Orangeville Gala Festival Opens With Firemen Sponsored Events
Orangeville site hosts a mid summer festival starting 8 p m with free outdoor entertainment led by the Orangeville Firemen. Tonight features the Firemen's Frolic and performances by the Jean Retrum School of Dancing. A big parade is set for Saturday at 10 30 a m along a route from the high school to the grade school.
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Orangeville
Highway 26
Orangeville High School
Monroe Turn
Schwing Club
Theiss
Wisconsin Corn Output Forecast at 100.8 Million Bushels
The USDA projects Wisconsin corn production at 100,848,000 bushels from 1,528,000 acres with an average yield of 66 bushels per acre. They report 30,380,000 bushels stored on Wisconsin farms as of July 1.
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Washington
Wisconsin
USDA
Community Notes From Orangeville Weekend Gatherings
Orangeville residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Schriver Penny Farms Florida with the Bablers, Mrs. Helen Andrews of Brodhead, and Miss Barbara Marty of Monticello. The colorfully busy schedule featured dinners, visits, travel plans, and a funeral in Stockton.
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C. F. Schriver
Penny Farms
Florida
Will Babler
Eugene Rinehart
Clell Babler
Palatine
Mary Goodman
Eva
Buffalo
N.Y
Goodman
Buffalo, N.Y
Public School Surge Indicated in Wisconsin
Madison reports public schools in Wisconsin will enroll 727000 students this fall up 22000 from the prior year and 10000 more than September 1960. The Department of Public Instruction also expects 30400 instructors, up 800, with about 21000 in elementary and the rest in secondary schools. Assistant superintendent H J Peterson notes shortages persist in English music and girls physical education while kindergarten librarians and new secondary teachers will be hard to find.
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Madison
Wisconsin
H. J. Peterson
Kimberly-Clark Plans Major Debenture Sale
Kimberly-Clark Corp. filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission a registration statement for 30 million dollars in sinking fund debentures due 1986. Proceeds will go to general funds and, with operating funds, finance a range of capital expenditures.
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Neenah
Kimberly- Clark Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Paper firm outlines 70 million in next two years
The company plans about 70 million dollars in investments over the next two years. Major projects include a pulp and paper mill at Anderson California and upgrades at paper machines in West Carrollton Ohio and Niagara Wisconsin.
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Anderson
Calif
West Carrollton
Ohio
Niagara, Wis
Bullets End Life of Milwaukee Man in Accidental Shot
Charles Curran aged 27 died Wednesday from an abdominal wound after an apparent self inflicted accident at his Milwaukee home. Police said Curran was handling a .22 caliber revolver when it discharged.
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Milwaukee
Charles Curran
Curran
Albany Community Notes From Local Residents
Mrs. George Coplien attended the Schutt family picnic at Evansville Sunday. Mrs. Marie Oberholzer is spending the week at a Woodruff cottage with Monroe friends. Mrs. Roberta Loeffel returned from the west coast visiting relatives in Seattle and Santa Barbara. Miss Olga Vassend, a nurse, accompanied Mrs. Loeffel back. Goodie Vassend stayed ill in California. Wayne Webb returned to Savanna after three weeks with family in Albany. he works for the C B and Q railroad and was injured at work. The Bongiorno family and children Joyce and Jackie take a Western vacation, while Mr. Speich and Mr. Kubly enjoy a Canada trip.
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George Coplien
Schutt
Evansville
Marie Oberholzer
Woodruff
Monroe
Roberta Loeffel
West Coast
S. M Lohren
Seattle
Wash
Olga
Goodie Vassend
Santa Barbara
Calif
Olga Vassend
Stoughton Hospital
Loeffel
Goodie
California
Wayne Webb
Trella Webb
Ed Killingstad
Savanna
Ill
C. B. and Q. Railroad
Webb
Domenic Bongiorno
Joyce
Jackie
Fred Speich
Albany
Robert Kubly
Canada
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Glen E. Bolender
Boyd Babler
Helen Andrews
Brodhead
Glenn van Matre
Fred Neuenschwander
George Neuenschwander
Barbara Marty
Monticello
Roswell Babler
Della Ault
Edna
Mrs. Ault
Robert Kappes
Freeport
Glen Bolender
Department of Public Instruction
Peterson
Kimberly-Clark
Roger
Libby
Wilderness
U.S
Star-Kist
Kroger
Tenderay
U.S.D.A
Turkey
Sweet Peas
Swansoft
Foy
Canning
Washington State
New Jersey
William Steindorf
Marian Martin
Monroe Evening Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
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