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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1955

Page

7

Elsie to Attend Green County Cheese Day in Monroe

The famous Borden Jersey cow Elsie will visit Monroe on Saturday September 10 for the Green County Cheese Day parade and events. She arrives with staff in a traveling boudoir and will share attention with other celebrities during the all day celebration.

Monroe Elsie Borden Co Jersey Green County Dairyland Borden Elsie Enterprises Borden’s. Cheese Day Beulah Beauregard Elmer

Juveniles at Conference Call Parental Delinquency Causes

At the 43rd International Christian Endeavor Conference in Columbus 2500 youths offered views on juvenile delinquency blaming excessive parental child care or lack of parental guidance. Teens from Portland Columbus Kalamazoo Woodlake shared quotes about parental influence and seeking independence.

Columbus Ohio International Christian Endeavor Larry Hock Portland Ore Robert Dean John Breedveld Kalamazoo Mich Myrna George Woodlake Calif

Judith Kubly Named To Beloit College Dean's List

Judith Kubly daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Kubly 2512 8th Street Monroe has been named to Beloit College dean's list for superior scholars based on last semester grades She is a Kappa Alpha Theta officer active in campus publications student senate and Alpha Lambda Delta She was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and co chaired the Million Penny Drive for a new union She will be a senior this fall.

Judith Kubly Ben Kubly 8Th Stret Monroe Beloit College Kappa Alpha Theta Kubly Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Beta Kappa

First U S Army Troop Ship Leaves Europe for Gyroscope Post

The first shipload of U S 1st Division troops bound for an Iron Curtain post as the 10th Division takes over under Operation Gyroscope said goodbye to Europe yesterday.

Europe Bremerhaven Germany U. S Iron Curtain Goodby

Slichter Sees Industry Growth Altering Business Cycle

Harvard economist Sumner Slichter told Wisconsin economics teachers that rising numbers of industries fragment the general business cycle into individual cycles. He cited banking stability, long range planning, government credit, and tech research as factors stabilizing a nation with expanding industries.

Madison Sumner Slichter Harvard University of Wisconsin Economics In Slichter Europe Wisconsin Prof. Slichter

Wisconsin crops progress mix as heat favors growth

Wisconsin weekly weather and crop summary reports generally good progress from July 2 to 8. Corn is excellent, hay bales quality varies with drying weather, oats do well but some rust appears, grain hurt by winds and rain in the west but recovering, berries and truck crops strong, apple picking possible next week. Weather hot and humid with above normal temperatures and variable rainfall. outlook calls for warm and dry periods followed by scattered showers, temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal and near normal rainfall through July 17.

Madison Wisconsin U. S. Weather Bureau

Five Monroe Girl Scouts Attend Hideaway Camp

Five Monroe Girl Scouts are at the Hideaway camp in Freeport this week as they complete the first week of a two week session. The scouts are Garneth Gonstead Karen Wool ever Christine Mennes Marilyn Brennan and Dorothy Kleckner. Parents visited the camp Sunday.

Monroe Freeport Garneth Gonstead Karen Woolever Christine Mennes Marilyn Brennan Dorothy Kleckner

Perry Schwartz Descendents Meet in Orangeville

Descendants of the late George A. Perry and John H. Schwartz, natives of Jefferson Township Green County, gathered July 3 at east Clarno E A B Church for a picnic and to renew acquaintances. Attendees include multiple families from Clinton Monona Janesville Monroe and surrounding areas.

Orangeville George A. Perry John H Jack) Schwartz Jefferson Township Green County East Clarno E.A.B. Church John Schwartz Kenneth Grover Schwartz Clinton Lester Hahn Richard Raymond Donald Virginia Merlin Hegge Orfordville James Benedict Mayme Burns Sue Latta Walworth Leonard Barnes Helen Jan Monona Howard Smith Carol Dannie Janesville Mery Sweetwood Ruth Rodda Oakland Calif John Sweetwood Wayne Sweetwood Waukegan, II John Allen Sweetwood Dana Gurnee Ill Ray Sweetwood Robert Gary Margie Benkett Chicago Fred Selk Chester Shafer Lloyd Lee Leuenberger Ralph Shafer Monroe Gordon Tempoles Rory Marilyn Zion Jack Carter Nancy Paul David Davenport Fred Benkert Roy Benkert H. E. Sweetwood Lynn Daryl Dennis Lawain Ransom Holmes Viva Stauffacher Max Elmer Mary Ellen Betsy Lee McFarland Lawrence Blum Carla New Glarus Jay Eaton

Hager Receives Promotion to Captain in Air Force Reserve

Lt. Glenn L. Hagar of Argyle and editor of the Gays Mills Independent is promoted to captain in the Air Force reserve. Announcement from the 10th Air Force in Michigan notes his pilot rating and additional posts as public information and photography officer. A 13 year veteran, he has active and reserve service in Michigan and at Denver Colp.

Glenn L. Hagar Guy Hagar Argyle Gays Mills Independent Air Force Reserve 10Th Air Force Michigan Hagar Air Force Denver Colp

Better Highway Aids Predicted for Future

ANN ARBOR Michigan J Paul Buckley chief engineer for the Automotive Safety Foundation highway division says motorists can expect separate highway lanes for specific speeds helicopter removal of disabled cars bridges across huge lakes lighted highways eliminating headlights and pavements that melt snow and sleet.

Ann Arbor Mich J. Paul Buckley The Automotive Safety Foundation

July 30 designated Miss Wisconsin Day observed in Madison

Gov. Kohler designated July 30 as Miss Wisconsin Day in honor of Wisconsin’s entry in the Miss America contest. The state’s nominee will be named at a Miss Wisconsin pageant in Reedsburg on July 30.

Wisconsin Madison Gov. Kohler Reedsburg

Summer Weight Union Suits For Men

Ideal one piece undergarment with long leg and short sleeve options. Sleeveless line offers a length brief style in cotton. Suitable for men seeking comfortable full coverage underwear.

Senate Leader Shows Progress in Illness Recovery

In Bethesda the ailing Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson, hospitalized with a moderately severe heart attack, remains bedfast but attentive to developments. His wife Lady Bird supervises a limited media intake as secretaries handle calls and flowers. If his condition holds, he could leave in about three weeks and spend a month in Washington before returning to Texas.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson Senate Johnson Naval Medical Center Bethesda Texas Lady Bird Capitol Sam Houston Johnson Lyndon Johnson

Red Cross Election To Be Held July 20

The Green County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at 8 p m July 20 in the Circuit Courtroom at the Courthouse. Officers will be elected and annual reports presented. Current officers are Dr John F Caradine chairman Louis A Koenig vice chairman Mrs May L Luchsing er treasurer and Mrs Irene L Brunkow secretary. The meeting is open to the public.

Green County The American Red Cross John F. Caradine Louis A. Koenig May L. Luchsinger Irene L. Brunkow

Widow of La Follette sues two airlines in Brooklyn court

Rachel Young LaFollette of Madison files a 50000 dollar damages suit in federal court. She claims permanent injury at LaGuardia from a 1954 stopover. The suit names Northeast and Eastern airlines and the Port Authority of New York. She says a Northeast baggage cart caused her fall while transferring luggage.

New York Brooklyn Rachel Young LaFollette Madison U. S Robert M. la Follette Jr LaGuardia Northeast Eastern Port of Allienee LaGuarra Hyannis Mass Washington, D. C

Feather-eating lice species exceed twenty five thousand

Researchers note that over 25 000 lice species feed on feathers, highlighting vast diversity in parasitic feather eaters across regions and bird species.

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