Burkhard Elected President of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Herman Burkhard was chosen president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a Turner hall meeting. She will assume office in September with Mrs. Frederic Lanz as first vice president and Mrs. Arthur Peterson as second vice president. other officers to be appointed. The group announced a July picnic at Recreation Park and Burkhard and the new secretary will attend the state convention in Milwaukee July 31 to August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G.2knara
American Legion Auxiliary
Turner Hall
Septem
Frederic Lanz
Arthur Peterson
Sherman Dearth
Burkhard
Samuel Rubi
James Bray
Robert Gempler
Alfred Henning
Mmes
Herman Fritz
Glenn H. Kubly
Roy Schultz
P. J. Lochner
Poppy Day
Little Toy Soldiers
Mary Jo Henning
John Ivey
Beverly Meyers
Betty Gempeler
Carol Koenig
Patricia Miller
Robert J. Stair
Floyd Coplien Jr
Philli Mueller
George Jacobs
Dearth
Fritz
Peterson
Helen Burkhard
Russell West
Emma Piiste
Recreation Park
Syse Family Reunion and Local Social News
Blanchardville hosts a Syse family reunion with baskets of food and attendees from Madison Dodgeville Freeport Monroe and Blanchardville. Also New Glarus bridal shower for Marian Fredrickson hosted by several, and Monticello notes on a 80th birthday dinner for Mrs. M A Haldiman.
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Syse
Blanchardville
Gust Syse
Messrs
Mmes
John Jacobson
Sheldon
Jacqueline
Burnell Syse
William McCaulley
Robert Thompson
Bruce
Ole Gunderson
Forest Lee
Madison
Harold Williams
Dodgeville
Levaughn Syse
Freeport
Laurabelle Thompson
Monroe
Alve Thompson
Beverly
Ruth Syse
Roland
Vera
Samuel
Amos Syse
Quintin Syse
Ronald
Glenn Syse
Janice
E. H. Hanson
Ingwell
Athletic Club
Waukee
M. E. Lynn
Harry Duerst
Sophia Wyss
Adolph Kistler
Switzerland
Kundert
New Glarus
John Kundert
Bridge Club
Fred J
Solbran
Marty
Ott
Werndli
Darlington Women Entertain at Golf Event
Darlington Women's Golf Club members host women from Monroe Platteville and Lena clubs on Wednesday June 16. A Dutch treat luncheon at 12 15 at Grace Lutheran church Darlington precedes golf and bridges at the club house with plans for a tourney.
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Darlington
Monroe, Platteville and
Lena
Grace Lutheran Church
Edwin Brog Wins 4-H Speech District Meet
Edwin Brog Lafayette county 4-H speaker won the Southwestern district meet at the Prairie du Chien 4-H camp after competing against 14 county winners. He advances to the state meet in Madison later this year.
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Edwin Brog
South Wayne
Lafayette County
Prairie du Chien
Madison
Wedding Next Week for Taneanne Gwiteerland and Mihai
An aide indicated former King Mihai may marry Princess Anne late next week with the exact date depending on flying weather. Mihai plans to fly Anne from Geneva to Greece while Anne is in Copenhagen and expected to reach Switzerland in two to three days.
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Mihai
Anne
Athens
Jacques Vergotti
Geneva
Greece
Copenhagen
Switzerland
Wood expert Koehler retires after 25 years at lab
Madison report: Arthur Koehler, a primary witness in the 1935 Hauptmann trial and longtime official at the U S Forest Products Laboratory, will retire June 30. An authority on wood structure and identification, he testified in the Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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Madison
Arthur Koehler
Bruno Hauptmann
U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
Koehler
New York
Charles Lindberg Jr
Moscow designers win prizes for new military aircraft types
Out of 10 awards, 150000 rubles were given to designers of new military plane types and another prize went to a designer of a new wing type.
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Oscow
Pastor Cederville Resigns to Seek Town Pastorate
Rev. Clifford Polson, longtime pastor of Cedarville and Afolkey Evangelical Congregational churches since 1946, submitted his resignation to the conference to accept a pastorate in Town. He preached trial sermons in the Iowa community and was sought by the Hebrew Christian mission in Los Angeles. Farewell messages will be given this Sunday with services at 10:45 a.m. at Afolkey and 7:30 p.m. in Cedarville.
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Eaarvine— Opeeiy
Clifford Polson
Cedarville
Afolkey
Iowa
Hebrew Christian Mission
Los Angeles
Polson
Alfolkey
Darlington Man Displays Unusual 36 Star Flag
A Darlington man shows a rare 36 star flag with 13 stripes, owned by his grandfather Civil War veteran Fred Livert. Believed to have been used at GAR conventions with 1876 1884 1883 marked. It was on display over memorial weekend at Ressaipes Sweet Shop window with a musket dated 1832.
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Startington
Gordon Roseleip
Fred Livert
GAR
Whitewater Graduates Monroe and Juda Girls
Katherine June Knipschild daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Knipschild Monroe and Gladys L Nafzger were among the graduates at the 79th annual commencement of Whitewater State Teachers College. A bachelor degree in elementary education was given Nafzger and Miss Knipschild received a degree in commercial education.
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Wuss
Katherine June Knipschild
John H. Knipschild
Monroe
Gladys L. Nafzger
Whitewater State Teachers College
Naizger
Miss Knipschild
Harry Lathrop 93 Former Agent Poet in Monroe Dies
Bridgeport special obituary for Harry Lathrop a 93 year old railroader and former Milwaukee Road agent in Monroe. He wrote a 40 year weekly column Yankee at Bloomington Record and published Yankee Abroad and verse volumes. Survived by son Louis. Funeral in Mazomanie with 10 am and 2 pm services.
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Harry Lathrop
Monroe
Bridgeport
Milwaukee Road
Wisconsin
Lathrop
Wisconsin River
Bridgeport Crossing
Mazomanie
Prairie du Sac
Madison
Browntown
Brodhead
Juda
Richland Center
Spring Green
Bloomington
Yankee
Europe
Seventy-One Cattle Sold at Friesian Meet 63rd Annual
Seventy one head of cattle were sold at the 63rd annual convention of the Holstein Friesian Association of America, earning $88,765 with an average price of 1250.20. The top female Pabst Reburke Rag Apple, consigned by Pabst Knutson of Oconomowee, sold to Jose Leon of Buenos Aires for 4500. The highest priced bull, Pabst Roamer Gallant from Pabst Farms, Inc., Oconomowee, was bought by Manning farm of Manning, Iowa, for 4000.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Pabst Reburke
Pabst Knutson
Oconomowee
Jose Leon
Buenos Aires
Pabst Roamer Gallant
Pabst Farms, Inc
Manning Farm
Manning, Ia
Cedarville approves water system bond financing plan
Cedarville village board accepted a proposal to finance the water system bonds. Ordinances will be drawn by Chapman and Cutler of Chicago for review at a village meeting. An election date on the bond site will be announced after the meeting. The board also designated June 7-12 as Clean Up Week to improve streets and alleys.
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Edarville
Cedarville
Chapman and Cutler
Chicago
Twin Grove Social News Roundup Recaps Weekend Visits
Mrs J H Beightol hosts and visits mark a busy weekend with relatives from Wa ter town Monroe and Chicago. Families including Beightols Em ricks Walters and Chandlers travel to Madison Monroe and Juda for gatherings and funerals. Myrrh note follows Bible mention as healing stimulant.
County Normal School Board Holds Meeting
County normal school board met this afternoon at the courthouse. Bills were audited and plans for the next term were considered. Otto W Lund principal gave final reports. Board members are Fred J Bolender president J R Schesser Albany treasurer and Miss Florence Wartenweiler secretary.
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Uhen County
Orangeville Church Plans Children's Day Program
Brethren church will present a Children s day program this evening at 8. Participants include Lenore Brstian Toves Foleate Ja Hefty Larre Testes Rorr Ronnie Beverly Blankenhorn Katharine Lenz William Blankenhorn John Askey Richard Rinehart Susan Hefty Ronald Holmes Larry Mains Larry Ferguson Barbara Leck and Rev J E Bostian.
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Brethren Church
Lenore Brstian
Toves Foleate
Ja Hefty
Larre
Testes Rorr Ronnie
Beverly Blankenhorn
Katharine Lenz
William Blankenhorn
John Askey
Richard Rinehart
Susan Hefty
Ronald Holmes
Larry Mains
Larry Ferguson
Barbara Leck
J. E. Bostian
Orangeville Man Captures Reported Red Gopher
L De Gross of Orangeville, living a mile and a half southwest, caught a red gopher after pouring water into its burrow. Neighbors confirm it is the first red gopher seen locally. The animal is placed in a small pen on the Gross farm.
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Orangevile
L. de Gross
Orangeville
Gross
Gross Farm
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J. S. Disch
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George Hartman
Gerald Disch
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Fred J. Duerst
Ray Frederickson
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Emanuel Streiff
Ruth ‘Streiff
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Monticello
Carl Babler
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Marie Blum
Helvetian Button Club
Godfried Klossner
E. R. Blair
Carol Arn
Manston
Daught
Palmer Arn
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Albany
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harry Thurman
Fond du Lac
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Fannie G. Benkett
Pilgrim's Inn
Elizabeth Gowdge
Albert Marty
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Beloit
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