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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1952

Page

5

Glumless Corn Bred To Improve Sweet Varieties

Walton C. Galinat with Dr. Robert H. Andrew at the University of Wisconsin reports progress on glumeless corn. The goal is short glumes on kernels and preserved tassel glumes to protect pollen, enabling more productive and nutritious corn hybrids for future meals.

Alton L. Blakeslee Madison Wis Walton C. Galinat Robert H. Andrew University of Wisconsin Galinat Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station

Albany Social Notes Highlight Kjorness Family Travel

Gerald Kjorness sails East to join wife Susan and daughter Penny who visited relatives in Washington, D C. Mrs Albert Zimmerli joined Kjorness party last week and will visit Lebanon Pa before returning home. Thirty five attend Stein dorf family picnic at Riverside Park with many Albany and surrounding-area relatives.

Gerald Kjorness East Susan Penny Washington, D. C Albert Zimmerli Kjorness Lebanon Steindorf Riverside Park Janesville George Bernstein David Jean Anne Cottage Grove John Bernstein Orfordville Louis Berndt Clyde Charles Huntley Til Warren Smith Duluth Larry Dustan Stevens Point Lloyd Edwards Beloit Robert Burdick Robert Gordon Mmes Emil Frank William Steindorf Earl Zwickey Rolland Steindorf Glen and Curtis Shirley Albany Harold Hulburt Phillip Judy Brodhead Elmer Malkow Madison Ernestine Malkow W. F. Kean Margaret Kathryn Riverside Hayward George Peckham Marvin Wild Donald Peckham Helen Dobrinick Racine Dobrinick Mr. Peckham Arlene Peckham George Peckhams Truax Field Ivan Wahlen Thomas Clifford Phillip James George Coplien Herman Schutt Monroe Robert Atkinson Richard Dennis Fred Loeffel William Marnitz Lake Oconomowoc

Gratiot By Miss Irene Gille

Local notes list visiting relatives and out of town guests across Wisconsin and Illinois. Names include Mr and Mrs Henry Robertson and James, Eva Barge, Ronny Schumacher from Chicago, Albert and Eva Anderson, N B Flanders, Clifford Hawkinson, Michael Stoddard, James Burke, Mattie Edge, Bobby Hoyt, Joseph Edge, Francis Gille family, Cuba City, Howard Southerland and daughter, Deleia Senior, Milwaukee, Walter Simon and family Badger Village, plus assorted weekend visits.

Henry Robertson James Eva Barge Mineral Point Ronny Schumacher Chicago Albert Anderson N. B. Flanders Clifford Hawkinson Michael Stoddard Berlin Wis James Burke Mattie Edge Bobby Hoyt Apple River Joseph Edge Francis Gille Cuba City Frank Gille Howard Southerland Brodhead Deleia Senior Milwaukee Walter Simon Badger Village

Harness Horse Preparation Sets Pace for Three Day Fair Card

The Green County fairgrounds kick off a three day harness race program tomorrow with detailed pre race routines. Groom leads horses on mile long warmups through a precise sequence of jogs, trots and timed gallops before race time. The piece notes harness racing’s deep ties to county fairs, its New England origin, and the sport’s enduring place in American culture.

Helen E Green County Fairgrounds Maine California New England America Pittsfield Mass East Midwest Goshen N. Y

Farm leaders set 1952 American Country Life meet at Madison

National farm leaders will gather at the University of Wisconsin in Madison September 15 through 18 for the American Country Life Association annual meeting. The theme is the family farm and Wisconsin residents are invited. Milo K. Swanton chairs state arrangements. Also reported, Ford marks the 500000th Model 8N tractor at Highland Park, lifting total Ford farm tractors built to over two million in ten years.

University of Wisconsin Madison American Country Life Association Haven Smith Chappell Nebr Wisconsin Milo K. Swanton Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Ford Highland Park

Worker awarded 2429 for impaired hearing in Wisconsin ruling

Albert Wojcik of Green Bay received 2429.74 from the Industrial Commission for partial hearing loss attributed to seven years of exposure at Green Bay Drop Forge Co. and American Mutual Liability Insurance. He remains employed with no absences due to his condition.

Madison The Industrial Commission Today Albert Wojcik Green Bay Green Bay Drop Forge Co Wojcik American Mutual Liability Insurance Company

Rev Zenk Madison Pastor Dies Veteran Cleric

Funeral services are planned in Madison for Rev. Calvin M. Zenk 70 pastor emeritus of Memorial Evangelical and Reformed Church who died after a long illness. A native of Kiel Wisconsin he retired in 1949 and served pastorates in Chicago Campbellport Sauk City Fillmore Norwood and Cincinnati before settling in Madison.

Madison Calvin M. Zenk Memorial Evangelical and Reformed Church Zenk Kiel Wis Chicago Campbellsport Sauk City Fillmore Norwood Cincinnati

Brownsvilletan wins state farm safety speaking contest

Donald Ihder muehle of Brownsvillé Fond du Lac County was declared the winner today in a statewide farm safety speaking contest sponsored by the Fox Cooperative. Carole Beyer Route 2 Shawano placed second. Five district winners competed.

Appleton Donald Ihdermuehle Brownsvillé Fond du Lac Fox Co-operative Carole Beyer Shawano

Trask Bridge Picnic Seeks Amateur Entertainers

Outstanding young amateur entertainers in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin are invited to compete in the amateur contest at Trask Bridge picnic Aug. 27 in Andrew's picnic grove seven miles northwest of Rockford on Illinois route 70. The event, billed as the world's largest country picnic, is sponsored by Burritt Grange with Clarence Christen as general chairman. The contest is split into two classes for youngsters through 12 and for amateurs 13 and over.

Illinois Wisconsin Andrew’s Rockford Trask Bridge Burritt *Grange Clarence Christen Grange Walter Livingston Forrest Avenue

Wife's Long Silence Surprise of His Trip

Mrs. Benson of Chicago may be more vocal on a trip after a gaggle of naps in the back seat. The couple stopped for gas. Mrs. Benson briefly alighted and slept while Benson drove. A call from his wife came only after they reached Thinelander, 33 miles away.

Stevens Point Robert Benson Chicago

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