Five First Graders Ready for Fall at Jordan Center School
Five first graders will start the fall term at Jordan Center school. Graduates include Jo Ann Hyland and Delores Isely. Roger Rothenbuehler achieved perfect attendance. A large closing day picnic drew guests Mr and Mrs Mils Swanton Madison and Mrs Emma Oison Monroe.
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Jordan Center School
Jo- Ann Hyland
Delores Isely
Roger Rothenbuehler
Milos
Swanton
Madison
Emma Oison
Monroe
Gambler Erickson Indicted by New York Jury
A New York county grand jury returned a 60 count information against gambler Frank Erickson who testified before a senate investigation. He allegedly netted $100000 a year from gambling enterprises and was charged with conspiracy and 99 counts of bookmaking covering 1930 to 1950. District Attorney Frank S Hogan announced. Harry Richards is named as a co conspirator but not a defendant.
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EW York
New York
Frank Erickson
Senate
Nnt
Frank S. Hoan
Hogan
Harry Richards
Lutheran Bishop Freed by Hungary
Former Lutheran Bishop Lajos Ordass was released after almost 20 months of a two year sentence. He was removed from office on April 2 by a special court of Hungary's Lutheran church following his conviction for failing to report a $500,000 donation from American Lutherans.
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Puaapest
Lajos Ordass
Hungary
Brodhead Yearbook Honors Arthur Young for 41 Years Service
The 1950 Brodhead High School yearbook dedicates the issue to Arthur J. Young longtime maintenance man and engineer for Brodhead Public Schools. Born in Clay New York he moved to Wisconsin in 1896 and after various jobs including railroad work he began his Brodhead post in 1909 marking four decades of service.
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Brodhead
Arthur Young
Promeau
Brodhead Igh
Arthur J. Young
Brodhead Public Schools
Clay
N. Y
Wisconsin
New York
Janesville
Northwestern Railroad
Oregon State
Stovall Joins Stuessy Clinic In Milwaukee Doctor Move
Dr William D Stovall of Milwaukee joins the Stuessy Clinic in the area as of today He is a UW Milwaukee graduate linked to the University of Wisconsin student health and the veterans administration Mrs Stovall and their daughter Tamara will relocate later this month to quarters vacated by Dr and Mrs H P Baker Dr Baker leaving to practice at Wonewoc.
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Wsro
William D. Stovall
Milwaukee
Stuessy
Stovall
University of Wisconsin Student Health and the Veterans Administration
Tamara
H. P. Baker
Baker
Wonewoc
Wisconsin Declares School Safety Patrol Day
Gov Rennebohm proclaims School Safety Patrol Day in Madison Wisconsin. About 2000 delegates expected Friday and Saturday at Wisconsin Dells for the seventh annual congress of school patrol youths.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Rennebohm
Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin Urges Dairy Month Observance by Gov Rennebohm
Governor Rennebohm urged June as Dairy Month in Wisconsin highlighting milk and dairy product appreciation to improve health raise finances and show gratitude to the Great Giver. Grand Rapids names George E Bean 51 as new city manager with a 14500 annual salary.
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Rennebohm
Madison
Wisconsin
Grand Rapids
George E. Bean
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Neighbors swap houses over tax mix up in two misfiled deeds
Swan and Guettche discovered a decade of misfiled abstracts in the Van Emans estate left them living in each other’s homes. Swan paid higher taxes on 724 East Sixth while living in it, and Guettche paid less on 722 East Sixth after a mortgage mix up. County commissioners corrected the records and ordered proper transfers.
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Swan
Guettche
Suncninson
W. V. Swan
Swann
East Sixth
Cleveland Street
van Emans
Bike Safety Parade Plans Now Complete
John Walter named chairman of the Montgomery Ward bicycle safety parade to be held Saturday. Arrangements with the police department and cooperating merchants are complete. Prizes will be awarded for the best and most originally decorated bicycles.
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John Walter
Montgomery Ward
Walter
Vernon County Censor Editor Retires Sells Weekly
H E Goldsmith owner and editor of the Vernon County Censor since 1930 will retire July 1 and has sold the weekly to Mr and Mrs George Haugh of Detroit.
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Vernon
H. E. Goldsmith
Vernon County
Goldsmith
George Haugh
Detroit
Wischoff Burglar Returns To Waupun
Fred E. Yimni of Eau Claire received a three counts burglary sentence in Madison for an Oregon jewelry store break in. He faces one to five years for each count to run concurrently after pleas for burglaries in Midaleton and Oregon last month.
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Wischotf
Oregon
Madison
Midaleton
Fred E. Yimni
Eau Claire
Milton Wischoff Jr
Yaul Knolls
Monroe
Albany
Blood Insurance Plan Launched at Racine
St. Luke's hospital announced a blood insurance plan led by Dr. E. S. Olson in Racine. Families can obtain blood instantly when needed by paying an annual premium.
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Racine
Atacine
St. Luke's
E. S. Olson
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William Stovall
Stuessy Clinic
Wice Dai
Wift’s
U.S. No
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Pascal Celery
Florida Oranges
ClovEr Farm
Clover Farm Bread
Abc
Center Market
Stoppenbach
Cherry Valley Butter
Gov't
Oscar Mayer
Swift
Libby
Wischoff
Waupun
Retail Committee
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
The
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Clinic Recreation Room
Jersey
Sar
Dow
Ade
Wieners
BACON
Armour's Star
Starkist
Pussy Cat Cat Food
Dan
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