Orchesis and Chorus To Present Christmas Program
The Monroe high school Orchesis group and the school chorus will stage a combined Christmas program in the auditorium next Wednesday and Thursday. Three Orchesis seniors will play lead roles in The Juggler of Notre Dame. The chorus, directed by Mrs. Mabel Viel, will perform Yuletime in Carols as part of the event.
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Orchesis
Jo Anne Block
Barbara Haworth
Madonna
Yale
Grace Anderson
Monroe High School
Sandra Scherer
JoAnne Block
Notre Dame
Miss Scherer
Miss Black
Miss Haworth
Mabel C. Viel
The
Merry Makers
Betty Land
Beverly Kuckuck
Marlene Hare
Janeen Boyer
Donna Gustafson
Jean Sacker
Patricia Gaughan
Carol Stauffacher
Diane Burgy
Diane Darling
Marilyn Kubly
Judith Field
Mary Anderson
Gail Bissel
Marleen Niedegger
Faye Stauffacher
Hedy Studer
Kathern McGuire
Judith Frye
Carol Peterson
Sheryl Richards
Cecilia Grawehr
Stephenie West
Patricia Baumle
Mary Jane Johnson
Marcia Conway
Carolyn Benkert
Janet Kuebli
Jane Thompson
Janet Beckman
James Roethe
Sally Wenger
Geri Blaha
Rosalie Studer
Betty Baker
Theresa Machotka
Robert Koller
Karl Aeschliman
Walter Schroeder
Thomas Hyland
Janeen Wellenkotter
Wanda Wyss
Kay Bartlett
Miss Wellenkotter
Ralph Niffenegger
Werner W. Blum
Cheddar Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Wisconsin Market
In a weak to steady trading zone on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange, cheddar styles held firm while small styles slipped by a half cent. Sales included 14 cars of cheddars at 32% cents and one car of pasteurized longhorns at 3434 with offers uncovered for one car of pasteurized single daisies at 34% percent.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Commercial Bank Reopens In Lively Day Fifty Years On
The Commercial and Savings Bank celebrated the remodeled quarters with a lively reopening echoing its 1904 move in December. The space now features cream and green tones, walnut fittings, rust drapes, and doubled windows. Operations are departmentalized to speed transactions as music plays via a new speaker system. Open house is planned for January with officers Ralph Wenger and others listed.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Financial Institution
Taylor-Palmer Co
Milwaukee
H. L. Fenton
Bruni-Miller Co
R. W. Blaha
W. C. Bender
Ralph Wenger
Bruce M. Blum
R. L. Rote
Arthur P. Benkert
Emil Escher
County Board Discusses Rural School Special Services
A county school board convention at the high school auditorium drew nearly 150 attendees as experts from the welfare department, public instruction, and nursing fields discussed special services and Green County schools. The program included a welcome by County Superintendent Irene Powers, prayers, student flag salutes, lighting talks by Stewart Kingston, and a question period led by Roy Ihlenfeldt. A regional school board convention began later in the day with a Beloit College president Dr. Miller Upton due to speak that evening.
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County School Board
Green County
Hertha Tarrasch
John O'Neill
Welfare
Paul F. Gleiter
Harold Lautz
State Department of Public Instruction
Ruth Chase
David Gawronski
M. W. Stuessy
Brodhead
Irene C. Powers
Newton E. Barrett
Brooklyn Community
Restaurant Association Plans Dodgeville Meet
The Wisconsin Restaurant Association southwestern chapter will meet in Dodgeville on January 13 to elect officers. The December Dodgeville session honored president Wilbert W. Woethrich of Monroe while Alden J. Hawthorne presided in his absence. Attendees from Green County included Howard Kohn and Hawthorne couples, Kathryn Yost, Leona Gruenewald, Betty FitzGerald of Monroe, George Bjork of Brodhead, and Elmer and Dean Braun of Albany.
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Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Dodgeville
Wilbert W. Woethrich
Monroe
Madison General Hospital
Alden J. Hawthorne
Green County
Howard Kohn
Howard Kohn, Mr. and Mrs. Hawthorne, Misses Kathryn Yost
Leona Gruenewald
Betty FitzGerald
George Bjork
Brodhead
Elmer Braun
Dean Braun
Albany
Officials Face Murder Charge In Phenix City Case
Phenix City officials Circuit Solicitor Arch Ferrell and ex Deputy Sheriff Albert Fuller were indicted for first degree murder in the June 18 slaying of Atty. Gen. nominee A L Patterson. A third suspect was named as an accessory in the probe that ended the city’s racketeering era. Patterson had recently won the Democratic nomination for attorney general and had announced plans to testify before a Birmingham grand jury.
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Phenix City
Ala
Alabama
Arch Ferrell
Albert Fuller
A. L. Patterson
Patterson
Ferrell
Fuller
Bernard Sykes
Birmingham
American Legion
James E. Folsom
Tavern Woman Remains Missing
Bancroft Wisconsin Portage County authorities questioned several persons with no progress in the search for 54 year old Mary Hogan missing from a blood stained tavern. Sheriff Harold Thompson said crime lab investigators found blood in the tavern suggesting a fatal shooting. The cash box was empty and a .32 caliber cartridge lay on the floor with a blood trail to the outside tracks. A statewide alarm asked for a pickup truck seen near the tavern on Wednesday afternoon. Hogan lived alone in the tavern rear.
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Bancroft
Wis
Portage County
Harold Thompson
State Crime Laboratory
Here
Mary Hogan
Hogan
Christmas Seal Drive Reaches $1 350 Mark in Monroe
Miss Wilma Heimann, secretary treasurer of the annual Christmas seal sale in Monroe, announced that $1 350.05 has been collected to date. The fund drive continues through December with nearly 3 600 letters mailed in November containing at least $1 in Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association seals. Last year's returns were $2 190.22.
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Wilma Heimann
Monroe
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Albany School Addition Plans For Voter Presentation
Albany high school will be the venue at 8 p m Monday for plans on a new addition and remodeling by architects. A music room is highlighted among proposed features as the 30 year old building awaits updates for Joint School District No 8 voters.
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Albany
Hare to retire from Fourth Ward supervisor post
O L Hare announced today he will not seek re election as Fourth Ward supervisor in April. He cites mounting time demands from his Green County Fast Freight trucking firm and his growing business responsibilities. Hare has served on the Monroe County Board’s salary industrial development and equalization committees and chaired highway bypass study efforts.
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O. L
Doug) Hare
Hare
Green County
Monroe
County Road Conditions Show Mixed Winter Hazards
The county highway department reports clear skies may open most highways tonight but icy patches persist this morning. More snow and cloudiness are forecast statewide tomorrow with weekend flurries expected to worsen road conditions. Max Fisher notes the state is liberalizing ice removal standards to focus on busy state trunk routes and keep sand on grades where ice forms.
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Max Fisher
Wisconsin Highway Department
Highway Commission
Fisher
Madison
Bonn Upper House Balks on Saar Pact Amid Coalition Threats
West Germany's Bundesrat approved a preliminary vote on Paris treaties granting sovereignty and rearmament but balked on the Saar accord. The Bundestag will stage a three ballot process starting December 15. Adenauer faces a tougher two thirds in coming weeks as Bavarian shifts threaten his coalition.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Paris
Bundesrat
Saar
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
Bavaria
Free Democrats
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Bavarian
Christian Democrats
Christ Blatter Stricken at 85 in Wisconsin
Christ Blatter, 85, a former Brodhead resident living with a niece in New Glarus, died this morning. Born April 9, 1869 in Canton Bern, Switzerland, he came to America in 1892 and worked as a cheese maker in Monticello area. He married Anna Scheiser in 1897. she died in 1952. Survived by sister Marie Seller of Verona, a niece in New Glarus, and nephew Ernest Seller of Verona. Service Sunday 2 p.m. at Newcomer funeral home with burial Greenwood cemetery. viewing Saturday night.
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Brodhead
Christ Blatter
Herman Zweifer
New Glarus
Canton Bern
Switzerland
America
Monticello
Anna Scheiser
Blatter
Marie Seller
Verona
Zweifel
Ernest Seller
Newcomer Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral
Salk Vaccine Promises Lasting Polio Protection
Dr Jonas E Salk reported new evidence that his killed polio vaccine can create long lasting antibodies and protection. He noted potential lessons for vaccines against colds and influenza and said live virus vaccines may not be more potent.
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New York
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
Salk
Association For Research In Nervous and Mental Diseases
Dr Samuel Sheppard Testifies He Was Struck In Bedroom
Cleveland doctor Samuel Sheppard told jurors he was struck from behind in his slain wife Marilyn’s bedroom and lost memory after waking to her cries. He said he went to her room, saw a form, and later found his wallet near her bed.
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Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Marilyn
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Dr. Sheppard
Swanton Discusses Farm Co-ops and South America Trade
Milo K Swanton executive secretary of the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Co operatives spoke at the Green County Farm Bureau Co operative and Green County Service Company Co operative annual meeting at Turnerhall. He contrasted Wisconsin farming with methods seen in South America during a government trip. Directors were reelected and a noon dinner was served with Ben Berger talent from Madison as entertainment.
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South America
Milo K. Swanton
Madison
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Co-operatives
Green County Farm Bureau Co-operative
Green County Service Company
Turnerhall
Wisconsin
Ben Berger Talent
Shapiro Settles Tax Claims on Wife for 411000
Milwaukee businessman Michael Shapiro and his wife Rae settled federal tax claims for 411000 to wipe out a 562175 lien. The agreement covers 1942 to 1947 taxes plus penalties and interest, with Shapiro pleading no contest and Rae's charges dropped.
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Milwaukee
Michael Shapiro
Rae
Richard Finn
Chicago
Shapiro
U N Nears Vote Against Peiping
The General Assembly of the United Nations moves toward a condemnatory vote over Peiping for jailing 11 American airmen as spies. A 60 nation body seeks a resolution backed by the United States and its Korean War allies with Cuba and South Africa supporting, while Czechoslovakia opposes, arguing the case outside UN competence. The assembly met late into the night as the vote was anticipated.
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United Nations
N. Y
China
Peiping
General Assembly
United States
Cuba
Union of South Africa
Czechoslovakia
U. N
Times Edition Delayed By Major Press Repair
The Evening Times delayed due to a Goss press gear break at 6 last night. A Chicago supplier sent a replacement gear set by mistake to Janesville, wasting over three hours before the gear was redirected to Freeport and installed by David L. Johnson, Robert Maurer, and Robert Johnson to resume printing by afternoon.
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Evening Times
Goss Press
Chicago
Janesville
Freeport
David L. Johnson
Robert Maurer
Robert Johnson
Soviet notes warn West Germany rearmament. France urged
Moscow papers mark the Paris accord anniversary by warning France against allying with a rearmed West Germany. Pravda Izvestia and Trud say such a move would violate the 1944 Franco Soviet pact, justify military strengthening, and block Big Four talks. In Paris the National Assembly committee backs ratification paving the way for Saar and rearmament debates begin December 20.
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Moscow
West
France
West Germany
Pravda
Izvestia
Trud
Paris
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Russia
Europe
National Assembly
Foreign Affairs Committee
Saar
Assembly
Holiday Court Closing Begins Tomorrow
The annual holiday closing of Small Claims Court will take effect tomorrow through December 27 to manage the holiday mailing rush. Actions filed today will be processed. garnishees and traffic violations remain unaffected.
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Small Claims Court
Lois E. Faubel
Small Claims
Stock List Shows Mixed Early Trading In New York
The stock market rose briefly in early trading but faced widespread declines with losses around two points. Wilson and Co. rose one point to 11 percent on 22,600 shares, while Armour and Co., U S Steel, Republic, Boeing, Radio Corp., American Telephone, and American Airlines posted gains among the movers.
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New York
Wilson and Co
Armour and Co
U. S. Steel
Republic
Boeing
Radio Corp
American Telephone
American Airlines
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Restaurant Association
Christ
Dr. Salk
By Alton L. Blakeslee
Sheppard
Swanton
Farm Bureau
U.N. Nears
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