Monroe High School Class of 1941 Plans Reunion
The Monroe High School Class of 1941 schedules a 20 year reunion tomorrow at the Monroe Country Club. A social hour runs from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with a program led by master of ceremonies Don Keel. Memorial rites honor James Howe and Betty Saunders.
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Monroe High Ool
Monroe Country
Om Keel
Spokane
Wash
Streiff
Wauwatosa
Witl
Robert Hiberg
Lombard
Ill
James Howe
Betty Saunders
Ich
Roland Theiler
Nneapolis
Minn
Morris
Harriett ‘Ker) Wahlman
Inglewood, Jr
Joseph Ganshert
Monroe
Archie
Wanda Ableman
le Pyle
Northbrook
Bernard Gibbons
Nrce
Art Velyn Geigel
Nondahl
Mon
Writers Meeting Reads Farm Themed Pieces In Green County
Members of the Green County Regional Writers meeting in the First National Bank room read a variety of farm related pieces including Life on the Farm by Roger Douglas and 60 Years Ago by Iter Schwartz. Other selections covered European Farms and The Outlaw among others and a tax topic letter from M Stauffer was discussed. The next meeting is scheduled August 10 at the home of Elvin Busjahn Route 2 ydhead with the topic The Most Beautiful Ice Ive Seen.
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Green County
Commu
First National
Roger Douglas
Iter Schwartz
M. Stauffer
Elvin Busjahn
Route 2
Ydhead
Birthday Greeting At G U G G Meeting
Birthday greetings were sung at the G U G G meeting last evening in Turner hall. A charge of entertainment to Mrs. Verla Babler with Miss Helen Burkhardt assisting. Yaas and 500 were played in high honors in yaas. The next meeting will be Friday July 27.
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Bernet
Wilma Rothen
Hler
George Blum
J. L. Kler
G.u.gg
Turner Hall
Verla Babler
Helen Burkhardts
Anna Lysser
Willmpeler
Anna Trick- Yaas
Yaas
S. Louise Casanova
Sec
Friendship Meeting at Wilbert Ott Home
Mrs. Wilbert Ott hosted a branch meeting of the Women of the ose at her Friendship home yesterday morning. Attendees included Mrs. Her in Schupbach, Beatrice Mul an, Henry Babler, William ilters, Russell West, Robert wrer, Jesse Morton, Chalmer Astrong, Harold Thurston, vy Speich, Charles Schade dt, Lee Babler and Marvin Komb. Committee members named Jack L. Marty, Edward Ifer, Olin Flisram, Cecil Jones, Jene Wolfe, August Kurth, Ar ma Meyers, Werner Bernet, Nic Engles and Fred Rieder.
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Wilbert Ott
Ose
Herme
Mmes
Herin Schupbach
Beatrice Mulan
Henry Babler
William Ilters
Russell West
Robert Wrer
Jesse Morton
Chalmer Astrong
Harold Thurston
Vy Speich
Charles Schadedt
Lee Babler
Marvin Komb
Sisters Feted With Birthday Party by Mrs Milks
Mrs Faye Milks hosted a birthday party for her twin sisters Mrs Bes Brobst Hopkins and Mrs Isie Brobst Badertscher Hopkins and Badertscher have observed their birthdays for 32 years and had photographs taken Guests included Mrs James Milks and others from the community July date not specified.
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Faye Milks
Bes- Brobst Hopkins
Isie Brobst Badertscher
Vimes
Hopkins
Badertsch
James Milks O
Merritt Milks O
Frank Tenck
R. J. Douglas
R Guest
Carl Roberts
Issau
Bahamas
CNIC planned event at Skinner Creek watershed
The Skinner Creek Watershed association schedules its annual nic next Sunday at Iliff School grounds.
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CNIC
Skinner Creek
Iliff
Windy Acres club hosts Nellie Block birthday farewell
Mrs Nellie Block celebrated her 80th birthday with a floral corsage and cake from Windy Acres Golf Club members in the club dining room. The event also marked the farewell to Mrs Mary Wilson and family as they relinquished Windy Acres holdings. About 100 members attended a potluck supper and brief meeting as new owners announce plans. John Eisserman of Arlington Heights Illinois and James Krieger of St Joseph Michigan bought the Windy Acres golf club and guest ranch on County Trunk K near Twin Grove.
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Nellie Block
Windy Acres Golf Club
Herb Russell
John Eisserman
Arlington Heights
James Krieger
St. Joseph
Mich
Windy Acres
County Trunk K
Twin Grove
Witt Reunion Held At Park in Waterloo
The annual Witt reunion gathered 65 attendees at Firemen Park in Waterloo. Several Witt relatives and guests from Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan joined families from Elkhorn, Delavan, Colfax, Eau Claire, Pearl City, Milwaukee, Beloit, Monroe and more. The gathering confirmed Waterloo as the reunion site for next year.
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Witt
Firemen Park
Waterloo
Otto Koepnick
LaVerne
Fred Witt
Laura Witt
Elkhorn
Melvin Malkow
Albany
George Koepnick
Delavan
Mmes
George Witt
Vernon Witt
Robert Zoellner
Burt, Mich
Leonard Walters
Gilbert Gunderson
Colfax
Norman Lowry
Lance Heiman
Postville Aid Plans Friendship Meeting
Postville Aid will hold its annual Friendship meeting at 8 p m on Wednesday in New Glarus Mrs Lynn F B Tschudy is program chairman She and Mmes Harold Gerry Gilbert M Hoesly and Clayton Streiff will give informal reports on Elmhurst College Women s Guild summer conference Mrs Frank Schiesser will show slides of her trip to Switzerland Friends are especially invited for this meeting
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NEW Glarus
Times
Postville Aid
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Tschudy
Mmes
Harold Gerry
Gilbert M. Hoesly
Clayton Streiff
Elmhurst College Women’s Guild
Frank Schiesser
Switzerland
Joint Rainbow DeMolay Party Planned at Monroe Park
A joint Rainbow DeMoloy party will be held at Recreation Park in Monroe tomorrow with swimming from 7 to 9 p.m. and dancing and refreshments from 9 30 to 11 p.m. Members of both groups are urged to attend and bring a guest with a small admission charge to cover costs.
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Recreation Park
Monroe
Trickel Family Reunion Planned at Loves Park Home
The annual Trickel family reunion will be held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lottie Trickel Niffenegger, 345 River Park Road, Loves Park, Illinois. Attendees are expected to gather for the event at the residence.
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Trickel
Lottie Trickel Niffenegger
River Park Road
Loves Park
Iil
Janis Miller tours UN Pilgrimage for Youth achievements
Monroe high school junior Janis Miller participated in the 12th United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth, a KOOF Rebekah lodges program. She joined 14 Wisconsin youths with chaperones, visiting Washington DC, Gettysburg, Mt. Vernon, Arlington, New York, and the UN. She praised the experience and the fellowship with peers from Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Canada.
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Wisconsin
United Nations
IOOF
Rebekah
Vernon W. Thomson
Third District
Washington
D.C
Leslie Peterson
Dodgeville
Peggy Harris
Sparta
Sharon Moore
Neenah
Donna Ellefson
Appleton
Sheri Buswell
Janis Miller
17Th Avenue
Monroe
Kep
Thorson
Ruth Reece
Janesville
Sharon Jackson
Chuck Hagen
Manitowoc
Dennis Capener
Baraboo
Dwight Molstad
Paul Johnson
Kenosha
Ettie Simpson
Kenneth Miller
Shullsburg
Helen E. Zimmerli
Milo Miller
Koof-Rebekah Lodges
Peter von Allmen
Monroe Ioof
Esther Rebekahs
No. 72
Concordia
Esther Rebekah
Janis
Leslie
Gertrude) Peterson
Minnesota
Canada
Washington, D.C
Gettysburg
Historic Battlefields
Mt. Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Capitol
New York
Social Security Council
Conservation Talk Outlines Soil Practices For Kiwanis
Kenneth Halverson, soil conservationist with the Soil Conservation Service, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Swiss Wheel on conservation. He described pond construction, soil conservation methods, and progress in Green County, noting neighbors of farmers using good practices benefit. Kiwanis members and wives are invited to a steak fry Monday at Canyon Camp, with departure from Monroe at 6 p.m. Thursday from the Kiwanis Youth Cabin.
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Kenneth Halverson
Soil Conservation Service
Kiwanis Club
Halverson
Green County
Kiwanis
Canyon Camp
Monroe
Betsy Ross Home to Liberty Bell and Manhattan Tour
The piece notes Betsy Ross home in Philadelphia Liberty Bell in Independence Hall and landmarks around New York City including Radio City Music Hall and a Broadway show. It mentions a three hour boat ride around Manhattan highlighting the city’s iconic sites.
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Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
Independence Hall
New York City
Manhattan
West Berlin Rumor Of Hidden NATO Troops Denied
A Berlin radio commentator accused hundreds of NATO troops in civilian clothes of being flown to West Berlin. A U.S. command spokesman denied knowledge of any disguised arrivals and dismissed the claim as bunk.
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RED
Berlin
NATO
West Berlin
U.S
Betty Lincicum Feted With Bridal Shower
Miss Betty Lincicum was honored at a bridal shower held at the Issac Daehlin home. Co hosts were Miss Phyllis Stampfli and Mrs. Kathleen Mahlbuch. Attendees included Mrs. Edith Stampfli and several Monroe residents.
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Betty Lincicum
Issac Daehlin
Phyllis Stampfli
Kathleen Mahlbuch
Miss Lincicum
John Daehlin
Edith Stampfli
Orangeville
Dilly Nafzger
Francis Lincicum
South Wayne
Pat Daly
Helen Miller
Jean Daehlin
Isaac Daehlin
Emma Pfister
Leona Lindsay
Lindium
Monroe
Polly Crotty
Kay Olson
Carolyn Babler Earns Honor at Cattle Show
Carolyn Babler wins the Journal Standard trophy for champion female in the junior division at the Black and White Show held at the Stephenson County Fairgrounds. She also takes first in the best uddered cow division, with Dorothy Babler placing first in the girls judging contest and Carolyn second. Jerry Obert and Johnnie Buford tie for second in boys judging. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Obert win first in their divisions. Mrs. Roswell Babler and Mrs. Victor Folgate take second and third.
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Orangeville
Carolyn Babler
Journal Standard
Stephenson County Fairgrounds
Carolyn
Messing and Becker
Freeport
Dorothy Babler
Jerry Obert
Johnnie Buford
Fred Obert
Roswell Babler
Victor Folgate
Area Names Livestock in Obert and Buford Herds
Fred Obert directs junior bull calf, Jerry Obert oversees junior yearling bull, Ronnie Prasse handles senior yearling bull and junior heifer calf, John Buford manages senior heifer calf in area herd showcase.
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Fred Obert
Jerry Obert
Ronnie Prasse
John Buford
Chicago School Head Ranks No 3 in Salary
Benjamin C. Willis, longtime Chicago public schools superintendent, is named the nation’s third highest paid public official with a new four year contract at 48500 dollars per year. He trails Kennedy at 100000 and Rockefeller at 50000.
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Chicago
Benjamin C. Willis
Board of Education
Willis
Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rejection urged for Grosskopp reappointment to Examiners board
Wisconsin Senate public welfare committee recommends refusing to confirm M. W. Grosskopp of Clear Lake for the State Board of Examiners of Chiropractic. Sen. Raymond Rice says the appointment is opposed by the Society of Wisconsin Chiropractors. The main objection is his stance on banning a diagnostic instrument described as a black box, prompting calls for an investigation.
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Rice
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