Brannan Plan revival eyed for 1964 farm policy
The editorial notes renewed interest by lawmakers and farm groups in the Brannan Plan direct payments for non production as a response to farm economics. It discusses potential political motives, the Johnson administration’s approach, and Freeman’s support as a possible vehicle to test public reaction in an election year.
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Charles Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Brannan
Harry Truman
American Farm Bureau
Charlie Brannan
Farm Bureau
Johnson
Freeman
Secretary Freeman
Mr. Johnson
Orville Freeman
Kennedy
Goldwater Attacks Johnson Over Foreign Aid Tactics
Sen Barry Goldwater sharply criticizes President Johnson for pressuring Congress to pass the foreign aid fund bill before Christmas calling the president a master of congressional strategy while accusing him of using lawmakers as personal errand boys in a Christmas vote rush.
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Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Capitol Hill
Washington
White House
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
House
Senate
Goldwater
Mr. Johnson
Arizona
Rose Bowl prep and perilous sea rescue headlined in 1953
Ten years ago Michigan State and UCLA began Rose Bowl preparations on December 27 1953 as rescue teams saved 43 mariners from icy North Atlantic lifeboats after a freighter split. Also noted were local fire department reunions and obituaries marking a quiet year end in Monroe and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State
UCLA
Monroe
Edward R. Rosenthal
Samuel Schwartzlow
Brooklyn
Goldwater Speaks Out on Key 1964 Campaign Issue
The remark by Barry Goldwater draws attention as a significant question about the GOP presidential race. While his status as a potential nominee could lead to his statement being dismissed as a campaign remark, the issue he raises deserves careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
GOP
Mrs. Syl Simmons dies at 91 in Madison home
Mrs. Syl Simmons 91 of Hazel Green died after a month long illness at a daughter's home in Madison. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Hazel Green Methodist Church. Burial at Thomas funeral home in Platteville after 7 p.m. today. Survived by son James of Hazel Green, daughters Mrs. Kenneth Ryden and Mrs. Chester Peterson of Madison, Mrs. Lloyd Scadden, eight grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. She was born in Illinois and was a longtime Hazel Green resident and Rebekah lodge member.
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Syl Simmons
Hazel Green
Madison
Thomas Funeral
Platteville
Simmons
Illinois
Rebekah Lodge
James
Kenneth Ryden
Chester Peterson
Lloyd Scadden
Forrest Iler Dies in Florida After Long Illness
H. Forrest Iler former Madison heating department manager at Wolff Kubly and Hirsig for 27 years died yesterday in a Ft. Myers Florida hospital after a long illness. He was World War I veteran and member of the Presbyterian church Masonic lodge Madison Scottish Rite bodies and Zor Shrine Temple. Surviving are his wife Loretta the daughter and two grandchildren. Frautschl funeral home Madison is making arrangements.
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H. Forrest Iler
Ruth Charleton
Darlington
Ft. Myers
Fla
Madison
Florida
Wolff, Kubly and Hirsig
Iler
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Madison Scottish Rite
Zor Shrine Temple
Loretta
Frautschl Funeral Home
Today in History December 27 events through time
Key dates include 1848 first NYNH&H train into New York City at seven miles per hour, 1776 Washington granted dictatorial powers for six months, 1939 Black Sea coast disaster with over 30 000 dead, 1943 railroads seized to avert transport stoppage, 1963 date line noting year end.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
New York City
Congress
George Washington
Black Sea
Anatolia
Turkey
Kraemers Win Four Handed Cribbage Match
The Schwoeglers and the Kraemers played a four handed cribbage game. By agreement, if the Schwoeglers won Jim would write about it in his column, if the Kraemers won I’d write about it. Shirley Schwoegler didn’t hit a 29 hand and I did the pegging, so the Kraemers won easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwoeglers
Kraemers
Jim
Shirley Schwoegler
Sign in Buzz Montgomery’s store quotes a saying
A storefront display in Buzz Montgomery’s shop features a quote reading It’s what you learn after you know it all that counts. The sign emphasizes growth and humility beyond knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz Montgomery
Green County 4-H Members Education Focus
Green County reports many 4-H youth enrolled in colleges across the state. Snowbound at home during holidays, students plan to return January 6 with list includes Stout State College affiliates Marilyn Phillips Jane Senn Barbara Deininger Nancy Fenner. Platteville State College hosts the most local students with others at Lakeland Stevens Point Whitewater and more. Many pursue agriculture related careers after college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
4-H
Marilyn Phillips
Stout State College
Menominee
Marilyn
Stout
Janet Senn
Barbara Deininger
Nancy Fenner
Platteville State College
Platteville
Roger Ace
Nathan
Wilson Bloom
Glen Bower
Jim Huffman
Ed Kaderly Jr
Loren’ Riemer
Bob Ruehlew
Jim Sullivan
Barbara Severson
Daphne
Shelby Mauermann
Joann Montgomery
Mary Ann Burgy
Sherry Marty
Lakeland College
Plymouth
Linda Schiesser
Stevens Point
Marlea Schuetz
Whitewater
Marlea
Waupun High School
University Farm
Fred Lauper
Irvin’ Bartels
Dick Ammon
Bob Timm
Joann Lange
Anita Rood
Green County Teachers College
Teachers’ College
Ruth Tschanz
Bob
Virgil Leopold
Woodford
Verona
Barneveld
Karen Meier
Mendota State Hospital
Parker Funeral Held At Elk Grove Church
Les ter Parker 35 of Cuba City died Christmas Day in Cuba City with funeral services held at St. Peter's church Elk Grove. Survived by sister Frances Trickel Benton and brothers Merle Benton and Leo L. Parker of Pauls Valley Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba City
Lester Parker
Benton
St. Peter’s Church
Elk Grove
Frances Trickel
Merle
Leo L
Paul’s Valley
Okla
Bread Tax Talk Raises in 1964 Wheat Income Plans
Washington reports debate over a bread tax as farm groups seek to boost 1964 wheat income after farmers rejected Kennedy plans. The proposal centers on voluntary certificates worth 70 cents per bushel and a potential treasury payment to growers, with critics warning of higher bread prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Freeman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Blast Victim Dies in Manitowoc Fire Injuries
Frank Ronsman, 73, of Two Rivers, injured December 5 when a blast shattered buildings in an outlying residential area, died Thursday in a Manitowoc hospital from burns and other injuries.
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Manitowoc
Frank Ronsman
Two Rivers
Devotion For Today Christmas Reflection by Monroe Clergy
Rev Paul H. Olm of St John s United Church of Christ offers a brief devotional on the shepherds worshiping the newborn Christ. The tale recalls the Shekinah glow and heavenly praise as the shepherds tell Mary and Joseph what they have seen and heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Joseph
Christ
Orangeville Christmas Gatherings Reported Across Town
Residents celebrated with visiting relatives and friends as Christmas gatherings took place at multiple homes. Families from Freeport Platteville DeKalb Racine Evansville New Richmond Mt Morris Rock City Nokomis Danville and Lena joined in meal ceremonies and seasonal greetings.
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Budd Longamore
Freeport
LeRoy Thorn
Vera Heck
J. C. McKenna
Evansville
John McKenna
New Richmond
John Babler
Myron Babler
Mt. Morris
Orangeville
Roswell Babler
Ralph Babler
Richard Fiene
Dakota
John E. Babler
Rock City
Elver Wendilandt
Janis
Nokomis
Ill
Ronald Crowell
Pamela
Danville
Wilbur Baker
Linda
Randy
Edward Baker
Lena
Church Schedules and Officers Across Area Congregations
Local churches publish weekly schedules including Sunday school times worship services and choir practice. Notable listings include United Church of Christ Monroe St Johns with multiple services and activities Rev Paul H Olm Monticello Zwingli Rev J Allan Mittler and Rev Mittler leading confirmations and choirs across several towns New Glarus Swiss Orangeville Browntown Wayne Township and Washington Township churches list worship times communion confirmations and choir events with named pastors and lay leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church OF Christ
Allan Mittler
Washington Township
Mittler
New Glarus
Linus L. Wierwill
Orangeville
A. R. Felts
Browntown
Peace
Daniel V. Schowalter
Wayne Township
St. Paul's
Peace Church
Schowalter
Methodist church schedule and clergy list
Sunday school times and worship services for Methodist churches in Monro e Argyle Lamont Blanchardville Woodford with ministers Rev Harold A Allison Rev Dale E Shotts Rev Blanchardville and Rev R A Pegram plus choir and WSCS meetings and youth activities listed for a community church bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Menroe
Methodist Youth Fellowship
WSCS
Harold A. Allison
Argyle
Dale E. Shotts
Lamont
Rev. Shotts
Blanchardville
Shotts
Woodford
R. A. Pegram
Religious Services and Schedules for Monroe Bethel Monticello
Evangelical United Brethren churches list weekly worship times Sunday school hours and midweek activities. Monroe Immanuel schedules worship at 8:30 and 10 45 with classes. Bethel hosts 10 and 11 am services with hospital services and parsonage open house. Monticello begins with 9 45 worship. Rev. Melvin J Roehrdanz Rev Burton L Holling are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren
Monroe
Immanuel
Circle Four
John Kiyden
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Bethel
Burton L. Holling
Monticello
Sunday worship and Sunday school schedules listed for several churches
Open Rev Holling at New Glarus 10 30 a m Sunday school 9 15 a m open house parsonage 3 5 worship p m Rev Holling Clarno Zion worship 10 Sunday school 11 a m Rev Frank R Hinebaugh Staver St Peters Sunday school 10 worship 11 05 a m Thursday Room For You Class Mildred Rote 2 p m Rev Hinebaugh Fairfield worship 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 a m Rev Lynn Longenbaugh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holling
New Glarus
Clarno
Zion
Frank R. Hinebaugh
Staver
St. Peter’s
Mildred Rote
Hinebaugh
Fairfield
Lynn Longenbaugh
New Apostolic Monroe Worship and Sunday School
A church notice from Monroe announces worship at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11 a.m. on Sundays. Wednesday services include New Year’s Day observance at 10 a.m. led by Rev. R. H. Scharnweber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Apostolic
Monroe
R. H. Scharnweber
Public Talk and Bible Study Schedule at Monroe Congregation
Jehovahs Witnesses Monroe announces a public talk and Watchtower study at 4 15 p m on Tuesday a Bible study at 8 p m on Thursday and Theocratic Ministry School at 7 30 p m with a service meeting at 8 30 p m conducted by Richard Kneifel the congregation overseer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Monroe
Richard Kneifel
Monroe Union Church Service Schedule Update
Monroe Union reports no Sunday school. Family worship 10 15 a m. Thursday Circle Three with Miss Grace Byers 2, Adult Choir 7, Church Session 8 p m. Saturday Confirmation class 9 a m. Rev Gerritt E Mouw presiding.
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Monroe
Union
Circle Three
Assembly of God Sunday Services Monroe
Monroe church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. evangelistic service at 8 p.m. midweek schedule includes Christ Ambassadors at 8 p.m. Wednesday, and Bible study and prayer at 8 p.m. Thursday led by Rev. Gilman Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Christ Ambassadors
Gilman Hanson
Episcopal St Andrew's Monroe Mass Set for Sunday
The Episcopal church St Andrew's in Monroe invites worshipers to Sunday mass at 11 a.m. Services focus on communal prayer and liturgy in a traditional setting.
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Episcopal
Monroe
St. Andrew's
Monroe Unitarian Universalist Schedule and Rev Jesse Dom
The First Unitarian Universalist church in Monroe lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m. On Thursday the choir meets at 7 30 p m led by Rev Jesse R Dom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Unitarian Universalist
Monroe
Jesse R. Dom
Lutheran Churches Schedule and Clergy List
A parish listing shows worship times Sunday school sessions and midweek events for several congregations. Clergy names include Rev. James C. Plymire Rev. R F Bittorf Rev Bittorf Rev Emil C Martinson Rev M A Sorenson Rev Soren son and Rev Hans C Jersild across Monroe Mt Olive McConnell Argyle Adams Apple Grove Yellowstone and South Wayne Our Savior’s with notes on New Year services and confirmation status.
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Monroe
Grace
James C. Plymire
Mt. Olive
Bittorf
Argyle
Emil C. Martinson
Adams
Martinson
Apple Grove
Hans C. Jersild
Jordan
Rev Jersild Leads Wiota Worship Services
Wiota church notices show Rev Jersild leading morning service at 9 and a second service at 10 30 with no Sunday school. Rev William D Simpson referenced in related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersild
Wiota
William D. Simpson
Baptist Monroe and Juda schedule meetings weekly
Baptist Monroe and Juda churches publish a weekly program. Monroe holds Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11, evening service at 7 30, prayer meeting Wednesday at 8, all at Kiwanis Scout Chalet led by Rev Grant G Rice. Juda lists services and a baptismal at 8 pm and midweek acts led by Rev John M Leggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Monroe
Kiwanis
Grant G. Rice
Board of Trustees
John M. Leggett
Church of the Nazarene Service Schedule
Rev Wesley Burns leads worship with 11 am service and 7 pm and 8 pm events for Junior Teen and Adult fellowships. Wednesday includes a noon prayer meeting at 11 am and an 8 pm prayer gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Nazarene
Monroe
Wesley Burns
First Church of Christ Scientist Service Times and Readings
The church announces a 10 45 a m Sunday service with testimonies of healing on Wednesday at 7 45 p m The Reading Room is open Wednesday and Saturday from 2 to 4 p m for visitors and study placed in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Monroe
Childbearing gap widens between 1950 and 1960
Women aged 15 to 44 in 1960 bore 25 percent more children on average than those in 1950. The statistic highlights changes in birth rates across the decade and implications for population growth.
Ward sale catalog cuts prices on apparel and appliances
Montgomery Ward distributes a sale catalog to about six million homes. The catalog touts up to 57 percent discounts on winter apparel and major reductions on appliances including a 14.4 cu ft refrigerator and a 23 inch deluxe TV console. Prices drop on coats suits sweaters and tools with specific item reductions for family members.
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Monroe
Wis
Montgomery Ward
R. L. Harbick
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