Eva Spreng WSWS Hears of Missionary Work in Kentucky
At a meeting of the Eva Spreng WSWS a picnic supper was served. The program focused on Our Mission Work in Kentucky and reports on Rev. Herman Siedschlag who left Wisconsin for Queendale Kentucky. The group approved sending $10 to Liedschlag and to Lyndon Viel as he begins ministry. A church lawn supper is planned for July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Spreng Wsws
Roy Peter
Mmes
Floyd Coplien
Roy Feldt
Willard Mauerman
FE. A. Janke
Kentucky
Verla Babler
Alvin C. Rabehl
William Miller
Milo Miller
Herman Siedschlag
Wisconsin
Queendale
Redbird
Liedschlag
Lyndon Viel
Fred Blumer Jr
Philippines
Hong Kong
E. A. Janke
Lomba
Willard Muehl
Naperville
Ill
John Mahlbuch
Monroe
Mothers and Daughters Feted in Orangeville
Orangeville Times Special reports a mother daughter luncheon at Grace Reform Church with Miss Carol Schulz giving the toast to mothers and Mrs Elizabeth Franz to the daughters. Guests included Mr and Mrs Christopher Dutt of Allahabad India and local speakers Judy Folgate Beverly Gross Carol Schulz and Sandra Gross. Corsages honored the oldest mother Mrs Charles Denney and mothers with most daughters Mrs Raymond Kopp and Mrs Sam Pin now.
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Orangeville
Carol Schulz
Grace Reformed Church
Elizabeth Franz
Christopher Dutt
Alahabad
India
Judy Folgate
Beverly Gross
Sandra Gross
Charles Denney
Raymond Kopp
Sam Pinnow
Scheider Lad Feted With Birthday Party
Douglas Scheider was honored on his third birthday Saturday afternoon at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scheider in Red Oak. Grandmothers Mrs. Charles Burington and Mrs. Clifford Scheider, two aunts Mrs. Kenneth Wallace and Mrs. Ralph Richards, all of Orangeville, and 14 friends attended.
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Orangeville
Douglas Scheider
Norman Scheider
Red Oak
Charles Burington
Clifford Scheider
Kenneth Wallace
Ralph Richards
New Label Rules Start August First In Wisconsin
Madison special report says the State Department of Agriculture issued new packaging rules effective August 1. The rules supplement 1953 statutes on label quantity statements and small-package exemptions. They allow minimum or average quantity statements and limited deviations due to weighing and measuring, with exemptions for very small packages.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Playlet at St John’s Church Aims to Spark Church Interest
Mrs Walter H Reger and Miss Helen Altman led a Women's Union meeting as a playlet Our Neighbors the Unchurched and the Unwanted explored church outreach. Mrs Roy A Speich, Mrs Charles E Frey and Marlene Frey performed with Speich elected to Elmhurst conference July 20 to 23. Refreshments for 39 members served by Mrs Ernest Locher and Mrs Garrett W Keel.
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Walter H. Reger
Helen Altman
Spiritual Life Department
Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
Roy A. Speich
Charles E. Frey
Marlene Frey
Speich
Elmhurst
Woman's Relief Corps Schedules July Picnic Event
The Woman's Relief Corps plans a picnic supper on July 20 at Recreation Park, with rain site KP hall. Organizers include Mmes Henry Babler and Robert Benket, and Miss Kathryn Bowell and Miss Grace Schroeder. A report on the Beloit state convention was given at yesterday's Knights of Pythias meeting.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Recreation Park
KP Hall
Mmes
Henry Babler
Robert Benkett
Kathryn Bowell
Grace Schroeder
Knights of Pythias
Garrett Keel
Clark Kleckner
Alfred Henning
Archie Myers
Esie Preston
Miss Schroeder
Henning
Presid
Tri Town Homemakers Hold Park Picnic at Mt Horeb
The Tri-Town homemakers group gathered Sunday at Steward Park in Mt Horeb for a family picnic. Attendees included Mrs. Clarence Itten with Gary and Naomi, and many others such as Mrs. Robert Duerst, Herman Klassy, Adolph Strahm, Sheldon Hoesly, William and Thomas Wieland, and Henry Ott, among several friends and relatives.
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Monticello
Steward Park
Mt. Horeb
Tri-Town
Clarence Itten
Gary
Naomi
Robert Duerst
Cindy
Messrs
Mmes
Herman J. Klassy
Adolph Strahm
Sheldon Hoesly
William and
Thomas
Ernest Wieland
Rudy and
Paul
Frank Schiesser
Linda
Clarence Kernen
Jeffery
J. Herman Elmer
Jerry and
Phillip
Frank Wyttenbach
Dennis Blum
Leslie Peters
Anna Ott
Zoa Gilbertson
Henry Ott
Luther Richard
Gary Wyttenbach
Health Valley Homemakers Hold First Family Picnic
The Health Valley club Juda special reports the first family picnic held Sunday at New Glarus Woods Park. About 35 people attended and children received favors.
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Health Valley Club Juda
Health Valley
Glarus Woods Park
Nixon Appeals For Truth War at Jackson Freedom Festival
Vice President Nixon urged the free world to expose Communist lies abroad and inspire 600 million Asians by example with democracy. He said the future of freedom hinges on Asiatic choices and vowed to oppose Red China recognition, noting Guatemala’s overthrow as a setback for communism.
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Jackson, Mich
Nixon
Free World
Eisenhower
United Nations
Red
China
Guatemala
Crime Lab Unit Demonstrated for Green County Officers
A mobile field unit from the state crime laboratory was shown at a Green County Police Association meeting. Operator Allan Wilimovsky lectured on available facilities and noted the unit can assist any law enforcement agency in major crimes. Walter Hougis discussed evidence recovery and preservation. he is a firearms and tool marks identification technician.
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State Crime Laboratory
Green County Police Association
Allan Wilimovsky
Walter Hougis
Hougis
Green County
Clarence Drake
Monroe
Michigan To Probe Worst Traffic Toll
State officials probed today for explanations of Michigan's Fourth of July weekend traffic toll the highest in the nation. Gov Williams called on the state police and highway departments for prompt analyses and expressed deep concern.
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Lansing
Michigan
Williams
Three-Day Holiday Toll Shapes Preventive Measures
The Associated Press tally from law enforcement sources reports 34 traffic deaths over the three-day holiday period, guiding officials to-map preventive actions and safety campaigns.
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Associated Press
Service Record notes leave at Edwards Air Force Base
Ale Chester Freese is spending a 30 day leave from Edwards Air Force Base California with his parents Mr and Mrs John Freese. Mr and Mrs Freese drove to Joliet to meet their son. Pvt Bernard Smith and Pvt Stanley Douglas flew from Madison to Fort Lee Virginia to attend eight weeks of quartermaster school after basic training at Fort Bliss Texas.
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Orangeville
Ale Chester Freese
Edwards Air Force Base
California
John Freese
Freese
Joliet
Fort. Lee Brodhead
Bernard Smith
Arvetta Smith
Stanley Douglas
Walter Douglas
Madison
Fort Lee
Quartermaster School
Fort Bliss
Tex
Erickson Discharged From Navy Service
Curtis Erickson son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Erickson arrived home Monday from Quonset Point Rhode Island after 19 months in French Morocco and time on the Atlantic coast since August 1953. He was met in Chicago by his father and mother and brothers Terry and David Clark.
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Erickson
Brodhead
Curtis Erickson
Clinton Erickson
Quonset Point
R. I
Wkaving
French Morocco
Atlantic
Manuevers in Germany Involve Pfc Philip Brager
Pfc Philip Brager son of Mr and Mrs O W Brager participates in field maneuvers in Germany with the 97th Signal Battalion. He is a clerk in the battalion’s message center and entered service in June 1953.
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Germany
Philip Brager
O. W. Brager
97Th Signal Battalion
Brager
New Address for A/2c Albert Olson Jr.
The new address for A/2c Albert Olson Jr is 4th Land Service Sq APO 76 c/o post master San Francisco. He is the son of Mrs Ella Olson. The note mentions El Salvador voting laws.
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Albert Olson Jr
4Th Land Service Sq
Apo
San Francisco
Ella Olson
McCarthy Drops Push on CIA Probe Ahead of Elections
Senator McCarthy appears to back away from pursuing public CIA hearings to avoid a White House clash before November elections. He plans to forward his information to the Hoover Commission and let them handle CIA scrutiny, citing fear of dangerous Russia disinformation and CIA secrecy.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Central Intelligence Agency
Eisenhower
White House
Wisconsin
CIA
Congress
Army
Hoover
Mark Clark
Hoover Commission
GIA
Riverburst Dikes Flood Brandon Evacuations Begin
Rising Assiniboine River broke through dikes near Brandon after rain forcing evacuation of about 50 families from low lying areas. Local residents scramble to move belongings as water encroached on homes and streets.
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Brandon
Man
Assiniboine
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P. A. McGilvra
Lawrence McGilvra
el Salvador
Trelis
Rose Trellis
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Lovell
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