Social Events Plans for Fair Stand at Monroe G U G Meeting
Monroe G U G members wrapped up plans for their annual fair stand at a meeting honoring Mrs. Emma Martin who died this week. Forty one members attended as Mrs. Helen Gempeler and Mrs. John Share received Yass honors and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Emma Kundert and Mrs. George J. Hartwig for high and second high.
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G.U.G.G
Emma Martin
Casper Schild
Marie Reuser
Helen Gempeler
John Share
Emma Kundert
George J. Hartwig
Pre-nuptial Shower Honors Miss Henne
Donna Henne was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted at 610 27th avenue by Mrs. Paul Mueller and co hosts. Court whist prizes went to Mrs. Kenneth Schneider and Miss Henne. Dessert luncheon followed. Miss Henne to marry George McKeown August 22.
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Donna Henne
Paul Mueller
27Th Avenue
Mueller
Leander E. Kirsch
Bernadine Gunderman
Kenneth Schneider
Miss Henne
Mmes
William Winzinreid
Blanchardville
Rolland Karlen
R. John Grode
Stanley J. Neuber
Mrs Ella G Lindsay Honored on 80th Birthday
Mrs Ella G Lindsay of 1312 14th Street was feted for her 80th birthday with a party at the Paul Lindsay home on 1415 17th Avenue. A decorated wagon carried gifts from great grandchildren and Lindsay family members including Mark and Curtis Lindsay. Attendees listed include Ralph Lindsay, Dewey Dwyer, Elizabeth Pickett, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella G. Lindsay
14Th Street
Paul Lindsay
17Th Avenue
Mrs. Lindsay
Marcia
Michael
Jimmy Connors
Kay
Kathy
Keith Lindsay
Mark
Curtis Lindsay
Mmes
Charles Kleinmaier
Ralph E. Lindsay
Dewey Dwyer
Elizabeth Pickett
O. I. Webster
P. J. Connors Jr
Jenny Welton
Wallace Lindsay
Barbara Lindsay
Charles Dwyer
Jerry Lindsay
Circle reviews Richter book at Methodist meeting
Mrs Coyla Cox reviewed The Light on the Forest by Conrad Richter at a Vesper Circle gathering in Mrs Robert V Chinnock’s home Wednesday night. Thirteen members and one guest attended.
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Conrad Richter
Coyla Cox
Vesper Circle of the
Methodist Church
Robert V. Chinnock
Ice Cream Social Hosted by Lutheran League Leader
Young Peoples' Lutheran League held an ice cream social Sunday night at president Ronald Nybroten's home. About 75 members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Young Peoples’ Lutheran League
Ronald Nybroten
Service Planned for Baptist Church Picnic at North Side Park
A morning worship service at the Baptist church is scheduled Sunday in North Side Park in Brodhead. The annual church picnic dinner will follow the service.
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The
Baptist Church
North Side Park
Brodhead
Comptroller General Drops Charges Against Howard Young
The office of Comptroller General Joseph Campbell says two charges of conflict of interest against Howard I. Young, president of American Zinc Lead and Smelting Co., were wrong and are being dropped. The accusations claimed Young sold machinery and zinc to contracts during his DMPA tenure. The Senate House defense production committee released testimony showing Campbell’s office relied on incorrect information. The committee did not indicate possible actions pending.
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Washington
Joseph Campbell
Howard I. Young
Young
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
St. Louis
Defense Materials Procurement Agency
DMPA
Campbell
Senate House Defense Production Committee
Lam bert D. Johnson Sr. Dies on Charter Boat on Lake Superior
Lam bert D. Johnson Sr. 66 longtime Mead Johnson board chairman and former president died Thursday night on a charter fishing trip on Lake Superior while relatives in Evansville Inda learned of the incident.
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Evansville
Inda
Lambert D. Johnson Sr
Mead Johnson and Co
Lake Superior
Gals Sparkle After Sunset
A reflection on women’s twilight allure and energy, comparing husbands and wives as night falls. The essay argues dusk awakens women’s charm while men grow livelier, with anecdotes about anniversaries and nightlife. It probes gender rhythms and illusion in half light.
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New York
Curbstone
Polio cases in Massachusetts after Salk vaccine
Massachusetts reports 14 or 15 polio cases among children given the Salk vaccine this spring. Dr. Roy Feemster notes 394 polio cases statewide so far this year and that a single shot may not confer immunity. He adds 32 new cases in the month, bringing the total to 378.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Public Health Department
Roy F. Feemster
Division of
Feemster
14 year old drowns in Lake Emily near Amherst Junction
Ronald Jastromski of Fancher Portage County drowned Thursday night in Lake Emily near Amherst Junction.
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Lake Stevens Point
Ronald Jastromski
Fancher
Portage County
Lake Emily
Amherst Junction
Soviet Move Aims to Undercut Adenauer via East German Pact
Moscow and East Berlin officials signaled in Tass coverage that prisoner releases would be settled with East German authorities rather than with Chancellor Adenauer. The dispatch framed the agreement as aligned with East German goals, while noting Western circles fear solving the German issue could threaten European security.
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Moscow
Kremlin
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Bonn
Tass
Nikita S. Krushchev
Nikolai A. Bulganin
East Berlin
German Democratic Republic
Geneva
Constable Takes $79,000 Nabbed in Airborne Payroll Theft
Bluefield reports a constable, Tom Bivens, allegedly stole a $79,000 payroll from Flat Top National Bank and tried to fly away. Police traced him to a Piedmont Airlines plane, which landed in Huntington where Bivens was arrested and the money recovered. Sheriff P. L. Dye said grand larceny charges will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Huntington
P. L. Dye
Tom Bivens
Bivens
Flat Top National Bank
American Coal Co
McComas
Dye
Piedmont Airlines
Charleston
Columbus
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Rapids firm votes 100 percent stock dividend
Directors of Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co declare a 100 percent stock dividend payable October 1 to stockholders of record September 9. A prior third quarter cash dividend of 50 cents a share was declared for stockholders of record August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Rapids
Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co
Wisconsin Horse Show Promises Packed Races and Entries
Stall area set with stable rooms and standby tent for overflow as owners declare horses and draw positions. Entries list two year old pace and trot events with purses $1400, plus Sunday races including 2:24 pace and 3 year old trot, featuring a wide roster of named owners and horses from Beloit, Madison, Mineral Point, Green Bay, and other towns.
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Lieved
Pace
Dixi’s Prim
Paul E. Dixon
Beloit
Nell Etta Grey
Gene Acres
Milton Junction
Highland Victory
A. L. Graber
Mineral Point
Mister Mahlum
H. F. Halverson
Gramp’s Girl
Jimmie Wong
Halverson
J. R. Laneville
Dodgeville
Jack C. Jay C. Merchant
Waukegan
Phil’s Guy
Philip Milburn
West de Pere
Milburn
John C. Brick
Greenleaf
Worthy Blend
Arch F. Dougherty
Manitowoc
Domincan
William Dresch
Wheeling
Jimmy Chehalis
Louis Erdmann
Milwaukee
Virginia
Cisco Guy
William E. Hickey
Green Bay
Rexall Boy
Harry Ivey
Chestnut Son
Keating Bros
Ft. Atkinson
Lord Guy
Amos G. LeCaire
de Pere
Melody Sister
LeCaire
Melody Paula
Henry McNutt
Oxford
Classic Way
H. A. Meyer
Plymouth
Scottstown
Col. Long
Otto Michaels
Lake Geneva
Queen’s Future
Sunday Best
Francis Peterson
West Allis
Fleet Susie
William Schneider
Arthur Shaw
Elkhorn
Hardy Way
Live Dangerously
Phil Starck
Woodstock
Ill
Bill Sutherland
Harvard
Highland Dodge
Dr. West
Tres Gal
Robert Wolfgram
Beaver Dam
Jimmy
Pal
Madison al
Woody
Madison
Van’s Boy
Russell van Matre
Charlie
E. E. Bean
Viroqua
Rackette
George Theasher
Victory Beeline
Dixon
Mister Fralic
Magness
Clark
Monroe
Carlton Hanover
Theo. Kupfer
Rita Frisco
Paul Parkinson
Darlington
Bella
Ken Rutherford
Columbus
Little Jimmie
Bernard Shepherd
South Beloit
Judge Havens
J. H. Pendergast
Ann Mary
Charles W. Livingston
Chicago
Michael Reinert
Sturgeon Bay
Frank Mitchell
Dick Braden
Ben McMarrigal
Montgomery
J. H
Merlyn Welch
Sharon
Tuffy Titon
Welch
Bell Mac
William C. Kaap
Platteville
Charley Chan
C. R. Ha
Grass Valley
G. H. Messinger
Denton
Tex
Danny Creed
George
Dean Wahl
Dusty Bell
C. R. Harker
Sally’s Dream
R. D. McKenzie
Onalaska
Ash
Plankey
Lucy Gratton
Helen Dusty
Evening Bros
Fond du Lac
Bil’s
Ward Schuette
Colby Towne
A. J. Strauss
Menomonie Falls
Miss Roxie
Frank D. Turner
Oshkosh
J. P. West
Robert B. Wolfgram
Vera Grattan
Theo Kupfer
Kupfer
Dusty Dick
R. W. Yohn
Fall River
Barney Leer
A. Wintenberg
Richland Center
Gerald W. Carey
Mighty Chief
Cameron
Delavan
Gilbert W. Busse
Randolph
Netti
AP Names Strozier South American Manager
Fred L. Strozier was appointed today as South American manager of the Associated Press with general supervisory responsibility for AP business affairs in the region. He will be based in Rio de Janeiro after eight years as Buenos Aires bureau chief.
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New York
Fred L. Strozier
Associated Press
Frank Starzeh
Strozier
Buenos Aires
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Niagara Falls Water Flow Skews Toward Canadian Fall
Roughly 90 percent of Niagara Falls’ water rushes over the Canadian side, leaving the American span with a smaller share of the flow and highlighting the border’s hydrological split.
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Niagara Falls
Canadian Falls
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Monroe G.U.G
Henne
Bureau
Medicrude
Mange
Massachusetts
Swiss Cheese Shop
Wisconsin
Bronco
Zelle Olsen
Minneapolis
Zelle
St. Bernard
Record Players Music Stands
Batons
Agency For
Swissair
Airline
Switzerland
Goetz Theatre
Strauss-Gordon
Mark Heitz
Waukesha
Bernice Butty
Koening Bros
Millmac
Magness and Clark
West de- Pere
Phil Bengen
Milburn and Son
F. W. Plankey
Michael J. Reinert
True Way
Dixie Belle Stables
Smith Agt
Marie Haven
Ray Vincent
Wattswin
Vincent
Bold Ensign
West
W. Hanover
Plutocrat
J. Howard Young
A. A. Hoyer
Dusty Lotus
Cinda Key
E. D. McConnell
Herman Mac
Mineral
Carpenters
Miu
Cadillac
Green County Auto Company
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