Kraft to Open Kraylets Plant in Forreston Illinois
Kraft officials plan a Kraylets plant in the Forreston area using cheese whey by products from nearby facilities. The plant will produce a hog feed booster containing 80 percent milk by product solids and expected to start production by mid July. Local men will be employed. whey comes from Galena plant, rinds and tolids from Freeport, and soy bean oil meal supplies from nearby sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forreston
Kraft Rovus
Kraft
Sweetser
Ind
Illinois
Galena
Freeport
Browntown Social Notes and Reappointments
Mrs. Dave Warren visited patients and friends in Monroe and Ste vens Point while others attended an air show in Janesville and hosted guests over the weekend. Reappointed to the Wisconsin state medical examiners board were Dr. Charles A Dawson and Dr. Jesse T Allen for terms ending July 1, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Charles A
Dawson River Falls
Jessie T. Allen
Beloit
Wisconsin State Board of Medical Examiners
Rennebohm
Orangeville Social News Roundup From Glen Bolender Era
A long readable slice of Orangeville social life. Neighbors, relatives, and guests gather at homes, picnics, and reunions across Schiller Park Freeport and Darlington. The piece lists many visits and travel from Evansville Rock Grove Monroe Dodgeville Madison and Milwaukee with numerous family ties and local events.
Schmidt family reunion and local social notes
Ham and daughter Alyce attended the Schmidt family reunion at Monroe Sunda. Leo Rockow of Freeport and Ed red Hulbert enjoyed an outing with friends at White Pines State Park Sunday. Mrs Isobel Northridge of Freeport dined with Miss Ellen Goodhart Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Irving Elliott and Mr and Mrs Charles Holloway visited Mrs Earl Elliott at Madison General hospital Sunday. Mrs and her mother Mrs Ben Runkle spent Wednesday with Mrs Gera id Likens at Freeport. Ruth and Naomi society at Grace Reformed Church to meet Miss Carrie Musser Thursday July 3. Mrs Harry Askey and Mr and Mrs Ray Askey and family were guests Sunday at Russell Askey’s home in Maywood. Mr and Mrs Glenn Bear and daughter Mary Lu Cedarville. Miss Gertrude Arndt. Harry Zweifel. Mr and Mrs Miles Barr and son Kermit were Sunday night supper guests at Adam Zweifel’s home. The American Legion and auxiliary will hold their regular meeting at Memorial hall on Thursday July 10. Miss Dora Schneider and her brother Willard returned from a visit with relatives at South Lyon Michigan, guests of Mr and Mrs Phil Weamer. Mr and Mrs Stave Likens of Rockford spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Stanley Hulbert. Sunday the group were entertained at dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Byron Parriott. Mr and Mrs C W Emrick were in Chicago Thursday visiting Mr and Mrs Clyde Galles and Mrs Lawn Prichard. Mrs Prichard returned with the Emricks Friday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Miller and son Freeport spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Albert Schultz. Sunday the group visited Mrs Carl Broege at Monroe hospital.
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W. A. Haupt
Irving
Cage
Beni
Joe Payne
Schiller Park
Haupts
Haupt
Chicago
Elynore Zemke
Ivan Rote
Karl Kneller
Evansville
Wilbur Rote
Footville
Grace
Townsend
Warren
West Allis
Janes- Fille
Freeport
Dekota
R. L. Dinges
Oneta
Brule Lake
Brule Lake,| ‘Minn
Fred Anderson
Okee
Clark Hoot
Dakota
Hoot
Dakota High School
Russell Frantz
Robert
Edwin
Tiffin
Kenneth Grossland
Roger
Orville Barker
Fred Wessing
Prophetstown
Richard Rusk
PhMI/c
Julie Ann
Norfolk
Leo Rusk
H. M. Noble
Max Martin
Edmund Stiedte
Milwaukee
Nate, Martin
Albert Goetz
Marguerite
al Jr. Elroy
Katharine Leiser
Katharine Lenz
I. O. Shaffer
Freeport Hospital
Victor Folgate
Joe Schofield
Rock Grove
Clara Bolender
Earl Dittmar
Lloyd Musser
Jewel
Kas
Jeannie Kelknap
PhMi
Geenaat
Mary Boehm
UN William
Vaiot
Eek
Jack Noble
Emma Kilian
McConnell
Emil Schwitz
Ramona H. Hunt
Mary Brunkow
Darlington
Dehlia Parkinson
Mineral Point
Jennie Knoble
Chippewa Falls
John Bear
Vernon Bittner
Judith Ann Bittner
William Lindenman
Harold Lindenman
Emmett Martin
Martin
Holland, Mich
Anna Smobersteg
America
Marie Rockey
Orangeville
D. M. Dinges
Earl Stichter
Jim Peck
Minocqua
Walter ‘Larson Jr
Maurice Cantril
Fred van Matre
Elsie Pinnow
Ralph Zettle
Virginia Morris
Monroe
Morris
Recreation Park
Anson Crosby
W. Wallace Wagner
Alvin Camron J
Nancy
Twin Grove
Glen Bo- Tender
Albert Bergemann
Winslow
Frank Musser
Oneco
Hulda Pagle
Albany
Clarence Rebly
Joe Marty
Jake Marty
Maurice Cantrill
Barbara Ann Marty
Ralph Haberman
Judith Ann Folgate
Wendell Zimmerman
Leslie Schwitz
Arthur Bennett
Beloit
Bennett
John Webner
Sid Wells
Matt Kubly
Otto Kubly
Sophia Kubly
Minnie Brunkow
George Schwenk
John Emrick
Fern Mears
Margaret
Susan
Watertown
John Kraupa
Two Rivers
Sarah Lu Elliott
Irving Elliott
Dodgeville
Fred Babler
Charter
George Wells
Roy Bech
Dixon
Janet
Bechtold
Ham
Alyce
Schmidt
Monroe Sunda
Leo Rockow
Eldred Hulbert
White Pines States Park
Isobel Northridge
Ellen Goodhart
Charles Holloway
Earl Elliott
Madison General Hospital
Merl Downing
Madison
Ben Runkle
Geraid
Ruth and Naomi
Grace Reformed Church
Carrie Musser
Harry Askey
Ray Askey
Russell Askey
Maywood
Glenn Bear
Mary Lu
Cedarville
Gertrude Arndt
Harry Zweifel
Miles Barr
Kermit
Adam Zweifel
American Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Dora Schneider
Willard
South Lyon
Mich
Phil Weamer
Stave Likens
Rockford
Stanley Hulbert
Byron Parriott
C. W. Emrick
Clyde Galles
Lawn Prichard
Graass Resigns as Financial Secretary to Acting Governor
Frank Graass, who has served as financial secretary to the late Gov. Goodland for four years and to Acting Gov. Rennebohm since March 13, announced yesterday his resignation effective August 1.
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Frank Graass
Madison
Goodland
Rennebohm
Spring Grove Social Notes Amid Busy Monroe Visiters
A parade of local residents from Spring Grove and nearby towns fills the week with visits and gatherings. Rodney Arnsmeier hosts friends in Monroe, families share birthday observances, and relatives attend reunions and picnics across Brodhead Albany Rockford and Monticello.
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Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Dave Warren
Carl Broge
St. Clareinoapital
Paul Rufenacht
G. C. Michaels
William Hoeft
William Keller
Georgeneral
Hattie Orr
Gale Burrington
Frank Larson
Raymond
Clara Guttmer
Janesville
Helen Gordee
John Brenner
Stevens Point
Patsy Seddler
Lena
Thomas Brusveen
Fred Wise
Don
Henry Leck
Glen E. Bolender
Russell Hendrick
Florence Station
C. B. Bridge
J. Milton Bostian
Virgil Dickinson
Monroe Park
William Albright
Pelmer Albright
Monticello
Glen Mitchell
M. H. Bolender
Bonnie Bolender
Robert Oakes
Minnesota
Gene Rusk
Hampshire
Ill
Rock River
Court Street Methodist Church
John Babler
Silin
Pearl Schrack
Zella Gouse
Polly Frautschy
C. W. Frautschy
Sycamore
Richardson’s Electric CO
D. M. Hawkson
Texas
Livlin
Snes
Kempfert Pharmacy
Dixie Suop
Monros
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Rodney Arnsmeier
Walter Swanberg Jr
Orla McClellam
Brodhead
Marvin Olin
Darrell Zimmerman
Gilbert Wendler
Judd Earlywine
Kenneth Zimmerman
Raymond Arnsmeier
Arnsmeier
Will Schrader
Montefelt
Ben Deininger
Lorainne Portmann
Illa
Marjorie Andrews
Marvin Gilbert
Orfordville
Robert Mohns
Jacob Weidman
Topeka
Daisy Pfister
Helen Andrews
Phoebe Montefelt
Luther Deimer
Melvin Swain
Russell Rosheisen
Herbert Mohns
O. A. Svendsen
Elmwood Park
John Graft
Riceville
John Reiss
Ivan Arnsmeier
Juda
Stanley Clark
Russell Hawkins
Art Meinert
Meinert
Rock City
Will Meinert
Carol Meinert
Davis
Vocational Woman’s Guild of
Will Meinrt
Rita Deimer
Mary Deimer
Fred Deppeler Jr
Clara Woodward
Robert Buehl
Marjorie Deppeler
Henry Kilmer
Herman Portman
Ray Pease
Des Moines
Alvin Ander
Pease
Bessie Zimmerman
Gail Zimmerman
Howard Stablock
Durand
Oscar Pinnow
Robert Thorp
Monroe Laundry
LaNor
Massey Harris Clipper Combine
Studer Super Service
Penneys
Monroe, Wis
Brassieres
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