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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1963

Page

11

Richland 4-H Club Meeting Highlights and Presents

Jeff and Patsy Wideman led flag pledges and group singing at the Richland 4-H Club gathering in the Green County Agricultural Building. Gene Eberle received a Purina bill fold, and demonstrations featured David Weiss tool box and Linda Rule leather belt.

Jeff Patsy Wideman Richland Green County Agricultural Building Jeff Wyss Gene Eberle Purina Company David Weiss Ed Rule Linda Rule Coleen Kubly Judy Hanson

Wayne Blazers 4H Club Meeting At Wayne Center School

David Saalsaa led the pledge while David Ernst presided at the Wayne Center School. Mary Saalsaa read the secretary report and Teresa Ernst presented the treasurer report. Roll call noted a favorite baseball team. Mary Saalsan demonstrated bun burgers and Marcia Neuenschwander shared 4H Camp experiences. A family picnic is set for Thursday August 8.

David Saalsaa Wayne Blazers Wayne Center School David Ernst Mary Saalsaa Teresa Ernst Mary Saalsan Marcia Neuenschwander

Energetic Maids 4H Club Plans Evening Meeting

Orangeville Times Special reports the Energetic Maids 4H club schedules an 8 p.m. Monday gathering in the Scheider home with talks by Beverly Reuber and the Sch``ider demonstration by Marsha Scheider. Members in bake and crafts projects are to bring samples and materials.

Orangeville Ausha Scheider

Mt Pleasant 4H Club Meets At Babler Home

The Mt Pleasant 4H club gathered at Albert Babler's home with Alice Carroll making a pledge and Bonnie Babler delivering the flag salute. Bonnie Babler demonstrated calf fitting for the fair while Kathleen Disch spoke on a food review and Alice Carroll discussed State 4H club week in Madison. Refreshments were served by the Babler family.

MT. Pleasant Monticello Mt. Pleasant Albert Babler Alice Carroll Bonnie Babler Kathleen Disch Madison Babler

Dutch Hollow 4-H Tour Ends With Bee Talk and Awards

Dutch Hollow 4-H members toured all families ending at Elton Segner home for a wiener roast. Richard Oliver presided, Beverly Witt led treasurer report, Nancy Segner led flag pledge, Kathy Segner the club pledge. Steven Mitschelle spoke on honey bees and the window display at New Glarus Dairy Day won first place. TL girls attended Monticello food review. Donna Susan Cindy Durtschis and Karen Witt attended a New Glarus dress review.

Dutch Hollow Monticello Elton Segner Richard Oliver Beverly Witt Nancy Segner Kathy Segner Steven Mitschelle Silverview New Glarus Monticello Donna Susan Cindy Durttschi Karen Witt Clifford Ladwig Gor

Legislature In Brief: Bonding Rule and Yearbook Print Limits

The Wisconsin Assembly rejected a bonding requirement for real estate brokers by 44 to 29, with Adrian Manders arguing it would drive small brokers out. A second bill to force Wisconsin yearbooks to be printed by Wisconsin firms or nearby states failed 59 to 16 after an amendment mandating union shop printing. The Assembly also concurred with a Senate resolution to protect funds for general property tax relief from being diverted, reaffirming 1963 budget restraint against relying on 1961-policy shifts.

Madison State Assembly State Adrian Manders Milwaukee Wisconsin Assembly Senate

Milwaukee Brothers Held in Gambling Tax Case

Joseph A. Piscione 49 and Charles Piscione 46, former Milwaukee tavern operators, were indicted by a federal grand jury for failing to file monthly wagering excise tax returns and to purchase federal wagering stamps on about 243 680 in bets accepted in April and May.

Milwaukee Joseph A. Piscione Charles Piscuinee Brothers U.S John C. McBride

Community Notes From Brodhead and Nearby

Miss Clara Holcomb has returned to the Withee nursing home after surgery for a fractured hip at St. Clare hospital. Lawrence Marsh of Los Angeles was honored at a Sunday picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koepp and Donald, with guests Arthur Marsh, Mrs. Hazel Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Marsh of Brodhead, and Miss Elizabeth Marsh of Madison. Rev. and Mrs. Paul J. Gibson and family left for a two week vacation. Mary Barkow of West Allis visited his mother Mrs. J. Lina Barkow at the Elsie Klitzman home. Marvin Stabler and wife are on a two week trip to the south and east. Russell Roshei sen and Mrs. Fretch McClellan visited Walter Swanberg Jr. in Rockford. Mmes. Keith Williams, Lester Witt and Marie Searles attended the American Legion Auxiliary convention in Madison.

Clara Holcomb St. Clare Hospital Withee Nursing Home Charles Koepp Donald Lawrence Marsh Los Angeles Calif Arthur Marsh Hazel Hawkins B. J. Marsh Brodhead Elizabeth Marsh Madison Paul J. Gibson Lester Witt Marie Searles American Legion Auxiliary Convention

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