Social Events se GUARUS Mr and Mrs Walter Elmer Honor
A family gathering at the Henry Elmer home in New Glarus honored Mr and Mrs Walter Elmer and their family from Hawthorne California. The Elmers arrived Saturday in Savannah Illinois where they were met by Mrs Paul Grossenbacher and family. Attending Sunday were the Elmers Donald Root and family Grossenbacher Kenneth Boss Arthur Brand and others.
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Walter Elmer
Hawthorne
Calif
Henry Elmer
New Glarus
Walter Elmers
Savannah
Ill
Paul Grossenbacher
Elmer
Elmers
Donald Root
Monticello
Grossenbacher
Kenneth ‘Boss
Arthur Brand
Rhonda Voegeli Honored At Eighth Birthday Dinner
Rhonda Voegeli was feted on her eighth birthday at a dinner Sunday at her parents home Mr and Mrs Howard Voegeli Attending were Mr and Mrs Charles Schnetzler and Janet Madison Royal Voegeli and children Walk and Ann Washington D C Mr and Mrs Jack Hoskins and family and Mr and Mrs Jacob Voegeli.
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Monticello
Rhonda Voegeli
Howard Voegeli
Charles Schnetzler
Janet
Madison
Royal Voegeli
Walk
Ann
Washington, D.C
Jack Hoskins
Jacob Voegeli
Mrs Trumpy Hosts Miriam Circle Meeting at Grace Lutheran
Mrs. Jean Trumpy hosted the Miriam Circle of Grace Lutheran church for a meeting and picnic last evening at John Holtshopple’s home. Mrs. Robert Kramer presented the lesson, Mrs. Jean Good read the scriptures, and Mrs. Reuben Brostein delivered the thank offering.
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Jean Trumpy
Miriam
Grace Lutheran’ Church
John Holtshopple
Robert Kramer
Jea Good
Reuben Brostein
Garden Club tour visits local gardens in Brodhead area
Brodhead Garden Club members toured the gardens of Mrs. Herbert Stuessy Mrs. Walter Lederman Mrs. Truman Olin and Mrs. John Michaels during the Monday meeting in Brodhead and Durand. Mrs. Arthur Blanchard hosted a picnic supper with assistance from Mrs. Stuessy Mrs. Henry Killmer and Wirs. rreustiauiecu.
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Brodhead
Baptism Service At State Line Lutheran Church
Rev. Robert Stone officiated a baptism Sunday for Debra Disch Jeffry Thomas and Sandra Disch children of Rex Disch and Stephen Barbara James and Daniel Andrews children of Donald Andrews Helen Andrews and Judy Andrews served as sponsors Local church event announced in parish bulletin.
Wiener Roast Planned at Buckeye Townhouse
The annual Legion wiener roast is set for tomorrow at the gravel pit in front of Buckeye townhouse. If rain moves in the event shifts to the Legion hall for shelter.
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Orangeville
Ead
Buckeye
Legion Hall
RNA Unit Picnic At New Glarus Woods State Park
RNA members gathered for a picnic supper at New Glarus Woods State Park in a community outing. The event featured a casual meal and social time among members at the park facilities.
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RNA
Monticello
New Glarus Woods State Park
Skinner Creek Watershed Picnic Planned
The Skinner Creek Watershed picnic is slated for Sunday at the home of Raymona inaergana, inviting local residents to join the community gathering.
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Skinner Creek
Raymona
City Board Grants Licenses and Park Parade Permission
The annual report of City Sealer J B F Amos shows licensing: nine electrical contractor licenses ten journey man licenses and fourteen operator licenses. The board approved the park department parade around the square on Friday July 26 and authorized partial payments to W A Stauffacher Construction Co for curb and gutter equipment installation at the incinerator and related work. An accepted deed for street purposes and sanitary sewer easement from Mr and Mrs Walter Ekum. A storm drain through property owned by the Ekums was approved.
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J. B. F. Amos
Park Department
W. A. Stauffacher Construction Co
Monroe
Stauffacher Company
Walter Ekum
Darlington Plans School Site Vote
Darlington voters will ballot on 10 proposed school sites and elect school board members. The board, after five failed bond efforts for a new high school, added site options and details including acreage and prices. a new custodian was hired to oversee voting booth construction for the July 22 election.
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Darlington
Orrnian
Darlington Board of Education
Frank Street
Keep Street
Nota
George Armstrong
Fayette Road
Driver Street
Lyn.ether
LaVerne Opsal
Fayette
Opsal
Timm Cattle Capture State Holstein Honors
The W. G. Timm Estate and Donald Timm Family captured honors at the State Black and White Show in West Salem. Deelag Chic won grand champion overall, with Marroonn placing in the dry three year-old class and Marloret Helen Crusader earning top in the dry aged cow category at Evansville before Salem. Carl Wyss and Son of Monroe exhibited Wyssland Noble Deny, while Pet Farms of Waukesha claimed grand champion male and Lakeside Farms of Elk Hart Lakes showed the champion female.
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W. G. Timm
Donald Timm
West Salem
Deelag
Evansville
Salem
Helen Crusader
Carl Wyss
Monroe
Wyssland Noble Deny
Pet Farms
Waukesha
Lakeside Farms
Elkhart Lakes
Your friend the wanrac does your selling renting hiring
A terse ad note claims a friend named wanrac handles selling renting and hiring tasks for you. It offers no other details about services, rates, or contact information.
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The
Wanrac
Ordination Set for Byron L. Schmid at Adams Lutheran
Byron L. Schmid a former Argyle resident will be ordained into the Lutheran Church in America at Adams Lutheran Church rural Argyle Tuesday evening July 30 at 8 p.m. He is the son of Carl C. Schmid and the late Mrs. Schmid and is a 1956 Argyle high school graduate with a cum laude BA from Augsburg College and a Bachelor of Divinity from Lutheran Theological Seminary Philadelphia. He will serve in Winewachta Minnesota district near Minneapolis. The ordination address will be given by Rev. Dr. Clarence B. Lund with Rev. Charles E. Johnson of Minneapolis as liturgist and sponsor. Rev. Emil Martinson and Rev. A. P. Anderson will participate.
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Argyle
Byron L. Schmid
Lutheran Church In America
Adams Lutheran Church
Schmid
Carl C. Schmid
Argyle High School
Augsburg College
Minneapolis
The
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Board of American Missions of the
Winewachta_ Minn
Clarence B. Lund
Minnesota Synod
LCA
Charles E. Johnson
Emil Martinson
Adams Church
A. P. Anderson
Adams
Mind Your Own Business inscribed on 18th century government coin
A fragment notes a government issue bearing the phrase Mind Your Own Business. The line appears cited as part of an 18th century inscription, illustrating a terse stance on interference. The readable text is incomplete but highlights a historical motto in official material.
Woman Earns Thanks Badge For Service To Beloit Scouts
The Executive Board of the Badger Council of Girl Scouts awarded Mrs. Robert Wrzosek the Thanks Badge for outstanding service in Beloit. She helped train council adults for the new national program, interpreting changes to leaders across Rock, Green and Walworth counties with courses and demonstrations.
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Badger Council of Girl Scouts
Robert Wrzosek
Beloit
Wrzosek
Norris Rowbothan
Charite
Rock, Green
Walworth
Badger Council
Lyn Streiff to Visit Switzerland and Germany
Miss Lynette Streiff, an airline stewardess with North Central Airlines and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Streiff, will depart Saturday for Switzerland and Germany. She plans to stay about two weeks with her cousin Lt Col Richard Streiff and family in Studtgardt, Germany, and visit Lt Paul, formerly of New Glarus.
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Lynette Streiff
Paul
New Glarus
Switzerland
Germany
Richard Streiff
Studtgardt
Miss Streiff
North Central Airlines
Peter Ll. Strenti Wennatus
Arthur Colvin
Monroe
Compromise Okayed in Sidewalk Situation
The Board of Public Works met at City Hall and approved a compromise with Robert W. Kramer of 2105 10th Street over a new sidewalk installation. Kramer had opposed the city’s sidewalk work, but the agreement reached aims to resolve the dispute amicably.
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Board of Public Works
City Hall
Robert W. Kramer
10Th Street
Kramer
CD Policemen to Get New Reflector Belts for Traffic
Evan C. Chambers announces 94 reflector belts ordered for the CD auxiliary police. Belts will be sand brown with orange reflectors to aid night traffic control while worn with existing white uniforms. He notes no Civil Defense budget increase but urges planning for a communications room and CD quarters in a new municipal building.
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Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
City Council
Civil Defence
Comemitten
Chambers
Ted Weiss
Weiss
Oscar Mayer Buys Detroit Sausage Firm
Oscar Mayer and Co. of Madison announced the purchase of Pressel Meat Products Inc a Detroit sausage and processed meat producer. Company president Oscar G Mayer Jr said the newly acquired firm would be operated under Mayer ownership.
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Madison
Oscar Mayer and Co
Pressel Meat Products, Inc
Detroit
Oscar G. Mayer Jr
Pressel Subsidiary Maintains Meat Brand under Brand
A subsidiary continues to offer meat products under the Pressel name, preserving the brand identity while operating alongside current corporate lines. No additional details on product range or market strategy are provided in the fragment.
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Pressel
Darlington Doctor Speaks on Atomic Radiation at Freeport Kiwanis
Dr. R. E. Oertley of Darlington was guest speaker at the Freeport Kiwanis yesterday. He presented a talk on atomic radiation and its implications.
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Freeport
R. E. Oertley
Darlington
Kiwanis Club
Owner of Colts Cleared of Betting Charges
New York Carroll Rosenbloom owner of the Baltimore Colts was cleared by NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle of betting on pro football. The report says Rosenbloom denied wagering on NFL games since 1953 and notes he confessed to bets on non football activities.
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New York
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore Colts
Pete Rozell
National Football League
Rosenbloom
Rozelle
AC Starts Studies Milwaukee Joint Committee
Al l is Chalmers Manufacturing Co and the United Auto Workers International Union announce formation of a joint study committee to discuss matters of mutual interest. The note appears in a local newspaper and signals potential cooperative talks between management and labor.
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Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
United Auto Workers International Union
Homemakers Progress Club Hosts Sun Picnic at Browntown Shelter
The Homemakers Progressive Club held a Sunday picnic at the Browntown Shelter House followed by a ball game. Attendees from South Wayne included Oscar Saalson Robert Erickson Lyle Metcalf Frank Ernest Wesley Larson Clarence Meier Ralph Neuenschwander Glen Meier Melvin Meier Kent Quinn Richard Hale Harold Burkhalter and Ernest Thommen. The first meeting is planned for September at Mrs Ralph Neuenschwander's home.
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Browntown
Messrs
Oscar Saalson
Robert Erickson
Lyle Metcalf
Frank Ernest
Wesley Larson
Clarence Meier
Ralph Neuenschwander
Glen Meier
Melvin Meier
Kent Quinn
Richard Hale
Harold Burkhalter
Ernest Thommen
South Wayne
Experts Warn of Fatal Risk If Awake for Ten Days
Medical specialists warn that a healthy person forced to stay awake for ten days faces likely death. The warning highlights extreme sleep deprivation where cognitive function and vital systems deteriorate rapidly.
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Mrs. Trumpy
Miriam Circle
Garden Club
Timm
Baie _ oy
Lyn
Sarntead
Leland Lamboley
Lake Drive
Kerr's
Pedwin Shoes
Penney
Tohorrow
Penney’s
Oscar Mayer
Elaine Johnson
Wadsworth Veterans Administration Hospital
Los Angeles
News of the
Homemakers
Progressive Club
Wash
Dac
Ron Polyester
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