Wuthrich Family Leads Bowling Honors in Local Meet
Mike Wuthrich bowled a 622 series and June Wuthrich a 548 as the couple headlined a strong showing among top counts. Deb Share added 609, and a 202 by June marked the highest by a woman bowler. Team scores featured Commercial Bank with 2,789 and high 1,011 game, while Junction House Bar claimed the first half title with 37 points in Victory.
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Mike Wuthrich
Mike
June
Wuthrich
Bob Wuetrich
Mike’s
George Redman
Herb Goecks
Wyeth
Deb Share
Commercial Bank
Sportsmen
Junction House
Recreation Club
Brandenburg Plumbing
Schuetzel
Harold Pickett
Crawford Mueller
Nate Deining
Dick Bruny
Chet Matthews
Vic Marean
Gayle Matzke
Clark’s Grandpas
Baumgartners
Oaktron
Eagles
Roger Cheese
Eatons
Dean’s Milk
Kubly
Bauman Kitchens
Swains
Kunderts Service
Tiger’s Pure Oil
Gemplers Tire
Share’ S Texaco
S and O
Christmas Holiday Guests From Many Areas
Members of families from Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa gathered for Christmas visits. The list includes Mr and Mrs Edward Swartz Shreveport LA and Beloit with Dr and Mrs Arthur Potts, Mrs Grace Hartman Madison, Mrs Laura McNair Browntown, and many others in Brodhead Rockford Madison Juda Monore and Cedar Rapids. Marine Pfc Richard Fricke on 10 day leave visited Cherry Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Swartz
Shrevesport
Helen Swartz
Arthur Potts
Beloit
Grace Hartman
E. S. Adams
Madison
Laura McNair
Dale Young
Browntown
Fern Stephens
Kermit Barganz
Rossie Rae
Bruce
Whitewater
Charles Stephens
Mark
Rockford
Paul Zimmerman
Elma Stephens
Leon Kirkpatrick
Brodhead
Kittie Young
Dean Bushnell
Argyle
Leon Richwine
Mmes
George Nickel
John Klevgaard
M. D. Markham
Fred Gerber
Monroe
Werner Gerber
Juda
D. S. Markham
Richard Markham
Nellie Broughton
Albert
Platteville
Frank Parker
Edward Roderick
Biloxi
Miss
Arthur Roderick
Cedar Rapids
Marion Roderick
Carl Roderick
Nellie Roderick
Mattie Roderick
W. P. Dodge
Nancy
Western Springs
Til
Gus Thom
Lynn Jones
Chicago
Clifford Jones
Ross Heath
Stanley Wraight
Frank Wraight
Speedway
Ind
Jerry Pinnow
Carthage College
Leslie Pinnow
Pfc
Richard Fricke
Cherry Point
N.C
Henry Fricke
Bears Ready for Giants in Championship Test
Chicago Bears head into Sunday's NFL title clash with the New York Giants at Wrigley Field in good condition. The team resumed practice after a Christmas Day break, showing strong fitness as coach George Halas watched the field thaw under heated tarpaulins and blowers to keep the surface playable. Sid Luckman predicted a mental shift to business mode by Saturday.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
York Giants
Rigley Field
Bears
Sid Luckman
Giants
George Halas
Wrigley Field
Halas
Northwest Regatta Draws About 200 Entries on Green Lake
About 200 entries are expected for the Northwestern Ice Yacht Association Regatta on Green Lake January 17 to 19. Commodore John Woeckner of the Green Lake Ice Yacht Club said boats will race in seven classes with entrants from Midwestern states and New York. Ice conditions were ideal with practice runs reaching about 70 mph.
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Green Lake
Wis
Northwestern Ice Yachting Association
John Woeckner
Rock River pollution hearing set for Jan. 22 in Janesville
The State Water Pollution Committee will hold a January 22 hearing in Janesville to address alleged pollution of the lower Rock River and its tributaries. Waters involved span Columbia Dane Jefferson Rock Walworth and Waukesha Counties.
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Rock
Madison
State Water Pollution Committee
Janesville
Rock River
Columbia
Dane
Jefferson
Walworth
Waukesha
Engineer Fears Hole In Road After Driving In
George Robinson, an engineer, drove his car to a hole in a road near Normandy England to check for danger. He found the hole and discovered a risk to others in the area.
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Normandy
England
George Robinson
Lost Act Notions Prompt Thoughtful Puzzle
A reflective line frames the idea that order fails when an act is missing, prompting consideration of how absence disrupts logic and narrative continuity. The mood is intellectual and slightly wry as it hints at a puzzle of missing action.
Quarterbacks Dominate Bowl Lineup as Season Heads to New Year
The college football bowl slate features North Carolina versus Air Force in the Gator Bowl with Junior Edge leading UNC, and major QBs like Terry Isaacson Don Trull Larry Rakestraw among the stars. Other games include the Shrine, Blue Gray, and Tangerine bowls with Otto Graham coaching Coast Guard, and Western Kentucky also undefeated. New Year’s Day bowls pit Navy Texas Rose Illinois Washington Auburn Alabama Mississippi in Cotton Rose Orange Sugar matchups.
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North Carolina
Air Force
Jacksonville
Fla
San Francisco
Montgomery
Coast Guard
Western Kentucky
Orlando
Terry Isaacson
Don Trull
Larry Rakestraw
Gray
Isaacson
Falcons
Edge
Bob Lacey
Ken Willard
Trull
Baylor
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Roger Pillath
Otto Graham
Navy
Texas
Illinois
Washington
Nebraska
Auburn
Alabama
Mississippi
Wisconsin approves fishing aid and fairgrounds move
Gov. Reynolds signs two bills to aid the commercial fishing industry with 69 345 dollars and to relocate the State fairgrounds. The fishing move follows FDA’s botulism link to smoked fish in the Great Lakes. The fairgrounds bill creates a nonprofit to fund a new site, with a projected 14 million dollar cost and a potential 2.7 million from selling the present West Allis grounds.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Great Lakes
State Exposition Board
W. M. Masterson
West Allis
Cardinals to face Bruins in exhibition hockey game
The Cardinals aim to even their overall record in an exhibition at the Wagon Wheel Ice Palace in Rockton tomorrow night. They meet the Grand Rapids Minnesota Bruins, a squad with several players and coaches linked to Minnesota institutions.
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Rockton
Bloomington
Minn
Cardinals
Wagon Wheel Ice Palace
Grand Rapids
Bruins
Ron Pretac
University of Minnesota — Duluth
Cardinal
Golfe
University of Minnesota
McKinley and Ralston Win Doubles for Davis Cup Lead
In Adelaide Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston defeated Australia’s Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser in four sets 6-3 4-6 11-9 11-9. The Americans move within one win of reclaiming the Davis Cup in the best of five series.
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Adelaide
Australia
Chuck MacKinley
Dennis
Ralston
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Bakersfield
Calif
Emerson
John Newcombe
Peck
Fraser
Memorial Drive Stadium
Yanks
United States
Alejandro Olmedo
University of Southern California
Barry MacKay
Hamilton Richardson
Brisbane
Bauer observes 86th birthday with relatives and guests
Ulrich Huggler marks his 86th birthday as family and friends gather for a party. Guests include the Herman Bauman family and several Bauman relatives, Roger Zimmerman and Karen Lehr, along with the Romanowskis visiting from Presque Isle, Maine. Monroe residents shop and host holiday events with Mrs. Minetta Foulker hosting dinner.
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Ulrich Huggler
Herman Bauman
Russell
Harvey Bauman
Roger Zimmerman
Virgil
Roger Bauman
Karen Lehr
Francis Romanowski
Presque Isle
Maine
Wayne Vanderbilt
Mmes
Walter Ludwig
Florence Jordan
A. B. Hartwick
Monroe
Fred Daubert
Christmas Guests Fill Monticello Homes Across Holidays
Monticello residents recount Christmas gatherings with relatives from Madison Janesville Verona New Glarus and other Wisconsin towns. Families hosted dinners for siblings parents and offspring including Dooley Krieg Marty and Krueger clans while naval trainee Henry Keener spent a holiday furlough with his family in California.
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Carol Siegenthaler
Julie Krieg
Phoenix
Mesa
Ariz
Elva Dooley
Ralph Cairns
Kay
Fennimore
William Escher
Timmy
Lodi
Bernard Dooley
Monroe
Richard Dooley
South Carolina
Roger Dooley
Germany
Clark Dooley
Joey
Fred Escher
Monticello
Shirley Escher
Madison
E. W. Marty
Tom
Neil Buechel
Danita
Brett
Verona
Lena Stuessy
New Glarus
Jake Krieg
Herman G. Karlen
Royal Karlen
Bonnie
Gerald
Argyle
Donald Karlen
Henry Wechter
Karl
Cross Plains
Louise Karlen
Lawrence Karlen
Douglas
Darcy
Danny
Norman Rosen
Selmar Lien
Gordon Rosen
Rockford
Thomas Heuer
Elgin
Anna Francis
Janesville
Albert Knobel
Emery Silver
Woodrow Keener
Peter Marones
Evansville
Paul Thoman
Belleville
Wayne Nelson
Mavis and Morris
Edgerton
Ronald Nelson
Orrin
Mandan
N.D
Raymond Talmage
Gotfried Thoman
R. W. Woelffer
Royal Woelffer
Henry Keener
Treasurer Island
California
Keener
William Krueger
Mabel Rhyner
John Inabnit
Eugene Krueger
William Rhyner
Albany
Henry Krueger
Ed. Schmid
Nellie Zweifel
Dwight Zweifel
Appalonia Zweifel
Stanley Holliday
Elsa Voegeli
Frederick S. Voegeli
Emil S. Duerst
Paul Duerst
William Pagel
Dorothy Pagel
Freeport
Clarence Elmer Jr
Manitowoc
Ida Voegels
Henry Grunder
Walter Voegeli
Kennedy Family Aide Kennedy Ski Week in Aspen
A large Kennedy family group led by U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy and Senator Edward Kennedy travels to Aspen Colorado for a week of skiing. They plan to stay through New Year’s Day. Robert Merrill performed as Count di Luna at the Met in Il Trovatore while hobbling with a cane after a knee injury from a Tuesday ice fall near New Rochelle.
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Aspen
Colo
Kennedy
U.S
New York
Robert Merrill
Count di Luna
Metropolitan Opera Company
Merrill
New Rochelle
N.Y
Lindbergh Daughter Weds in French Ceremony
Anne Spencer Lindbergh, 23, married Julien-Jacques Feydy, 22, at Douzillac in southern France. Witnesses included Scott Lindbergh and Dr. Julian Rouard with Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Lindbergh in attendance.
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Perigueu
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Spencer Lindbergh
Julien-Jacques Feydy
Douzillac
Scott Lindbergh
Julien Rouard
Paris
Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Soviet Premier sends birthday greetings to Cyrus Eaton
Khrushchev dispatched a birthday message to Cyrus Eaton, the 80 year old Cleveland industrialist, expressing the Soviet Union’s deep respect for his work toward universal peace. The note praised Eaton for his tireless efforts and goodwill toward peace.
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Moscow
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Khrushchev
Eaton
Truman Sees Kennedy Memorial in Washington After Upset
Former President Truman said Kennedy’s assassination sparked desire to name many things for him but that a proper memorial will be built in Washington once emotions ease. He predicted Kennedy will have a good reputation when history is written and noted he and his wife are in New York for the holidays with daughter Mrs Clifton Daniel.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Kennedy
Washington
Truman
Clifton Daniel
Cow Must Produce 6000 Pounds Milk To Break Even
A dairy cow needs at least 6000 pounds of milk per year to cover feed and overhead costs. The statistic frames a profitability threshold for dairy farming operations.
Circus Tent Fire Forces Film Stars to Flee
In Madrid, John Wayne Rita Hayworth and others rushed from a circus tent fire during filming of Circus World. A breeze fanned the blaze, top tent sections collapsed, and about 40 square feet of canopy fell. Wayne Hayworth Cardinale Hathaway and over 75 crew escaped. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze.
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Madrid
John Wayne
Rita Hayworth
Wayne
Claudia Cardinale
Henry Hathaway
Man Admits Shooting and Is Arraigned on Charges
Gordon Heffron aged 45 admitted shooting and wounding a man and wife after a dispute at his home. He was arraigned in County Court and held on a $5,000 bond pending continuation in January.
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Dodgeville
Gordon Heffron
Heffron
John Walsh
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Sammy Eggum and His Orchestra
Fred Mahlkuck Jr
Russ Wilson
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William Hassenfeldt
Turner Hall
Pillath
Murray Chass
Associated Press
Belmont
Green County
Paul Schultz
Cadiz Township
John Kaderly
Spring Grove
Juday Mabel E. Bauer
O. D. Curtis
Creel the
Dancing
Man
Spoerry
Green County House
Kerr
N.Y. Herald Tribune
Elliot Martin
Daniel Hollywood
Mats
William Nancy Bendix Carroll
Will Hutchins
Sugarfoot
Pabst Theatre
E. Wells
Milw
Royal
Jos
Huber Brewing Co
Monroe, Wis
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