Perhaps He's Right Bill Smith Seeks Second District Seat
Editorial endorses Bill Smith veteran of Vietnam in race against Democrat Bob Kastenmeier. Smith's self funded trip to Southeast Asia is described as fact finding and nonpartisan, aimed at informing voters about Vietnam policy and national stakes. The piece, while noting Democratic criticism, urges voters to meet Smith and judge his intelligent approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smith
Viet Nam
Smith
Bob Kastenmeier
Congress
Bill
Far East
Monroe Evening Times
Madison
Asia
Kastenmeier
Veteran 86-year-old runs for constable in Superior
Alex Arnett, 86, seeks re election as constable in Superior Arizona where he has served as sheriff or constable for most years since 1906. He notes I never killed a man though some were shot up badly in the line of duty.
Add Sinnett Schulz To the Editor
A Monticello Citizen writes that dedication ceremonies for the lake were nice but more names should be added for contributors. The letter highlights Lyle Sinnett and sons and Harold Schulz for hours spent caring for trees cleaning the lake and mowing grass.
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Monticello
Lyle Sinnett
Ode to an Elm editorial appreciation
Letter from George E. Hafstad, Plant Pathologist at the State Department of Agriculture Madison, thanking the editor for the July 7 Ode to an Elm. Hafstad praises the piece’s beauty and expresses admiration for trees. He offers thanks and wishes peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hafstad
Plant Industry Division
State Department of Agriculture
Madison
Cole Services To Be Thursday
Frank Cole 81 died Monday in a Freeport hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Cramer Funeral Home Orangeville with Rev. Howard Leech officiating. Burial in Orangeville Cemetery. Survived by widow Emma Rakowska a son Curt a brother Charles and five great grandchildren. He was born August 29 1884 in MacConnell.
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Orangeville
Frank Cole
McConnell
Freeport
Cramer
Howard Leech
Curt
Charles
Vancouver City Hall Looks Like a Motel
In Vancouver Washington a couple from Walla Walla joked to a city hall desk clerk about motel reservations. The clerk, Billie Sawyer, explained that Vancouver’s new City Hall may resemble a motel in appearance but is not one.
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Vancouver City Hall
Vancouver, Wash
Walla Walla
City Hall
Billie Sawyer
Vancouver
National poster girl chosen to promote measles vaccination
Michael Glass Albany president of Green County Association for Retarded Children announces Kim Fisher of Fort Wayne Indiana as the national poster child for the National Association for Retarded Children. Kim, 10, developed encephalitis after measles and has been mentally retarded and deaf since age two. Her family includes four sisters and a brother. The campaign stresses measles prevention and cites statistics on measles mortality and complications. The U S Public Health Service has secured 1.5 million vaccine doses for 87 immunization projects. Dr Benjamin Spock supports immunization and urges mothers to vaccinate children.
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Michael Glass
Albany
Green County Association For Retarded Children
National Association For Retarded Children
Kim Fisher
Ft. Wayne Ind
Kim
Engineers’ Department
Ft. Wayne City
Fisher
Bowmar Instrument Corporation
Glass
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health
Benjamin Spock
Motorists urged to use seat belts
Washington government highlights seat belt training from a Public Health Service survey of 1,850 Oakland drivers. Only 28 percent owned cars with belts, two thirds wore them on highways, but one third in city driving. Belt use could save about 5,006 lives annually nationwide.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Oakland
Calif
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems For Thousands
Classified ads fill daily needs with practical solutions. Readers find jobs, services, items for sale, and notices that connect buyers and sellers across communities. The page showcases a spectrum of ads supporting household, business, and personal needs.
Monroe man dies in Stephenson County crash
Ten years ago on July 27 1956 James Kerr age 24 from Monroe dies in an automobile crash in Stephenson County. Monroe is named as the site for the G U G G state convention to be held in September. Mrs S R Greenwald of Monroe celebrates her 89th birthday at home.
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James Kerr
Monroe
Stephenson County
G.U.G.G
S. R. Greenwald
Two Incidents Reported on Farm and Road in 1946
Twenty years ago today on July 27 1946 Kenneth Blum aged 14 lay unconscious after a fall while helping with threshing at the Delbert Blum farm. Miles Jacobs suffered scalp wounds and a sprained ankle in a motorcycle collision. Milk price tests hit 4.50 per hundred for 3.5 grade an all time record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Blum
Delbert Blum
Miles Jacobs
Three Decades Past: Heat Stroke Claims Gustave Mohns at 77
On July 27 1936 Gustave Mohns 77 dies from heat stroke. Pharmacist Steve Lentz at Blumers Pharmacy suffers eye irritation from opening mustard oil. Jimmy Braddock and Max Schmeling sign for a September title bout. Mr and Mrs C L Chambers Mrs Myron Stair and son Kenneth depart for Boston and New England trip.
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Gustave Mohns
Steve Lentz
Blumer’s
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
C. L. Chambers
Myron Stair
Kenneth
Boston
New England
Repairs begin to restore Armory facilities kick off
Capt. C. A. Schindler states $1,000 is allocated for the repair work. E. B. Rosa to stage a grand gladiolus show at Rosa's Floral Gardens. Mrs. Helga Nichols opens an Mari nello and Gift Shop on the square's east side in Monroe.
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C. A. Schindler
E. B. Rosa
Rosa’s
Floral Gardens
Helga Nichols
Square
Monroe
Doctor Conducts Major Operation in Rockford
Dr. R. B. Clark was in Rockford on professional business and in charge of an important operation at the hospital. Mrs. Ray A. Young visits her sister in Janesville. Abe Heers meat market advertises fresh fish. Merchants report a very successful dollar day as stores stay open for the weekly band concert crowd.
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R. B. Clark
Rockford
Ray A. Young
John T. Kimball
Janesville
Abe Heers
60 Years Ago Today Death of 15 year old Harry S Shook
Notice recalls the death of Harry S Shook age 15 at the family home as of July 27 1906. Also mentions Anna and Hannah Gill purchasing the South Side Photo Studio from D S Rodecker and Will Kelley buying the Altmann hand laundry on South Jacobson Street plus Notre Dame advertising a boarding college boasting 18 buildings 75 professors and 800 students with guarantees on study and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Shook
Frank Shook
Anna
Hannah Gill
South Side
D. S. Rodecker
Will Kelley
Altmann
Jacobson St
University of Notre Dame
Columbia Maryland to feature Tivoli style lakefront amusement area
Columbia will be built between Baltimore and Washington Maryland with a lakefront amusement area modeled on Copenhagen's Tivoli. The plan emphasizes recreation and urban design to attract residents and visitors.
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Columbia
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Copenhagen
Clarno Classy Clubbers Meet Opens With Demonstrations
The July Clarno Classy Clubbers meeting led by vice president Renee Schuetz included flag pledges by Steve Fuchs and Sandy Gaukapp, roll call on carried projects, and demonstrations by Schuetz on Idiot's Delight Brecklin on How to Fringe Burlap Sandley on First Dish and Beach on How to Show Pigs. Dan Meier reported on the junior leaders meeting and Nancy Ekum on the fair booth. A potluck lunch followed. Carolyn Woethrich gave a special number and moved adjournment, seconded by Janet Beach, then the group toured the area.
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Clarno
Renee Schuetz
Steve Fuchs
Sandy Gaukapp
Marilyn Brecklin
Janice Sandley
Paul Beach
Dan Meier
Nancy Ekum
Carolyn Woethrich
Janet Beach
Silverview 4H Club Plans Booth Event at Wilbert Christen Farm
The Silverview 4H Club met at Fairview Community Building with Paul Rieder presiding. Members answered roll call with a safety rule. Donna Beyer spoke on house plants, Steve Mitschele on Junior leaders, John Baebler on poultry, and Cindy Seeholzer played saxophone.
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Silverview
Fairview
Paul Rieder
David Trumpy
Tom Marty
Wilbert Christen Jr
Busy Beavers Belleville Club Tour and Fair Winners
The Belleville Busy Beavers club plans a Sunday tour starting with a noon picnic at Community Park. Members will visit homes with livestock projects. July meeting at Village Hall featured pledges by Ronald Fahey and Larry Ringgenberg. Numerous members earned Stoughton Fair ratings across crafts, sewing, knitting, livestock and cooking, with many firsts and seconds noted for individuals including the Haden, Hageman, O’Connor, Ringgenberg, Severson, Francois, Gehin, Moreland, Stadelman, and O’Connor families.
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Busy Beavers
Belleville
Faye Francois
Ronald Fahey
Larry Ringgenberg
Cheryl Severson
Carol Hodel
Jim Schneider
Gary Hageman
Linda Marty
Judy Gehin
Cindy Stadelman
Nancy Haden
Richard Gehin
Gehin
Miller
Moreland
Stoughton Fair
David Fahey
Ted Fahey
Renae Francois
Debra Gehin — Rabbit
Barbara Winter Returns From FHA National Meeting
Warren unit member Barbara Winter has returned from the Future Homemakers of America national meeting in St Louis Missouri at Chase Park Hotel. She participated as a delegate among 1100 representatives from a 600000 member organization and served in the All States chorus.
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Barbara Winter
Orville Winter
Winslow
Future Homemakers of America
Chase Park Hotel
St. Louis
Barbara
FHA
Home Economics College
American Home Economics Association
All States Chorus
Hiawatha 4-H Club Discusses Fair Booth
The July meeting led by president Delores Indergand opened with the pledge led by Kim Hartwig and the flag salute by Jerry Block. Ron Severson spoke on health and safety medicines while Nathan Schoepfer and Donna Liddicoat presented gardening project talks. Darleen Rufe ner demonstrated freezing peaches. Diane and Debbie Indergand performed several selections on the ac-
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Hiawatha
Delores Indergand
Kim Hartwig
Jerry Block
Ron Severson
Nathan Schoepfer
Donna Liddicoat
Darleen Rufener
Diane
Debbie Indergand
Share-a-dish Supper for 4H and Extension Group
Snappy Sna zzers 4H club and mothers plus Buckeye and Orangeville Evening Home Extension members plan a share-a-dish supper on Thursday August 4 at 6 30 p m in the I O C F Hall Orangeville. Bring a dish and own service. Program features style show demonstrations talks on etiquette fair checks and food judging with participants Ramona Eder Patricia Babler Glenn Walker Lynette Aisenbrey Stephanie Pinnow Jeanne Haight Nancy Losey Rose Babler.
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Orangeville
Buckeye
Home Extension
Patricia Babler
Ramona Eder
Cindy Lincoln
Dorothy Babler
Lynn Walker
Lynette Aisenbrey
Stephanie Pinnow
Jeanne Haight
Nancy Losey
Rose Babler
Oleus Anderson Dies at 75 in Evansville
Evansville special report says Oleus Anderson, 75, died unexpectedly Monday afternoon in a rooming house. Coroner Richard C. McCall cites an apparent heart attack. A half-brother, John Parr of Evansville, survives. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Roderick-Ward Funeral Home. friends may call tomorrow evening.
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Evansville
Oleus Anderson
Rock County
Richard C. McCall
John Parr
Roderick-Ward
Classifieds entice buyers and renters to connect
A compact note promotes using classified ads to bring together people eager to meet buyers, renters, and sellers in a public marketplace. It emphasizes the utility of Classified advertising to attract interested parties.
Jeffery Gerber Rites Thursday
Jeffery Gerber 13 son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gerber died after an accidental self inflected gunshot while crow hunting at his grandparents Cambridge farm. His cousin George Evans 13 was present. Funeral at Immanuel Lutheran Church with viewing at Gesme Elistad Funeral Home after 7 tonight.
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MT. Horeb
Jeffery Gerber
Gilbert Gerber
Cambridge
George M. Evans
George Evans
Robert Evans
Monona
Jeffery
Mt. Horeb High School
Mt. Horeb Immanuel
David
Vicky
Deborah
Judith
Nancy
Susan
Evans
Justine Gerber
Middleton
Harold Gerber
Sun Prairie
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Gesme - Elistad
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits And Health Updates
Albany residents share visits with relatives in Manitowoc and New London. Wayne Webb takes two weeks vacation with relatives and plans a move to Hamburg Iowa. Elroy Stearns visits from New London. Grace Mauerman Stearns serves on the New London City Council. Dr D H Partridge and Sam Luchsinger host in New Glarus area. Luchsingers live at the New Glarus Home for the Aged. Mark Schroeder 2 receives pneumonia treatment at St. Clare Monroe. Army buddy reunion for the 185th Anti-Tank draws veterans from multiple states. Julie Jones 11 improves after an appendectomy at St. Clare Hospital. Name and family ties listed throughout.
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Wayne CO. Peckham
Manitowoc
Ben Frank
Dennis Ruef
la Crosse
Wayne Webb
E. O. Killingstad
C. B. and Q Railroad
Hamburg
Illinois
Tennessee
Elroy Stearns
New London
Eugene Rechsteiner
Stearns
Grace
Bobbie) Mauerman
Louis Mauerman
New London City
Linda
St. Clare
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Winnebago
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Nea
Boo AE
Sinnett, Schulz
Linda Hageman
Judy Hageman
Carol Marty
Lynn Moreland
Pat Moreland
Danny O’connor
Margaret O’connor
Mary Jean O’connor
Julianne Ringgenberg
Kathy Stadelman
Trudy Stadelman
Greg Wolff
Warren
Miss Winter
St. Louis Municipal Opera
Warren High School
Doris Balbac
Warren Fha
Normal
Ill
Barbara Winter Warren
Hiawatha Club
Paul L. Frenzel
St. Clare Hospital
Fischer
Petzold
Father Kunz
Women of the Moose
Roy Rhyner
Carl Coplien
Kenneth Moyer
Orville Hawthorne
Larry Sitnek
Leo von Moos
Paul W. Frenzel
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