Juda High Plans Annual Christmas Concert Evening Program
Juda High School presents its annual Christmas concert directed by Miss Delores Marti at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. The 42 member band and 28 voice chorus perform pieces from Randy Kane Kapers to Ukrainian carols, with solos by Jack Waelti and Beverly Schmid. The program includes works by Praetorius, Tschaikowsky, Dvorak, and a dedication to the 32nd Division soldiers at Ft. Lewis.
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JUDA
Ial
Delores Marti
Randy Kane Kapers
Michael Praetorius
Irving Berlin
Fred Waring
Jack Waelti
Jesus of Nazareth
Charles Gound
Adele Lehnherr
Beverly Schmid
Merikay Wilson
K. L. King
Forrest L. Buchtel
State FHA To Conduct Demonstration Contest
Mrs Mamemary adviser of the Monroe Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America announces a state FHA demonstration contest for all FH A members. A free trip to the Wisconsin State Fair is awarded as first prize. Sandy Burkhalter called Friday's meeting to order and committees were elected for the coat stand at basketball games. A committee was appointed to plan a homemade gift display for the next meeting on Friday Dec 29 at 3 45 PM. Each member will bring a gift to exchange.
Beers Farm Pond Work Ends Season After Freezing Weather
Lee Falk and Phil Davis report on last week’s field work at O Beers farm pond. Despite freezing temperatures and unusual wet fall, most tasks were completed with some carryover planned for next year.
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O. Beers
Smocky Valley Watershed marks 10th anniversary plans
The Smocky Valley Watershed directors met at Hiawatha school to plan marking the watershed's tenth anniversary in February. Directors Bill Leopold Clarence Falk Delbert Blum Danny Bechtolt and Vin Thomm declined details but promised a big, different event. They credited founders Kendall Digman Emmanuel Fuchs Tommy Schuetz Nick Calabresa and Myron Jeglum for starting the group, noting two decades of steady progress in soil and water conservation led by Dave Woods.
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Hiawatha
Bill Leopold
Clarence Falk
Delbert Blum
Danny Bechtolt
Vin Thomm
Kendall Digman
Emmanuel Fuchs
Tommy Schuetz
Nick Calabresa
Myron Jeglum
Juda By Mabel E Bauer
Local notes list visits and attendances as families from Brodhead Madison Platteville Freeport Monroe and Orangeville join neighbors for funerals Christmas events and a Helpful Homemakers Club dinner at the Eugene hotel in Monroe.
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Monroe
E. P. Haberman
Russell Matzke
Mmes
Ben Miller
Herman Bauman
Sylvia Grenzow
Orangeville
Homemakers Club
Eugene
Teacher Nabbed As Arson Plotter in Insurance Scheme
A 53 year old Chicago teacher Frank A Ziherle was held for removal to Indiana on charges of conspiring to commit arson to defraud insurers of 107000 dollars. Indiana chief investigator Bernard M Sweeney saidZiherle and two others planned the scheme and that Steven Shalbreck 60 Rhineland was arrested in Gary after attempting to file a claim for auto parts destroyed by fire on Oct 23. Building owner Daniel Yaksich 46 is in Florida and will be sought by Indiana authorities.
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Chicago
Indiana
Frank A. Ziherle
Gary
Ind
Bernard M. Sweeney
Indiana State Fire Marshal’s Office
Ziherle
Sweeney
Steven Shalbreck
Rhineland
Shalbreck
Daniel Yaksich
Florida
Firm Continues Despite Charges in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee firm under warrant action in a statewide mortgage forging probe may keep operating after Circuit Judge Harvey Neerlen modified a prior order. The ruling barred Wisconsin Suppliers and Builders Co from signing new contracts or mortgages while eight officers and salesmen of Wisconsin Suppliers and Union Improvements faced warrants in connection with the case.
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Milwaukeeum
Harvey Neerlen
Wisconsin Suppliers and Builders Co
Wisconsin Suppliers
Union Improvements, Inc
Milwaukee
Ruling delays hearing on mortgage case charter revocation
The article notes raids following refusals to sign mortg ages tied to property and cites defense attorney Sydney Eisenberg arguing the state aims to ruin a business on two cases. Judge Neelen postponed the hearing to December 28 to test ity on a state request to retain the original order until charter revocation.
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Sydney Eisenberg
Neelen
Fred Fluegel 91 Dies at Freeport
Frederick T. Fluegel 91 retired farmer died Sunday at Freeport Memorial hospital. Service set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Myers funeral home with burial in Dakota cemetery. He was born in Elroy and married Bertha Schultz in 1894. Survived by three daughters Grace Sigen Red Oak Bessie Fehr Dakota Viola Smith Rockford a son Clyde Dakota and sister Mrs Louis Hartman Freeport.
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Dakota
Frederick T. Fluegel
Freeport
Sunde Freeport Memorial Hospital
Myers Funeral Home
Dakota Cemetery
Fluegel
Elroy
Frederick Fluegel
Bertha Schultz
Benjamin Stephenson
Grace Sigen
Red Oak
Bessie Fehr
Viola Smith
Rockford
Clyde
Louis Hartman
Fox on Chicago rooftop stirs chase by watchers
A bewildered red fox eluded pursuers for hours on a downtown rooftop parking lot. Anti Cruelty Society officers, parking lot workers and others joined the hunt after the female fox was spotted. They captured the vixen after two and a half hours.
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FOX
Chicago
Red Fox
Anti-Cruelty Society
Bauman Jr. on Leave from USS Midway
William K. Bauman Jr., an interior communications electrician third class serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Midway in the Western Pacific, is home on leave staying with his parents at 1743 13th Street. He will report back January 5.
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