English professor Donald Eulert to speak at Monroe Woman's Club
Platteville College assistant professor Donald Eulert will address the Woman's Club of Monroe in the Green Room at Ludlow Memorial Library on Wednesday at 8 p.m. He arrived in Wisconsin last year after teaching at the University of Kansas and Colby High School.
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Platteville College
Donald Eulert
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Ludlow Memorial Library
Eulert
Wisconsin
Kansas
University of Kansas
Kansas State College
Colby, Kan
Carruth Memorial
Caravan
Fiddlehead
Midwest
Platteville State College
Department of Literature
C. S. Grundahl
Arthur F. Roethe
Karl F. Koch
Dwain E. Mings
Congregational Guild Christmas Party Held in Brodhead
The Congregational Guild held its Christmas party Wednesday at Mrs. Ross Olin s home. President Mrs. Arthur Blanchard led the business meeting as devotions were given by Mrs. Brandenburg. Ruth Amerpohl presented readings and led prayers. Olin displayed color slides from a European summer tour and gifts were exchanged with refreshments served.
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Brodhead
Congregational Guild
Ross Olin
Marvin Brandenburg
Laura Fleck
George Wheeler
Ruth Amerpohl
Arthur Blanchard
Brandenburg
New Officers Elected By Get-Together Class
The Get-Together class of the EUB church elected officers. Harvey Mauermann is president, Donald Edwards vice president, Mrs. Harry Pinnow secretary, and John Pengra treasurer.
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Brodhead
Times
EUB Church
Harvey Mauermann
Donald Edwards
Harry Pinnow
John Pengra
Baby shower for Eric Scott Kubly in Madison
Mrs. Ralph Kubly and Mrs. Abraham Kubly attended a baby shower at Ralph Dunkle home in Madison Wednesday evening. The event honored Eric Scott Kubly, infant son of Eugene and family from Belmont California, born last month.
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Ralph Kubly
Abraham Kubly
Ralph Dunkle
Madison
Eric Scott Kubly
Eugene Kubly
Belmont
Calif
New Glarus Finances High School Addition Bond Sale
The sale of bonds to fund a $360000 high school addition was completed. Barcus Kindred and Co. of Chicago bought the notes, with Quarlés and Herriot of Milwaukee handling legal work. Promissory notes total 72, each $5000, with interest due May 1 and Nov 10. Interest rates range 2.6 to 2.8 percent. debt to be reduced to $15000 by 1972 and refinanced.
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NEW Glarus
Times Special
Barcus, Kindred and Co. and Associates
Chicago
Quarlés and Herriot
Milwaukee
Millard Peters
Harold Hoesly
Funny Thing Star Awarded 130000 in Damages
Zero Mostel, star of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, won 130000 in damages after being struck by a bus on Broadway January 13, 1960. The verdict against Surface Transit Inc. and a driver follows a $200000 lawsuit.
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New York
Zero Mostel
Forum
Mostel
Broadway
Surface Transit, Inc
Your friend the want ad sells for you
A concise note highlights that a personal recommendation approach to ads can effectively promote selling, renting, or hiring via a friend crafted want ad. It emphasizes peer trust and targeted reach through informal networks.
Mrs. James Farmer Elected Noble Grand At Rebekah Meeting
Mrs. James Farmer was elected noble grand at the Esther Rebekah Lodge meeting in the IOOF hall. Other officers include Mrs. Charles Lostetter vice grand and Mrs. Carl Ault recording secretary with Mrs. Ralph Ellis financial secretary and Miss Lois Miller. A potluck dinner followed the attendance contest won by Mrs. Farmer and Miss Grace Schroeder. Mrs. Max Voelkli was honored, and a Christmas party with a foursome lunch and 50 cent gift exchange was planned for December 21.
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James Farmer
Noble Grand
Esther Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Charles Lostetter
Carl Ault
Ralph Ellis
Lois Miller
Farmer
Grace Schroeder
Beatrice Mulligan
Marie Geigel
Emma Bleiler
Mmes Julia Legler
Chester Tobina Miller
Bertha Schinder
Max Voelkli
Garlan VanNatta
Platteville Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Marsh Elected By WRC at Brodhead
Officers of the Brodhead Woman's Relief Corps elected include Mrs. Van A Marsh as president and Mrs. Lever Walden as senior vice. Delegates named are Mrs. Marvin Fairman Mrs Lever Walden Miss Grace Marsh and Mrs Grace Hartman. Alternates listed: Mrs Elbert Spring sted Mrs Pearl Myers Fannie Ties and Fretah McClellan.
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Brodhead
Brodhead Woman’s Relief Corps
van A. Marsh
Lever Wolden
William Pyle
Russell Rosheisen
Pearl Myers
Albert Springsted
Jennie Ward
Marvin Fairman
Lever Walden
Grace Marsh
Grace Hartman
Mmes
Mmes. Elbert Springsted
Parl Myers
Fannie Ties
Fretah McClellan
Yale Party Tomorrow Celebrates Children
Jaycette Jaycees host a children's Christmas party from 4 to 5 p.m. tomorrow in the hospitality room at Green County Bank.
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Jaycees
Green County Bank
Round Table Study Club Christmas Meeting Placed
Mrs. Van A. Marsh will host the Round Table Study club at 2 p.m. Tuesday for a Christmas party with a gift exchange.
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Brodhead
van A. Marsh
Round Table
Mrs Swartz Hosts Jolly Eight Club Gathering
Mrs Vilas Swartz was hostess to members of the Jolly Eight club. Honors went to Mrs Leo Scheberle and Mrs Erwin Matzke.
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Swartz
Vilas Swartz
Jolly Eight Club
Leo Scheberle
Erwin Matzke
Lodge will elect officers at regular meeting
Bicknell Masonic Lodge plans to elect officers at its regular meeting Monday night. Members are urged to attend as officers for the coming year are chosen.
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Brodhead
Bicknell Masonic Lodge
Eisenhower Warns of Executive Power Grabs at Industry Luncheon
Former President Eisenhower told the 67th Congress of American Industry that the executive branch appears to seize congressional duties and expand federal power. He warned of growing dependence on government largesse and bureaucratic control, noting rising costs and deficit spending. He avoided naming Kennedy, but criticized centralizing trends since the 1930s.
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New York
Eisenhower
Congress
67Th Congress of American Industry
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Kennedy
Executive
Doering Named President-Elect of Honolulu Chamber
Willard L. Dick Doering a Mifflin native and Mineral Point High School graduate is named president-elect of the Honolulu Hawaii Chamber of Commerce. He came to Hawaii in 1929 as Imperial Candy Co representative and later worked for American Factories Inc where he now serves as senior vice president.
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Willard L
Dick) Doering
Mifflin
Mineral Point High School
Honolulu, Hawaii
Chamber of Commerce
Doering
Hawaii
Imperial Candy Co
Seattle
American Factories, Inc
Spring Grove Community Notices and Attendances
Residents share social events across Spring Grove and nearby towns. Farewell party honors Mr and Mrs Leopold before their move to Jutla. birthday supper for Carol Jaeggi. baptisms, church rites, and visits from neighbors noted. Governor’s Youth Conference attendance and local theater viewing mentioned.
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Frank Leopold Sr
Larry
Jutla
Edwin Jaeggi
Carol
Christy Jaggs
Cindy Swain
Susan Aeschlimann
Jessy Friedly
Susan Dougas
Gordon Mohns
Monroe
Messrs
Mmes
Robert Mohn
Herbert Mohns
Ronnie Bear
Myra Bear
James Crawford
Grace Lutheran Church
James Plymire
Fritz Kundert
Evansville
Fred Kundert
Russell Binger
Pecatonica
Ellworth Binger
Ross Binger
William Chambers
William Binger
Martha Geiser
Art Stoll
Aillen Taylor
James Lewis
Argyle
Willis Williams
Elmer Cleaveland
Alfred Zweifel
Will Meinert
Madison
Rose Clark
Frank Leopold
Janesville
Elijah
Elmer Lundeen
Rockford
Miners Find Jobs for Hurley Workers
The Wisconsin State Employment Service reports 200 Hurley miners displaced by the Montreal mine closure on August 10 have been placed in new jobs.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Hurley
Montreal
Meadow Valley Homemakers Plan Annual Christmas Party
The Meadow Valley Homemakers will hold their annual Christmas party and pot luck supper Saturday evening at the Arthur Legler home. Husbands will be guests and gifts will be exchanged.
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Meadow Valley
New Glarus
Arthur Legler
Helpful Homemakers Meeting Highlights Trip Photos
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pinnow shared pictures from a Seattle to Canada trip and the Holland tulip show at the Helpful Homemakers gathering at the Ben Miller home. Co-hostesses served lunch as games and gift exchanges occurred. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday January 16 with Mrs. John Miller, Monroe.
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Chester Pinnow
Seattle
Wash
Canada
Holland, Mich
Ben Miller
John Hillbrand
John Miller
Monroe
Progressive Homemakers Plan Christmas Party After Lesson
Mrs Clarence Meier and Mrs Harold Burkhalter led a lesson on Selection and Use of New Textiles at the Progressive Homemakers meeting held at Mrs Lyle Metcalf home. Roll call brought cookie recipes and Mrs Kent Guinn won the special prize.
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Clarence Meier
Harold Burkhalter
Jefferson Homemakers Christmas Dinner Meeting Notes
Jefferson Homemakers and guests held a Christmas dinner and party at the Swiss Wheel restaurant in Monroe. The last meeting featured Mrs. Harold Green. Mrs. William Hafen and Mrs. Lamont Zimmerman led a lesson on Enjoying Life as We Grow Older with roll call What I Like About Life on the Farm.
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Jefferson Club
Spring Grove
Jefferson Homemakers
Monroe
Harold Green
William Hafen
Lamont Zimmerman
CBS Club Plans Christmas Party at Newcomer Home
Members of the Spring Grove CBS homemakers club will hold a Christmas party Wednesday evening December 19 at the home of Mrs Willis Newcomer.
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CBS Club
Spring Grove
New Spring Grove
The
CBS
Willis Newcomer
Christmas Party for Spring Grove Homemakers Club
The Spring Grove Homemakers Club will hold its Christmas party Friday December 14 in the Green County Bank meeting room. A potluck dinner will be served at noon.
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Spring Grove
Spring Grove Homemakers Club
Green County Bank
Oakley Homemakers Host Christmas Potluck Dinner
The Oakley Homemakers invite members to their annual Christmas potluck at Oakley Hall on Thursday December 20.
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Oakley Club
Spring Grove
Oakley Homemakers
Oakley Hall
Olson Opposes Guard Changes in Wisconsin
Wisconsin adjutant general General Ralph Olson told Governor elect Reynolds he opposes proposed National Guard realignment that would cut state strength by more than 2000. He criticized timing and urged waiting Army reorganization. Olson spoke during a budget hearing where Guard requested 412193 for 1963 65, a 26.5 percent rise from the current biennium.
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Madison
Ralph Olson
Reynolds
National Guard
Wisconsin
Olson
Defense Department
Adjutant General
State National Guard
Medic Group Hopes To Reopen Hospital
The State Medical Society of Wisconsin launched a program to place a doctor in Menominee County and reopen the former reservation hospital. Following the end of federal supervision, health problems arose. the move aims to employ a physician in Keshena and restart county hospital operations with a $2000 appropriation and calls for philanthropic, federal, and state support.
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Madison
State Medical Society of Wisconsin
Menominee County
Keshena
Proxmire Tops Party In Roll Call Presence
Senator William Proxmire cites Congressional Quarterly noting he had the highest voting participation among 64 Democratic senators in 1962 with 223 of 224 roll calls. Only Margaret Chase Smith matched full attendance, while Proxmire missed a late procedural satellite bill vote with 79 colleagues.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Congressional Quarterly
Congress
Proxmire
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Wisconsin president weighs Rose Bowl bid amid football emphasis
Milwaukee article reports University of Wisconsin president Fred Harrington telling regents the school may accept a Rose Bowl bid despite faculty calls for de emphasis on football. He cites higher athletic costs from removing the need factor in football aid and notes post season games heighten football focus.
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Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Fred Harrington
University Regents
Badgers
Harrington
Regents
Big Ten
Wisconsin Peace Corps Volunteer Dies in Brazil Jeep Collision
Washington report states Dale Edward Swenson, 25, of Amery Wisconsin, Peace Corps volunteer, was fatally injured in southeast Brazil when his jeep collided with a truck. His body will be flown home. Swenson began Peace Corps training in January at the University of Oklahoma.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Dale Edward Swenson
Amery
Wis
Brazil
Swenson
Melville S. Swenson
University of Oklahoma
Peace Corps volunteer deaths rise with Brazil loss
The Peace Corps confirmed Swenson is the fourth volunteer to die since the program began in Brazil in March. Two volunteers died last year in a South American plane crash and another died of natural causes in the Philippines.
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Brazil
Peace Corps
Swenson
South America
Philippines
Hefty Receives Promotion to Aviation Electronics Tech
Burnett R. Hefty, promoted to aviation electronics technician third class, serves with the Navy aboard the USS Yorktown overseas.
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Hefty
Glarus
Burnett R. Hefty
Navy
Yorktown
Hoesly Promoted and Reassigned to USS Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles J. Hoesly, brother of Mrs. Eldon Brauer, has been promoted and assigned to the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt. His new address appears as QM3 Charles J. Hoesly 5-461-790, N. Div., c/o FPO New York, N.Y., CIA 42, in New York.
Orfordville Native Completes Basic Training
Pvt. Bernard Badtke son of Mr and Mrs Jack Badtke Route 1 Orfordville completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is enrolled in an electronics and missile course at Fort Bliss Texas He is a 1957 graduate of Orfordville High School.
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Bernard Badtke
Jack Badtke
Route 1
Orfordville
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Orfordville High School
Library installs alarm after coin theft at Truman center
In Independence Missouri the Harry S Truman Library plans a burglar alarm system after a $50 000 collection of rare coins was stolen on November 12. The measure aims to boost security at the facility following the heist.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Classified ads promise safer rides and dependable bargains
The notice urges readers to seek safer, dependable cars and to check the classifieds for real bargains. It emphasizes safety and value in purchasing used vehicles.
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