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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1964

Page

3

Baptismal Dinners Mark New Glarus Social Events

Sunday gatherings at Swiss United Church of Christ and homes celebrated baptisms of Amy Sue Heller Nora Marie Phillipson Todd William Abplanalp and David Mark Kwiencinski. Sponsors and relatives from Madison Verona Millbrae Arena Watertown and Monroe attended gatherings and family dinners and picnics across New Glarus area.

New. Glarus Swiss United Church of Christ Paul Heller Amy Sue Sharon Johnson Madison Ronald Heller Dorothy Heller Art Johnson Verona Fred Heller Nora Marie Phillipson R. Phillipson Haris Meyers Monroe Adolph Abplanalp Arena Harris Meyers James Abplanalp Andrew Abplanalp Edna Hefty David Mark M. J. Kwiencinski Dalton Wis Kathy Heft Watertown Jean Greenburg Tampa Fla Lee Hefty David Hefty Calvin Hefty Steven New’ Glarus Kwiencinski Louise Michael John

Miss Jaeggi Feted With Bridal Shower

Ezapeth Jaeggi honored at a bridal shower hosted at the John Jaeggi home in Twin Grove by Mrs. Joe Jaegei Jr. and other hostesses. Attendees included numerous presented ladies and gents such as Roy Ruff Jr. and Jim, Mae Quinn. The couple, Miss Jaeggi and Russell Quinn, plan to marry on Saturday.

Iss Ezapeth Jaeggi John Jaeggi Twin Grove Joe Jaegei Jr Tom Bell Ernst Lehmann Mmes Roy Ruff Jr Ernest Lehmann Kittie Mae Whitehead Lloyd ‘Ackerman Clifford Rockey Dale Davis Ruth Grossmann Frank Rienneburg Ketchell Rinehart Roy Tilkemei

Laughridge Reed Wed In Idaho Summer Ceremony

Darlene Laughridge and Keith Reed, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Reed of Orangeville, were married in Pocatello Idaho on Saturday July 18. Afterward the couple traveled to Yellowstone National Park and the Black Hills and visited relatives in Faulkton South Dakota and Spencer Iowa with attending relatives Mr and Mrs Lyle Reed and Mr and Mrs Nathan Frautschy.

Darlene Laughridge Keith Reed Orangeville Russell Reed Pocatello Ida Russell Reeds Yellowstone National Park Black Hills Faulkton Tillie Meyers Spencer, Ia Lyle Reed Nathan Frautschy

WSCS Meeting At Orangeville Church Wednesday

Martha Circle of the WSCS of the Orangeville Methodist Church will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the church. Mrs. Golda Campbell will give the lesson and Mrs. Harold Knotts is to be in charge of recreation. Hostesses are Mmes. Fred Neuenschwander and Alma Reuber.

WSCS Orangeville Martha Circle

Mrs Darrell Disch Feted at Baby Shower

Mrs Darrell Disch and her infant daughter Deanna Marie were honored at a baby shower hosted by Mrs Dennis Rinehardt with co host Mrs James Erickson in Monroe. Deanna Marie, born July 10, received gifts as guests played games and enjoyed refreshments.

Sun Suelly James Darrell Disch Deanna Marie Monroe Dennis Rinehardt James Erickson Mmes. Myron

Baptism and Social Notices From Monroe and Orangeville

Dennis Clifford Zee, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Zee of Orangeville, baptized Sunday at Juda EUB church with sponsors Mr and Mrs David Putnam of South Wayne. Family dinner guests included Mr and Mrs John Lewis and their children, plus Mrs Eva Lewis and others from Monroe and Orangeville.

Dennis Zee Dennis Clifford Zee Clifford Zee Orangeville

WRC Picnic Set for August 27 at South Side Park

The Times Special reports the next WRC regular meeting will be a picnic luncheon at noon on Thursday August 27 at South Side park.

WRC South Side Park

Bethlehem Reports Quarterly Net Gain

Bethlehem Steel Corp the second largest steel maker reported second quarter earnings of 40 153 961 or 85 cents a share up from 29 361 031 or 61 cents a share a year ago Directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of 37 cents a common share payable Sept 1 to holders of record Aug 10

Bethlehem New York Bethlehem Steel Corp

Grinnell Pony Wins Driving Class At Albany Show

Grinnell pony Magic Hours driven by Gene Grinnell took first in the driving class at the Albany annual horse show sponsored by the Albany Fire Department. Roy Sellnow finished third with Peanuts and Rex Holmes placed fifth with Red.

Grinnell Albany Greg Cody Gene Grinnell Albany Fire Department Roy Sell Peanuts Rex Holmes Red

Dairyland Jubilee Set for 8 Tonight at Green County Fair

WKOW TV host John Schermerhorn headlines the Dairyland Jubilee tonight at 8 in the Green County Fair amphitheater. The all new show features the Sammy Eggum Band, ventriloquist Mark Paskin, the Kjervik Sisters Trio, and Bobby Hodge the Rainbow Ranger with two new recordings Alligator Man and Taxi Cab Driver. The program promises no repeats from last year and a full family friendly night with a grandstand audience in Monroe.

Big John Sciex Horn Wkow-Tv Madison Green County Monroe Schermerhorn John Sammy Eggum Mark Paskin Kjervik Sisters Bobby Hodge Rainbow Ranger Golden Circle Records Bobby Kjervik Monroe Evening” Times

Higher Cattle Prices Seen as U S Forecasts Improve

Washington reports a mildly optimistic livestock outlook from the agriculture department with prices for fed cattle expected to rise in June and hold through summer. A Senate approved bill to restrict beef imports moves to the House, aiming to curb imports about 30 percent below last year. The report cites rising cattle numbers, government beef purchases, export sales, and voluntary reductions in shipments as factors. Lamb and hog prices are also forecast to rise later in the year due to lower production.

Washington Agriculture Department Senate House Department Geneva United States

Child Development Winners Selected

Judges listed winners in the Junior Fair child development division with items such as Fun With Children and Learning More About Children. First place goes to Beth Babler, Barbara Friedrichs, Richland. second to Barbara Wuethrich, CCC, Linda Brandt. etc, across multiple exhibits and poster categories.

Beth Babler Mr. Pleasant Barbara Friedrichs Richland Barbara Wuethrich CCC Linda Brandt Debra Phillips Monroettes Gloria Beutel Kathleen Buehler Argus Lorraine Broege Mt. Pleasant Joan Torkelson New Glarus Cathy Lewis Marcettes Slamemade Toy Vonnie Roosh Marcia Wyss Toni Pederson York Nancey Ekum Janene Guttmer Cadiz Shirley Wild Nancy Ekum Mary Zuhlke Gwen Signer Dayton Irene C

Woman Copyrights He Knows the Way Song

Mrs Alice Sunaie of 18th Avenue has obtained copyright on He Knows the Way a religious song she wrote. Mrs Rundle and Tobin of Boston plan to record He Knows the Way and I Am Coming. She authored another poem to be set to music later.

Alice Sunaie 18Th Avenue

Tractor and Auto Honors at Junior Fair Display Boards

Tractor and automotive maintenance received recognition at the Junior Fair with Display Board honors to Larry Hartwig, Kenneth Schlapbach, Oak Corners, Terry Eberle, Richland, Andy Eberle, Richland, Jene Eberle, Richland, Lee Kelso, Oakley, Roger Ace, Dayton, James Bauma, Fairfielders, and others. Safety Display honors to Russel Ace, Dayton, Robert Weis, Cadiz, Tom Klemm, Cadiz, Merlyn Phillips, Cadiz, Vernon Jordan, Oakley, Larry Hartwig, third. William Bergum, Dayton, Lee Kelson, Oakley, Daniel Meier, CCC fourth. Automotive Maintenance Exhibit to Russell Ace and John Wasserstrass, Washington Center, first. Evan est, Argus, second. Honeybees account for about 80 percent of pollination by insects.

Larry Hartwig BBB Kenneth Schlapbach Oak Corners Terry Eberle Richland Andy Eberle Jene Eberle Lee Kelso Oakley Roger Ace Dayton James Bauma Fairfielders Marvin Venden York Gary Zimmerman Ricky Wyss JJJ Paul ‘Hanson Dennis Matzke Clarno Ronald Venden John Salesman Gary Grossen Russel Ace Robert Weis Cadiz Tom Klemm Merlyn Phillips Vernon Jordan William Bergum Lee Kelson Daniel Meier CCC Russell Ace John Wasserstrass Washington Center Evanest Argus

Toad James trains at Capital View Stables in Madison

TOP MONEY David Toad James of Oxford begins his second year of training harness horses for Capital View Stables in Madison. The stable, owned by William T Hughes, led the Midwest in harness racing prize money last year. James, aged in his quarter century in the business, has seven horses this season and says he was born into racing through an uncle who was a trainer.

David Toad) James Oxford Capital View Stables Madison Midwest Toad Capitol View Stables William T. Hughes Times

83rd Infantry Division State Annual Conclave in Rhode Island

The 18th annual conclave of the 3rd Infantry Division Association will be held August 20 to 22 at the Hotel Sheraton Biltmore in Providence Rhode Island. National secretary Harry Lockwood seeks contact with more than 30 000 Thunderbolt Division veterans not yet reached and urges attendance and contact.

3Rd Infantry Divison Association Prudence R.I Sheraton Biltmore Harry Lockwood Oakland Avenue Jersey City N.J Thunderst Division Lockwood

Judge Cuts Walker Libel Award in AP Case

District Judge Charles Murray reduced former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker’s libel verdict against the Associated Press from 300 000 to 500 000 for actual damages and eliminated 300 000 exemplary damages after finding no malice in AP coverage of Walker’s actions at the University of Mississippi during the James Meredith enrollment incident on September 30 1962. The jury had previously awarded 500 000 for actual damages and 300 000 for punitive damages. the judge removed the punitive amount. Attorney J A Gooch for AP declined comment pending the decision.

Woilh Tex.s—District Charles Murray Edwin A. Walker Associated Press Malic Walker University of Mississippi Ole Miss James Meredith Murray J. A. Gooch

Poultry and Egg Ribbons Awarded at Junior Fair

Knouse 4H members from Hiawatha Club dominated the junior fair with top honors in poultry, ducks, geese, market classes, and eggs. Brent Knouse and Pam Knouse led multiple poultry wins. Kurt Coplien and Mary Ammon among others claimed ducks, geese, and market class ribbons. Richard Sullivan and Vernon Jordan topped Best Dozen eggs.

Knouse Hiawatha Brent Knouse Pam Knouse Thawatha Cockerel DUCKS Kurt Coplien Oakley Geese Mary Ammon Monroe Ag Janet Sawyer Cadiz Richard Sullivan Monroe Ffa Tom Jennings Albany White Ammon Vernon Jordan Kurt Soplien Janet Lawyer

Over the Counter Listings Guide by Loewi Co

A condensed guide shows where securities could be sold or bought based on bid and ask indicators at the ration. Loewi & Co., Incorporated provides the OTC listing framework and market references.

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