Bible study circles plan February meetings at Immanuel church
The Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren World Service circles announce February gatherings. Circle Two meets 8 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Floyd Coplien as lesson chair. other circles meet various Tuesday or Wednesday times with designated chairs. Theme is Each a Part of His Plan to encourage faithful Bible study.
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EUB
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church World Society of World Service
Floyd Coplien
Mmes
Edward Arnold
Peter Solomon
Carl Liedschlag
Werner Kueba
Circle Five
Arnold Albright
Circle Six
John Chambers
Circle Seven
Richard Bahr
Hilton Kirchner
Leo Kohl
Robert Johnson
Circle One
Karl Koch
Charles Niles
Circle Three
Mines
Charles Krueger
Stella Baumgartner
Circle Four
Lillian Gempler
Edna Janke
Kathleen McKenna Birthday Feted At Home Party
Kathleen Ann McKenna daughter of Mr and Mrs Duane McKenna 922 12th street was honored at a second birthday party at her home on Wednesday Guests included Mrs William Foesch Allen Mrs Donald McKenna Robert and Cynthia Mrs Alvin Sommers Debby Mrs Leo Gille Jr Tammy Mrs Wallace Feldt Scott Mrs Robert Rofenacht Rosemary Miss Joan Mallory and Michael McKenna Kathleen was also honored with a Sunday party attended by grandparents Mr and Mrs Herbert Kramer and Mr and Mrs Emmet McKenna great grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Rufenacht and Mr and Mrs Leo Gille Sr and her brother Michael.
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Kathleen Ann McKenna
Duane McKenna
12Th Street
William Foesch
Allen
Donald McKenna
Robert
Cynthia
Alvin Sommers
Debby
Leo Gille Jr
Tammy
Wallace Feldt
Scott
Robert Rofenacht
Rosemary
Joan Mallory
Michael McKenna
Kathleen
Herbert Kramer
Emmet McKenna
Ernest Rufenacht
Leo Gille Sr
Michael
Miss Bakken Sponem Engaged to Be Married
John Oldy Sr. of Verona announces the engagement of his granddaughter Joan Bakken of Madison to Roger Sponem son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Sponem of rural Belleville. The wedding is set for April 27 at St James Lutheran Church Verona. Miss Bakken works in Madison and Sponem farms with his father.
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New Glarus
John Oldy Sr
Verona
Joan Bakken
Madison
Roger Sponem
Adolph Sponem
Belleville
St. James Lutheran Church
Miss Bakken
Sponem
Mrs. Davis Feted on Birthday in Albany Event
Mrs. M. E. Davis, convalescing after hospitalization, was feted Sunday at the Alvin Blumer home in Albany. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs Gary Blackmer from Whitewater.
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Davis
Albany
M.E. Davis
Alvin Blumer
Gary Blackmer
Whitewater
Aid Society to Meet Monticello
Zwingli Aid will meet Tuesday afternoon in the Parish House. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ida Voegeli Mrs. Jacob Voegeli Mrs. Joe Voegeli Mrs. Lydia Voegeli Mrs. Elsa Voegeli and Velma Updike.
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AID Society
Monticello
Zwingli Aid
Mmes
Ida Voegeli
Jacob Voegeli
Joe Voegeli
Lydia Voegeli
Elsa Voegeli
Velma Updike
Homemaker of Tomorrow Named at Albany High School
Kay Baumgartner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Baumgartner, has been named Homemaker of Tomorrow at Albany High School.
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Albany
Kay Baumgartner
Paul Baumegartner
Albany High School
Oskey's Second Wife Initiates Divorce Action
Mrs. Ann Scurry Oskey, 35, of Milwaukee and wife of Frank Oskey of Appleton who served a six month jail term for applying for a marriage license before his first wife’s death has started formal divorce proceedings in Circuit Court. A summons for an answer to the divorce complaint was filed. The complaint may not be filed for 60 days. The couple married February 17 1962 and separated last August.
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Milwaukee
Frank Oskey
Appleton
Ann Scurry Oskey
Traffic Toll in 1962 Hits Record 41 000 Deaths
The United States suffered 41,000 traffic fatalities in 1962 the highest on record and about 1.5 million injuries. The toll rose 2,900 from 1961 and exceeded the 1941 record of 39,969 set earlier.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Two Leaders Named For Girl Scout Fair March 30 at Armory
Mrs. Glen A. Swiggum and Mrs. Louis F. Janke were named co chairmen of the annual Girl Scout Fair March 30 at the Armory. Mrs. Robert Salzwedel and Mrs. Leland Lamboley were neighborhood co chairmen and 50 leaders attended. The group discussed the Juliet Lowe fund and Goodwill Industries service project ideas.
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Glen A. Swiggum
Louis F. Janke
Armory
Badger Council
Girl Scouts
East School
Robert Salzwedel
Leland Lamboley
George Wells
Juliet Lowe
Goodwill Industries
Edward Zupane
P. J. Connors Jr
George R. Barry
Robert Trumpy
Bruce Patterson
Gering and Stauffacher Engage in Early Summer Wedding Plan
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gering of Atchison announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Ann to Peter K. Stauffacher son of Mrs. John Stauffacher of Darlington and the late Mr. Stauffacher. An early summer wedding is planned. Sharon Ann is a Mount Saint Scholastica Academy graduate now at Marymount College Salina. Peter Stauffacher is a Saint Lawrence Minor Seminary Mount Calvary graduate, attended Platteville State College and Loyola University Chicago, and serves as a federal agent with Naval Intelligence in Chicago.
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Frank J. Gering
Atchison, Kan
Sharon Ann
Peter K. Stauffacher
John Stauffacher
Darlington
Stauffacher
Miss Gering
Mount Saint Scholastica Academy
Atchison
Marymount College
Salina
Kaw
Saint Lawrence Minor Seminary
Mount Calvary
Platteville State College
Loyola University
Chicago
Naval Intelligence
Latin Club Banquet Set at Brodhead in Festival of Flowers
The Brodhead Latin Club hosts a banquet at 6 p m on Saturday February 23 in the school cafeteria presenting the Festival of Flowers. Queen Psyche Luann Meichtry and King Cupid Rolf Kletzien are named with about 110 expected attendees including former Latin club members and 8th graders en route to Latin next year. Mrs Joyce Condon is adviser.
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Brodhead
Farm Wages Reporting and Optional Method Clarified
Farm wages must be reported for employees paid at least 150 dollars or who worked 20 or more days on a time basis. Obtain an Employer Identification Number and use the IRS form. 1962 wages were due January 31. You may change 1959 self employment reporting by April 15, with two thirds of gross if 600 to 1800, or 1200 if over 1800.
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Internal Revenue Service
District Director of Internal Revenue
Legislature in Brief anti discrimination laws lack criminal penalties
Gov. Reynolds told the Human Rights Commission board that enforcement relies on cease and desist orders rather than criminal penalties. The bills seek to expand denial of rights law to housing and to empower the attorney general or create a human rights agency for education and enforcement. Reynolds notes housing discrimination is a major issue but resists criminal penalties.
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Madison
Reynolds
Human Rights Commission
Industrial Commission
Attorney General
J. R. Long
Beloit
Long
Cold weather depresses meat output in U S
Washington reports extreme cold hitting meat counters as the Agriculture Department notes last week’s meat production was the lowest since September. experts warn continued cold could extend the decline and affect prices nationwide.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Olson Demands Assembly Vote On Seat For Olson
The Republican controlled elections committee recommended seating Russell Olson in place of Earl Elfers for Wisconsin's Second District. Olson refused to take the case to the State Supreme Court and the proposal faces a Tuesday Assembly vote amid narrow GOP support and Democratic hopes Elfers remains.
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Madison
Assembly Elections Committee
Russell Olson
Kenosha
Earl Elfers
Assembly
GOP
Olson
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
William Steiger
Elections Committee
Steiger
Republican Assembly
Elfers
Monticello Scout Drive Nets $208 in Fundraiser
Annual Boy Scout fund drive in Monticello raised 208.10 dollars. Frederick S. Voegeli served as general chairman with team captains C. J. Klooster, John Stenbroten, A. G. Hill, Ed Quade, and Harold Babler leading efforts. Additional team members included Dr. William V. Baebler, John Streiff, George Grenzow, Leo Gempler, Duane Wolfe, Merlyn Rufer, John D. Zimmerman, John Hoskins, Joseph Bloxham, Howard Steinmann, Robert Zweifel, Lawrence Arn, Henry Spring, Royal Karlen Jr., and Dr. R. A. Woodruff.
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Monticello
Frederick S. Voegeli
C. J. Klooster
John Stenbroten
A.G. Hill
Ed Quade
Harold Babler
William V. Baebler
John Streiff
George Grenzow
Leo Gempler
Duane Wolfe
Merlyn Rufer
John D. Zimmerman
John Hoskins
Joseph Bloxham
Howard Steinmann
Robert Zweifel
Lawrence Arn
Henry Spring
Royal Karlen Jr
R.A. Woodruff
Alan Gould Retires As AP's Chief Editor
Alan J Gould retires as executive editor of the Associated Press in New York. He is 65 and served 41 years with AP since joining in 1922 after work in Elmira Ithaca and Binghamton New York. Wes Gallagher succeeds him as general manager while Gould remains as a consultant.
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New York
Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
Gould
Elmira
Ithaca
Binghamton
N.Y
Wes Gallagher
VanWagenen Elected President of Local Church Group
Donald J. VanWagenen was elected president of the Brotherhood of St. John's United Church of Christ. Ketchell Rinehard was named vice president, Frederick Laeser treasurer, and Edward P. Mueller secretary. retiring officers included W. E. Deininger, VanWagenen, Willis Gruenewald, and Jack L. Marty. Earl Hager spoke on wrestling history and rules at the Wednesday meeting at the church. A lunch was served.
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Donald J. VanWagenen
Brotherhood of St. John’s United Church of Christ
Ketchell Rinehard
Frederick Laeser
Edward P. Mueller
W. E. Deininger
van Wagenen
Willis Gruenewald
Jack L. Marty
Earl Hager
Jobless Total Rises to 855000 in January
Unemployment rose by 855000 in January to 4672000 while employment fell 1626000 to 65935000. Officials say the changes are seasonally expected and that little overall improvement has occurred over the year, with layoffs from holiday hiring cited as a main cause. The idle rate edged from 5.6 to 5.8 percent, deemed statistically insignificant by Harold Goldstein.
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Washington
Goldstein
Albany Notes From Mrs William Steindorf
Miss Lelia Turner returned home from Mercy hospital Janesville after a fractured hip suffered October 17. She was moved from a Milwaukee hospital prior to Janesville. Sunday visits included Henry Olson's Beloit guests Clarence Brooks and others. John Meichtry’s Brodhead visitors. Elizabeth Blumer at Monroe. university students home for mid semester break. the Kauk family planning moves between Monroe and Mechanic Street. Miss Kathryn Broderick, Chicago, visiting at Michael Carroll's with Carrolls at St Clare hospital. Try Times Want Ads.
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Lelia Turner
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Milwaukee
Henry Olson
Clarence Brooks
Beloit
Jack Zimmerman
Brodhead
Zula Pryce
Lawrence Maher
John Meichtry
Elizabeth Blumer
Monroe
Kathryn Broderick
Chicago
Michael Carroll
Miss Broderick
Mrs. Carroll
St. Clare Hospital
Hodge Leaves Prison After Pardon and Hefty Theft Case
Orville Hodge, the former Illinois auditor, walked from Menard penitentiary with 81.67 in his pocket after a parole by Gov. Otto Kerner. He faces community scrutiny in Granite City while helping in a sister’s hardware store and assisting in his son’s insurance business. The exact embezzlement total remains disputed, with state estimates above a million dollars and Hodge contending about 600,000. He served a reduced 12 to 15 year term for health reasons.
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Chester
Ill
Orville Hodge
Illinois
Hodge
Mississippi River
Otto Kerner
Associated Press
Granite City
Bessie Henley
William
Kerner
Orangeville Social News Roundup From Mrs Bolender's Column
Mrs Glen E Bolender reports on local social visits and travel plans. Couples from nearby towns visit friends in Freeport Frostproof Rock Falls and Ontario Canada with extended trips mentioned. Guests at Sunday dinner include Leonard Vernon Thorn Abraham Zimmerman and family. Dinner host Gertrude Zweifel entertained Adams Barr Lena Folgate Delbert Folgate and Tommy Moyer. John Best returns to Ontario after a month with relatives.
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Orland Priewe
Florida
Flossie Rockey
Earl Meyers
Frostproof
Clark
Leonard
Vernon Thorn
Gilbert Abraham
Darrell Zimmerman
Christine
Cathy
Glen van Matre
Otto Folgate
Freeport
Folgate
William Engels
Russell Reed
Southwest
Mississippi
Alvin Meinert
California
Gertrude Zweifel
Adam Zweifel
Miles Barr
Lena Folgate
Delbert Folgate
Tommy Moyer
John Best
Ontario
Canada
Donald Gapen
Commandery Degrees Conferred at Monroe Meeting
A Monroe Commandery special meeting at Masonic Temple awarded the Order of Malta to five candidates from Monroe and Mineral Point. A chili supper followed, hosted by Ladies of the Commandery Auxiliary. Next Monroe meeting is at 8 Monday with a temple rehearsal and a homecoming inspection set for Saturday March 16.
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Monroe Commandery
Masonic Temple
Mineral Point Commandery
Order of Malta
Monroe
Mineral Point
Court jails mother of Flynn girl friend
Florence Radland mother of Beverly Radland entertainer was sentenced to 80 days in jail for violation of probation. She had been convicted in 1960 of contributing to Beverly's delinquency and had a prior 500 dollar fine unpaid. The judge cited arrest for drunkenness last May 10 as probation violation.
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Los Angeles
Florence Radland
Beverly Radland
Ice O Rama to Ice Up Whitewater College
Whitewater State College hosts the third annual Ice O Rama February 15 and 16 with games sports and novelty contests. A snow queen will be crowned at the icicle ball Saturday night. Mike Beaupre of Rockford serves as general chairman.
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Whitewater
Whitewater State College
Mike Beaupre
Rockford
Lost Act In Logic
A brief note reflects on the puzzle of recovering a lost act, framing the situation as a logical riddle where missing proceedings complicate interpretation. The piece hints at methods to deduce what was intended and how absence shapes understanding.
John Doe Probe Funds Approved
Madison Wisconsin Milwau kee John Doe probe into organized crime gains support from the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee. They seek a $64 000 appropriation for two investigators and secretarial staff for 1963 65 but cut it to $17 500 with possible extra funding tied to the attorney general’s budget. The committee also approved a bill to provide $10.3 million to cover the 1961 63 state school aid deficit.
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Madison
Milwaukee
John Doe
Joint Finance Committee
Knowles Warns Reynolds on Tax Delay
Madison. Senate majority floor leader Robert Knowles warns Gov Reynolds against delaying a tax bill until May. He says the legislature will adjourn without a revenue measure if May arrives without a proposal. The warning underscores a firm push to avoid a delayed tax plan.
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Madison
Senate
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Reynolds
Knowles
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