Dr Moore Honored for 80th Birthday by Monroe Commandery
Dr Moore a longtime Monroe physician and World War I veteran received a scroll for his 80th birthday and his service to the Monroe Commandery Knights Templar in a meeting at the Masonic temple. He was born December 19 1875 and graduated from Rush Medical College.
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Ae Es Amoure
Eny
Monroe Commandery
Knights ‘Templar
Masonic Temple
Dr. Moore
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
Monroe
Tower
Minn
Catherine Waite
Moore
Knights Templar of
Wisconsin
Clark A. Kleckner
Officers and Trustees Entertained at St Omar Star Party
William E Amstutz hosted a Monroe Country Club gathering for St Omar chapter Order of the Eastern Star officers trustees escorts and guests. A 6:30 dinner Santa Claus gifts and group singing followed prizes in bridge euchre and pi nacle. Mrs Corson displayed year in review slides while decor featured a Christmas theme.
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Wiliam E. Amswtz
St. Omar
Order of the Eastern Star
Monroe Country Club
Mrs Blumer Wins Auxiliary 500 Honors
Mrs Blumer won first place in the 500 event at a Wisconsin Power and Light Co Auxiliary meet in the club room. Mrs Robert D Kitto took second. Miss Dorothy DeRemer and Miss Susan Granberg joined as new members. Mrs E R Blair earned a prize for the best told story of her memorable Christmas. Mrs O H Grinnell presented Christmas articles while gifts were exchanged.
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Dars. Movert
Blumer
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Robert D. Kitto
Dorothy DeRemer
Susan Granberg
Mew
E. R. Blair
O. H. Grinnell
Mmes
Herbert West
Ralph A. Lindsay
E. H. Schober
Carson Lowl
Grinnell
Ralph Ellis
Mission Union Names Officers for Next Year
The Baptist Women’s Mission Union held a Thursday meeting to select officers for the coming year. Mrs. John Morgenthaler will serve as president, succeeding Mrs. Carlyle Porterfield, with Mrs. Harland Gillette as vice president and Mrs. Paul Strike as secretary. Mrs. William Blumer gave a speech on Coristenas. Honors were given to Mrs. Archie Francis and Mrs. Newton Davis.
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Aupany
Jimes Specifl
Baptist Women’s Mission Union
John Morgenthaler
Carlyle Porterfield
Harland Gillette
Paul Strike
William Blumer
Archie Francis
Newton Davis
Caps Given Graduates Of Nurses Aid Course At St Clare
Graduates of the nurses aid training program at St. Clare hospital received their caps in graduation exercises conducted yesterday. Sister M Blandine presented the caps, with Mrs. Helen Briggs, RN, as instructress, who also received a gift from the group. A lunch followed prepared by Sister Mary Veronica.
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Awemsy
St. Clare Hospital
M. Blandine
1St. Clare
Helen Briggs
Mary Veronica
Mmes
Dorothy West
Kathryn Phillips
Cynthia Asmus
Mary Kubly
Mary Ellen Laeser
Catherine Adelhoven
Shirley Knudson
B. H. Lynch
Mary Jo Wuetrich
Gayleen Steensrud
Elise Feutz
Judy Chambers
Carol Koenig
Mary Ann Erickson
Patricia Crouch
Times
Singing Highlights Swiss Club Meeting
The Monroe Swiss Club gathered at Turner hall with Fritz Laeser and Rita Bregenzer among singers. A Cheese Day film played and refreshments were served as donations were approved for the Christmas Stocking fund, Salvation Army, and Christmas Seals. The club plans gifts for the Swiss Olympic gymnastic team performing January 21 and 22 and a banquet for the team. committees will be named later.
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Fritz Laeser
Frederick Laeser
Juda
Rita Bregenzer
Monroe
Turner Hall
Salivation Army
Mmes
Albert Aeberli
Fred Disch
Bertha Burkhardt
Marian Burkhardt
Haddingers Observe Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hefty marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner hosted by Fr. Atkinson. Mrs. Hefty, former Marie A Zimmerman, and the couple, formerly of Monticello, were joined by numerous Haddinger relatives and friends from Monticello, Milwaukee, Albany, and Monroe for the celebration.
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Monticello
Bernice Babler
John Stenbroten
Willis Babler
Henry E. Babler
Walter Haddinger
Manticello
Albany Eastern Star Elects Mrs Kittelsen
Albany Times special reports Mrs Kenneth Kittelsen named worthy matron of Albany Eastern Star succeeding Mrs Robert Grossman. Other officers elected include Kenneth Kittelsen as worthy patron and Beatrice Burrington as associate matron with installation planned in December.
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Albany
Kenneth Kittelsen
Eastern Star
Robert Grossman
Beatrice Burrington
Francis Atkinson
F. L. Atkinson
L. H. Allen
Gretta Eldred
Earl McCulley
E.O. Osborne
Yale Party Scheduled by Shrine Club Honors Brownie Scouts
Brownie Scout Troop 30 sponsored by Green County Shrine Club will be honored with a Christmas party tonight at 7 30 in the Swiss Wheel restaurant. This event also serves as a regular Shriners meeting.
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Green County Shrine Club
Shriners
Brodhead
The
United Christian Youth of
Wittenwylers Honored For 50th Anniversary
John and wife observe their golden wedding with a Sunday dinner at the Chateau attended by 140 guests and numerous relatives. Grandnieces and nephews presented a floral centerpiece and a three tier cake. Hermann Wittenwyler gave the cake, a gold money tree came from sisters and brothers. Attending were numerous local and out of town relatives and friends.
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ME Elly
Limes Zyndal
John Wittenwyler
Chateau
Ables
John H. Baebler
Herman
Wittenwylers
Harry Washburn
Waukau
Ernest Cotherman
Monroe
Euphemia Engadier
Matt Bissig
Walter Wittenwyler
Matt A. Wittenwyler
Bertha Keler
Hulda Hancock
Herman Wittenwyler
Wittenwyler
Roy Bissig
Mazel Kundert
Richard | Smith
Judith Bissig
Robert
Kay Chesebro
Montgomery Chesebro
Cecil Holloway
Theodore Burgy
Diane and
Barbette
Past Noble Grands Elect New Officers
Officers of the Past Noble Grands chain of Juaneta Rebekah lodge were named Friday afternoon in Rebekah hall. Mrs. Earl McCulley was named president, Mrs. Trella Webb vice president, and Mrs. Earl Zwickey secretary treasurer. A Christmas program followed by a candlelighting ceremony.
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aupaNx
Times
Juaneta
Rebekah
Program committees named for supper event
On the program committees at the supper, Mmes. Zwickey Clelia Thornley and Miss Anna Rhyner served on the main slate with Mmes. Fred Schmid and William Steindorf on the supper committee.
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Mony
Mmes
Zwickey
Clelia Thornley
Anna Rhyner
Fred Schmid
William Steindorf
Mrs Engle Elected Eastern Star Matron
Officers of the Brodhead chapter of the Order of Eastern Star were elected led by Mrs Robert Engle as worthy matron and Dr Merton Mattison as worthy patron. Other posts filled include Mrs Frederick Duchow associate matron, Frederick Duchow associate patron, Mrs Lulu Mattison secretary, Mrs Frank Mauerman treasurer, Miss Ruth Amerpohl conductress, Miss Marjorie Blackford associate conductress, and Roy Stephens trustee for three years. Installation set for December 29.
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Avon Sunes
Brodhead
The
Order of Eastern Star
Robert Engle
Merton Mattison
Frederick Duchow
Lulu Mattison
Wisconsin panels name two committees for ports and veterans home
The Wisconsin Legislative Council announced two committees. The ports committee will study Great Lakes port development in light of the St Lawrence Seaway project with members including Senators Padrutt Porter Franke and Assembly members La Fave Le Claire Wallin Molinaro Catlin and others. The veterans home committee includes Senators Trinke Rice Stalbaum Assembly members Peterson Loy Wackett and five public members. Also named were leaders for a Midwest highway tax meeting. A Milwaukee gun collector pled guilty to unlawful possession of an unregistered machine gun and faces sentencing after an investigation.
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Atadison
Wisconsin Legislative Council
Monay
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Wisconsin Veterans Home
King
J Sens
Padrutt
Chippewa |Falls
Porter
Bloomington
Franke
Atty
Andrew Borg
Superior
Oliver Smith
Port Washington
Veterans Home Committee
Sens
Trinke
Lake Geneva
Rice
Rep Davis Appoints Two for Navy Academy
Rep Glen Davis announced two appointments to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis based on Federal Civil Service Commission exam rankings. Arthur E Wegner Jr of Madison and Robert A Ulrich of Horicon named as appointees with alternates listed from Madison Stoughton Oconomowoc Waukesha Lake Mills and Mayville areas.
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Rep. Davis
Navy Academy
Washington
Glen Davis
Wis
Arthur E. Wegner Jr
Madison
Robert A. Ulrich
William B. Sherlock
Jan R. Seils
Stoughton
Herbert C. White
Don R. Timmer
Jerold W. Klug
Oconomowoc
Richard W. Blom
George A. Lemmer
Neil J. Burmeister
Waukesha
Charles F. Barf- Knecht
Lake Mills
Michael W. Bachhuber
Mayville
Kaiser Motors Plans Stock Exchange and Reorganization
Kaiser Motors Corp and Henry J. Kaiser Co announce a plan to swap stock that would make Henry J. Kaiser Co a wholly owned subsidiary and rename Kaiser Motors to Kaiser Industries Corp. The move aims to eliminate Kaiser Motors debt including 13.3 million owed to the Reconstruction Finance Corp and shift Willys Motors to a Kaiser Industries subsidiary. Five states have towns named Amsterdam, per the National Geographic Society.
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Kaiser Motors
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Kaisers
Henry J. Kaiser Co
Kaiser Motors Corp
Kaiser Industries Corp
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Kaiser Steel Corp
Permanent Cement Co
Kaiser
Willys
Amsterdam
The
National Geographic Society
Knight Plans Pro Eisenhower Delegates for 1958 GOP
Gov Goodwin Knight disclosed plans to form a pro Eisenhower slate of delegates to the 1958 Republican National Convention in California. He said 70 California votes would go to him if Eisenhower seeks a second term, with a June presidential primary set on the assumption of renomination. Knight noted interest in Knowland and Nixon as possible delegation members, while party dynamics and timing drew attention to the looming convention.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Eisenhower
Timin
New York
Richard M. Nixon
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Knowland
Nixon
Bald Eagles Migration Patterns Across U.S. Regions
Bald eagles nest in both northern and southern U.S. regions with Alaska also hosting nests. In winter the northern eagles migrate south while southern birds migrate north during summer, showing seasonal movement between regions.
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United States
Alaska
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