Pearl Camp Royal Neighbors Install Officers in Rebekah Hall
Albany society notes report Pearl Camp Royal Neighbors of America installing officers during a Tuesday meeting at Rebekah hall. New and returning officers include Trella Webb as oracle Edward Killingstad ceremonial marshal and Burnett Blumer assistant ceremonial marshal. Visitors and transfers noted with Edgewater Cafe refreshments.
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Albany
Times
Pearl Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Rebekah Hall
Trella Webb
Oracle
Edward Killingstad
Burnett Blumer
Gretta Eldred
Nancy Smiley
William Steindorf
Killingstad
May Thornton
Annabel Frederick
Inner Sentinel
Marie Oberholzer
Palmer Zweitel Couple To Be Wed 25 Years
Mr and Mrs Palmer Zweitel former Green County residents will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with a reception dance at the VFW Hall in Ft Atkinson. The couple, married January 24 1939 at the Belleville Reformed Church parsonage, have three sons three daughters and three grandchildren.
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Palmer Zweitel
Green County
VFW
Ft. Atkinson
Edna Anna Blumer
Henry Blumers
Brooklyn
Palmer Henry Zweifel
Henry N. Zweifels
New Glarus
Belleville Reformed Church
Carl Flueckinger
District Deputy Visits Royal Neighbors Unit
Miss Luella Borkenhagen of Beloit attended as a special guest during the Royal Neighbors meeting at the IOOF hall. Mrs. Herman Dieckhoff presented the six month auditors report and birthday songs were sung for Mrs. Schindler and Mrs. Dwyer. The charter was draped for Mrs. Wyman, with entertainment led by Mrs. Schadewaldt and lunch served by Dieckhoff, Schindler and Mitchell.
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Luella Borkenhagen
Beloit
Royal Neighbors
IOOF
Herman Dieckhoff
Rose Schindler
Dewey Dwyer
Blanche Wyman
Charles Schadewaldt
Dieckhoff
Schindler
Lena Mitchell
Mid-Winter Ball Planned at Country Club
The Country Club hosts its Mid-Winter Ball on Saturday February 1 with a 6 p.m. dinner preceding dancing from 9 30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Bud Wilbur’s five piece orchestra will provide the music. The event marks the first formal dance in years.
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Country Club
Bud Wilbur
Transfer of clergy to Baraboo and neighboring parishes
Rev Andrew M Kammer moves from Argyle St Joseph to Baraboo St Marys Ringling Manor as chaplain. Rev James J McEnery remains pastor Blanchardville IMCatholic Church and becomes St Josephs administrator pro tempore. Rev George R Grotkin moves from Glen Haven St Mary Help of Christians to St John the Baptist Muscoda.
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Andrew M. Kammer
St. Joseph Parish
Argyle
St. Mary’s Ringling Manor
Baraboo
James J. McEnery
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Blanchardville
St. Joseph’s
George R. Grotkin
Blanchardville Church
St. Mary Help of Christians
Glen Haven
St. John the Baptist
Muscoda
This Day in History January 23, 1964
Events on this date include Bishop Berkeley's 1730 gift to Yale, the 1845 move to fix Election Day, and later notes on maritime rescues, party affiliations, embassy siege, Mexico-Guatemala ties, and U.S. Algeria aid agreements.
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Associated Press
George Berkeley
Newport
R.I
Yale University
Congress
Florida
Republic
Nantucket
Labor Party
Communist Party
Peru
Colombia
Lima
Mexico
Guatemala
United States
Algeria
U.S
Johnson Gift Debate Sparks Senate Ethics Fire
Senate investigation into Robert G. Baker reveals Lyndon B. Johnson accepted a stereo worth over 500 from Don Reynolds in 1959. Sen. John J. Williams condemns lavish gifts, linking to past inquiries on freezers, fur coats, and rugs given to officials, and notes expectations of favors in return.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Robert G. Baker
John J. Williams
Williams
U.S
Don B. Reynolds
Washington and Silver Springs
Baker
Johnson
Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
White House
House
Sherman Adams
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Adams and
Goldfine
Adams resigns White House post over loan dispute
The rug was described as an indefinite loan rather than a gift. Goldfine faced regulatory cases, and Adams had inquired with agencies about them, triggering a furor that led to his resignation from the White House.
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Goldfine
Adams
White House
Ellestad Takes Over Gesme Funeral Home
Mt Horeb special report says John Ellestad takes ownership of Gesme Funeral Home after 20 years with the firm founded by Mr and Mrs James Gesme. Isaac Gesme sold the firm and moved to Sun City Arizona with his wife. Ellestad a Madison area native. Patricia Norland his wife also from Madison area.
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MT. Horeb
John Ellestad
Gesme Funeral Home
James Gesme
Isaac Gesme
Sun City
Ariz
Ellestad
Madison
School of Mortuary Science
Milwaukee
Gesme’s
Patricia Norland
Paul Ruf To Head Brotherhood Unit
More than 70 attendees at St John’s church heard Congressman Henry C. Schadeberg speak on A Nation Under God. Ruf was elected president of the St John’s Brotherhood. officers Pfund Poff Laeser chosen and to take duties in May.
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St. John’s Church
Henry C. Schadeberg
Congressman Schadeberg
Paul Ruf
St. John’s Brotherhood
Herbert Pfund
Bernard Poff
Frederick Laeser
Laundry Operators Meet for Coin-Op Group in Monroe
Wisconsin coin operated laundry and dry cleaners owners gathered at the First National Bank of Monroe for the Coin-Op Laundry Association’s inaugural meeting. About 150 members are involved with officers Leslie Burows Ronald Hevey and Mrs Lionel Moore leading the group with representatives from Beloit Darlington Platteville Mineral Point Blanchardville and Madison. The next meeting is slated for February 11 in West Bend.
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Wisconsin
Coin-Op Laundry Association
First National Bank of Monroe
John Taft
Monroe
Wisconsin Self-Service Laundry and Dry-Cleaners Association
Leslie Burows
Jefferson
Ronald Hevey
Lionel G. Moore
Madison
Beloit
Darlington
Platteville
Mineral Point
Blanchardville
West Bend
Aliens Urged to Report Addresses by January 31
R A Klein of the Milwaukee INS reminds all aliens to report addresses by January 31. Reports available at post offices and INS offices nationwide. submissions go to those offices. Guardians must report for alien children under 14. Late reporting may incur penalties.
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R. A. Klein
Milwaukee
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Klein
Adult Clothing Class Set Meeting February Second
An organizational meeting for an intermediate sewing adult clothing class will be at 7 30 p m Monday February 2 in the high school home economics room in Orangeville The eight session course will be taught by Mrs Arthur Jacobs the home economics teacher A permanent meeting time will be decided by those enrolled Contact for more details via Dial 325 5101.
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Orangeville
Arthur Jacobs
JFK Memorial Medals Go Out
Dayton Ohio reports the Kennedy Memorial Medal program distributes 15000 silver medals bearing an image of John F Kennedy. About 6500 are already sold to regular customers at 15 dollars each, with bronze medals offered at 5 dollars. Designed with Kennedy approval as fundraising for the 1964 campaign, the only design change adds the eternal flame and birth and death dates.
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Dayton
Ohio
Englewood
United States
Presidential Art Medals, Inc
Max Humbert
Humbert
Kennedy
Humber
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