Joint Masonic and Eastern Star Installation in Monticello Tonight
In Monticello the Masons and Eastern Star hold a joint installation at the Masonic hall. Mrs Waldo Zimmerman will install her sister Mrs Clarence Elmer Sr as worthy matron of the Eastern Star Chapter. Many officers, including worshipful master candidates and grand officers, are slated for installation with multiple named participants.
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Waldo Zimmerman
Clarence Elmer Sr
Eastern Star Chapter
OES
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Clarence Loveland
C. M. Stauffer
Matt Zentner
John Stenbroten
Monticello Union Masonic Order
Wallace Felch
Lawrence Karlen
Ray Gessler
Waden
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Harold Babler
Frederick S. Voegels
Herman Eimer
Willis Eimer
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Steinmann to Wed Miss Hein Tomorrow in California
Ensign John Fred Steinmann and Miss Charlotte Ann Hein of Hastings Nebraska plan to marry tomorrow at Emmanuel Presbyterian church in Long Beach California. Steinmann is the grandson of Mrs Edna Steinmann of 2122 16th Street.
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Hein
John Fred Steinmann
Charlotte Ann Hein
Hastings
Neb
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Long Beach
Calif
Edna Steinmann
16Th Street
Pythian Sisters Plan Tuesday Installation Meeting
The Pythian Sisters will discuss plans for their annual installation at the next regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in IOOF Hall. Social committee members are Mesdames Alma Brugger Arthur Myers and Donovan Prien.
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Pythian Sisters
Ioof Hall
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Alma Brugger
Arthur Myers
Donovan Prien
Brodhead WRC Unit To Hold Installation
The Wesley W. Patton Woman's Relief Corps unit in Brodhead will install its officers on Thursday. A 12 30 p.m. dinner for members and their families will follow the installation program.
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Community Club Plans Election on Wednesday
Monticello Community Club will meet Wednesday evening for election of officers and other business. A dinner at the Casino will precede the session.
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Monticello
Do I Have to Report Annual Earnings to Social Security
The rule says you must file an annual report if earnings exceed 1200 for the year or if some benefits were withheld. You are exempt if you are age 72 or older all year or if no benefits were withheld. In the example, your $116 monthly and your wife’s $58 are not withheld from your record, but if she earns about 1300 in 1961, $50 of her benefits will be withheld due to earnings between 1200 and 1700 at a rate of one dollar withheld for every two earned.
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Henry Spring and Thomas Brusveen Named Leaders
Henry Spring serves as president and Thomas Brusveen as secretary treasurer in the organization, outlining current leadership roles and responsibilities.
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Veen
Schadeberg Sees New Class Threat at Lake Lawn banquet
Congressman Henry C. Schadeberg marked one year in office with an address at a Lake Lawn banquet in Delavan attended by over 300 First District supporters from Green County including Monroe Monticello Juba and Brodhead. He labeled current policies socialism on a dead run and warned of a two class system with rulers and the fed. He attacked foreign aid to leftist nations citing 48 million in trade credits to Poland and urged aid based on people not governments. He argued farmers must run their own farms and opposed the emergency feed and grain bill. The congressman and his family closed with songs.
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Delavan
Green County
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Schadeberg
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Schaderberg
Kennedy Plans U N Bond Purchase To Aid Congo Operations
President Kennedy will ask Congress to authorize up to 100 million dollars for U N bond purchases to fund Congo and Gaza emergency operations. Harlan Cleveland says the move aims to block Soviet efforts to undermine the U N and stabilize its finances, with the United States currently covering about 47.5 percent of costs amid refusals by communist states and some allies.
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Proxmire cites Kennedy year both failures and successes
Senator William Proxmire argues Kennedy’s first year had large failures but more large successes. He lists achievements such as the comprehensive education act, minimum wage bills, farm legislation, and education and manpower training measures cleared by the Senate for House action. He expects Medicare for the aged to pass the Senate but faces House doubt. Proxmire praises Kennedy’s foreign policy in Berlin and U.N. actions, notes NATO weakness, Congo policy, and warns the U.S. risks if the U.N. fails to achieve peace. overall Kennedy administration is doing a good job amid global tension. National forests cover 181 million acres, about one acre per U.S. citizen.
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Berlin Wall
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United States
County Court gains civil and criminal powers under reorganization
The county court gains authority to hear civil cases up to 25 000 alongside the circuit court, with many changes under the plan including broader criminal jurisdiction and new small claims procedures. A municipal court option appears, and the justice system shifts workload as state patrol cases move to county handling.
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Justice Branch
Conservation Department
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Wisconsin
Monroe Considers Municipal Court For Local Jurisdiction
The article explains Monroe may establish a Municipal Court to handle local ordinances and criminal cases with penalties up to $200 or six months, with fees paid to the municipality. It contrasts salary vs fees for the new justice and notes existing justice of the peace will remain but trimmed.
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Atty. L. A. Koenig
Justice Office
Justice of Peace
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