Social Events G U G G Plans 40th Anniversary Aug 22
G U G G members met in Turner hall with 45 attendees and planned a 40th anniversary event for Thursday Aug 22. Mrs J L Babler Mrs John Kubly and Mrs Henry Babler were honored with a birthday song. Winners included Mrs Wilman Rothenbuehler and Mrs Frank Zahner in yass and Mrs Mary Lengacher and Mrs Victor Ruegsegger in 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Babler
John Kubly
Henry Babler
G.U.G.G
Turner Hall
Wilman Rothenbuehler
Frank Zahner
Yass
Mary Lengacher
Victor Ruegsegger
Robert Benkert
Mmes
Herman Fritz
Anna Lysser
Anna Davis
Barbara Heimann
Ms" Wrané
Monticello 1943 Graduates Hold 20 Year Reunion At Casino
The Monticello high school class of 1943 gathered for a 20 year reunion at the Casino. Attendees included Royal Voegels of Washington DC and several local residents while several classmates could not attend or sent letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello High School
Casino
Royal Voegels
Washington, D.C
Messrs
Mmes
Alice Holcomb
Wild
Herman
Irene Block
Heinzelman
Wallace
Verlene Loeffel
Miller
Robert Stauffer
Albert
Marian Marty
Deppeler
Monroe
Dallas
Dorothy Bidlingmaier
Robert Buehl
Dorene Zimmerman
Rice
Janesville
Roger Klassy
New Glarus
Clarence Marty
Madison
John
Delma Roethlisberger
Herschlei
Charlotte
N-Ca
Frank
Eleanor Benkert
Segebart
Antigo
Robert
Phyllis Voegels
Koch
Jack
Eunice Rupp
Plymouth
George Wolfe Celebrates 80th Birthday Supper
George Wolfe of 1001 12th Avenue was feted at a birthday supper at Twining Park to mark his 80th birthday Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs. Jesse Walker Elk River Minnesota Mr and Mrs Harry Leahn Janesville Mr and Mrs Marshall Pettis Madison and Robert Wolfe Freeport. Absent were Mr and Mrs Malcomb Allen Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolfe
12Th Avenue
Twining Park
Jesse Walker
Elk River
Minn
Harry Leahn
Janesville
Marshall Pettis
Madison
Robert Wolfe
Freeport
Malcomb Allen
Evansville
Sheila Elmer Feted With Bridal Shower In Albany
Mr and Mrs Lowell Arnsmeier hosted a bridal shower for Miss Sheila Elmer of Albany. She will marry Charles Elliott, whose parents are Mr and Mrs Ray Elliott of Elk Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Elmer
Spring Grove
Lowell Arnsmeier
Albany
Charles Elliott
Miss Elmer
Victor A. Elmer
Ray Elliott
Elkhorn
Miss Sarah White Suffers Broken Hip on Nova Scotia Tour
Miss Sarah V. White of Washington D.C. sister of Mrs Albert D. Geigel of Monroe sustained a fractured hip while touring Nova Scotia. She is hospitalized at St. Martha's in Antigonish after a bus fall during an eight day excursion with her cousin Mrs Frances Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah V. White
Washington, D.C
Albert D. Geigel
Monroe
Nova Scotia
St. Martha’s Hospital
Antigonish
Miss White
Frances Russell
Today in History Highlights From July 26, 1963
On this date in history events include Fleury receiving a US Congress medal for storming Stony Point, Ticonderoga abandoned to the British, Liberia founded, the 1908 Bureau of Investigation’s creation, and the 1947 unification of the US armed forces. Also noted are the Andrea Doria Stockholm collision in 1956 and the Panmunjom armistice in 1953 plus Prince Charles named Prince of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fleury
US Congress
Stony Point
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Republic of Liberia
Bureau of
Congress
U.S. Attorney General
U.S
Navy
James Forrestal
Andrea Dorai
Stockholm
Nantucket
Mass
Panmunjom
Elizabeth II
Prince of Wales
Prince Charles
Curriculum Program Planned Here Sunday At St John’s Church
More than 200 persons are expected to attend a United Church of Christ Sunday school curriculum workshop at St. John’s Church in Monroe. Registration starts 2 p.m. and main session 2:30 p.m. in the sanctuary with workshops by grade level, followed by dinner at 5:30 p.m. Arrangements are led by Mrs. Roy Speich and Mrs. Robert Blumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Christ
Neic
St. John’s Church
Monroe
Roy Speich
Robert Blumer
United Church
Mary Werm
Donald Storck
St. John’s
John Stauffacher
Jefferson
Willis Gr
Mrs Rosheisen Wins Decatur Golf Prize
Mrs Russell Rosheisen won the golf prize and Kay Samara tan the special prize at Decatur Lake Country Club Auxiliary gathering Tuesday. Thirty six members attended the luncheon. Mrs B H Rod erick and Mrs G N Swartz had honors in bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Russell Rosheisen
Kay Samaratan
Decatur Lake Country Club
B. H. Roderick
G. N. Swartz
Orfordville Lutheran Church Hosts 2a SS Reunion
The 2a SS reunion will be held Sunday August 18 at the Lutheran church in Orfordville. Services start at 10 a.m. followed by a noon potluck dinner. Vincent Burtness and Mrs Roger Campbell of Orfordville are in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfordville
Vincent Burtness
Roger Campbell
Social Security Benefits and Seasonal Work Rules
A 66 year old construction worker with earnings over seven thousand dollars asks about benefits when not working winter months. The answer: you can receive monthly benefits for months you earn no more than one hundred dollars and did not actively engage in self employment. If earnings for the year are estimated at twenty five hundred dollars and layoff occurs before earning that amount, report to the Social Security Administration that you are no longer working and provide a new earnings estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssaial-Security Administration
New Teachers Hired For Monticello Schools
Three new teachers will join Monticello schools for the fall term with registration for all elementary and high school pupils set for Wednesday August 28. James Zweifel a Valparaiso University graduate will teach physical education and coach basketball replacing Patrick Tagney. Tennes Navrestad will teach vocal and instrumental music in both grades and high school coming from Cassville. Evelyn Olson will teach home economics replacing Miss Kate Kelly and Glson previously taught at New Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Noton
James Zweifel
Dwight Zweifel
Valparaiso University
Patrick Tagney
Tennes Navrestad
Cassville
Evelyn Olson
Kate Kelly
Glson
New Lisbon
WEKZ Completes New Swiss Front Enhancement at Monroe Station
WEKZ in Monroe completes a Swiss front and interior remodeling branded Chalet in the Valley. Joseph G Urban says the project includes Swiss shields, false roof accents, blacktopped lot, illuminated call letters, and a revised electrical system. The Green County Broadcasting Co. station began July 27 1951. tomorrow marks 12 years on air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEKZ
Monroe
Kuhne Lumber Co
A.R. Steele
Joseph Kuhne Lumber Co
Aed Aresy Avedis
Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co
Highway 1181
Joseph G. Urban
Green County Broadcasting Co
County Auto Mishap Report Near State Line
A car driven by Henry T. Koerner aged 20 from 2109 14th street went out of control on the state line road six and a half miles south of Monroe and struck a tree. Koerner was not injured while passenger Calvin Strahm, 20, Monroe, suffered a minor cut to the right knee and elbow. Heavy damage occurred to the car. Deputies were alerted at 7 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Koerner
14Th Street
State Line Road
Monroe
Koerner
Calvin Strahm
Sheriff's Deputies
Cadet Jacobs Speaks On East Berlin Trip
Cadet Technical Sgt. Neil Jacobs of the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs spoke at a Monroe Kiwanis meeting at the Swiss Wheel yesterday. He described life at the academy and showed photos from his trip through East Berlin and visits to military installations across the United States and central and southern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Jacobs
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Monroe Kiwanis
Jacobs
Academy
East Berlin
United States
Europe
Over the Counter Listings for Securities Bid and Ask
A guide lists the range within which securities could be sold or bought at compilation time. Supplied by the Monroe office of Loews & Co Incorporated, it includes figures and percentages for Pam Dean Foods Gateway Chemical and other entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Brown Swiss Picnic Set for Sunday at Lyle Viney Farm
The annual Brown Swiss state picnic will be held Sunday at the Lyle Viney farm near Evansville. Registration starts at 9 20 a m with judging at 10 30 and 11 30 a m. The 1963 Alice in Swissland will be named and production honor role plaques awarded during the afternoon program along with judging contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Viney
Evansville
Argyle School Board Welcomes Two New Members
Argyle electors named two new school board members. John Foesch won a two year term replacing A N Saalsaa who had been appointed to a one year term. C F Holmes was chosen to replace R K Berger as his term expired. Foesch and Holmes defeated several challengers. Electors approved the board budget totaling a local tax levy of 140000 and authorized cost figures for future building plans. Dr Paul Thompson stated no consolidation commitments with neighboring districts were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Elmer
LaVerne Daly
Merlin Paulson
Holmes
I. Gierhart
Neplin Nelson
R. K. Berger
Paul Thompson
Argyle
Central Colony Hosts First Family Picnic for Minds
The first annual family picnic for parents and friends of retarded children will be held at Central Colony and Training School in Madison on Sunday from 1 30 to 5 30 p m. The Madison Area Retardation Council hosts the event with MARC co president Mrs Joan Barger welcoming guests and Harvey Stevens introducing the staff. A tour of Central Colony will follow for interested attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Colony and Training School
Madison
Madison Area
Joan Barger
Marc
Harvey Stevens
Central Colony
Meany Pushes Federal FEPC Backed Against Job Discrimination
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged Congress to enact strong anti discrimination law to support equal employment for Negroes. He testified to a Senate labor subcommittee noting internal civil rights problems within the union and the need for federal power to overcome local resistance in the South and northern fears of job competition. A. Philip Randolph warned that failure to pass a permanent FEPC would worsen democracy and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL Cio
George Meany
Congress
Labor Organization
Meany
Senate
Afl-Cio
A. Philip Randolph
Negro, American Labor Council
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
FEPC
Primitive charcoal making from wood and earth technique
A historical note describes early charcoal production by burning wood and spreading earth over the logs to control the burn. The process shows a basic method used by prehistoric communities to create fuel and forge metals.
Florine's Recalls Nellie Don Fall Cottons In Europe Theme
A note from Florine's gift department praises Nellie Schneider returning from Europe and promotes a large Fall cotton and dacron selection. The piece jokes about European shopping, greets with Bonjour and Au revoir, and invites customers to browse open daily until 5 30 and Fridays until 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Nellie Schneider
France
Au Revoir
Spain
Cadiz Circle Homemakers Hold Summer Picnic at Le Aqua Na Park
Cadiz Circle Homemakers enjoyed a summer picnic Sunday at Le Aqua Na state park near Lena Indiana. Attendees included Max Rinehart Clarence Rinehart Delbert Butts and family Nean Haas Harald Stubbe Glen Lawyer and family Lillian Haas Browntown George Salzwedel and family Wilson Rote Roy Schroeder Monroe Mae Bartlet Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz Circle Club
Cadiz Circle
le Aqua Na State Park
Lena
Messrs
Mmes
Max Rinehart
Clarence Rinehart
Delbert Butts
Nean Haas
Harald Stubbe
Glen
Lillian Haas
Browntown
Mines
George Salzwedel
Wilson Rote
Roy Schroeder
Monroe
Mae Bartlet
Winslow
Labor Aide Praises Wisconsin Welfare Fund Oversight
Frank Kleiler of the Department of Labor and his deputy Frank Kuehl visited Madison to study Wisconsin supervision of welfare and pension plans. Officials said Wisconsin’s model will guide the federal plan to monitor about $65 billion in company and union funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Frank Kleiler
Department of Labor
Kleiler
Bandman Faces Trial Over Charges by Girl
Madison special report states 18 year old girl identifies Morris Streich 46 former Stoughton high school band director as father of her unborn child. Judge bound him over to circuit court for jury trial in September on two charges of statutory rape. He is free on a 2000 dollar property bond. He directed the band at Stoughton for six years before suspension by the school board in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Morris Streich
Stoughton High School
William C. Sachtsen
Streich
Liberty
Stoughton
Milwaukee Negro Leaders Demand City Race PrIority Leadership
A Milwaukee newspaper ad signed by 34 prominent Black professionals condemns City Hall for lagging on civil rights. The group urges immediate action, fair housing, and full employment for Black residents while Mayor Maier defends his 1960 leadership and creation of equal opportunity agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Maier
Milwaukee Journal
W. Dale Phillips
Vel R. Phillips
TRIMUDEX WITH VITALON WEIGHT LOSS CLAIM
A drug store offers TRIMUDEX with VITALON improved for weight control available to men and women without a prescription. It promises safe, medically compounded appetite reduction, vitamins to maintain pep, and a refund guarantee. Sold by Wainwright's Drug Store, 1003 16th Avenue for 3.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright's Drug Store
16Th Avenue
Union to Seek Pay for Capital's March
A New York mattress workers union votes to shift a paid holiday from Columbus Day to August 28 so members can join the civil rights march to Washington. Local 140, Bedding Curtain and Drapery Workers Union AFL-CIO, unanimously approves the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Afl-Cio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah White
Mrs. Rosheisen
Decatur
TUK
Clarno Road
Cadet Ducops
Loews & Co., Incorporated
Pam
Aqua Chem
Badger Northland
Bowman Products
Browning Arms Bank of America
Chicago Musical
Clark Oil
Dean Foods Gateway Chemical
Howard W. Sams Southwestern St. Tel
Lake Superior
Mosler
Ottertail Power
Playskool Rockover Bros
Wm. H. Rover
Sta Rite
Fireside
Mel Dou Ul Munrove
Shlovines
Florine
News of the Homemakers
Bandman
Union
CTR Ieee PL
Monroe Ce de Be PT A
Helena Ruberstein
Beauty Sale
Limmits
Blumer
Reviow
Revion
Fashion Rite Hair Spray
Inl
Manpaf
Walgreen
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