Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Draft Resolutions
The 14th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting will present four resolutions addressing labor force depletion, cheesemakers licenses, farm price support, and international trade. The group urges fair treatment by selective service boards, a license advisory board, continued price supports, and balanced reciprocal trade policies. Co chairs for noon meals are Mrs. William May and Mrs. Frank Bloom. a Monroe high school group will perform. officials and directors are listed.
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Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turners Hall
William May
Frank Bloom
Federated Women of the Farm Bureau
Monroe High School
Anna Gempeler
Monticello
Evert Ingwell
Blanchardville
Fred Galli
Albert H. Stoldt
Andrew Tschudy
Monroe
Dale Merriam
Darlington
Fred Pauli
Basco
Conrad Stauffacher
Lyman McKee
Madison
J. H. Burke
William Lauper
Hollandale
Stoldt
Ray T. Silver
Eleanor Frederick
Galli
Elden Brodhead Residents Observe December Birthdays
In Brodhead two of the town’s oldest residents mark December birthdays. Amelia Focht turns 90, born December 10, 1862, after 65 years in Brodhead. Charles Ramey, age 92, a retired farmer, remains active and healthy, with family ties including son Walter, daughter Mrs. Ralph Krueger, and granddaughter Mrs. James Keen.
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Brodhead
Amelia Focht
Charles Ramey
Burt
Mr. Ramey
Century
Spring Valley Township
Rock County
Walter
Ramey
Ralph Krueger
James Keen
Wisconsin state cash balance up in December
Wisconsin Treasurer Warren Smith reported a rise in the state cash balance from 2,983,913 on November 1 to 6,972,434 on December 1. Receipts of 44,980,114 exceeded disbursements of 40,991,594 last month, with 351,910,433 invested for agencies not included. Included were 126,523,883 credited to the teachers retirement system and 48,981,757 in the state retirement fund for employees.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren Smith
Moran Services To Be Saturday
The body of Miss Katheryn E Moran of Chicago will arrive in Janesville tomorrow at 9 30 am and be taken to Erickson funeral home in Argyle. Services are set for 11 am Saturday at St Joseph church Argyle with Rev Joseph Brecht officiating. Burial will follow in St Francis cemetery Adams Township. She was born in Adams Township to John and Mary Moran and was a seamstress who lived in Chicago the last 20 years. She leaves five siblings Arthur Robert Monica Edith and Grace on a Highland area farm. George and Claressa preceded in death.
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Katheryn Elen Moran
Chicago
Janesville
Erickson
Argyle
St. Joseph’s Church
Joseph Brecht
St. Francis Cemetery
Adams Township
Miss Moran
John and
Mary Sullivan Moran
Adams School
Arthur
Robert
Monica
Edith
Grace
Highland
George
Clarissa
Students Move 83000 Books to New Library
At Northern Illinois State Teachers College 1500 students and faculty moved 83 thousand volumes to the new Swen Franklin Parson Library, a 85 ton effort. The building cost two million dollars but funds for the book transfer were unavailable, so students volunteered to carry the load.
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DE Kalb
Ill
Armful
Northern Illinois State Teachers College
Swen Franklin Parson Library
Baptist Missionary Aid Christmas Party Planned
Times Special reports the Baptist Missionary Aid will hold its annual Christmas party next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. George Newman.
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Juda Aid
JUDA
The
Baptist Missionary Aid
George Newman
Swiss Church School Heads 56th Year Under Figi
J J Figi begins his 56th year as Sunday school superintendent at Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church in New Glarus after a Sunday meeting. New officers include Russell Monroe as assistant superintendent and LaVonne Walden as attendance secretary. The staff plans a Christmas Eve program with gifts redirected to Fort Wayne Children’s Home.
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New Glarus
J. J. Figi
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Russell Monroe
LaVonne Walden
Judy Walden
Ann Luchsinger
Calvin Schuler
Alvina Hoesly
Sylvan Frick
William McFadden
Hy Hoesly Jr
Gerald J. Disch
Clarence Marty
Adolph Strahm
Fort Wayne Children’s Home
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
VA Offers Yule Gift Suggestions for Hospital Patients
The Veterans Administration advises donors on appropriate gifts for VA hospital patients. Suitable items include canteen ticket books, bulk Yuletide foods, magazines, puzzles, games, and other essentials. Prohibited items include sweets for diabetics, cigarettes, cigars, tobacco products, cosmetic goods, and certain personal care items. Donors are asked to address gifts to hospital managers and refrain from requesting patient names.
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Veterans Administration
Census prejudice in the Middle Ages and beyond
The text notes that although cen suses existed in ancient times the Middle Ages fostered a bias against censuses that persisted into comparatively modern periods.
Racine Woman Driver Held in Three Deaths
Mrs. June Simpson, 35, of Racine, bound over to Municipal Court on three counts of negligent homicide after a crash that killed three people.
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Racine
June Simpson
Three Die In Highway 38 Crash In October
Mrs. Simpson faced charges as the driver of a car involved in a fatal crash on Highway 38 near Hush er. The collision Oct 28 killed three people and injured four others.
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Moran
J.J. Figi
Bauman
Floriff Phone
Dixie Shop
Orion
Dupont
Pene
Monroe, Wis
Med
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Denier
Carol Brent
Klinky
Klown
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