Cheese Co. Kettle and Rock Hill Factory Records
Annual meetings selected officers and updates at the ESE KETTLE and Rock Hill cheese factories. Will Rowe elected president. Lecile Wilson vice president. Kermit Goodman and Clyde M. Wilson directors. Debut of a new 16x42 cooling cellar, renovated boiler room, new well, and water system at Blue Mounds plant. Frans Neusbaum makes Drum Swiss with Fred Kundert Jr. assisting. Riese heads Rock Hill plant with Kundert, Green, Badertscher as officers and directors. Meeting held January 18.
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Cheese Co
Darlington
Will Rowe
Rowe
Lecile Wilson
Kermit Goodman
Blue Mounds
Fred Fahrni
Ed Helmeid
Ben Odegard
Agay Ne Trypania
Rock Hill
Spring Grove Township
Frans Neusbaum
Fred Kundert Jr
Ernie Riese
Thomas Kundert
Evert Green
Fred Badertscher
Riese
Kundert
Green
Badertscher
Alvin Schwartzkow
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Miss Esther Newman assists as relocation notes and the Behnkens move from William King farm northeast of the village to a newly purchased farm near Monticello Indiana. Mrs. Ivan Boyer and children visit extended family over weekend and return. Haberman family travels to Winter Haven Florida joining Moldenhauer relatives. Ben Miller accompanies partway back by train.
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Esther Newman
John Behnken
William King
Monticello
Ivan Boyer
Frank Verch
Deneeee
Fred Mahikuch
Glenn Boyer
Madison
Edwin Haberman
Winterhaven
Fla
Oscar Moldenhauer
Ben Miller
Fruit as a Dessert Follows Spaghetti Dinner
A simple note highlights fruit as a reliable dessert option after a spaghetti meal, emphasizing its light, refreshing role following a hearty pasta course.
Chicago Markets Tally Mixed Livestock and Steady Poultry
Livestock prices eased with hogs steady to 25 cents lower on light trade and weights over 230 pounds showing declines. Cattle and calves mostly firm with steers and heifers steady to 50 cents higher, bulls and canners mixed. Produce notes show steady live poultry and butter. steel stocks drifted but some firms gained after late market news.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Wall Street Trading Stumbles on Delayed U S Steel Start
In New York U S Steel Corp common stock began trading 35 minutes after the market open. An initial 15 000 share trade showed a gain of 3 points to 76 1 2 but the advance was later pared.
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New York
U. S. Steel Corp
Spring Grove News From Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Ervin Armstrong accompanied the ambulance that returned Myron and Dwayne Timm from Williamsport Indiana to Freeport where they are staying with their uncle Alvin Timm after a car wreck the day after Christmas in which their mother died. Anna Deal has been seriously ill at the Robertson home. Ben Deininger visited his sister in Pennsylvania. Farm Bureau meets at 9 seman hall Friday night February 4. Ralph Anderson and sons spent Monday evening.
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Ervin Armstrong
Myron
Dwayne Timm
Williamsport
Ind
Freeport
Alvin Timm
Dwight Timm
Anna Deal
John Robertson
Ben Deininger
Riot Among U S Occupation Troops in Japan Kills Soldier
A riot at Camp Crawford on Hokkaido involving U S occupation troops left one soldier dead and five wounded. Four were shot, one stabbed, and one cut diving from a window. Three shot were from the 11th airborne division and the other gunshot victim from the Seventh Infantry. Identities were withheld. Commanding generals of involved units had already departed. Army points to interunit resentment as a possible cause.
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Tokyo
Eighth Army
U. S
Hokkaido Island
Camp Crawford
Seventh Infantry Division
11Th Airborne Division
Japan
Camp Campbell
Seventh
Korea
Farewell Party Hails Moving Farm Families
Neighbors held a farewell gathering at the Grenz home for Mr and Mrs Walter Reg er and Mr and Mrs Frank Leopold Jr who are moving to new farms and for Archie Moska moving to town. Guests included Mr and Mrs Raymond Arnsmeier and families from Juda and Freeport area and other local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Grenz
Walter Reger
Frank Leopold Jr
Archie Moska
Illinois Guard Units Train at Camp McCoy 1960s schedule
Illinois national guard will train in two 15 day periods at Camp McCoy Wisconsin this summer. Tentative dates include July 23 to August 6 for units from Chicago and surrounding areas and August 13 to 27 for additional Chicago and central Illinois formations. A Camp Williams session runs August 6 to 20 featuring the 66th fighter wing with personnel from Chicago Peoria and Springfield.
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Chicago
Illinois National Guard
Camp McCoy
Wis
38Rd Infantry Division
623 Quartermaster Group
44Th Infantry Division
Bloomington
Urbana
Springfield
Camp Williams
66Th
Peoria
Wedding Attendees Gather for Bolender Kemp Nuptials
Orangeville residents and numerous guests attended the wedding of Phyllis Bolender and Joseph Kemp at the First English Lutheran church in Freeport. Guests included Miss Phyllis Bolender’s relatives and friends from Orangeville and nearby towns, with several local families listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Haberman
Monroe
Jacob Marty
Jubilee Singers
Orangeville
Now Sheep Wear Sox
Princeton Missouri farmer Bill Cox found sheep stranded in an icy ditch and used men’s work socks to help them climb the slope. The gag demonstrates a simple remedy for slipping in winter conditions.
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Princeton
Bill Cox
Law Warns Parley of High Road Cost
Milwaukee Wisconsin highway officials hear James R Law chair of the state highway commission warn that 50 million dollars in state funds will be exhausted by 1951. He says current construction is funded from wartime funds saved when prices were low and now prices are high. He urges bills for highway classification study and added safety restrictions.
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Public Service Commission of
Wisconsin
Law
Milwaukee
James R. Law
State Highway Commission
Airlift Dakota Crash Kills Seven In German Zone
A British ambulance entered the Soviet zone at Luebeck to recover German children who survived the crash of a British airlift Dakota in which seven persons were killed.
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Hamburg
Luebeck
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Clyde M. Wilson
State Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Juda
F. N. Miller
State Motor Vehicle Department
Racine
Eau Claire
Shawano
Washburn County
Green County
Jones and Laughlin
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
American Telephone and Electric Power and Light
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth
Schenley
Consolidated Natural Gas
N. Y. Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wall Street
Browntown
Deep Well and Jet Systems Sales and Service
Montgomery Electric Go
Brown
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Raymond Arnsmeier
Ivan Arnsmeier
Glen Wunschel
Gilbert Albright
Ronald
Maroon, Ill
Guy Albright
Wayne Gempler
Emil Goecks
Gary
Russell Rosheisen
Orla McClellan
Brodhead
Llinois Guard
McCoy
Aterials
State Street
Beloit
Anna
Roddy Kilowatt
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Glen E. Ebolender
Bell-ans
Beli-Ans
Tucker
U. S. Navy
Electronic Warfare
American Legion House
Firestone
SALE
Lady Dover
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