Arena Faces Heavy Losses at Green Bay Facility
A state audit shows Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena lost 165 675 in under two years of operation. The report criticizes county and manager Jack Braley for lax controls and free use of the arena for events and practices, with minimal income from an amateur ice show and hockey receipts overdue to the county. The audit was discussed by the County Board Arena Committee amid initial secrecy.
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Green Bay
Brown County Veterans Memorial
County Board
Jack Braley
Braley
Green Bay Packer
Arena
Green Bay Bobcats
County Board Arena Committee
County Board Finance Committee
Green Bay Press Gazette
Francis Evard
Juda By Mabel E. Bouer
Weekend visitors and local attendances are listed from Juda and nearby towns. Residents from Madison Naperville Oak Park Beloit LaCrosse Platteville traveled or hosted family gatherings while community events included a WCTU meeting and a funeral in Freeport. San Francisco's Chinatown has an estimated population of 30,000.
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Mary Anding
Madison
John Siedschlag
Naperville
Roger Stark
Oak Park
Marvin Siedschlag
Judy Bonspier
Grace Grenzow
Rockford
Kay Carter
LaCrosse
Mary Brunkow
Platteville
Fred Loungereer
Chicago
Mary Rice
Hattie
Beloit
Jessie Pengra
Victor Marean
Monroe
William Marean
St. Clare Hospital
Marean
WCTU
William Meinert
Spring Grove
Harry Smith
Frank Siedschlag
Frank Jordan
William King
Walter Ludwig
Jean
Roger Erb
Jack Erbs
Juda
Esther Larson
William Grenzow
Waupun
Harrison
Wesley
Morris Grenzow
Jesse Grenzow
Freeport
Messrs
Mmes
William Nordér
Ed Hartwig
Edith Keen
Emma Lahr
William Matzke
Frank Liedschlag
George
Earl
Wendell Grenzow
San Francisco
Harry Livingston Race Figure Dies at Walworth County Fairgrounds
Harry F. Livingston 72 a familiar Coun ty Fair race track figure for 30 years died of a heart attack while training horses at Walworth County fairgrounds Elkhorn. Services 10 30 a m tomorrow Frederickson funeral home Elkhorn with Rev Henry Roth officiating Burial Greenwood cemetery Platteville. Surviving wife Eva Tenny daughter Mrs Joe Breiden bach son Ned four brothers and six grandchildren. A son preceded him in death.
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Harry F. Livingston
Walworth County Fairgrounds
Elkhorn
Frederickson
Henry Roth
St. John
Wilderness Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Platteville
Mr. Livingston
Livingston
Robert
Margaret Allen Livingston
Lancaster
Grant County
Harry Livingston
Monroe
Eva Tenny
Joe Breidenbach
Ned
Charles
Richard
Chicago
Raymond
Edward
Duluth
Camp Parents Night at Canyon Camp in New Glarus
A Camp Parents Night was held in the New Glarus grade school gym to acquaint parents of Scouts with Canyon Camp facilities. Roy Butler, Scout executive from Freeport, showed pictures of the camp. Dewey Dwyer, Monroe provisional Scout leader, attended.
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New Glarus
Canyon Camp
Roy Butler
Freeport
Dewey Dwyer
Monroe
Alice in Dairyland regional contest aided by Monroe groups
The Monroe event owed success to Jaycettes hostesses for 20 contestants and support from Jaycees Lions Rotary Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce. D L Bill Mossman led as general chairman withWillard Schuetze and Clarence Seaton organizing the banquet. Publicity by Joseph Urban and Richard Lafferty. ticket sales directed by Harris Gempler and Clarence Grundahl.
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Jaycettes
Jaycees
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
D. L
Bill) Mossman
Willard Schuetze
Clarence Seaton
Joseph G. Urban
Richard Lafferty
Harris Gempler
Clarence Grundahl
Betty Grundahl
Othy Schott
Dorothy Holmes
Jerry Gordee
Sue Loeffel
Joan Lafferty
Nancy Spoerry
Dorothy Ferron
Joyce Bender
Mary Brauchle
Weeds and Insects Worsen Wisconsin Crop Woes
State climatologist Marvin Burley notes worsening conditions adding to farmer woes. Quack grass and yellow rocket are top weed offenders while more mosquitoes aphids cutworms and spp tlebugs are reported. Observations span Pierce Calumet Chippewa Sawyer Clark Buffalo counties with fields showing heavy quack grass and ongoing planting and mud in tractors.
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Yellow Rocket
Burley
Pierce County
Calumet
Chippewa
Sawyer
Clark
Buffalo
New Corn Soft-Rot Disease Linked to Overhead Irrigation
Wisconsin plant pathologist Paul Hoppe reports a new and highly virulent corn soft-rot linked to overhead sprinkler irrigation with stream water. The disease began near Lone Rock on a farm by the Wisconsin River and has appeared in Spooner Beltsville Maryland and the Carolinas. A newly identified coliform bacterium causes the rot which starts at the base of the whorl and collapses stalks, with losses around 10 percent at Lone Rock.
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Paul Hoppe
University of Wisconsin
Hoppe
Wisconsin River
Lone Rock
Spooner
Beltsville
Maryland
Carolinas
School Children Tour New Glarus Sites
A group of 74 Berlin school children plus two teachers and six adults visited New Glarus today, touring the Chalet of the Golden Fleece, Pet Milk Co., the Historical Museum and a lace factory. A Madison group of 55 students and a teacher also made the same tour yesterday.
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New Glarus
Berlin
Golden Fleece
Pet Milk Co
Madison
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Mabel E. Bouer
Air Forces
Cambridge
Ohio
Doris Stucki
Louis Stucki
Route 1
Argyle
Grand Rapids
Fenkorts
Alice
Alice In Dairyland
Richard Glynn
William Seyler
Richard Muenich
Parade
Roman _ Borkovec
Nancy Fenner
W. R. Schuetze
Marvin Burley
Wittwers
Folger’s Coffee
Betty Crocker
Scheep's Ice Cream
Prim Toilet
U.S
Nestles Crunch
Smokie
Ade
Brennan
Certified Grocers OF
Illinois
Raggedy
Patrick Cudahy
Hormel
Oscar Mayer
Ats.ies
Everfresh
Ebay “Tay
Wieners
Oan Truae
Strickler
Bratwuret
Ring Bologna
Bliss
Sebagoes
CAL Fame
Holland
Guardian
FBI
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