Mrs. Sylvia Raymond Dies in Denver at 88
Sylvia Raymond 88 of Denver Colorado died yesterday at a city hospital after a month long illness. Born April 2 1864 in Sylvester township she was daughter of Bishop F and Theresa Ball Raymond a registered nurse and former matron of a tuberculosis sanatorium in Denver. She leaves a sister Mrs N A Spee Monroe a son Floyd Los Angeles and sister Mrs Pearl Fitzgerald Grand Junction. Her parents and a brother S D Raymond Milwaukee preceded her in death. Graveside rites in Greenwood Cemetery at 1 30 p m. Reverend John E MacMartin to officiate Shriner Neushwander funeral home arranging. Funeral services in Denver to be held tomorrow at Moore funeral home 11 30 a m.
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Colo
N. A. Spee
Monroe
Sylvester Township
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Theresa Ball Raymond
Floyd
Los Angeles
Pearl Fitzgerald
Grand Junction
S. D. Raymond
Milwaukee
Janesville
Greenwood Cemetery
John E. MacMartin
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Moore Funeral Home
Seven New Names Added to State UN Group
Madison announces appointment of seven new members to the Governor's Committee on United Nations Day and the reappointment of seven others. New appointees include Kenneth Greenquist Racine Mrs Harold Russell Janesville Robert Hood Marinette Col Joseph Jackson and Milo Swanton Madison Bertell MacDonald Wausau and William Rutz Fond du Lac Continuing members are A I Mandelker Herman Steffes George Haberman Milwaukee Clark Kuebler Ripon Mrs Karl Doege Marshfield Kurt Stubenwoll Eau Claire and Mrs Arnold Goodman Racine.
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United Nations
Kenneth Greenquist
Racine
Harold Russel
Janesville
Robert Hood
Marinette
Joseph Jackson
Milo Swanton
Bertell MacDonald
Wausau
William Rutz
Fond du Lac
A. I. Mandelker
Herman Steffes
George Haberman
Milwaukee
Clark
Manville Split Ends 12 Day Ninth Marriage
New York report states asbestos heir Tommy Manville and his ninth wife Anita Roddy Eden have separated after 12 days of marriage. An advertising notice in the Daily News disclaims responsibility for any bills incurred by Anita Eden Manville.
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New York
Tommy Manville
Anita Roddy-Eden
New York Daily News
Tommy Manville Jr
Anita Eden Manville
This Frigid Tenant Puts Heat on Owner in Court
Mrs Ray Finkelstein sued landlord Max Berman in Coney Island Magistrate Court for keeping radiators too hot during a heat wave. Last winter Berman was fined $5 for insufficient heat. this time the fine rose to $25.
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New York
Ray Finkelstein
Max Berman
Berman
Coney Island
Trail Blaze Planned Tomorrow At Recreation Park
Playground director Carol Schindler leads the third trail blaze of the season from Recreation Park at 9 a.m. tomorrow for 9 to 13 year old youngsters. Participants will return to the park before moonrise and will carry only water canteens on the hike.
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Carol Schindler
Recreation Park
Green County Junior Fair announces home exhibits judges
Miss Mamie Til tema county home agent announced the home economics division judges for the Green County Fair next week. Judging begins Thursday with Miss Margaret Shaver of Polo Illinois handling foods and Miss Evelyn Scherwitz of Darlington Lafayette County judging food preservation and home furnishings. Mrs Everett Olson of Dodgeville a former Sheboygan County agent will judge clothing. Dress revue judges for Friday night are Mrs Helen Felts of Janesville Rock County agent and Miss Marilyn Miller of Dodgeville Iowa County agent.
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Mamie Tillema
Margaret Shaver
Polo, Ill
New Glarus
Evelyn Scherwitz
Darlington
Lafayette County
Everett Olson
Dodgeville
Sheboygan County
Helen Felts
Janesville
Rock County
Marilyn Miller
Iowa
Grassland Exhibit Plans For County Fair And Air Tour
Executive committee of Green County Grassland Soil Conservation Association met at New Glarus High School to plan the county fair exhibit and an air tour for grassland program fans. The exhibit will be placed in the former 4 H food stand near the main gate, with co chair William Hillestad assisting. William Greub led a preliminary air tour Tuesday and suggested further details to be developed after the air event.
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Green County Grassland Soil Conservation Association
New Glarus High School
William Hillestad
New Glarus
William Greub
Monroe
Lammot DuPont Dies Atom Pioneer and Du Pont Leader
Lammot DuPont aged 71 died in New London Connecticut after several weeks illness. He was one of three brothers who built the Du Pont company from a powder factory to a global chemical giant. He served as president 1926 to 1940 and chairman 1940 to 1948 guiding major strategic decisions including wartime chemical work.
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New London
Conn
Lammot DuPont
E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Co., Inc
du Pont
Com
Young intruders held in Milwaukee on bail
Four youths accused of twice invading a Granville home and molesting a 16 year old girl on the second visit remained in Milwaukee County jail today. Bail was set at 18700 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Granville Home
Milwaukee County
Kenosha News Ad Man Dies After Surgery
William B. Tower aged 50, director of the Kenosha Evening News and local advertising manager, died after a long illness. Born in British Columbia, he underwent surgery on May 31. A former Kiwanis district governor, he was active in community fund drives and Boy Scout work. Survived by his father Walter Tower of Racine, a son Donald of Kenosha, and three grandchildren.
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Kenosha
William B. Tower
Kenosha Evening News
Tower
British Columbia
Kiwanis
Walter Tower
Racine
Donald
Wheat Flour Decline in Shelf Life Noted
A brief note states that whole wheat flour does not keep as well as white flour, implying shorter shelf stability and potential spoilage concerns for buyers and bakers.
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