Sharpies vs Edgerton Tonight in Conference Showdown
Coach Howard Sharp expects Edgerton to push the Sharpies but believes Edgerton is outmatched. Edgerton’s fast scrimmage contrasts with Monroe’s strong defense and recent margins, while the Cheese makers seek to prove their top conference offense tonight on the local floor.
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Howard Sharp
Edgerton
Monroe
Stoughton
Sharpies
Enemy
Baraboo
Dells
Cheesemakers
Bowling Victory League Honor Roll and Industrial League Scores
List of bowlers with scores and handicaps across multiple leagues including Victory League Honor Roll entries for Robert Zuerchner Herman Becker U L Redman and others, plus Industrial League and related club entries with totals from several team lines and handicaps. Names include Schuetze Clothiers Bahr Lochner Bergrien Krause Redman Knobel Becker Bontly Rees Construction Gilbertson Matzke Speich Knipschild Johnson Dodgers Smith Zevnick McCutchin W Johnson M Johnson Hoffmans Zuercher Brunt Lauper Neubauer Bacon Mueller F Davis Ernest Spring Lee Kiwanis Lengacher Beck er Rote Bauman Kundert Solomons Ellingson Solomon Van Wage men Keel Karth Copliens Eaton Matzke ae Albright Hartwig Curleys Texaco Monte Staffon Wuetrich Badger Petroleum Davis.
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Victory League
Robert Zuerchner
Herman Becker
U. L
Gilbertson
Matzke
Speich
Knipschild
Johnson Dodgers
Smith
Zevnick
McCutchin
W. Johnson
M. Johnson
Hoffmans
Bacon
Mueller
Industrial League
F. Davis
Ernest Spring
Lee
Kiwanis—Lengacher
Becker
Rote
Bauman Kundert
Solomons
Ellingson
Solomon
van Wagemen
Keel
Karth
Copliens
Rockefeller Center Largest Private U.S. Business Center
Rockefeller Center covers almost 12 acres in midtown Manhattan and stands as the nation’s largest privately owned business center. The sprawling complex anchors New York’s commercial scene and hosts tenants across multiple industries.
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Rockefeller Center
New York
America
Reconversion in Intercollegiate Athletics Seen as Major Trend
Commissioner Kenneth L. Wilson outlines a postwar reconversion in intercollegiate athletics. He predicts a run toward broader participation from freshman to junior varsity levels, expansion of crew and other sports, and a strengthened link between athletics and democratic education. He stresses fair play and student representation as foundations for renewed vitality.
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Kenneth L. Wilson
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Red Grange
Bobby Jones
Bill Tilden
Ies Alecaeioone
Legion Defeated At Blanchardville
Blanchardville defeated Monroe 31 to 20 at Blanchardville in a game where Monroe struggled in a small hall. Hanson led Blanchardville with 6 goals while Wilkinson and Schwartz were held scoreless for Monroe. Next week New Glarus, which beat Monroe twice this season, will face the locals.
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Blanchardville
Monroe American Legion
Monroe
Bille
Hanson
Tom
Stauffacher
Glen Schwartz
Keith Wilkinson
Vern Marshall
Syse
Smith
Dobson
Meyer
New Glarus
Doran R. Zwygart
GTP TP PS Dana
Pewe
Veebaaheksan
Ccc Eewenk Ee
Manin
Scuy
Wilkinson
Ee Sad
Rufenacht
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Winler
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Marshall
Trotter
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State relaxes mink trapping rules in 40 counties
The state conservation department issued a new order allowing both wet and dry set methods for mink trapping in 40 counties, including Green county. The relaxing runs from January 5 to February 28 and defines a net set as any trap connected to water. Water sets near muskrat houses within ten feet remain prohibited.
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State Conservation Department
Green County
Illness and visits noted in Clarno and nearby towns
Clarno Mrs Guy Taft Cor a Taft is ill with tonsil s. Mr and Mrs Herbert Matzke and Mr and Mrs Willard Matzke and son Wendell were in Freeport. Mr and Mrs Robert Matzke of Winner SD are visiting his parents. Mr Lichtenwalmer called at the Romane Dumeire home Lena.
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Taft
Herbert Matzke
Willard Matzke
Wendell
Freeport
Robert Matzke
S. D
Herbert Lichtenwalmer
Romane Dumeire
Lena
Basketball scores from multiple schools show varied results
Scores list many teams with different opponents and final tallies across the day. Notable pairings include Milwaukee Teachers 62 over Carroll 52 and Sheboygan 78 over . 53, with several other close contests and mismatches.
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Blair
Mérrillan
Taylor
Alma Center
Milwaukee
Carroll
Maryville
Missourines
Sheboygan
Cleveland
Butler
Earlham
Loras
Penn
Simpson
Wartburg
Chicago Naval Armory
Chicago Navy Pier
Indiana State
Eastern Illinois
Toledo
Bradley Tech
Monticello Visits and Social News From Local Families
Monticello people visited and hosted events across towns including Freeport, Monroe, Belleville, Madison, Milwaukee, and New Glarus. Notable items include Virginia O D Curtis departing for Stephens College in Columbia Missouri, and various dinners, bridge club gatherings, and calls by multiple families. Ever tried a want ad.
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J. W. Barlow
Virginia
Freeport
Columbia
Stephens College
Masons
Ben Feldt
R. R. Teubert
John Elmer
Janesville
Herman Wirth
Frank Riese
Edward
Henry Argue
John Meier, Jr
Ewald Meier
Monroe
William V. Baebler
Arthur Raich
Milwaukee
Herman Meiers
Madison
A. Muehlmeier
W. L. Zweifel
Ralph Keppler
Fred J. Duerst
New Glarus
Wallace P. Barlow
Cheese price ceilings adjusted after subsidy removal
The government authorizes ceiling price increases for cheese effective February 1 as the subsidy ends. January maintains existing rules with revisions to prevent profits on inventories of cheddar. Production and stock trends show cheddar output below 1944, with signs of revival and a potential rise in butter costs impacting dairy.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Appointment of Haldiman deputy revenue collector
Blanchardville news notes Col. Robert P. Haldiman of Los Angeles California son of J C and Mrs J C Haldiman has been named deputy collector of internal revenue. He will report to the main revenue office in Los Angeles. The item also lists numerous local visits, engagements and family travels of area residents with many names and places including Madison Dodgeville and Milwaukee.
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Robert P. Haldiman
Los Angeles
Calif
J. C. Haldiman
Internal Revenue
Haldiman
U. S. Army
U. S. General Accounting Office
Charles Scott
David
Madison
W. F. McGuigan
Roland McGuigan
Marian
McGuigan
San Diego
H. T. Saether
Chicago
Theressa Mertin
Richard Streiff
Fred Streiff
New Glarus
Lawrance College
Streiff
United States Military Academy
West Point
New York
R. C. Miller
Marcia
Otto Miller
Rio
Alma DeVoe
Miller
O. H. Schindler
Mary
Barbara
Lorraine Lien
Augsburg College
Minneapolis
Grant Campbell
Virginia
Ruth Calden
Hollandale
Bernard Kelly
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dodgeville
Alfred Gilbertson
Milwaukee
Oscar Lean
Ilene
Gunner Lean
Sylvan Disch
Ronald
M. Klostermen
Joan
Eileen Emerson
Platteville
Lawrence Syse
Donald Norland
F. W. Ingwell
Walter Anderson
Henry Anderson
Elmo Holt
Co-op Oil Company
Ray Roban
Duluth
Minn
Neill Burns
Lois Swartz
Steve Jacobson
William Buckingham
Robert Retrum
Great Lakes
Ila
Widdoes Denies Cornell Offer
Carroll C. Widdoes, Ohio State assistant football coach, says he was not approached by Cornell officials about becoming head coach. Widdoes, former Buckeyes head coach, says he is content in his current role after a recent coaching switch with Paul Bixler.
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Widdoes
Cornell
Columbus
Carroll C. Widdoes
Ohio State
Paul Bixler
Ohio State Journal
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Sharp
Badger Petroleum
Davis
Legion
Clarno
Guy Taft
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Chiropractor
Karien
Steinman
Monticello
Browntown Mill
Browntown Meadow Green Market
Cassville
Po’ Mazamanie
Jefferson
Milton Union
Barneveld
Montfort
Holy Cross
Bowling Green
Puerto Rico
Loyola
O. D. Curtis
Turner Hall
Leo Piller
Mayr
Monroe Feed & Seed Co
Marian McGuigan
Col
South Pacific
Isaac Retrum
Argyle
Hulda Phillipson
Sioux City
Albert Hanson
Jean Watson
Cook County Hospital
Madison General Hospital
Benjamin Watson
Cape of Alaska
T. J. Watson
Benjamin
Mr. Watson
Alaska
W. H. Weaver
Weaver
Vernon Pitt
Thos. Pitt
Dora
Doris
Billy
Mary Richards
Wesley Meyer
Spring Green
Ernest Meyer
Walworth
Norman Jackson
Wiota
William Mullen
Charles Ray
John
Alvin Blanchard
James Gant
Jimmie
Ruth Syse
Joanne
Vera Lu
Sammy
Herbert Dobson
G. M
W. D. Dobson
Herbert Lyngaas
Skaife Brothers Market
Clarence Alfred
Wallace Branley
Arleigh Olson
Art Moen
Maria Olson
Delbert Miller
Greenwood
Inlaw
Olson
Clarence Vick
Doris and Verdeen
Victor Bredeson
Excelsior Springs
John Steiner
Rockford
G. A. Sundberg
Lorraine Million
Mary Million
Harold Burgdorff
H. R. Burgdorff
Madison General
Reglum
J. L. Steensland
Rosswell Phillipson
H. A. Disrud
Lois
Laura Eidsmore
Joanne Syse
Alvin Blarrchard
Malcolm Disrud
Betty Buckingham
Joseph Marking
Lorna
Betty Berg
Keegas
Juda
Sale
Ernie’s Tavern
Ernie Zumbach
Sugar River
Brodhead
Guernsey
Green Meads Sargon
Hardwick
Artificio
Wayne A. Munn
Mixter
Green County Fair
Fr. L. Buchschacher
G. N. Swartz
Albert A. TenEyck
Goetz
Cummer Rogers
and Turner
Willie Pidgeon
Johnson
Mexicali Rose
Mes
Sheila Edwa Dunn
Ryan - Ryan
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Christopher
William Eythe Lloyd Nolan
Signe Kasso
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