard Tschudy
Schiller
Glarus
Dean Streiff
Glarmont
Streiff
Gary Streiff
William McFadden
Maxine Babler
Kim
Kathy Bright
Roger Bright
Lynn
Nancy Reuter
Kathy Wild
Gale Blum
Dennis Streiff
Tell
Sixth Ave
First St
Alpine Brass
Robert Elkins
Ronald Duerst
Orville Colney
New Glarus
Howard Steinman
Monticello
Lawrence Brereton
John Schafer
Verona
Jessie Kruger
Marge
Shirley Mitchell
Dorothy Roth
Monroe
John W. Porter
Brooklyn
Edward S. Meier
Argyle
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Indiana
Four Still in Hospital in Monroe County Mishaps
Eight people were injured in accidents over the last 24 hours per the Monroe Police Department and Green County Sheriff. An eight tenth mile northeast of Browntown vehicle driven by Marvin E. Bear left the road, struck a rock embankment, rolled onto its top, traveling 143 feet 7 inches. Injured: Daryl Meighan, Marvin Bear, Patricia Doherty, Larry Leck, and Mary Kay Schutt. A passerby, Jasper Williams, assisted the injured to St. Clare Hospital. The incident occurred at 10 44 p m yesterday. Mary Schutt and Larry Leck were treated and released.
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Monroe
Green County
Marvin Bear
Patricia Doherty
23Rd Ave
Francis Doherty
Larry Leck
Paul Leck
Mary Kay Schutt
Hollis E. Schutt
Sunnyridge Court
Jasper Williams
Browntown
Alpine Drum and Bugle Corps Contest Saturday Night
The Madison Explorer Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps will compete Saturday night at Alpine Drum and Bugle Corps Championship held at T. R. Holyoke Athletic Field. Tickets are $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children under twelve, available from Cheese Day committee members, Monroe businesses, or at the gate.
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Madison Explorer Scouts
T. R. Holyoke Field
Madison Explorer
T. R. Holyoke
Explorer Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps of
Madison
Cheese Day, Inc
Monroe
Ruf's Confectionery
North Central Service Corp
Schuetzer's
The
Chamber of
Julie Rodriguez Loses in Her Fight After Liver Miracle
Cherie Rodriguez, who lived longer than any known liver transplant recipient, died of cancer at the University of Colorado Medical Center. Her parents from Pueblo expressed gratitude for the chance to extend Julie's life and its perceived benefit to medical knowledge and humanity.
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Julie Rodriguez
Wenver
Colo.n
Cherie Rodriguez
University of Colorado Medical Center
John C. Rodriguez
Pueblo
Colo
Julie
Rodriguez
Murray Favors Postal Changes
Monroe campaign stop reports special district candidate Rick Murray endorsing turning the U.S Post Office into a federally owned corporation. He cites Parade Magazine findings on inefficiency and costs, urging modern methods to reduce taxpayer burdens during a caravan tour through the Second District.
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Monroe
Rick Murray
U.S Post Office
Parade Magazine
Wisconsin State Journal of Sunday
Murray
Schools Ready To Start Class
Monroe area youngsters prepare for the new term with bus routes set, lunch programs ready, and teachers at orientation. Students register Thursday and dismiss at noon, with Friday an all day session and classes resuming after Labor Day. New teachers honored at Idle Hour Mansion dinner as First National Bank hosts.
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Monroe Area
Prine
Monroe Board of Education
Twining Park
Green County Teachers College
Daily Doggerel by Clair R Munns
Traffic was heavy. No was quite a feat. I never guessed I was out of gas until I turned right on a side street.
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Clair R. Munns
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George A. Smathers
Smathers
Humphrey
McCarthy
Humphry
Eugene J. McCarthy
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Entertainment Galore
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Acorn
Ilinois
Frank Hilliard
William Schrack
Jon Lindberg
Sargeant
Jeffrey Burch
Gregory Marlett
Explorer
Colour Guard
State of
Nancy Zweifel
Robert Zweifel
St. Clare Hospital
Nancy
Wisconsin Avenue
Monticello High School
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