Brodhead Class Day Honors Standouts At School Exercises
Brodhead high school bid farewell to graduates at Class Day with numerous awards. Valedictorian Clarence Hoesly earned the Readers Digest Award. Mary Wall Salutatorian and English award winner. plus multiple honors for science, citizenship, music, and athletic achievements. 66 students achieved perfect attendance. 66 graduates and juniors received recognitions from National Honor Society and various clubs.
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Brodhead
Brodhead High School
Clarence Hoesly
Mary Wall
Kenneth Deininger
Donna Schwartzlow
Allen Williams
Robert Matzke
WRC
Judith Anderson
Chaminade
Enid Zimmerli
Janice Christensen
FHA
John Schreck
Richard Walter
David Morgan
William Wigdahl
Jerry Montefelt
Virgil Deininger
Beverly May
David Pfisterer
Maribeth Riese
Ruth Blackford
Carolyn Pinnow
David Clark
Judy Lee
Doris Buehler
Wilson Martin
John Sveom
Zor Shrine Spring Ceremonial Planned in Madison
Zor Shrine Temple holds its spring ceremonial in Madison this Saturday with over 5000 members expected. A public exhibition of uniformed and marching units occurs 3 to 4 30 p m in front of the Masonic Temple, plus degree and instatory work in the afternoon. A vaudeville show for Shriners and wives follows at the temple auditorium, ending with a coffee hour at 9 30 p m.
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Zor Shrine Temple
Madison
Masonic Temple
Temple Auditorium
PSC Approves 5 Percent Trucking Charge Increase
The Public Service Commission approved a five percent rise in trucking rates on Wednesday. The Wisconsin Association of Common Carrier Truck Operators sought eight percent to cover a wage increase in a central states local cartage agreement. Short-haul operators are exempt.
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Madisonp
Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Association of Common Carrier
Central States
Brownie Troop 13 Holds Ceremonies at Kiwanis Cabin
Members Sandra Lee Boden Sharon Boden Barbara Gordon Glenda Kubly Joyce Mallory Sandra Monas Shirley Mohns Janice Plecity Judy Rupp Diane Speich Nancy Ohman and Beverly Walters received Brownie Wings and Girl Scout pins in a troop ceremony. Mrs William Walters received a farewell gift and Mrs Charles Boden will lead the troop next year.
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Kiwanis
Sandra Lee Boden
Sharon Boden
Barbara Gordon
Glenda Kubly
Joyce Mallory
Sandra Monas
Shirley Mohns
Janice Plecity
Judy Rupp
Diane Speich
Nancy Ohman
Beverly Walters
William Walters
Charles Boden
Russia Turns Over Gold by Ton to Iran
TEHRAN Iran Soviet troops were to hand over the remainder of 11 tons of gold as part payment of Iran war claims. Tehran papers said six tons worth 5 040 000 dollars were loaded into armed Iranian Army trucks across the frontier yesterday, with the balance to come. The 1945 wartime settlement called for 11 tons of gold and eight million dollars in goods for Soviet use of railroads and public buildings.
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Tehran
Iran
U. S
Russia
Spring Grove Homemakers Plan Milwaukee Bus Trip
The Spring Grove Homemakers Club members plan a charter bus trip to Milwaukee next Tuesday with invited guests.
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Spring Grove
Milwaukee
State Building Trust Item Okayed by Senate
Wisconsin Senate approved restoring the two percent building depreciation trust fund by a 29 to 3 vote. The move will divert about 10.45 million dollars from the general fund over the next two years to support state building needs, following Gov. Kohler’s tax message urging restoration.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Kohler
Legislative Procedure Committee
Miss Elizabeth Lamb to Attend Wisconsin Youth Committee Meeting
Miss Elizabeth Lamb will attend the first meeting of the Wisconsin Youth Committee for community youth participation. The gathering will be held Saturday in the Stevens Point State College library. Lamb chairs the Youth Advisory Board of the Governor's Commission on Human Rights.
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Elizabeth Lamb
Wisconsin Youth Committee For
Stevens Point State College
Miss Lamb
Governor’s Commission On Human Rights
Catlin enters Wisconsin Senate primary race
Mark Catlin Jr. Wisconsin Assembly speaker announces bid for the U S Senate seat held by Alexander Wiley. Catlin 45 Republican from Appleton an attorney says he will campaign vigorously. Wiley 71 Republican senator from Chippewa Falls notes a moratorium on announcements pending the state convention June 25 at Ripon.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Mark Catlin
United States Senate
Alexander Wiley
Catlin
Appleton
Capitol
Sen. Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Washington
Ripon
Weekend Visitors and Guests Across New Glarus and Nearby
Reacting to a busy social weekend, residents of New Glarus and surrounding towns hosted and visited relatives and friends. Among those noted were Walter Mills and daughter Margaret from Chicago visiting Mrs. Barbara Marty, and numerous Madison Mineral Point and Belleville families staying with or calling on locals.
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Walter Mills
Margaret
Chicago
Barbara Marty
Glen Dahler
Madison
Sam Schneider
Phillip Hustad
Horeb
Ollie Benzel
Mineral Point
Edwin Richert
Sauk City
Hervey Hauser
Buffalo
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Millard Tschudy
Fred Tschudy
Clarence Oliver
Belleville
Robert Hoesly
James Schroeder
Phillip Brown
Brooklyn
J. H. Taylor
Orfordville
Allan Schroeder
Bertha Disch
Hugh Griffin
Lawrence Meland
Henry Schmid
Robert L. Green
Brodhead
Herman W. Duerst
Casper Hefty
Moritz Krugjohann Jr
Moritz Krugjohann Sr
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