Brodhead Church Welcomes New Pastor Carter
Rev. and Mrs. Gene W. Carter and daughter Constance from Indianola Ia arrive for a visit and Carter preaches his first Brodhead sermon Sunday. Carter, a sociology instructor at Simpson College, plans Wisconsin PhD studies after September while continuing church duties. He cites a long Methodist ministry and multiple leadership roles in Iowa and Wisconsin communities.
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Brodhead
Robert Sachtsen
Shell Lake
Gene W. Carter
Constance
Indianola
Carter
Simpson College
University of Wisconsin
Perry
Iowa
Wisconsin
Iinois
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwestern University
Iowa-Des Moines
Methodist Church
Spring Hill
North River
Pleasant Hill
Covenant Methodist Church
Evanston
Mayview-Carley Chapel
Simpson
Warren County
Iowa Christian Rural Fellowship
Rural Sociology Society
Iowa Council On Family Relations
Warren County Farm Bureau
Indianola Youth Center
Rural Life Committee
Iowa Inter-Church Council
Methodist Rural Fellowship
Indianola Council of Civic Agencies
Indianola Ministerial Association
Iowa-Des Moines Conference Commission
Department of
Simppon College
Halvorson Boy Has Full Grandparent Set
Dennis Edward Halvorson born at St. Clare hospital in Orangeville to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Halvorson joins eight grandparents and great grandparents. Maternal grandparents are J Edward BrecklinWoodford and paternal grandparents Herman HalvorsonDarlington. Great grandparents include Ed ThoresonWoodford Nels JacobsenWiola and Mrs Herman BrecklinMonroe. Last week Nels Jacobson became grandfather of another boy. Allan Jeffrey son of Albert JohnsGratiot also born at St. Clare hospital along with siblings Thomas David 13 and Mary Elizabeth 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Edward Halvorson
Orangeville
St. Clare Hospital
Edward Halvorson
J. Edward Brecklin
Woodford
Herman Halvorson
Darlington
Ed Thoreson
Nels Jacobsen
Wiola
Herman Brecklin
Monroe
Nels Jacobson
Allan Jeffrey
Albert B. Johns
Gratiot
Allan
Thomas David
Mary Elizabeth
Oleo Ban Ends in New York as Colored Spread Reappears
Albany N Y five million pounds of yellow oleo flood New York markets after 66 year ban ends The first sale at 12 01 a m went to Mrs Genesta M Strong of Plandome L I who sponsored the repealer in the Assembly News notes the state becomes 41st to permit sale as thousands of trucks from neighboring states head to New York markets The closing line mentions tobacco cultivation reaching Quebec and Stockholm.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Genesta M. Strong
Plandome
L. I
Empire State
Hiram Dunwiddie Dies in Ohio At 70
J Hiram Dunwiddie 70 born in Spring Grove township died Friday in Louisville Ohio. He taught school and worked in the postal service in Freeport before moving to Ohio to work in steel mills. Survived by wife Effie a Canton daughter sister Dora Burns Los Angeles and five brothers Glenn Archie Juda Claude Delavan George Canton and Vernon Great Falls Mont.
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J. Hiram Dunwiddie
Spring Grove Township
Louisville
Glenn Dunwiddie
Archie Dunwiddie
Dan Dunwiddie
Freeport
Ohio
Effie
Canton O
Dora Burns
Los Angeles
Glenn
Archie
Juda
Claude
Delavan
George
Canton
Vernon
Great Falls
Mont
Mrs. Kahl 77 Dies in Mt Horeb
Mrs. John Kahl a lifelong Mt Horeb resident died after a long illness. Services set for Thursday at 1:30 p m Gesme Funeral Home and 2 p m Emmanuel Lutheran Church Rev James Hughes to officiate burial in Mt Horeb cemetery She leaves five sons Fred Otto Arthur William Raymond two daughters Hulda Steinhofer and Milton Showers 14 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren three sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Horeb
John Kahl
Gesme Funeral Home
Immanuel Lutheran Church
James Hughes
Fred
Otto
Arthur
Chicago
William
Madison
Raymond
Prairie
Albert Oertig dies area cheesemaker at 67
Albert Oertig of Waddams Grove Illinois died last Friday at St Francis hospital Freeport. Born in 1885 in St Gallen Switzerland he came to the United States as a youth. He was a cheesemaker at Gunderson and Peter Olson factories near Argyle and later worked in various plants including the Waddams Grove cheese factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Oertig
Waddams Grove
Ill
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Lena
St. Gallen
Switzerland
Gunderson
Peter Olson
Argyle
Wisconsin Congressmen Vote On 1955 Farm Bill Support
Washington eight Wisconsin congressmen supported the House vote 207 to 121 to extend current price supports and parity formulas through 1955 for cotton wheat corn peanuts rice and tobacco. Voting for were Republicans Byrnes Davis Hull O�Konski Smith Van Pelt Withrow and Democrat Zablocki. Kersten Republican was not recorded.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Davis
Hull
O’konski
Smith
van Pelt
Withrow
Zablocki
Kersten
Two Wayne High Teachers Engaged for South Wayne
Contracts signed by two Wayne High teachers for South Wayne Union Free High School William Richards coach and William Hamilton new agriculture science teacher Platteville reported at the annual school meeting. Budget hearing recommended 17000 for the high school and the levy approved. Mrs John R Chapman re elected to the board for a three year term. Grade school district No 9 annual meeting set for July 14.
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South Wayne
John R. Chapman
T. J. Lacey
Melvin J. Olson
Twin Metcalf brothers earn NCO proficiency certificates
Cpl Delbert L Metcalf and Cpl Donald E Metcalf sons of Mrs Hattie Metcalf 10134% 16th Ave completed a six week course in tactics leadership and administration at the Seventh Army NCO Academy Munich Germany receiving proficiency certificates Delbert US 55-075-266 Donald US 55-075-270 address Holy Co Third Bn 14th A C Regt APO 171 C/O PM New York NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert L. Metcalf
Donald E. Metcalf
Hattie Metcalf
16Th Avenue
Seventh Army Non-Commissioned Officers Academy
Munich
Germany
Delbert
Donald
Holy. Co
A.C. Regt
APO
New York
N.Y
McKee's Leave Ends Warren Return to Randolph AFB
Airman second class Marvin McKee returns to Randolph Air Force Base Texas after a leave with parents following the death of his wife Marvis Theresa McKee aged 20. The couple married August 5 1951 in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Warren
Marvin McKee
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Marvin M. McKee
Marvis Theresa
Texas
Schneider in Japan arrives during World War II
Mrs. Michael Glass of Albany received word that Pvt. John W. Schneider has arrived in Japan after leaving Camp Stoneman California and sailing from San Francisco aboard the USS General Mann for a 14 day voyage. He is now stationed at Camp Drake Japan and recently took emergency furlough due to his mother's illness and death while in Korea. His present address is Pvt. John W. Schneider US 55-192-356 382ndGen Hosp APO 54 C/O PM San Francisco.
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Schneider
Japan
Michael Glass
Albany
John W. Schneider
Camp Stoneman
Calif
San Francisco
Camp Drake
Pvt
Henry Schneider
Korea
APO
Milk vending machines eyed for UW Farm Field Day
Helen E Steari says milk vending devices may boost national milk sales by over 50 million pounds yearly. Wisconsin’s dairy department announces a winter course expansion in dairy manufacturing at Babock Hall to train industry personnel with new labs and field work, highlighting an innovation for the dairy sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Department of Dairy and Food Industries
The
Babcock Hall
Dairy and Food Industries
H. C. Jackson
County Safety Council Plans Session Tonight
The Green County Safety Council meets at 8 p m in the circuit court room of the courthouse. President is Mrs W D Stovall of Brodhead. Danger stickers will be distributed and placement planned by 4H club members Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Safety Council
Court House
W. D. Stovall
Brodhead
U S Approves Canadian Seaway Power Project Plan
The United States and Canada move to start the St Lawrence seaway power development at the border near Cornwall Ontario and Massena New York. The joint commission review and cost estimates place the project at 400 to 450 million dollars with a six year timeline. Truman approves the move and New York may become the American partner. Congress previously rejected full joint construction.
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Washington
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York
State Department
Truman
International Joint Commission
David K. Bruce
Congress
New York State
Barnhart Island
Cornwall
Ontario
Massena
N.Y
Joint Commission
Derrick Snaps Pole at City Intersection
A derrick on a semi truck driven by Delbert Wyss of Cedar Rapids struck a utility pole at the 20th avenue and 13th street intersection yesterday afternoon, snapping the pole. Neither the truck nor the derrick was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Wyss
Cedar Rapids
20Th Avenue
13Th Street
Major Fulton Ends South Wayne Leave for Austria
Maj. and Mrs. O. B. Fulton wrap up a 30 day leave visiting Evelyn Chapman Stites at her mother Mrs. Avery Stites home. He reports to Camp Kilmer New Jersey today for transport to Salzburg Austria. She will follow later after visiting Camp Gordon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
South Wayne
O. B. Fulton
Avery Stites
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Salzburg
Austria
Evelyn Chapman
Camp Gordon
Market report Chicago hogs and cattle Edged lower
Today's Markets in Chicago shows hog salable 11 000 with most lines 180 220 lb at 21 21 50 and 230 260 lb at 20 21 25. Slaughter cattle opened slow with steady to lower spreads and weights weighty commercial bulls up to 50 cents higher. Butter and eggs firm with steady to higher wholesale quotes and mixed loads in produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Freeport Route 20 resurfacing near Belt Line Road
The stretch of Route 20 between South Rawleigh Avenue and Belt Line Road is being resurfaced and should reopen in a day or two. The road was closed for weeks to widen the span and lay a new blacktop surface. Rockford Blacktop Construction Co. handled the work.
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Freeport
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Halvorson
Oleo
Flood
Quebec
Stockholm
Hiram Dunwiddie
Veep
Anne Hadley
Weldon Behrend
Broadway Methodist Church
Paducah
Alben Barkley
Wayne High
Evening Times
Helen E. Steari
County Safety Council
U.S
Bauman
Ace Hardware
Broadway Salad Olives
IGA
Queen Olives
Moorlight Peas
Wieners
el Popular Brands Cigarettes
G.A. Frozen Foods
GEO. W. Allen & Sons
Square
U. S
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