Holiday Season Climax With Christmas Eve Services
Churches world wide prepare for Christmas Eve candlelight masses and Holy Communion. At First Methodist silent family communion 5 7 p.m. followed by candle lighting at 7 30 led by the Wesley and Senior Choirs.
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First Methodist
Wesley
Clarence Seaton
Arthur Chandler
Herbert Ainsworth
Frank Stiles
Mmes
Wilbert May
Calvin Kraemer
del Brandenburg
Gene Hennager
Robert Crandall
Carolyn Boethe
James Weis
Bethel Eub Church
WSWS
Burton L. Holling
St. Andrew’s Episcopal
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Bruce Patterson
Susan Blumer
Sanctuary
Perry Power
Calvin P. Fischer
Donald Storck
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Alfred Kunz
Robert Rieder
R. F. Bittorf
Mt. Olive
Grace Lutheran Church
Henry Hillis
Vicki Kraemer
Ulrrike Wagner
Germany
Paul Steiner
Wisconsin clubwomen pressure to lift oleo ban
Madison activists led by Mrs. R. V. Anderson push 1965 legislation to allow colored margarine in Wisconsin or levy a five cent tax, citing bootlegging across state borders and economic harm from current prohibition.
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Madison
Wisconsin
East Troy
R. V. Anderson
Wisconsin Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Illinois
Federation
Anderson
Torrential Rains Flood Yosemite National Park
Heavy rainfall swamped Yosemite National Park causing flooding across park roads and facilities. Officials closed affected areas and urged visitors to stay away until floodwaters recede. Emergency crews monitored water levels and coordinated safety measures with park rangers.
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Yosmite
Calif
Yosemite National Park
Californians Rattled By Mischievous Quake
A Southern California quake caused minor damage across San Diego National City El Centro Palm Springs and Los Angeles. Fire alarms rang windows broke and pools rippled while residents fled shops and restaurants in nearby Tijuana. Dr Charles Richter placed the event at 5.7 magnitude, likely originating on Baja California.
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San Diego
Scripps Hospital
National City
E. C. Davey
el Centro
Palm Springs
Tijuana
Mexico
Avenida
San Francisco
Baja California Peninsula
Cheese Market Steady as Supplies Remain Adequate
Swiss cheese market shows steady demand with good buying interest and favorable grading stocks during the holiday season. Grade A blocks available but inventories not building. grade B and C offerings remain short. prices quoted for A blocks 41 to 44 cents, B 38 to 42 cents, C 37 to 40 cents. No American cheese market report today.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe United Fund Achieves 1964 Goal Early
The Monroe United Fund reached its 1964 goal of 19 475 yesterday for the first time in three years. L. J. Schroeder, the fund’s president, thanked volunteers and noted three new directors will be elected at the January annual meeting. The 1964 breakdown lists donations to Red Cross, Salvation Army, YMCA and other groups.
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Vernon
Bud) Schillinger
Monroe Evening Times
United Fund
United Fundee
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Istmas
Schillinger
Vern
Monroe United Fund
L. J. Schroeder
Arthur C. Benkett
Anthony Kuban
Earl Hager
Walter Kerr
John Caradine
R. Finley Barry
Richard Bahr
David Bennett
Fred Simpson
Robert Bussen
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Francis Rick
Monroe Jaycees
Schroeder
Burton Holling
Paul Paulson
Leon Fernstaedt
Vernon Schillinger
Ward
Clarence Franklin
Wayne Fencil
Alton Kiel
A. C. Benkett
Ed Grossen
Four West Coast states hit by gale whipped rains
The article reports possible federal judge appointments for Wisconsin's western district. Three candidates are named: Gale-Whipped Rains hit Four West Coast States mentions Reynolds Gordon Doyle and Rabinovitz, with Proxmire and Nelson involved in recommendations. The State Bar and American Bar Association reportedly require approval, and Senate confirmation is needed.
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West Coast
Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
Supreme Court
Myron L. Gordon
Madison
James Doyle
Western District of Wisconsin
Johnson
David Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Senate
The
Sentinel
Doyle
Sen
Nelson
Sen. Proxmire
Reynolds
Justice Gordon
Green Bay
Rabinovitz
Board of Governors of the
State Bar
Western District
Remarkable Green County Matriarch Turns 103 This Christmas
Mrs. Carl Marty Sr. will celebrate her 103rd birthday on Christmas Day as the county’s oldest resident. A traditional cake with fewer than 103 candles signals the event. Family plans include most relatives with one daughter living in California.
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Carl Marty Sr
Marty
Isely
Verena Isely
Christian Iselys
Washington Township
Iowa
Chicago
Brodhead
Monroe
Magdalena Ritschard
Christmas Belongs To The Middle Aged Says Holiday Voice
A columnist argues Christmas serves middle aged people who crave renewal from daily routine. The piece recalls a friend who creates an elaborate Christmas tree as a personal ritual, using cranberries and popcorn, and stresses middle aged generosity as a yearly relief from a harsh world.
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New York
Santa Claus
Deluge Threatens Northern California Towns As Floods Spread
Torrential rains from the Pacific lash California Oregon Idaho and Nevada for the third day. Evacuations mount as 5 000 people flee floodwaters from dozens of rivers and streams. Authorities warn of rising rivers and blocked highways with state and local disaster units aiding.
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Pacific
California
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Coast
Eel River
Yuba City
Calif
San Francisco
Sutter County Board of Supervisors
Feather River
Guerneville
Orick
Fortuna
Klamath
Loleta
Paskenta
Scotia
Rio Dell
Pepperwood
Weatt
Myers Flat
Phillipsville
Miranda
Civilian Defense
Red Cross
Weather Bureau
Edmund G. Brown
Mark Hatfield
National Guard
Grant Sawyer
Nevada National Guard
Reno
Truckee
Sierra
Robert E. Smylie
Bancroft
San Diego
Robert Dickson
Chinook
Mont
Roxeberg
Ore
Calapooia Creek
Dalles
Southern Pacific
Cascade Mountains
Union Pacific
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Savior
Mrs. Anderson
West District
Radke
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Daily
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Associated Press
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