Winners Named For Horse Show
The Green County Boots and Saddle Club held a trail ride and horse show at the fair grounds amid weather delays. Trophies donated by local businesses and individuals, with Harold Walters leading multiple winners in halter and stock horse events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
Monroe Evening Times
Conrad and
Helen Bosshart
Drs. Hennager and Norton
French’s Trucking Co
Commercial and Savings Bank
Crandall Oil Co
Old Bunkhouse
First National Bank
Schuetze’s of
Monroe
Walters Construction
Fast Freight Quarter Horse Ranch
Harold Walters
Doris Norton
Charles Hensel
Bob French
Kenneth Posey
Lucille Wuetrich
Willard Matzke
Clarno
Leo Culles
Brodhead
Connie Brookly
Beloit
Patty Walters
Keith Helland
Juda
Mary van Loh
Freeport
Colleen Kubly
Ronnie Helland
Duane French
Barbara Williams
Marvin Malkow
Barbara Jenson
Esther Schwartz
Orangeville
Barbara Jensen
Charles Kilby
Leonard French
Jack Bound
Evansville
Linda Keller
Gordon Helland
Francis Crossey
Harry Wallace
Lucille Wuethrich
Joan Davenport
Doris Bohren
Bishop Reuben H. Mueller Visits Area Relatives
Indiana bishop Reuben H. Mueller of the Evangelical United Brethren church and his wife Lena Stauffacher returned to Indianapolis after visiting area relatives. Mueller serves as vice president of the National Council of Churches and chairs its division of Christian education. He also chairs the General Commission of Chaplains in Washington and is vice chairman of the World Council of Christian Education for North America. They plan to travel in July to Honolulu Manila Hong Kong and Tokyo for the World Sunday School Convention and related chaplain conferences. They previously spent December and January in Nigeria with their daughter Margaret and Rev Armin C Hoesch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben H. Mueller
D.D
West Central Area
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lena Stauffacher
Darlington
Indianapolis
Mueller
National Council of Churches
Division of
Christian Education
General Commission of Chaplains
Washington
World Council of Christian Education
North America
Honolulu
Manila
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Korea
Okinawa
Formosa
Anchorage
Muellers
Nigeria
West Africa
Margaret
Armin C. Hoesch
Louis B. Stauffacher
Mr. Stauffacher
Parker to close Wisconsin ink plant in July
Parker Pen Co plans to shut its Menomonie Wisconsin ink plant by mid July due to rising costs and weaker demand. Fifty two workers will receive help finding new jobs as inventories run down until a smaller facility nearer major markets is created. The company operates other small ink units globally.
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Janesville
Parker Pen Co
Menominie
Wis
Parker
Bavarian Brewmaster Joins Monroe Plant After Congressional Visa
Albert Jordan, a 33 year old Bavarian brewmaster and Monroe resident, oversees brewing at Jos Huber Co. He arrived March 31 after congressional action and Eisenhower signed his visa. His story covers training in Munich, wartime service, and family ties to Bavaria and Monroe.
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Bavaria
Albert Jordan
Muenich
Germany
Jos
Helen E. Zimmerli
Jordan
Monroe
Carl Ebenhoff
Huber’s
Milwaukee
Congress
Eisenhower
Lawrence H. Smith
16Th Avenue
Albert Wolfgang
Manfred
Albert
Frankfurt
Dusseldorf
Ireland
Newfoundland
Montreal
Canada
Chicago
Joe Milz
Milz
Jordans
Joe Wels
Wels
Katharina Keck
England
Luftwaffe
Air Force
Third Reich
Miller Honored for Nutrition Research at VPI
Dr. Russell F. Miller an associate professor of animal nutrition at Virginia Tech Blacksburg has been elected to the American Institute of Nutrition He is the second VPI faculty member to receive this honor His work clarifies mineral nutrition interactions involving molybdenum copper and sulfur and the fate of dietary fluorine He is Juda High School alumnus and husband of Mary Louise Timm of Monroe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell F. Miller
Juda High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
VPI
Local 965 Members Accept Power Co Contract Terms
Members of Local 965 IBEW of Wisconsin Power and Light Co accepted a one year contract after a vote announced today. The agreement includes a 4.25 percent wage increase and changes to holiday pay provisions and minor adjustments in other terms. The contract becomes effective yesterday in June.
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IBEW
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Hurless Silent On Inquiry Data
Milwaukee city comptroller Virgil Hurless declines to comment on a special board of inquiry report. The board urges immediate resignation or removal and seeks recovery of 12584 dollars from unsubstantiated expense vouchers.
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Hurless
Milwaukee
Virgil H. Hurless
Board of Inquiry
Common Council
Harless
Girl Scout Troop 237 Awards Held in Union Church
Troop 237 gathered at Union Presbyterian Church for a Court of Awards. Sandra Wardlow led the flag ceremony with Holly Hoesly and Claire Kubly as guards. Members discussed first class rank requirements and earned badges in seamstress grooming and lifesaving. Memorial Day parade plans and a picnic at Lakeside Heights were noted with leaders Mrs Hervey Hoesly and Barbara Rufenacht arranging activities. Gail Arnold, ill, could not attend. Troop 233 Brownies met to plan for their June 22 overnight with toasters from coat hangers and hand washing stations and no bake cookies, led by Mrs Glen Schreier and Mrs William Wedesky.
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Union Presbyterian Church
Sandra Wardlow
Holly Hoesly
Claire Kubly
Hervey Hoesly
Barbara Rufenacht
Sue Kubly
Lakeside Heights
Carole Buehler
Karen Jack
Claire ‘Kubly
Lee Kubly
Lynda Marsh
Kathleen Nussbaum
Dorothy Phillips
Barbara Rusenacht
Gail Arnold
Glen Schreier
William Wedesky
Berget Receives BS in Home Economics at Stout College
Judith Berget of Argyle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kaspar Berget, is part of the Stout State College 1958 graduating class in Menomonie. She received a bachelor of science in home economics in morning commencement exercises led by Dr Verne C Fryklund with remarks by Dr Samuel M Brownell. Robert L Pierce awarded diplomas. Berget previously participated in the college band singers and Home Economists Club and will become Clark County county home agent on July 7.
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Kaspar Berget
Argyle
Stout State College
Menomonie
Judith Berget
Verne C. Fryklund
Stout
Samuel M. Brownell
Detroit
Mich
United States Commissioner of Education
Robert L. Pierce
Board of Regents of
Wisconsin State Colleges
Argyle High School
Miss Berget
Stout College
Stout Luthern Student Association
Home Economics Club
Clark County
Homemakers Liberty Club Tour and Meeting Summary
Liberty Club members toured Be loit and the Adams Korn Körl factory and Freeman Shoe Corp. A luncheon at the Corral Club followed. Mrs Ray Dye led a business meeting with Henry Rinehardt reading the safety report. Letters from Green County Welfare asked for homes for a 12 year old boy and for hospital aid. Members on tour included Edward Zimmerman Marian Ellefson Jacob Schuetz Roy W Brown William Schuetz Henry Rinehardt Albert Neuenschwander and Otto Albright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Club
Beloit
Adams Korn
Roy W. Brown
William Schuetz
Ray Dye
Thomas Schuetz
Henry Rinehardt
Albert Neuenschwander
Otto Albright
Population figures from the United Kingdom census
The latest census shows the United Kingdom has a population of 51,221,000 with nearly 42 million living in England.
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United Kingdom
England
Weather Curbs Flight Breakfast at Monroe Airport
The Green County Pilot's Association held its breakfast flight despite rain and overcast skies. About 92 breakfasts were served to drive in patrons while Delbert Folgate and Andrew Erickson test flew to 800 feet. plans from Milwaukee and Chicago area airports were canceled. No damage reported. some hail observed during the Saturday storm.
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Monroe
Green County
Herman A. Stuessy
Delbert Folgate
Andrew Erickson
Milwaukee
Chicago
Monticello Social News Highlights Weekend Visits
Monticello residents report a busy weekend with visitors from Milwaukee Madison Belvidere and Monroe. Mrs Kathryn Staedtler joins her daughter in Madison for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Harvey Walter of Belvidere Illinois stay with Kermit Kammerer’s family for Memorial Day. Nora Zweifel hosts holiday guests including Stanley Holliday and Appalonia Zweifel from Madison.
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Ira Holcomb
Monroe
Barbara Karlen
Milwaukee
R. W. Karlen
Kathryn Staedtler
Lucille Hanson
Madison
Harvey Walter
Belvidere
Ill
Kermit Kammerer
Stanley Holliday
Locals and visitors share Memorial Day and weekend plans
Adam Duerst heads to Denver for Summer School. Elmer and Jane Duerst visit. Robert Taylor and family from Elmhurst host Memorial Day guests. W L Zweifel and Sylvia CurtIs host Friday callers. Nancy Durtschi and Fred Durtschi guests. Ira and Harold Holcomb take a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin. W G Reagan and Matt Marty visit Miss Stauffer sisters. Jeff Matzke calls on the Stauffer sisters. Mrs Russel Arnold and Alan stay with Henry Freitag as he lies ill at St. Clare. Royal Karlen Sr. convalesces after surgery. Herman Babler welcomed by Monroe visitors. Barbara Karlen and Madelyn attend MacMurray College graduation. Armin Loeffel and family hosted by the Stauffer and Loeffel groups.
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Adam Duerst
Elmer Duerst
Danny
Denver
Colo
Duerst
Robert Taylor
Jane
Bobby
Elmhurst
Emil G. Voegels
W. L. Zweifel
New Glarus
Sylvia Curtis
Nancy Durtschi
Milwaukee
Fred Durtschi
Ira Holcomb
Harold Holcomb
Monroe
Wisconsin
W. G. Reagan
Madison
Matt Marty
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Jeff Matzke
Orangeville
Stauffer
Russel Arnold
Alan
Henry D. Freitag
Mr. Freitag
St. Clare Hospital
Royal Karlen Sr
St. Clare
Herman Babler
Barbara Karlen
Jacksonville
Ill
Madelyn
MacMurray College
Barbara
Armin Loeffel
Guy
Carl
Ted
Van
Arthur
Berling Family Visits Dubuque From Madison
Mr and Mrs Adam Schuler and Beth Ann Berling of Madison were Madison callers visiting Dubuque on Saturday.
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Berling
Dubuque
Adam Schuler
Beth Ann
Madison
Pipe Line Blast Kills Texas Trio
Gas leaking from a pipeline caused an explosion and fire at a west Texas oil lease killing three fishermen and destroying two cars. Highway patrolmen say a spark ignited one car, triggering the blast. Victims were George Washington Gilbert 69, George Cecil Rackley 20, and Gilbert Neal Jennings 23, all of Big Spring.
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Big Spring
Tex
West Texas
George Washington Gilbert
George Cecil Rackley
Gilbert Neal Jennings
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