Borden Expands Ink Unit Scope and Leadership Changes
Borden Chemical expands its ink unit scope after acquiring Hawley-Monk and Commercial Ink and Lacquer. Augustine R Marusi becomes president, James A. Wold promoted to VP in charge of the new division, with key appointments for Jacques, Grape, Monk, Hawley, Huelsman and other leadership roles shaping the ink operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden Can
Augustine R Marusi
James A. Wold
Commercial Ink
Lacquer Co
Hawley-Monk Co
Borden Chemical
Weld
Borden Ink
Seattle
West Coast Chemical Operations
Consumer Products
Chemical Company
George Jacques
George Grape
Lacquer
Charles C. Monk
C. Bart Hawley
Hawley-Monk
National Accounts
Gregg Huelsman
Sparkling Tablecloth Offers Special Touch For Yuletide Dinners
Instructions describe making a felt Christmas tablecloth with centered overhang, folding, and drawing patterns. It covers cutting holly leaves petals and candles from felt, sewing with satin stitch, and attaching light cords with masking tape for a festive Yuletide display.
Beutel Helps Platteville State College Band Plan Spring Tours
John Beutel, freshman in elementary education at Platteville State College, is a member of the college symphony band. The band plans two spring concerts on campus and a tour of Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois high schools while seeking funds to cover trip expenses. Beutel previously starred as Class A state champion accordion soloist at Monroe High School.
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Via Beutel
Ernest A. Beutel
Route 1
Monroe
Platteville State College
Beutel
Monroe High School
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Dallas Judge William Atwell 92 Dies After Long Service
District Court judge William H. Atwell, 92, who opposed the Supreme Court on school segregation, died Friday night. A Sparta Wisconsin native, he served on the federal bench from 1923 to 1954 and was noted for his pungent opinions.
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Dallas, Tex
William H. Atwell
Supreme Court
Sparta
Wis
Atwell
Warren Harding
Dallass
District Court
Mrs Foland 84 Dies at Freeport After Long Residence
Mrs Ida Macroland Foland 84 mother of Mrs Morgan Rickson died at Benjamin Stephenson Nursing Home Freeport after six months residency. Born in Farmer City Illinois she married Simeon Foland in 1898. he died in 1943. Survived by daughter Berle Borger Tex son five grandchildren seven great grandchildren two sisters both Panhandle Texans. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday Walker Mortuary Freeport with calling after 2 p.m. tomorrow and 3–9 p.m. Monday. Burial Oakland Cemetery Freeport.
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Ida Mac Roland
Morgan
Merle) ‘Ickson
Old
Argyle Road
Benjamin Stephenson
Freeport
Foland
Farmer City
Hidgen Shaw
Simeon Foland
Berle
Borger
Tex
Roy. Slagle
Dillard Slagle
Panhandle
Walker Mortuary
Oakland Cemetery
Visitor To Greet Girl Scouts Here
Mrs. Tamal Das of Assam India will tour cheese factories in Monroe Tuesday January 2 with Miss Gay Miller new Badger Council Girl Scouts executive director. She will meet the Monroe Neighborhood Service team at a luncheon then attend an afternoon session with intermediate and senior Girl Scouts at St Johns United Church of Christ. Mrs Das a long time girl guide arts specialist and former mathematics and English teacher plans to introduce an arts curriculum to guiding in Assam. Her husband works for the Assam Tribune.
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Tamal Das
Assam
India
Monroe
Gay Miller
Badger Council of
Girl Scouts
George R. Barry
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Das
Arts Caravan
United States
Jordan Jolly Workers 4H elects officers at Christmas party
The Jordan Jolly Workers 4H Club elected officers at their meeting and Christmas party at the Lee Hart wig home. New officers are Mike Ritschards president Linda Brendt vice president Lonna Hartwig secretary Bonnie Zum kehr reporter Mildred Grossen treasurer Judy Natz recreation leader. Games and a gift exchange followed.
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Jordan Jolly Club
Jordan Jolly Workers 4H Club
Lee Hartwig
Mike Ritschards
Linda Brendt
Lonna Hartwig
Bonnie Zumkehr
Mildred Grossen
Judy Natz
Radio requirement expands for flights into controlled airports
New rule requires pilots to carry two way radio equipment when using airports with federal control towers starting the day after Christmas. The policy applies to flights into or out of 475 federally operated towers among about 6900 U S airports. A Malta wreck relic on the island preserves a bone from Saint Paul’s right arm.
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Washington
United States
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Borden
John Beutel
Platteville
Ft. Lewis
Robert Smith
Lions
Santa
Santa Claus
Stanton P. Steurs
Co. B
William Niederberger
Dwight C. Coplien
Norma
Audrey Hummer
William R. Hummer
Lions Club
William Hummer
Judge Atwell
Dallas
Brownie
Richard Hatfield
Gilbert
W.va
Charles Dillon
McConnell, NL
Lena
Winslow
McC M
M&w
McC H
McC Nii
Harvey
New Idea
McC
Freeman
Wards
David Bradley
Idea
de- Laval
Thorp Finance Corp
Arthur Hanson JR
Ay Miskimon
Wayne Albertson
Harry Mullin
Alemite
Montgomery Ward
Montgomer Ward
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