Sheep Group Elects Leopold President at Wisconsin Picnic
Leopold elected president of Wisconsin Southdown Sheep Breeders Association for 1967 68 at annual Leopold farm picnic. Officers include vice president Larry Disch Evansville Secretary-Treasurer Jim Elphick Monroe directors W J Winchell Waukesha Larry Disch Evansville Larry Leopold Monroe Jim Elphick Arlington Glenn Richards Lodi June Van Deurzen De Pere Ben Disch Evansville honorary member. A judging contest awarded prizes to youths and adults, a lamb auction followed. Speakers addressed Illinois and northern Illinois sheep progress. Attendees listed include families from Evansville De Pere Madison Monroe and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry F. Leopold
Wisconsin Southdown
David Landon
Gene Smith
Darlington
Bob Hooker
Lodi
Dick Sullivan
Monroe
Harold van Deurzen
de Pere
Mary Winchell
Marilyn Sullivan
Madison
Tom McKinzie
Ben Disch
Evansville
James Wubbena
Forreston
LeRoy D. Hayes
Illinois Sheep Breeders Association
Illinois
Beverly van Deurzen
Ralph. Figi, Jr
Argyle Social Notes Full of Visits and Birthdays
Visitors from several towns gather for family events and hospital calls in Argyle. Daryl Flannery family from Durham and Jerry Flannery from Detroit visit Patsy Flannery. others travel from Darlington Blanchardville Monroe Freeport and Darlington for hospital, knee surgery, and birthday celebrations.
Janis Por tage Guest Editor at Mademoiselle in New York
Miss Jan LaVasseur of Argyle returns as guest editor of Mademoiselle magazine for a month in New York. She earned the national College Board award and is among the year’s top twenty college girls, touring photography sittings, fashion meetings, and a Waldorf Astoria back-to-college show attended by 2,000 retail executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peru
Mademoiselle
Jan Lavasseur
Portage
Clem Goldberger
Baton Rouge
Joanna Romer
Miami Shores
Fla
Andy Warhol
Warhol
Betsy Talbot Blackwell
Mademoiselle Magazine
College Board
Jan
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Walter D. LaVasseur
Argyle
Colege Board
Herman Lanz
Monroe
Helen Lanz
Waldorf - Astoria Hotel
Spring Grove Social News Summary
Mr and Mrs Karl Aiken attended the funeral of Gottfred Siegenthaler at Brodhead. Wesley Grenzow and party vacationed fishing in Northern Wisconsin. Jessie Drafahl of Rockford visited the Mohns. Mohns recovering at home after surgery at St Clare Hospital. Carl Monte test and Jerry dined with Mrs Albert Beardsley in Freeport. Lewis Jordan of Delavan and Martha Goecks dined with Walter Ladwfelt family, and visits to Martha Pela and John Pela in Rock City. Joe Milks moved from Rockford to the Harold Meade farm. Oscar Pin now enjoyed a cottage stay at Koshkonong. Grenzow family vacationed in Upper Michigan and at Falls State Park, Soo Locks, and Peshtigo Museum, visiting W H Grenzow in Waupun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Aiken
Gottfred Siegenthaler
Brodhead
Wesley Grenzow
Wisconsin
Jessie Drafahl
Rockford
Herbert Mohns
Mr. Mohns
St. Clare Hospital
Carl Montetest
Jerry
Albert Beardsley
Freeport
Lewis Jordan
Delavan
Martha Goecks
Walter Ladw
Carl Monte
Felt and Jerry
Martha Pela
John Pela
Rock City
Joe Milks
Harold Meade Farm
Oscar Pin
Koshkonong
Nathan
Grenzow
Upper Michigan
Tahqua
Falls State Park
Soo Locks
Peshtigo Museum
W. H. Grenzow
Waupun
Oswald a Loner in Warren Report Debates
New York reports say three major outlets including AP and CBS found no refutation of the Warren Report conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in assassinating President John F. Kennedy. NBC questioned Jim Garrison’s conspiracy case, noting unreliable testimony and alleged witness pressure, which Garrison denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Assoc_ed
Columbia Broadcasting System
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
CBS
National Broadcasting Co
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Karlen Family News and Local Visits at Madison
Mrs Herman G Karlen remains at University Hospitals after eye surgery while her son Donald Karlen and family host visitors in Madison. Nearby, H C Hoesly and others from Madison called on Kate and Rose Stauffer. Several trips include travels to Arvada Colp Tucumcari and Denver with stops at Ester Park and Rocky Mountains. Jean Ann Hoskins pre registered at Whitewater State University. A Bidlingmaier reunion was noted with attendees claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Karlen
Donald Karlen
Madison
Herman Karlen
University Hospitals
Lawrence Karlen
Darcy
Danny
Mr. Karlen
H. C. Hoesly
Kate
Rose
Stauffer
Royal Woelffer
Julie
Jan
Todd
West
Arvada Colp
T. D. Butler
Tucumcari
N.M
Elmer Peterson
Ester Park
Denver
Cascade
Colo
Rocky Mountains
John Hoskins
Jean Ann
Whitewater
Whitewater State University
Harold Eickenberger
Randy
Gary
San Diego
Calif
Ella Kubly
Ralph Kubly
Brodhead
Edward Bidlingmaier
Marlin
Argyle
Carl Bidlingmaier
Raymond Bidlingmaier
Bidlingmaier
Monroe Shoppers and Local Social Notes Include Club Picnic
Mrs Rolland Keen and Beth visit Monroe shoppers on Monday. Luella Wunschel stays with Bud Goecks in Oakley area. Mrs Martha Goecks improves at home near Oakley. Mid-Century Homemakers Club picnic held at Lincoln Park Monroe with about 30 attendees. Dial 325 5101 for Adtaker sow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Keen
Beth
Mary Matzke
Emma Lahr
Harry. Smith
Eunice
Monroe
Luella Wunschel
Bud Goecks
Oakley
Martha Goecks
Homemakers Club
Lincoln Park
Wisconsin May Reach 4.9 Million By 1980 Population Study
A Meinard Commercial Corp forecast based on Department of Commerce data predicts Wisconsin will have 4.9 million residents by 1980, about 24 percent above the 1960 figure, yet the state will shrink from 2.2 to 2 percent of the national total as population grows 35 percent nationwide toward 242 million. The Southwest shows largest growth, with Nevada doubling and California and Arizona expanding 75 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Meinard Commercial Corp
Department of Commerce
Nevada
California
Arizona
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Monroe Area
Donna Holcomb Dan Mayer and Sandy Blum spent Sunday at Vilas Park. Nellie Matzke visited Mrs. Harrison Matzke in Monroe. Karen Trumpy visited Alice Briggs at the Briggs home. John Amacher returned home after eye surgery and Monroe Manor convalescence. Steve Wuetrich joined Donna Holcomb for Whitewater State University registration. Hartwig and Hartwig attended a Twilight barn meeting at the Lawrence Salesman farm. Alice Discher and Vernon Schillinger visited Mrs. Ammann in Monroe. Multiple families vacationed at White Lake Beach Resort. Fey visited her parents Clark in Monroe. Duane Adams hosted a barbecue for daughters and families. Gilbertson and family spent the weekend at Cashton. Lehman family visited Orangeville area. Clark family toured Apple River Canyon and Lake Le-Aga-Na near Lena Illinois. Albright family traveled to Waterloo and Freeport to visit Sylvia Herbert. Barbara Johnson and Marilyn Pick visited Monroe grandparents Henry Pick Sr. Attendees at the Trumpy family reunion in Monroe include Arley Ausmus and family, Bertha Fritsch, Kenneth Hart, and Nathan jwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Holcomb
Dan Mayer
Sandy Blum
Monroe
Steve Wuetrich
Vilas Park
Madison
Nellie Matzke
Harrison Matzke
Karen Trumpy
Alice Briggs
Forrest Briggs
John Amacher
Monroe Manor
St. Clare Hospital
Whitewater
Whitewater State University
Kenneth Hartwig
Nathan Hartwig
Lawrence Salesman Farm
Argyle-Browntown
Alice Discher
Vernon Schillinger
Harry S. Ammann
Fred Stauffacher
Ventura
Calif
Robert Crandalll
Roy L. Wyss
Scharenberg
White Lake
Monticello
Robert Fey
Frank E. Clark
Duane Adams
Jack Doescher
Doreen
Barneveld
Clyde Drye
Jimmy
Cheryl
Victor Gilbertson
Charlene
Christine Jeff
Stephen
Sylvester Larson
Dianne
Cashton
Leland Lehman
Bonnie
Shirley
Leo Metz
Orangeville
Frank E Clark
Richard Briggses
Apple River Canyon
Lake Le-Aga-Na
Lena
Ill
Leslie Albright
Waterloo
Freeport
Sylvia Herbert
Norman McMurray
Barbara Johnson
Waukesha
Marilyn Pick
Henry Pick Sr
Trumpy
Arley Ausmus
Barbara
Bertha Fritsch
Kenneth Hart
Jwig
Nathan
Browntown Notes From Theda Mau and Local Visits
Browntown residents share travel tales from the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park. Frequent visitors include the Maddrell, Swiggum, and Merritt families with weekend stays in Monroe, Madison, and Milwaukee. Local trips feature Anchor Inn at Turtle Lake, St. Marys Hospital visits, and kin from Long Island and Rockford plus a return from Anchor Inn.
Dear Abby column clues in a mother's overbearing influence
A reader shares being courted by a mother who displays her hopeful belongings and dictates dating topics. Abby advises limiting motherly talk to weather and leaving the home, noting the danger of overbearing guidance on relationships. The page includes multiple letters on marriage, trust, and dating boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Centennial Beards and Dresses Judging Planned at High School
Initial judging for the Brothers of the Brush beards and Sisters of the Swish dresses will occur at 1 30 p m Sunday July 2 at the high school entrants must be bona fide members of their groups Brothers categories span 15 beard styles while Sisters categories include authentic centennial costume family group costumes and parent child pairs Centennial Headquarters will register entrants June 28 and July 5 and 8 Dress rehearsal for the Centennial Style Show is scheduled for July 5 at 7 30 p m at the Orangeville high school gym and a printed program is available through Mrs Glen Bolender Lake Titicaca is noted as the world s highest lake on Peru Bolivia borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers of the Brush
Sisters of the Swish
Sisters of the Sw
Centennial
Orangeville
Glen Bolender
Local Visitors Return from Wisconsin Towns
Brodhead Mrs. Ray Kinziger and son Steven visit Stevens Point to see her mother Mrs. Vernis Pierce amid a heart condition recovery. Dr. S. L. Cain and wife visit Harold Bergholte at the Madison VA Hospital. George Hartman and April of New Glarus see his mother Grace Hartman near Lund. Jon Harker returns from Mineral Point, and Van A Marsh and family from Elm Grove visit his parents. Jett Richardson, Michigan State heavyweight wrestler, also plays on the varsity football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kinziger
Steven
Stevens Point
Vernis Pierce
S. L. Cain
Harold Bergholte
Madison
George Hartman
April
New Glarus
Grace Hartman
Lund
Jon Harker
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Leopold
Patsy Flannery
Daryl Flannery
Debra
Bari
Durham
N.C
Jerry Flannery
Detroit
Mich
Daryl Flannerys
Walter Zimmerman
Herbert Zimmerman
William Hassenfeldt
Kenneth Quinn
Kenneth Quinn Family In Gratiot
Earl Hagen
Mike Hagen
Blanchardville
Hassenfeldts
Walter Etter
Raymond Steiner
Ben Pfund
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Carol Daly
Laverne Daly
Methodist Hospital
Donald Nelson
Port Washington
Paul Nelson
Chester Weinschenk
Herbert Zimmermann
Alice Carlson
Chris Winger
Alma Zimmerman
Willard Soper
Fred Rich
Fred Richter
Gary Soper
Alan
John
Mary
Clayton Ostby
Kristy
Marie Richter
Jerry Wyttenbach
Fam
Janis
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Oswald
O. D. Curtis
Mabel E. Bauer
Hartwig
Kathy
Albert Reinmann
Kendall
Ray Bowen
C. H. Lichtenwalner
Emma
Vogel
Richard Johnson
Barbara Johnsson
Susan Briggs
M Emil Tschudy
Green Lake
Grether
Clarno
Mrs
Elmer Beckman
Browntown
Theda Mau
Frank Stark
Gerald Swiggum
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Richard Borchert
Ward Merritts
B. E. Maddrell
South Wayne
Marie Chapman
Ann van- Matre
Ernest Steinman
Winslow
M. V. Miller
Grant Ailen
Mmes
Vernie Werren
Marie Wells
Paul Raeder
Rose Ingold
Ray Montgomery
Harrison Schneider
Scott
Long Island
Cora Beck
Barbara Chapman
Milwaukee
Jasper Maddrell
Belvidere
Mabel
B. E. Maddrells
Charles Stoll
Anchor Inn
Turtle
Toronto
Los Angeles
Cal
Lake Titicaca
Bolivia
Lake Michigan
Wis
Muskegon
Wisconsin. & Michigan Steamship CO
Harbor Drive
Rey Ler
Jett Richardson
Lugano Pizza
Roy's Sanitary Dairy
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