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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1963

Page

5

Snappy Snazzers 4H Elects Officers Meet Friday

Election of officers will be held and premium money from the Stephenson County Fair will be distributed when the Snappy Snazzers 4H club meets at 1 30 pm Friday Nov 29 at the Maynard Losey home All girls 10 years of age by June 1 1964 may join the club. The New Glarus 4H club names 1964 officers for its Christmas program with Lynn Luchsinger as president JoAnn Hoesly vice president Barbara Kellesvig secretary Lennis Rindy treasurer and Julayne Jelle reporter.

Orangeville Stephenson County Maynard Losey NEW Glarus New Glarus Lynn Luchsinger JoAnn Hoesly Barbara”. Kellesvig Lennis Rindy Julayne Jelle

Richland 4-H Club Welcomes New Members and Details Dec Party

Richland 4-H Club lists new members Gary Bartels Kevin Winkler Karen Pitman Steve Williams Dwane Meiers John Marean David Siedschlag James Knuckles Bonnie Knuckles and Kathy Myers A safety report on fire extinguishers was given by Kenneth Mayer Demonstrations by Terry Eberle and John Winkler Talks by Mary Nussbaum and Harlan Mahikuch Special numbers by Marvin Ruff and Harlan Mahikuch A Christmas party is planned for December 7 at Green County Teachers College with square dancing Refreshments by the Milo Friedrichs Alfred Meiers and John Nussbaum families and recreation led by Mary Ann Sacker Judy Hanson and Shirley Wild.

Richland Club Richland Green County Teachers College Milo Friedrichs Alfred Meiers John Nussbaum Mary Ann Sacker Judy Hanson Shirley Wild

Jordan Jolly Workers 4H Club Elects Officers

Bonnie Zumkehr elected president at Jordan Town hall meeting for the Jordan Jolly Workers 4H Club. Other officers include Harland Sarbacker vice president Linda Brandt secretary Marcia Nipple song leader Paul Grossen leader and Mary Nipple club reporter.

Bonnie Zumkehr Jordan Jolly Workers 4H Jordan Town Hall Harland Sarbacker Linda Brandt Marcia Nipple Paul Grossen Mary Nipple Shirley Grossen Sarbacker

Lincoln Gettysburg Address project talk at meeting

Shirley Grossen led a project talk on Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. The Christmas party is set for December 21 at 8 p.m. with a grab-bag gift exchange and lunch. Committees include Linda Brandt Bonnie Zumkehr Joan Brandt Harland Sarbacker Paul Grossen Mary Nipple chair Beth Nipple Jiff Hartwig game committee. Lunch was served and recreation led by the Brandt family.

Lincoln Shirley Grossen Linda Brandt Bonnie Zumkehr Joan Brandt Harland Sarbacker Paul Grossen Mary Nipple Beth Nipple Jiff Hartwig Brandt Famy

Clarno 4-H Club Hears Florida West Indies Talk

Mrs. Frank Kubly lectured and showed a film strip on Florida and the West Indies at the East Clarno church meeting. Greg Wuethrich and William Wyss led the club and flag pledges. The Christmas committee was chosen and the recreation, decorations committees named with listed members.

Frank Kubly Florida West Indies Clarno

Fairfielders 4 H Club elects new officers at meeting

James Bauman retired as president and handed control to Mary Rahberger who becomes president. Rosann Rahberger is vice president Lois Bauman secretary Michael Rahberger treasurer James Bauman reporter. Guests led pledges, a gift exchange was approved, and Mary Rahberger gave a project talk while Vir ginia Raymer gave a demonstration.

James Bauman Fairfielders 4-H Club Mary Rahberger Rosann Rahberger Lois Bauman Michael Rahberger Virginia Raymer Miss Raymer Leonard Bauman Byron Hartwig

Kennedy Selected Own Library Site

Kennedy chose a Harvard campus site for his library beside the Graduate School of Business Administration overlooking the Charles River. Frederick L. Holburn, an aide, said the choice was made earlier after Kennedy saw the Boston area on Oct. 18 during visits evaluating locations.

Washington Kennedy Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration Charles River Frederick L. Holburn Boston

Osseo Faces Dual Telephone Services Split Decision

The Wisconsin Public Service Commission orders Beef River Valley and General Telephone to halt expansions in Osseo while studying unified service options. The two firms now share calls as hearings examine adequacy, rates, and plans. Mayor proposes municipal acquisition as a possibility.

Madison State Public Service Commission Osseo Wisconsin Trempealeau County Beef River Valley Telephone Co General Telephone Co Beef River Commission Ralph E. Purucker J. H. Smith

Key Rail Union Demands Raises in Wage Fight

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, the key operating union, serves demands on U S railroads for a 25 percent wage increase. They seek supplemental pensions and company paid health coverage for their 78 000 members. An arbitration board had issued recommendations that could cut up to 33 000 firemen jobs. The unions and railroads were to settle wages and issues under the Emergency Rail Arbitration Law.

Cleveland Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Congress

Doomed Negro Youth Granted New Hearing

A 17 year old Black youth faces another hearing three days before his scheduled execution for the murder of a white employer. Judge Frank M Scarlett set the Augusta hearing after attorney Donald Hollowell argued the defendant was under duress when admitting the slaying. Cobb was 15 at sentencing in 1961 for the death of Frank C Dumas. appeals reached state and federal high courts.

Brunswick Preston Cobb Jr Reidsville State Prison U.S Frank M. Scarlett Augusta Cobb Donald L. Hollowell Atlanta Frank C. Dumas Georgia U.S. Supreme Courts Georgia Supreme Court

Track committee fails to agree on 1964 U S Olympic selections

A United States Olympic Committee men's track and field committee did not reach agreement on Sunday about a formula to select American athletes for the 1964 Tokyo Games.

Chicago United States Olympic Committee Tokyo

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