Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Duerst
Mr and Mrs Fred H Duerst Belleville observe their golden wedding anniversary with a 1 pm family dinner at Zentners restaurant Belleville They were married at New Glarus on July 9 1914 by Rev A Muehlmeier Their attendants included Iva Van Wagenen the late Mrs Jacob Truttmann Jacob Truttmann Green Bay and Willis Duerst Monroe They ran a hardware business with Adam Duerst and later moved to Madison in 1920 where they were in meat business for years They retired in 1953 and have lived in Belleville about five years.
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New Glarus
Fred H. Duerst
Belleville
Zentner’s
Duerst
Minnie Hoesly
A. Muehlmeier
Iva van Wagenen
Jacob Truttmann
Green Bay
Willis Duerst
Monroe
Adam Duerst
Hoesly
Madison
Picnic event hosts Fourth of July gathering in South Wayne
Fourth of July picnic guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Erick son and family South Wayne include Peter Birk Emma Lang Bill Engle Carl Endorf Mari Jo Deb bie Oscar Lingg Joe Birk Sharon Jimmy John Birk Jean Lingg Victor Birk and others From Juda WSWS to meet at 2 p m Wednesday July 15 at the EUB church Leaders are Mines Jake Jones and William Starke.
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Robert Erickson
South Wayne
Peter Birk
Emma Lang
Bill Engle
Chicago
Carl Endorf
Mari Jo
Debbie
Niles
Til
Oscar Lingg
Lena
Ill
Joe Birk
Sharon
Jimmy
Juda
John Birk
Monroe
Jean Lingg
Freeport
Victor Birk
Lois
Marlene
Gary
Marlys
Juda Wsws
WSWS
EUB
Mines
Jake Jones
William Starke
Rockey Reunion Slated For Sunday at Recreation Park
The annual Rockey reunion is planned for this coming Sunday at Recreation Park with former residents gathering for the event.
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Recreation Park
When to Notify SSA About Higher Income
A reader with rising earnings should notify the Social Security Administration immediately to adjust payments. Failure to report can result in extra checks that must be refunded, even if cashed. The column also notes that retirement benefits can be paid for months without work, even with high yearly earnings.
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Social Security Administration
Social Security
Cross of Gold Speech Noted In 1896 Democratic Convention
On this date 1896 William Jennings Bryan delivered his cross of gold speech before the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Other historic notes include the 1835 crack of the Liberty Bell and 1942 RAF bombing at Wilhelmshaven shipyards.
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William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
John Marshall
Royal Air Force
Wilhelmshaven
Dulles Denies UN Withdrawal Plans While Veto Threat Noted
John Foster Dulles stated the United States would not withdraw from the United Nations but would use the veto to block Red China from joining the Security Council. The report recalls past moves on NATO, Paris peace talks, and Cuba assets.
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John Foster Dulles
United States
United Nations
Security Council
Paris
NATO Council
France
West Germany
Britain
Probst Named Dairy Day Chairman at Wisconsin State Fair
Robert Probst, supervisor of butter and cheese grading in the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, will head the Dairy Day at the State Fair on August 22. Six statewide groups sponsor the event with two county youths receiving certificates of achievement and a Parade of Dairy Champions highlight. The program features the State 4 H Club Band Alice in Dairyland and award presentations including the Governors Cheese and Butter Sweepstakes.
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Robert Probst
Fred Probst
28Th Avenue
Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture
Probst
Alice In Dairyland
Europe crop higher as wheat forecast up in Common Market
The foreign agricultural service says Western Europe wheat output in the European Common Market will be about 35 percent larger than last year. A spiny lobster moves along the sea bottom in the background.
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Washington
The
Foreign Agricultural Service
Europe
Little Hill High 4H Club Tour Planned Sunday
The Little Hill High 4H Club schedules its annual tour for Sunday July 12. Members and parents should meet at the Monticello parking lot at 10 30 a m and bring own sack lunches. Fair entries are due during the noon lunch with entry fees of 1.00 for first year junior exhibitors and 1 50 for second year and over exhibitors.
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Little Hill High
Monticello
Merry Monroettes Meet at Bank Room Plans Picnic
The Merry Monroettes held a meeting in the First National Bank room. Barbara Bauman gave the pledge followed by a flag salute by Mary Zuhlke. Elizabeth Johnston led group singing as fair projects answered roll call. Secretary and treasurer reports were given and a fair booth meeting announced. Camp attendees reported plans for a Recreation Park picnic with each girl bringing sandwiches.
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Merry Monroettes
First National Bank
Barbara Bauman
Mary Zuhlke
Elizabeth Johnston
Fair Projects
Recreation Park
Community Event Notes Include Demos and Talks
A dish to pass was requested. A game commit tee was named. Ideas for the poster contest were discussed. Pat Dearth led a foods demonstration. Barbara Sulzer presented a clothing demonstration. Jennifer Roderick gave a project talk on clothing. Cathy Rice served refreshments.
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Pat Dearth
Barbara Sulzer
Jennifer Roderick
Cathy Rice
New Glarus 4-H Club Tour and Picnic Held
The New Glarus 4-H club held its annual tour and picnic on Sunday with about 40 members and parents. Members visited the homes of those enrolled in dairy and gardening projects. The noon picnic at Village Park drew 60 members and their families.
Snappy Snazzers 4-H Meet At Odd Fellows Hall
A 7 p.m. TuesdaySnappy Snazzers 4 H club practice and regular meeting will be at Odd Fellow hall. Dorothy Babler will demonstrate inserting a zipper Lucinda Lincoln will discuss milk products Nancy Hull explains a good breakfast Lynette Aisenbrey shows sewing hooks and eyes Christine Kneubuehl teaches preparing needle and thread Raye Zimmerman demonstrates hand stitching a hem Cathy Baylor participates.
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Orangeville
Odd Fellow Hall
Dorothy Babler
Lucinda Lincoln
Nancy Hull
Lynette Aisenbrey
Christine Kneubuehl
Raye Zimmerman
Cathy Baylor
U S Beef Receives Welcome in Britain
Washington reports favorable buyer and press reaction to U S beef in Britain. Trial shipments were offered at Britain's major market as the United States resumes beef exports after years of little foreign sales. Large supplies and low prices drive market expansion in Europe.
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Washington
U S
United Kingdom
Britain
United States
Europe
Lightning strikes described as explosive tree effects
A bolt of lightning can cause a tree to explode or shatter. It may flash sideways or run along the ground after striking the tree in the account of its dramatic behavior.
Goldwater votes against poverty bill in Senate committee
The Senate labor committee approved President Johnson’s $962.5 million anti poverty measure 13 to 2. Sen. Barry Goldwater voted against the bill by proxy while absent for the meeting. Sen. Pat McNamara stated it would not reach the Senate floor until after the Republican convention.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Senate
Congress
Goldwater
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