Joint installation of Smith Lodge and St Omar Chapter officers
Thursday night at Masonic Temple saw the installation of 1966 Eastern Star officers led by Mrs. Sam Rubi and Mr. Rubi. Smith Lodge and St Omar Chapter members attended with deMolay, Rainbow volunteers assisting. a luncheon followed the ceremonies.
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Order of Eastern Star
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Eastern Star
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John Taft
Lester M. Johnson
Alton Kiel
Walter Ludwig
Edward P. Mueller
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Olin Flisram
M. Margaret Baker
Elva M. Kugler
Bruce Reichert
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Martha
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Julius Palmer
Sentinel
Lynda Christensen
Ellen Rubi
Elaine Baugh
Arthur P. Benkert
Omar
Norman L. Rasmussen
Robert A. von Kaenel
Russell Matzke
von Kaenel
Walter R. Ekum
Dwight C. Coplien
Ervin L. Goecks
Wilbert E. Johnson
Marion Laube
Johnson
Jerry I. Coplien
Nathan P. Walker
Benjamin Rusch
Melvin Elmer
Tyler
Alden Hawthorne
William Hawthorne
Orville Evans Sr
Evans
Roy E. Chesebro
Christ Buhlman
the Order of the Rainbow
Chuck Hudson
G. Fred Galli
Chester Tobin
Royal Liddicoat
Lida Ludlow Club Meets at Miss Spec Home
The Lida Ludlow Reading Club will convene at Miss Marie Spec's residence on Wednesday. Mrs. Tom Holyoke will review the book The Apple of His Eye by Gerard Robichaud.
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Lida Ludlow Club
Lida Ludlow’ Reading Club
Marie Spec
Tom Holyoke
Gerard Robichaud
Circle program features segregation book review at St John UCC
Mrs Esther Elmer will review a book on segregation as the Mary circle program for tomorrow night in the fellowship hall of St John United Church of Christ. Mrs William Korn will lead devotions.
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Esther Elmer
Mary Circle
Fellowship Hall
St. John’s
DAR Meeting Set at Swiss Wheel for Tomorrow
The DAR chapter schedules a 2 p.m. gathering at the Swiss Wheel with Dr. Harriet Anundsen hosting and in charge of the program.
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DAR
Harriet Anundsen
Poster Contest Boosts Handicapped Students Prizes
Madison Wisconsin report states the third annual statewide poster contest for handicapped workers starts January 1. Prizes totaling $250 in savings bonds will be awarded. Open to 7th through 10th grade students in public private or parochial schools. Contest closes March 15. Vatican City Pope Paul VI appeals to President Johnson to seek peace in Vietnam.
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Governor’s Committee On
Handi
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Vatican City
Paul VI
Johnson
Viet Nam
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Homemakers Meet With Potluck and Craft Demo
The CBS Homemakers gathered for a potluck supper hosted by Mrs. Duarte Malcock. Mrs. Rolland Coplien demonstrated candle making and the group voted to donate to the Karen Marty fund in Brodhead. A cookie and gift exchange followed.
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CBS Homemakers
Duane Malcock
Rolland Coplien
Karen Marty
Brodhead
Christmas Potluck Sparks Third Tuesday Club Meeting
Mrs. Gladys Benkett hosted the Third Tuesday Homemakers Club at her home on December 21 for a potluck Christmas party. Members answered roll call with family customs, then held a brief business session with a safety report and Red Cross Blood Mobile promotion.
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Gladys Benkett
Red Cross Blood Mobile
Night Lighters Club Plans January Meeting
The Night Lighters meet at Robert Heitz home January 20 with project leaders Mrs. Fred Isely and Mrs. Howard Wells. The topic is Convenience foods. The Christmas party on December 16 at Roland Price home included gift exchanges and lunch.
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Robert Heitz
Fred Isely
Howard Wells
Roland Price
Roethe and Burgess Acquire Milway Inc in Milwaukee
Leo W. Roethe of Fort Atkinson and James E. Burgess of Milwaukee acquire all common stock of Milway Inc from Irv Silberman family. Milway runs nationwide mail order and six Milwaukee area stores with annual volume over $7 million. New officers include Burgess president Nelson Jr. and Davis secretary.
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Milwaukee
Leo W. Roethe
Fort Atkinson
James E. Burgess
Milway, Inc
Irv Silberman
Milway
Roethe
Burgess
Nasco Industries Inc
Nasco
Harry Nelson Jr
Walter S. Davis
Frank Norris
Bank of Commerce
Frank Quinn
Civic Finance
Boethe
Davis
Midway
Help Wanted Classified Ads Offer Worker Solutions
Classifieds promise to connect employers with suitable workers. Readers seeking staff are guided to place Help Wanted notices for faster hiring and better matches.
New Year Reflections and Calendar Hopes for 1966
The writer muses on New Year weather quirks and the 1966 calendar. They note the bare living room after Christmas, replace a dry tree outside, and mention awaiting calendars from Monroe Ready Mix and a calendar seen in Eleanor Fredericks’ office. Roger Voelkl is also referenced as a calendar source.
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Nitschke
Monroe
Eleanor Fredericks
Roger Voelkli
Woods and Miller Plow Contour Strips in December
Dave Woods and Leland Miller staked and plowed a contour strip field for Wilbert Strahm at Monticello last Tuesday December 28 marking an unusually late date for such work.
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Dave Woods
Leland Miller
Wilbert Strahm
Monticello
Dave
Regulars Grow as Readers Find Snowy Field Stakes
The piece notes a surge of readers this week with names like Bill Leopold Fred Friedrichs Shirley and Jack O Donahue among 38 regulars and mentions a critical remark about a picture. It also reports Smock Valley Watershed directors meeting at Ted Falk’s home Thursday to plan programs for the coming months.
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Bill Leopold
Fred Friedrichs
Jack Williams
Shirley
Jack O’donahue
Jack
Jack Fernan
Joe Tschanz
Ted Falk
Packers Impress In Season Finale Win
The Packers delivered a dazzling performance, making a strong case as the best team of the season. Jim Grabowski and Donny Anderson challenge rivals Taylor and Hornung for top spots, leaving fans wondering what to do on Sunday afternoons until September.
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Jim Grabowski
Donny Anderson
Taylor
Hornung
Madison Cheese Market Shows Steady Demand and Adequate Supplies
Wisconsin cheese market reports steady sentiment with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Cheddar blocks and daisies priced around 41 to 44 cents per pound, longhorns and midgets near 44 to 45 cents, 40 pound blocks 41 to 44 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
La Crosse Council seeks special judge on restraining order
The La Crosse common council asks a special judge be appointed to hear arguments to lift a temporary restraining order won by news media. The council filed prejudice against Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud of Viroqua. Four board of education vacancies and two of twenty one common council seats are at issue.
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City Common Council
Lincoln Neprud
Viroqua
la Crosse Tribune
WLCX
WKBH
Wkbt-Tv
Neprud
Board of Education
Common Council
Tornado Editions, Monroeville Palm Sunday Tragedy
A few tornado special editions remain at the Times office offering continued access to Monroes Palm Sunday tragedy coverage.
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Monroe
Palm Sunday
Times Office
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