Wisconsin cheesemakers plan conference on price squeeze
The Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association aims to unite action at a statewide conference next month to end inequities in milk supplies and consumer markets. Leaders urge USDA observers to attend to gain insight into the Swiss cheese industry and improve policy understanding.
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Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Washington
George Mooney
Mooney
Beson
Congress
Doctor White says Eisenhower's recovery excellent and encouraging
Dr Paul Dudley White examined President Eisenhower at the weekend and said the convalescence is excellent and encouraging. Fatigue noted a week earlier was not heart related and simply typical for a 65 year old. White recommended mild climate exercise and rest before resuming full duties as Congress readies to begin its second session in mid February, delaying any decision on a second term.
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Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
White
Boston
Congress
Eisehower
Truman Calls For MERGER Of Army Navy
Ten year recap notes President Truman urging the consolidation of the Army and Navy into a single national defense department with the Air Force equal to land and sea forces. Also mentions courthouse roof debate, Monroe policing pay raise, and a high school basketball win.
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Army
Navy
Department of National Defense
Air Force
Monroe
Brodhead
Hal Davidson
State Line Troopers Aid Christmas Sharing Event
The State Line Troopers Home Makers Club held its annual Christmas party near Winslow with a three point plan to share. They prepared a sacrificial meal to benefit Meals for Millions and donated the meal cost savings to the same charity, plus a silent auction for Share Your Plus and school supplies for Korea, and collected stamps for a Honduran missionary.
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State Line Troopers Homemakers Club
George Abplanalp
Winslow
Meals For Millions
W. 7Th Street
Angeles
Church World Service Organization
Korea
John Schlappi Jr
Browntown
Surplus Food Share Aids World Service Effort
Mrs Abplanalp leads a local group sending surplus foods abroad through the Share Your Surplus program at Ghareh World Service Organization. Contributions go to the Commission on World Debt at 1720 Chouteau Avenue, St Louis. Dozens of pencils and future donations are planned for the St Louis address and Honduras missions.
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Commission On
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Chouteau Avenue
Se Tous
Abplanalp
St. Louis
Winslow
Ill
Commission On World Service
Honduras
Beanie’s Escape From The Gimme House Tale
The Dumdiddy frees Beanie from an ogre and pursues him to a big black house. Beanie meets a dwarf who explains the Gimme House holds children who never share. The Dumdiddy laments failing to save Beanie and vows to seek Santa for help.
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Beanie
Santa
Childr
Beanie’s Escape From the Gimme House Toy Trap
Beanie enters a room with a giant banana pie and ice cream, finishing every bite against a stubborn dwarf. After surviving the feast, he asks for a table tennis set but learns Gimme Children play alone. The dwarf reveals Beanie’s own private toys and warns him he’ll never see the others, leaving Beanie frightened and lonely.
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Beanie
Gimme House
Beanie Returns Home in Santa Land Tale
In a playful scene the whispering Beanie decides to head back home as a dwarf and Gim’s children laugh and call out in Santa Land. The exchange blends whimsy with a journey motif as characters bid farewell.
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Gim
Santa Land
Sunday School Enrollment at Zwingli Church Rises in 1955
Social Events notes at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church report Sunday school enrollment up to 293 in 1955 from 271 in 1954 with average attendance 250, lowest 183. Preschool classes Beverly Babler Gail Spring Jeanette Zurfuh posted 100 percent attendance with honors for long-serving staff and numerous year certificates awarded to students including Kathleen Ann Elmer and John W. Stoehr.
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Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Co. M. Stauffer
Beverly Babler
Gail Spring
Jeanette Zurfuh
Stauffer
Thomas Voegels
Henry Spring
Clarence Elmer Sr
James Pierce
Kathleen Ann Elmer
John W. Stoehr
Leon Baertschi
Kenneth Woodruff
Anita Babler
Herman Pluss
Lawrence Baertschi
Carl Loeffel
Mary Kay Elmer
Martin Rupp
Jack Stenbroten
Sandra Schlapbach
Danny Stauffer
Douglas Buehl
Joan Boss
Lou Ann Baertschi
Gene Luchsinger
Tom Fiedler
Kenneth Schlapbach
Wayne Prish
Bryan Babler
Richard Luchsinger
John Voegeli
John C. Baebler
Alvin Strahm
Calvin Strahm
Kurt Wittenwyler
Sharon Durtschi
Gary
School Year Class Roster Names List from Parish Notes
Readable fragments from a school or church roster show third through ninth year students and several adults listed by last names Hefty, Kammerer, Babler, Blum, Gempeler, Luchsinger, Schlitler, and related given names. The text preserves multiple family surnames and multiple years with no clear context.
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Eweifel
Candace Buehl
Carolyn Babler
Nancy Durtsch
Carol Sue Blum
Guy Loeffel
Mary Field
Judy Woodruff
Herbert Kubly
Kenneth Kla
Jeanette Boss
Dennis Field
Nancy Boss
Ernest Gempeer
Ruth Ann Babler
Kieth Field
Johnny Meyers
Richard Frietag
Mary Jean
Tyron
Tom Hefty
Diane Say Blum
Walter Tryon
Frederick Rupp
Veret Hefty
Donald Luchsinger
Beth Ann Schuer
Ernest Gempeler
Margaret Kammerr
John Holdrich
Louise Gempler
Marian Luchsinger
Robert Schlitter
Karen Schlittler
Janet Kammerer
Irene Marty
Fred Abbott
Bill Hefty
Slenry V. Baebler
Scherer Couple Celebrate Anniversary and Family Ties
Herbert Scherer hosted guests at a family event marking the marriage of Martha Elizabeth Maurer to Jacob B. Scherer on December 20, 1905 at John's church. The couple has three children Harold, Herbert, and Monroe, plus Mrs Myron Hansen of Freeport, one grandchild and 11 great grandchildren. Scherer is active in agriculture, serving on the County Board as chair of its agricultural committee.
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International Press Service
Monroe
Green County
H. C. Dahms
Green County Poultry Association
Thomas Luchsinger
Frank Weirich
Sunshine Girls of the Universalist Church
Austria
Herbert Scherer
Martha Elizabeth Maurer
Jacob B. Scherer
John’s Church
P. A. Schuh
Harold
Herbert
Myron Hansen
Freeport
Scherer
Open House Honors Scherer Anniversary
Open house honored Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Scherer on their golden wedding anniversary at the Scherer home Route 4. Guests visited from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A three tier white cake, cut by granddaughter Mrs. Walter Brandli, crowned the serving table while Mrs. Raymond Carter poured lunch and Mrs. Robert Carter served coffee. Hostesses included Mmes. Myron Hansen Herbert L. Scherer and Harold E. Scherer.
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Jacob B. Scherer
Harold E. Scherer
Walter R. Brandli
Raymond Carter
Robert Carter
Mmes
Donald Driscoll
Bert Wells
Ralph A. Lindsay
Brandli
Judith Field
Betty Garrison
Karen Scherer
Myron Hansen
Herbert L. Scherer
Walter Brandli
Golden Wedding Anniversary Dinner for Frank Unger Couple
Mr and Mrs Frank Unger Route 3 were honored at a Swiss Wheel restaurant dinner marking their golden wedding anniversary They wed December 21 1905 in Fond du Lac Their four generations attended with 35 relatives including Charles Pagel Campbellsport Minnie Green August Pagel Milwaukee William Pagel Milwaukee and Mrs Edward Rosenthal Monroe A cake with 50 golden rose icing served as center piece and gifts were exchanged.
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Frank Unger
Route 3
Fond du Lac
Charles Pagel
Campbellsport
Minnie Green
August
William Pagel
Milwaukee
Edward Rosenthal
Monroe
Christmas Party Held by Cheese City Circle Square Dance Club
The Cheese City Circle Square Dance Club held its Christmas party Saturday night in the Legion home. Mr and Mrs William McKee were the callers and were honored with a gift by the club as thanks for their service.
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Cheese City Circle Square
Legion Home
William McKee
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