Johnson Couple to Hold Open House in Brodhead
Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson invite friends relatives and neighbors to an open house Sunday in observance of their golden wedding anniversary. They will greet guests from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm at their home 402 12th Street Brodhead. Johnson a retired farmer and gravel hauler is a Plainfield Ill native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
12Th Street
Brodhead
Johnson
Plainfield
Ill
Jemina Armstrong
Richland Center
Camp Douglas
Johnsons
Tryon Couple Honored At Housewarming Event
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tryon were honored at a housewarming party Wednesday evening after purchasing the farm from her mother, Mrs. Fred Babler. The event featured cards and games, a gift of money, and refreshments, with many local friends in attendance.
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Munticella
Walter
Tryon
Tryons
Fred Babler
Messrs
Mines
Fred Abbot Voegeli
Gloria Waelchli
Earl Feldt
John H. Baehler
William Buehl
Henry Waelchli
Frederick Rieder
Kenneth Stauffacher
Paul
Royal Hawkins
Walter Ringhand
Henry Marty
Harvey Milbrandt
Arthur Broge
Orville Gilbertson
Edna Babler
LaVonne Disch
Henry Stauffacher
Hollis Sutter Engagement Planned at Brooklyn College
Mr and Mrs Paul Hollis announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Kay Hollis to William Lance Sutter of Horeb. Both attend Whitewater State College where she is a junior in English and speech and a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Kappa Delta. Lance Sutter will graduate in June with a speech degree and is a member of Chi Delta Rho and Pi Kappa. A wedding is planned for August.
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Brooklyn
Paul Hollis
Sharon Kay
William Lance Sutter
Gay Sutter
Horeb
Whitewater State College
Miss Hollis
Kappa Delta Pi
Kappa Delta
Whitewater
Chi Delta Rho
Pi Kappa Te Ate Welding
Albert W. Boss
Delories
June
Lester King
Joe King
Freeport
Mrs Emma Muller Hosts Past Chiefs Club Meeting
Mrs Emma Muller hosted the Past Chiefs club with co hosts Mrs Bernice Miller and Mrs Lila Lawton. Grace Marsh retired president conducted the installation of Mrs Wayne Laube as new president and Mrs Marvin Stabler as secretary treasurer. Mrs Carl Moen was initiated as a new past chief. Games were played and awards given to Mrs Fred Hahlen Mrs Stanley Knight Mrs Allen Ross and Mrs Glen Earleywine. A dessert coffee was served.
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Bhyvhead
Emma Muller
Chiefs Club
Bernice Miller
Lila Lawton
Grace Marsh
Wayne Laube
Marvin Stabler
Carl Moen
Mmes
Fred Hahlen
Stanley Knight
Allen Ross
Glen Earleywine
Zweifel Moore Engagement Announced for Madison Couple
Mrs Cloyance Zweifel Evansville announces engagement of daughter Nancy Sue Zweifel to Richard M Moore son of Mrs Marian Nelson Evansville The pair plan a summer wedding Nancy Sue Zweifel works as a stenographer for National Guardian Life Insurance Co Madison while Moore is in the distribution department of Ray O Vac Co Madison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anovinee
Opeculy
Cloyance Zweifel
Evansville
Nancy Sue
Richard M. Moore
Marian Nelson
Albany Civic Club Dinner and Meeting at Edgewater
Albany Civic Club will hold a dinner Monday at 7 at Edgewater Cafe followed by a business meeting at 8 in the new library building. Circle of Zwingli United Church of Christ meets Tuesday at 2 in the Parish House with hostesses listed. Youth program holds Sunday services at First Baptist church morning with an afternoon visit to Green County hospital.
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Albany Civic Club
Albany
Edgewater Cafe
Monticello
Aid Circle of
First Baptist Church
Green County
Wiscon Conservation Chief Becomes NRCA President
Madison headlined L. P Voigt, director of the Wisconsin Conservation Department, has been elected president of the Natural Resource Conservation Administrators Association. The appointment raises the profile of Wiscon in national resource management circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
L. P Voigt
Natural Resource Conservation Administrators Association
York 4-H Club Meeting Highlights January Proceedings
Frank Bear presided as president while Paul Hanson led the flag pledge and Richard Hauser led the club pledge. Nancy Strommen directed group singing with Rita Paulson, talks covered last year’s projects, and members including Nancy Strommen Linda Swenson Jeff Kernen Paul Hanson Rita Paulson Linda Phillips and Marilyn Phillips presented shorts on clothing insect collection leathery craft pillows and pillowcases. Refreshments were provided by Ray Hauser and Morris Venden families. Recreation was led by Linda Phillips and Ronald Venden with a note of a next meeting at Ambrose Wenger farm Monday Feb 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
NEW Glarus
Frank Bear
York 4-H Club
Paul Hanson
Richard Hauser
Nancy Strommen
Rita Paulson
Linda Swenson
Jeff Kernen
Linda Phillips
Marilyn Phillips
Ray Hauser
Morris Venden
Ronald Venden
Ambrose Wenger
Little Hill High
Barbara Anderson
Julie Bloxham
Marayne Anderson
Jayne Lehnherr
Gus Adamson
Orville
Anderson
Monticello High School
LBJ Proclaims U S Heart Month
President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaims American Heart Month the first time by Congress and the President. He urges nationwide action against heart and blood vessel diseases, noting half of cardiovascular patients are in productive years and highlighting progress from research and education by the American Heart Association and federal health programs.
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Washington, D.C
Congress of the
American Heart Association
Heart Fund
M. J. Rathbone
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Heart
Lyndon B. Johnson
Heart Sunday
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Public Health Service
National Heart Institute
Heart Disease Control Program
Lange To Be Ordained In Illinois On Sunday
Cuba City youth Gerald J. Lange son of Mr and Mrs Will J Lange will be ordained a Divine World Missionary priest Sunday in St Marys seminary chapel Techay Til He will celebrate his first high Mass at 1030 a m Sunday Feb 9 in Immaculate Conception Kieler He studied at St Marys seminary and Divine World seminary Conesus NY and will work in one of twenty four mission countries
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Cuba City
Gerald J. Lange
Will J. Lange
Divine World Missionary
St. Mary’s Seminary
Techay
Til
Immaculate Conception’ Catholic Church
Kieler
Lange
Divine World Seminary
Conesus
N.Y
Over the Counter Listings Guide to Securities Bid and Ask
Listed securities show bid and ask ranges at compilation by Monroe office of Loew and Co. Firms include Bank of America Clark Foote Cone Browning Arms Southwestern Bell Mad Gas and Elec Lake Superior Power Jim Walter Schlitz Wis Power and Light and others with percentages indicating holdings or performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Office
the Badger Northland
Bowman Products
Browning Arms
Bank of America
Clark of
Dean Foods
Foote Cone & Belding
Gateway Chemical
Howard W. Sams
Southwestern St. Tel
Lake Superior Dist. Pwr
Jim Walter
Mad. Gas
Elec
Overtail Power
Playskoot Om
Rockover Bros
Schlitz Ae
Sta-Rite
Thermogas U
Wis, Power and Light
Wolverine Shoe
Seaway Authority Faces Debt Crisis and Toll Review
Ottawa reports the St Lawrence Seaway Authority is about 65 million behind on interest payments for a 345 million federal loan and cannot repay without a restructured financial plan. A refinancing program including toll reviews is being studied with the St Lawrence Seaway Development Corp, its U.S. partner. The agreement funding the seaway ties Canada and the United States to a western Syria boundary claim and a July 1 reporting deadline.
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Ottawa
St. Lawrence Seaway Authority
St. Lawrence
Wells Named Chair of Wisconsin Cancer Crusade 1964
Kenosha businessman Harold Dubie Wells Jr. has accepted the chairmanship of the Ameri Cancer Society Wisconsin division 1964 cancer crusade. He underwent a laryngectomy in 1957 after a cancer diagnosis and later received speech therapy with Milwaukee’s New Voice Club. His first appearance as chairman will be at six area crusade meetings in early February, as he helps organize state volunteers.
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Kenosha
Harold
Dubie) Wells Jr
Ameri Cancer Society
Wisconsin
Wells
New Voice Club
Milwaukee
County 4 H programs and notable USA events mix in garden and awards
The clipping covers 4 H age groups and a Monroe population change to 8051, a Jan 24 adoption of Linda Sue, and a late January Key Award Alumni luncheon moved to April 3 during Farm and Home Conference. It mentions 80 4 H volunteers for 1964, with two year service and $75 monthly, plus requirements. It also notes President Johnson praising FDR, a Nobel Peace Prize nod to ML King by Swedish Parliament members, Elvis Presley buying FDR era Potomac yacht for the March of Dimes, and a quip from Dr Terry on smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Linda Sue
Kraemer
David
Walt Wunschel
Madison
National
U.S
Washington
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Stockholm
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Elvis Presley
Tom Parker
Long Beach
Calif
Parker
Presley
March of Dimes
Lincoln Junior High P.T.A to host talk on Family Camping
H leader and conservation specialist will give an illustrated talk on Family Camping at the Lincoln and Junior High School P.T.A.s meeting in the Junior High School Auditorium on February 3. Mrs Henry Grundahl invites all to attend. Marv Hanson, assistant of
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Lincoln and
P.T.A
Henry Grundahl
Marv Hanson
Brewery shows gain in Oshkosh sales in 1963
Oshkosh Brewing Co. raised beer sales 2.1 percent in 1963. Company president David V. Uihlein reported 55,014 barrels sold, up from 53,907 in 1962.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh Brewing Co
David V. Uihlein
Not a Forgotten Land: Peru Camp Life Seen by Monroes
Barneveld woman describes her son William Ienatsch and family living in Simia near Cerro de Pasco Peru. Mine work, high altitude life, and a 10 cent fuel economy frame a portrait of a remote camp town with Spanish lessons, efficient staff, and a company service car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zimmerli
William D. Ienatsch
William S. Ienatsch
Barneveld
Monroe Area
Andes
Peru
South America
Dorothea Schindler
Monroe
John A Schindler
Orangeville Troop Seeks Scoutmaster Tie to Future
Orangeville Boy Scout troop eight, sponsored by the Orangeville Ministerial Association, faces abandonment if a Scoutmaster is not found by March. Residents may contact James Strong or Rev. Sheldon R. Gerarden, association president, to nominate or volunteer. The unit has endured months without a leader, and community leaders emphasize its role in youth character formation.
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Orangeville
Gerarden
Lost and Found Ad Promises Clear Results
A compact notice hints at a lost item with straightforward appeal. The ad emphasizes ease of locating the missing object through a simple, reliable process, inviting readers to submit details and check back for updates.
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Sharon Kay Hollis
Sutter Plan
Nancy Sue Zweifel
Moore
Bie
LBJ
Illinois
Loew & Co., Incorporated
Seaway
Harold Wells Jr
Cai Is
Philadelphia
Luther L. Terry
The
United States
United Telephone Company
Florine’s
Florine
Ines
Ienatsch
Billy
Nicky
Spanvisi
Wauricocha
Lima
Pacific Ocean
Ienatsches
O'Hara Field
Tenatsches
Jenatsch
Jel
TRS Bnl
LZZAN
Blumer
Valentine
Hallmark
Valentines
Casper the Friendly Ghost
Drug Store
Regal Bran
Premiy
Screk
Radha Laas
Anay
Monroe, Wis
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