Miss Phyllis Rosheisen Weds Pfc. George W. Davis at Juda Church
A Co B serviceman home for holidays married Miss Phyllis Rosheisen at Zion EUB church Juda last night at 8. Dennis Davis of Juda was best man and Mrs. William Hawthorne was matron of honor. A family reception followed. The couple will travel to Ft. Lewis for their wedding trip and then reside there while Davis is stationed.
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Co. B
Zion Eub
Juda
Phyllis Rosheisen
Pfc
George W. Davis
William Hawthorne
Dennis Davis
Ft. Lewis
Pfe. Davis
Harry Welch elected chancellor of Pearl Lodge Knights of Pythias
Harry Welch was elected chancellor of Pearl Lodge Knights of Pythias in Brodhead. Marvin Stabler named vice chancellor, Ben Deininger prelate, Carl Roderick secretary, Milton Meienberg master of work, Dr Ronald ean Pawlisch master-at-arms, N Swartz treasurer, W J Belman inner guard, Jacob Pfisterer outer guard, G N Swartz trustee for three years, Ben Deininger Grand representative.
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Vunear
Tiarry Welch
Pearl Lodg Knights of Pythias
Marvin Stabler
Ben Deininger
Carl Roderick
Milton Meienberg
Ronaldean Pawlisch
N. Swartz
W. J. Belman
Jacib Pfisterer
G. N. Swartz
Ben’ Deininger
Juda WCTU Contributes to Youth Work
The Juda WCTU donated $10 for youth work as its Christmas project. The group met at Mrs. Elmer Matzke’s home with plans for the next meeting at 2 pm Friday Jan 26 hosted by Mrs. William Marean. Led by Mrs. William King and Mrs. Harry Smith.
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Juda Wctu
Juda Times
WCTU
Elmer Matzke
William Marean
Mmes
William King
Harry Smith
Homemakers Groups Hold Christmas Parties in Clarno and Richland
Clarno Homemakers met at Mrs Martha Grenzow’s with seven members and three visitors. A gift exchange awarded Mrs Albert Reinmann a special prize. Next meeting January 17 at Harry Reinmann home with lesson Fruits in Our Meals led by Martha Granzow and Valeria Grenzow. Richland Homemakers held a Christmas party at Mrs Michel McGuire’s with potluck, gift exchanges, and a food box for a needy family. Next meeting January 16 at Mrs Arley Ausmus home.
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Clarno
Martha Grenzow
Albert Reinmann
Fred Wuetrich
Roy Reinmann
Marion Vogel
Harry Reinmann
Martha Granzow
Valeria Grenzow
Richland Club
Richland Homemakers
Young Mothers Club
John Reese
Young Mothers Homemakers Club
Wayne Lausch
Gerald Gelbach
Lausch
Albert Buri
Dalen Freidrichs
Nathan Bechtolt
Thorp Names Mason New Vice President
Francis J. Conway announces Mason as vice president of Thorp Finance Corp. Mason will assist Glenn D. Dammit in promoting new business and supervising offices in Wisconsin and Minnesota while continuing personnel training. He also serves as director of supervision for the company.
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Harvey V. Mason
Thorp Finance Corp
Francis J. Conway
Mason
Glenn D. Dammitt
Thorp
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Industry Bets On New Business Expansion In 1962
Industry leaders rush more funds to plants and equipment as 1962 outlook brightens. Machine tool makers expect higher orders signaling renewed capital spending, with construction also rising. optimism hinges on tax incentives and sustained demand, though some fear retrenchment persists. The steel sector maintains capacity while upgrading lines, and machine tool orders point to a stronger year ahead.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Department of Commerce
American Iron and Steel Institute
Iron Age Magazine
National Machine Tool Builders Association
Big spend plans shape 1960s energy and industry outlook
The era's investment climate shows the gas industry budgeting about 2 billion next year, up from 550 million in 1961, while privately owned electric utilities earmark at least 3 billion. Major firms like American Telephone & Telegraph, General Electric, and Jersey Standard Oil announce sizable capital plans, with Jersey targeting 1.2 billion in new capital.
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American Telephone & Teleraph
General Electric
Jerseytandard Oil
Jersey
Catholic Action Convention Slated in Milwaukee
The 16th annual Wisconsin Catholic Action Convention will run February 2 to 4 at the Milwaukee Auditorium and Arena, drawing about 14,000 attendees from 16 Midwestern states. Sponsored by the Sodality Union of Milwaukee Archdiocese, the event aims to foster Christian leadership and moral conduct among Catholic youth under the theme A World to Win for Christ. Twenty-five priests and lay speakers will address delegates. In Tokyo, Japan authorized construction of a major passenger monorail linking Tokyo International Airport to downtown, possibly ready for the 1964 Olympics.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
The
Sodality Union
Ralph R. Schmit
SUMA
Christ
Tokyo
Transportation Ministry
Japan
Tokyo International
Golden Agers Elect Dettwiler as President
Fred M. Detwiler was elected president of the Monroe Golden Age Club at a Community Center meeting yesterday. Charles Stubbe became vice president and other officers include Mrs. John von Arx as secretary, Mrs. L. L. Hare treasurer, Mrs. Hulda E. Klemm sunshine chairman, Myrtle Goetz keeper of the keys. New officers assume Jan. 2 with refreshments. Kahler trial set in Milwaukee on Jan. 2 before Judge Kenneth P. Grubb in Kohler Corp stock value dispute.
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Fred M. Detwiler
Monroe Golden Age Club
Charles Stubbe
John von Arx
L. L. Hare
Hulda E. Klemm
Sunshine
Myrtle Goetz
Kohler
Milwaukee
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler Corp
U.S. District Court
Kenneth P. Grubb
Boil in Bag Foods Grow Popular in New Year
New York reports rising use of boil in bag foods and frozen vegetables in family sizes. Industry and polyethylene makers expect 1962 sales to rise 10 to 15 percent with hopes of 300 million units by 1985. FDA permits polyethylene film for packaging and new container coatings and tear tapes emerge. Pioneers include Seabrook Farms and Port Royal imagery recalls piracy era.
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New York
Rovn
U.S. Industrial Chemicals Co
Modern Foods Council
Food and Drug Administration
Formed Container Corp
Continental Can Co
Seeman Bros
John B. Fowler Jr
Seabrook Farms
Port Birdseye
Royal
Jamaica
Boil in the bag packs touted for home and hospital use
Industry groups and firms such as Armour General Foods and Seeman Bros promote boil in the bag foods. The method preserves vitamins and enables thawing heating or cooking frozen foods. They urge hospitals homes and restaurants to adopt ready entrees and diet packs.
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Fowler
Armour
General Foods
Seeman’ Bros
Joint Services For Crash Victims In Mineral Point
Special funeral services will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at the Mineral Point Congregational church for Miss Mona Thomas 59 and her aunt Mrs Gertrude E Baxter 81 who died in a Christmas Day traffic accident on Highway Q near Mineral Point The Week Funeral Home handled arrangements Miss Thomas survived by sister Mrs Arthur McNutt of Avoca Mrs Baxter has a brother Will Kelly of Thornton Illinois
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Mineral Point
Mona Thomas
Gertrude E. Baxter
Mineral Point Congregational Church
Thomas
Arthur McNutt
Avoca
GAO flags Civil Defense funds abused by states localities
GAO reports widespread misuse of federal Civil Defense money from 1951 to 1960. Instances include a $70,000 training center used for dances and dinners, matching funds funneled into nondefense projects, and duplicate payments for a generator. Also noted are preplanned emergency gear bought with funds and equipment diverted to normal county operations.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congressional Watchdog
Forest Service
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Congress
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Green County Pre-Pack Inc
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9Th Street
Patricia Karen
Nathan H. Isely
Ketchel
Platteville State College
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Green County Teachers College
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Buyer's LP Gas CO
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Monroe, Wis
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