Class Day Honors and Awards Mark Senior Year
The Monroe High senior class day program featured skits and a long awards segment. E. O. Evans announced scholastic honors for seniors juniors and sophomores with 79 awards. 27 seniors earned high honors and many scholarships were distributed to juniors and sophomores. Special honors included DAR and American Legion recognitions and music medal presentations.
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E. O. Evans
Jean Babler
Mary Boyd
JoAnne Davis
Evelyn Due
Charles Farmer
Kathleen Feldt
Patricia Green
Joan Hare
Ruth Hartwig
Mary Hess
Kathryn Krauss
Joanne Kurth
Lois Lundy
Heidi Masshardt
Nanci Moldenhauer
Dan Nafzger
Donna Olson
Marilyn Ott
Alonda Signer
Joyce Speich
Royletta Speich
Barbara Stauffacher
Lois Stuessy
Jeniece Lindsay
Judith Madden
Odelle Monte
Robert Reider
Holleand Schilt
William Schmitz
Carol Schindler
Joann Schroeder
Barbara Schulz
Gwendolyn Shaffer
Margaret Stauffacher
Jacqueline Treloar
Sonja Trickel
Marlene Weiss
Donna Wenger
Barbara Akre
Jane Anderson
Dorothy Becker
Jennette Crain
Ruth Feldt
Donald Fritz
Paul Good
Joan Hammer
Mary Anne Huber
Dorothy Kolb
Carol Kundert
Roberty Marty
Lavon Meyers
Heidi Pfaeffli
Roger Ruch
Evelyn Ruff
Janet Schultz
Lenetta Steinman
Daniel Teehan
Lydia Wels
Bulletin
Rudolph P. Reger
Monroe Anti-tuberculosis Association
Ernest Vog
Wes
Nat G. Prestonnd
Edmund R. Anderson
Rollandega
Grace Anderson
Girls’ Athletic Association
Olga Ruth
Allan F. Bernard
Monroe
Labor Forecast Sees Summer Strike Pressure Across Industries
Government labor officials warn of a possible wave of strikes as unions push for fourth round postwar wage boosts. They cite coal steel auto and maritime bargaining as crucial and note smaller unions seek pattern pay awards. experts cite employer pay ability and widening variation among unions. Public notices highlight dairy industry praise and state efforts on cheese standards amid farm program debates.
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Monticello Reports $119 Poppy Day Sales
Monticello Times Special reports Lyle Sinnett, chairman, announced a total Poppy Day sale of $119.58. Eleven children joined a house-to-house canvass and poppy sale on Main Street led by Sinnett with assistance from a group including Ar dys Rosen Judy Huber Beverly Babler Edward Riese Donald Karien Janice Escher and others.
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Lyle Sinnett
Sinnet
Main Street
Ardys Rosen
Judy Huber
Beverly Babler
Edward Riese
Donald Karien
Janice Escher
New Glarus Legion Plans Swiss Themed Celebration
Stuessy Kuenzi Post No 141 of the American Legion New Glarus has completed plans for a two day event on June 11 and 12 featuring high school band numbers Swiss yodeling by Betty Knuuebl, Burkhalter's accordion, alpine horn, and magic by Benn Berger who will MC. Sunday night Anna Gempler and Dorothea Ingwell will sing yodel tunes with Berger presenting magic acts. a fireworks display ends Saturday. A dance Saturday at Wilhelm Tell hall features Don Boegeli's orchestra and the refreshment stand is run by the Women's Auxiliary.
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New Glarus
Stuessy-Kuenzi Post No. 141
The
American Legion
Betty Kneubuehl
Burkhalter
Benn Berger
Anna Gempler
Dorothea Ingwell
Berger
Wilhelm Tell Hall
Don Boegeli
Paul J Achtemeier Set for Elmhurst College Graduation
Paul John Achtemeier, son of Rev and Mrs A R Achtemeier, will graduate from Elmhurst College this Sunday. An honor student and Shick award recipient, he plans to enter Union Theological Seminary and pursue ministry, while summering at home as a lifeguard and Red Cross waterfront instructor.
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A. R. Achtemeier
Elmhurst
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Monticello Plans Evening Commencement at Local Church
Monticello senior high school will hold commencement exercises tonight at the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church. Eighth grade pupils will receive their diplomas there. Earlier, students from first through eighth grade enjoyed their annual school picnic on the grounds yesterday.
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Monticello
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed
Acting Bat talion Chief Drives Amid Auto Fire
New York report says Acting Battalion Fire Chief David Flynn rushed to a blaze in his car when the ignition overheated and flames erupted from the auto. He continued to the scene where his firemen fought a second fire. The squad extinguished both blazes.
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New York
David Flynn
Flynn
U S Plans To Boost Air Force in England
Maj. Gen. Leon W. Johnson announced in London that American airmen in Britain will rise to 12,000, a 50 percent increase. He spoke to 37 former war correspondents arriving in Britain for a pacetime visit to Normandy invasion beaches.
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U.S
England
London
Leon W. Johnson
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Britain
Johnson
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Normandy Invasion
Gold Star Buttons Proposed in New Bill
Rep. Ben Nett of Michigan sponsors a bill to authorize gold star lapel buttons for widows parents and next of kin of armed forces members who died in World War II. The measure seeks to honor those who sacrificed during the war era.
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Washington
Bennett
R-Mich
Bolivia Ends Strike in Bloody Tin Miner Conflict
La Paz reports a six day tin miner strike ending after at least 40 deaths including two Americans. Government official says troops will withdraw and indemnities will be paid to widows of slain miners as part of the agreement.
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Bolivia
la Paz
For Sale Ozora Thorp estate farm Monroe Wisconsin
Private sale to settle the Ozora Thorp estate offers a 48 acre farm at the west end of llth street Monroe Wisconsin just outside city limits. Features include an eight room house a 36 by 70 barn a milk house two car garage hog house three silos running water in pastures and a large machine shed. Contact Leatha Howe Thorpe at the farm phone 236 or J L Buchschacher 715 25th avenue Monroe Wisconsin phone 745.
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Infant Arnsmeier Dies at St. Clare Hospital
Arlene Marie Arnsmeier two day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Arnsmeier Davis Illinois died yesterday at St Clare hospital She was born June 1 Graveside services were held at 2 pm today at State Line cemetery Rev Henry Neal Rock Grove officiating Surviving are the parents a brother Charles Tay two sisters Bonnie and Louise and the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ivan Arnsmeier Juda and the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ervin Armstrong Davis
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Raymond Arnsmeier
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Louise
Ivan Arnsmeier
Juda
Ervin Armstrong
Hewes To Return As Assistant Manager At Pet Milk Plant
Hewes has been named new assistant manager of the Pet Milk Co. plant in New Glarus. He previously managed a Cedar Springs Michigan plant for about a year after time at the local plant. The Michigan plant becomes a receiving station. Mrs Hewes and daughter Sheila will join him when housing is available.
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Rennebohm
Hewes
Forrest Hewes
Pet Milk Co
Cedar Springs
Mich
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Sheila
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