Evansville Teens Attend Dance at Monroe Youth Center
The Monroe Youth Center hosts Evansville Teen Club for an evening of dancing with Rhythm Three providing music. Joyce Babler chairs arrangements with chaperones Carol Schindler Jean Babler Karen Bender and Mildred Cotherman. A square dance at the tennis courts follows Monday night and Aug 15 features a return engagement by Club Morrocco with plans for a bigger event.
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Monroe
Evansville
Vivian Sanderson
Oneco
Mina
Rythm Three
Joyce Babler
Carol Schindler
Jean Babler
Karen Bender
Mildred Cother
Key Club Plans City Vote Campaign Effort
Monroe Key Club members voted at a social meeting to back the Get out the vote drive. Mrs. B. J. Sullivan leads the vote committee with plans to form contact and registration aid committees while informing newcomers about city voting requirements.
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Monroe Key
B. J. Sullivan
Key Club
Grace Lutheran Aid Society Meets at Church
Musical selections by the younger generation highlighted the Grace Lutheran Aid Society meeting at the church. Three year old Linda Lou Matzke sang solos with sister Joyce on piano while Joyce and Roger Matzke performed duets and Roger played guitar. Nancy Stauffacher offered piano solos as plans for an early September bazaar were formed by committee members A S Peterson Floyd Stauffacher Gifford Solem J F B Amos and Ruth Ableman.
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Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Linda Lou Matzke
Joyce
Roger Matzke
Roger
Nancy Stauffacher
Mmes
A. S. Peterson
Floyd Stauffacher
Gifford Solem
J. F. B. Amos
Ruth Ableman
Staver Church Event Draws Crowd of 500
About 500 attended a musical program and ice cream social at Staver Evangelical and Reformed Church south of Monroe. Organized by Room for You Sunday school class, proceeds go to finishing the basement. Orangeville high school band played plus Juda male quartet and Staver church choirs.
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Staver Evangelical and Reformed Church
Monroe
Room For You
Orangeville High School
Juda
Staver Church
Maynard Losey
Mrs Steinmann Hosts Luncheon Bridge Play
Mrs G C Steinmann entertained at a Wednesday luncheon for Mrs L J Breylinger of Los Angeles Mrs Sylvia Breylinger of New Glarus and Mrs J C Steinmann. The afternoon was spent in playing bridge.
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Steinmann
Montcellio
G. C. Steinmann
L. J. Breylinger
Los Angeles
Sylvia Breylinger
New Glarus
J. C. Steinmann
Mars surface highs and lows in sunlight and darkness
The statement estimates Mars surface temperatures reach as high as 86 degrees above zero in bright sunlight and fall below freezing at night, indicating extreme diurnal variation.
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Mars
Grace Elmer and Lowell Neath Wedded in Brooklyn Ceremony
Miss Grace Verena Elmer and Lowell John Neath exchanged nuptial vows at Brook lyn Community church in a 2 pm double ring ceremony. Rev. James Paulson officiated as attendants and family members described the wedding party and reception details. Neath returns from Korea and will report to Camp McCoy for reassignment, with bride remaining in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Grace Verena Elmer
Casper Elmer
Lowell John Neath
Floyd Neath
Mr. Neath
James Paulson
Lela Elmer
Lynn Williams
Jean Elmer
Ted Curless
Dick Elmer
Lyle Thompson
William Wiebel
Orrie Krause
Katherine Peterson
Miss Lela
Mrs. Williams
Mrs Breylinger Feted With New Glarus Picnic
Mrs Sylvia Breylinger of New Glarus is honored at a roadside state park picnic in Monticello. Attendees include Mrs G C Steinmann and Mrs L J Breylinger, Los Angeles, among many locals and visitors. The former resident visited about 35 years after moving away.
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Monticello
Sylvia Breylinger
New Glarus
G. C. Steinmann
L. J. Breylinger
Los Angeles
Mmes
Florence Babler
Madison
M. H. Stauffacher
Anna Geigel
R. H. Schoonover
Charles Niles
Alfred Voegels
Edyth Zentner
Monroe
William Engler
Robert Breylinger
Roberta
Billy
H. F. Stoll
Anna Babler
D. L. Zentner
Emily Jordan
M. E. Lynn
J. C. Steinmann
Nellie Zweifel
Jake Thompson
J. J. Weegels
W. E. Blum
William V. Baebler
John Richards
Emil G. Voegels
Louise Karlen
Frieda Hageman
Three Local Kiwanians To Attend Wisconsin Union Convention
Kiwanis Club of Monroe will send three official delegates to the 34th Kiwanis International district convention in LaCrosse on August 17 18 19 W S MacDonald club president Victor I Carson secretary and Herbert M Ainsworth will represent the Monroe group Other members may attend Meetings will follow the theme Liberty Lets Keep It with forums election of 1953 officers and a special event.
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Kiwanis Club
Monroe
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International
W. S. MacDonald
Victor I. Carson
Herbert M. Ainsworth
In Himalaya Scientists Find Insect Riches High In Mountains
Zoologists report diverse insect life in the Himalaya including bees moths grasshoppers and butterflies. The discovery highlights the region's rich biodiversity and may inform studies on ecological adaptation and habitat health.
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Himalaya Mountains
Pledge Guide to Polio Precautions by Local Group
A Green County Infantile Paralysis leaflet distributed at a public meeting outlines a pledge to keep polio at bay. It urges hand scrubbing, avoiding shared towels, following medical advice, watching for symptoms, and staying home during polio season. It also covers what to do if a family is struck and notes local officers and support funds.
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Green County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
March of Dimes
Leland Lamboley
Sherman Hodgson
Lee Kirsch
Monroe
George Charles
Brodhead
Ed N. Fuhrman
New Glarus
Local Social Roundup From Juda and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Morris Grenzow hosted the Grenzow family gathering with numerous relatives visiting from Waupun Beatrice and Brodhead among others. Several guests attended church events and youth camps, with Mrs Clara Castater celebrating her birthday at the Ted Miller home in Juda.
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Morris Grenzow
Grenzow
William Grenzow
Robert
Waupun
Robert Rutsch
Monroe
Harrison Grenzow
Wesley Grenzow
Mildred
Nathan Grenzow
Alta Patton
Cleveland Grenzow
Robert Becker
Elda Schadewald
Edith Roderick
Ernest Svaboda
Beatrice
Neb
Clara Day
Brodhead
Ora Roderick
James Roderick
Lee Shattum
Sioux Falls
S. D
L. S. Brown
Paul Springer
Mineral Point
Louise Dorworth
Gertrude Decker
Detroit
Ernest Nafzger
Nancy
Janet Lehnherr
August Lehnherr
Arthur Thornton
Evansville
Fred da
Clara Castater
Ted Miller
Richard
H. C. Risum
Spring Valley
Castater
D. O. Castater
Janesville
Juda
Russell Miller
Wisconsin Democrats Quit Kefauver Bid at Chicago Convention
An unhappy Wisconsin delegation remained loyal to Kefauver through five days of balloting but Kefauver conceded and Adlai Stevenson secured the Democratic nomination. Wisconsin supporters grew disheartened as Kefauver led early but could not clinch on the second ballot.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessean
Kefauver
Gov. Stevenson
Chicago
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Delegates Back Stevenson After Kefauver Withdrawal
Wisconsin's 28 Kefauver votes shifted to Stevenson after Kefauver announced withdrawal. Delegates faced mixed reactions with Senate members Flynn forces and Draheim expressing dismay at the move viewed as bowing to the Illinois machine. A second Wisconsin-for-Stevenson committee formed with Rubin and Becker falls.
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Ilinois
Wisconsin
Kefauver
Stevenson
Flynn
William Draheim
Neenah
Illinois
Casey Kendzierski
Milwaukee
William Rubin
Roman Becker
Oconto
Falls
Richard Bardwell
Madison
Dane County
80 To Attend Camp Madison
Eighty Wisconsin youngsters will attend the 18th annual 4-H conservation camp at Upham Woods near Wisconsin Dells July 28 to August 1, the College of Agriculture reported today.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Upham Woods
Wisconsin Dells
College of Agriculture
Boy Drowns In Taylor Lake At Chain O Lakes
An eight year old Chicago boy, David H. Mielke, drowned yesterday in Taylor Lake, the first of the Chain O Lakes, while visiting with his parents at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Dratz in Wisconsin.
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Lake Waupaca
Wis
Chicago
Taylor Lake
Chain O’lakes
David H. Mielke
Harold Mielke
Clifford Dratz
Truman and Stevenson Show starkly different temperaments
Chicago dispatch notes two leaders on an early platform with opposite traits. Truman is action oriented and blunt while Stevenson is reflective and self controlled. The piece recalls Truman's 1948 Philadelphia confrontation and contrasts their approaches to leadership and responsibility.
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Relman Morin
Chicago
Harry Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Philospher
Philadelphia
Ford reports ore finds near completion in Upper Peninsula
Ford Motor Co says three years of geological exploration across 350000 acres in Baraga Dickinson Marquette and Iron counties may finish this season. New concentration methods could make low grade iron ore economically viable and Titan mine near Three Lakes is being leased to Cleveland Cliffs.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Ford
Baraga
Dickinson
Marquette
Iron
M.E. Willmott
Northern Mining Properties
Iron Mountain
M.A. Hanna Co
Dickinson County
Hanna
Titan
Three Lakes
Baraga County
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
L’anse
Marquette Range
Humboldt
Social Roundup At West Wiota Luther an Church
Mrs. Harry T. Maddrell hosts a social at West Wiota Lutheran Church with Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Arnot in attendance. Edgerton’s Helga Wahler visits Louis Wahler home near Wiota. Judith Fitzgerald of Dubuque visits Jane Moe’s home. Will Meier Visits Badger village with Harlow Johnson family. Henry Lemmin of King and Richard Bartell of Rock Island call on H. T. Maddrell home.
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Rollo Arnot
West Wiota Lutheran
Helga Wahler
Edgerton
Louis Wahler
Wiota
Judith Fitzgerald
Dubuque
Jane Moe
Will Meier
Badger Village
Harlow Johnson
Messrs
Mmes
Henry Lemmin
King
Richard Bartell
Rock Island
Ill
H. T. Maddrell
Invisible Rays Included In The Light Concept
The article explains that light encompasses not only visible rays but also invisible rays like ultraviolet and infrared. These rays behave like light in how they interact with matter and energy, though they are not seen by the eye.
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F. N. Miller
Bruce Knickel
Campbellsport
Fond du Lac
Bruce
Marten
Emil G. Fritsch
Brookside
Royal Star Kinsman
Dale E. Anderson
Altona, Ill
Lester Legried
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Dairy Division
Legrnd
Fred Kruss
R. L. May
Hazel
M. W. Langley, Durand
Milwaukee Road
Monroe Station
Times
Truman
Vant
G “Steel
Kohli
Chalet Theater
Central Life First National Bank
South Wayne
Mrs
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