John F. O Leary Life, Farm Leader, Dies at 76
John F. O Leary 76 longtime Rock County farmer died Monday night at Wagner Convalescent Home Janesville where his funeral will be held tomorrow. He served 15 years as Rock County Farm Bureau treasurer and was named 1934 Master Farmer for Wisconsin agriculture. He leaves a large family and is buried at Mt Olivet after rites at St Patrick s Catholic church.
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John F. O'Leary
Rock County
Wagner
Janesville
O'Leary
PTA
Farm Bureau
Fair Board
John
Ellen Cranny O’leary
St. Patrick’s Church
Ellen Flaherty
St. Patrick’s Holy Name Society
Mt. Olivet Cemetery Association
Rock Township
Leonard Manthey
John Jr
Robert
Sylvester
Antigo
Vincent
Robert Lilburn Jr
Janesville High School
John Condon
Edgerton High School
Hugh
Joseph
Henry
Charles O'Leary
Catherine Montayne
Mary Elizabeth
Eileen Eugenia
Michael
Mayme O’leary
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet
Miss Krauss Graduates From Otterbein College
The Gottlob Krauss family traveled from Westerville Ohio to attend Virginia Krauss graduation from Otterbein College with a BA in education and Spanish. She will teach English and Spanish at Kewaskum high school in Wisconsin. Kathryn Krauss studies at Milton College and Mildred Krauss at Otterbein will work in Monroe this summer before resuming studies.
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Gottlob Krauss
Westerville
Virginia
Otterbein College
Kewaskum
Wis
Kathryn
Milton College
Ohio
Mildred
Monroe
Reuss Denounces Secrecy in Probes
Henry S. Reuss candidate for the Democratic senatorial nomination assailed government secrecy before the Rock County Democratic Organizing Committee. He urged that hearings and meetings of congressional committees the university Board of Regents the Conservation Commission be open to the public and press.
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Janesville
Henry S. Reuss
Rock County
Democratic Organizing Committee
John Q
Milwaukee
Reuss
Congressional
University Board of Regents
the Conservation Commission
Williams Exposes Tax Scam Tied to Udell
Senator Williams charges Jack Udell with pilfering about 451 559 from the government via devious methods while owing 750 000 in taxes and penalties. Udell is linked to Joseph R. Nunan and the Internal Revenue Bureau scandal, with claims he used the funds to run the National Meat and Food Institute in Miami for veteran training.
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Washington
Sen. Williams
Senate
Jack Udell
New York City
Frankford
Del
Miami Beach
Fla
Williams
Delaware
Internal Revenue Bureau
Udell
Internal Revenue
Joseph R. Nunan
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Nunan
Department of Justice
National Meat and Food Institute
Miami
Madison Dairy Firm Charged in Bar Sales
Bowman Farm Dairy of Madison is charged with selling low butterfat bars as Pal Dairy Bar, mislabeling an adulterated food. Gehl's Guernsey Farms of Milwaukee made the bars, wrappers omit ice cream words and claim six percent butterfat, well below ice cream standards. The firm has 20 days to respond.
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Madison
Bowman Farm Dairy
Dist. Atty
Richard Bardwell
Bardwell
Bowman
Pal Dairy Bar
Gehl’s Guernsey Farms ,Inc
Milwaukee
Gill Resigns at UW to Lead Washington Correction Institute
Howard B. Gill a sociology lecturer at the University of Wisconsin resigns to become director of the Institute of Correctional Administration at George Washington University in Washington D C. He will also consult for the Puerto Rican government on its correctional program after joining the George Washington post.
Alice Judging Locations Listed for Dairyland Contest
Green County entries Phyllis Teehan and De Lea Treloar will join Madison Kiwanians in preliminary judging in Madison next Monday. State-wide first activity includes candidates from Green Dane Columbia and eastern Sauk Counties. Second regional event June 13 in Fennimore features Carole Anderson Audrey Spensley and Audrey Watrud. State finals set for June 27 in Seymour Outagamie County.
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Green County
Madison Kiwanians
Madison
Green
Dane
Columbia
Sauk
Phyllis Teehan
13Th Avenue
DeLea Treloar
9Th Street
Lafayette County
Fennimore Memorial Municipal
Whitish-Funk American Legion Post
Carole Anderson
Shullsburg
Audrey Spensley
Platteville
Audrey Watrud
Route 3
Blanchardville
Alice In Dairyland
Seymour
Outagamie County
Rev. E M Marks Dies at Wautoma
Brodhead Times special reports the death of Rev. E M Marks former Evangelical United Brethren pastor in Brodhead. He served 1928 to 1935 here then moved to Clintonville and Augusta, retired six years ago to Wautoma with his widow and three children surviving.
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Brodhead
E. M. Marks
Wautoma
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Marks
Brodhead Church
Clintonville
Augusta
Ora Marks
Chicago
Ind
Leona Hanson
Iowa
Hanson
Our Missionary World
Arthur
Laverne A. Marks
Folkston
Florida
Waupun
Robert Bernstein
Orfordville
Iron Ore Mines Halted by CIO Steel Workers Strike
The Lake Superior District in Wisconsin Minnesota and Upper Michigan paused mining as CIO Steel workers call a nationwide strike. About 25,000 workers in three states are affected with hundreds more idled at ore ports as shipments cease. Most miners are in Minnesota with about 9,000 in Upper Michigan and nearly 700 in Hurley Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
CIO
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Hurley
Wis
Public Aid Totals for April Reach 102,404 Recipients
In April 102,404 people received public assistance in the state, totaling $4,571,423. Old age benefits went to 51,506 recipients amounting to $2,847,896. General relief served 17,630 people ($433,000), dependent children 31,467 ($1,138,922), blind 1,335 ($84,136), and disabled 933 ($67,469). Average grant was $44.64.
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Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
Blondie the Studer family dog dies at nine
Blondie a collie shepherd dog beloved by the Ernest E. Studer children and neighborhood, died at age nine from presumed old age. The dog endured six poisoning attempts before passing away peacefully at the Studer garage, where she greeted visitors with a wag. She was a companion to Frederick, Rosalie, Hedwig, Louis, Gary and Nathan, and many neighbors.
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Blondie
Ernest E. Studer
Studer
Studers
Frederick
Rosalie
Hedwig
Louis
Gary
Nathan Studer
Obituary Notice for Albert Kahl of Mt. Horeb
Albert Kahl 74 lifelong Mt. Horeb resident died yesterday after long illness. Services Saturday 1:30 at home and 2 at Mt. Horeb Lutheran Church Rev E R Anderson officiating with burial in Mt. Horeb cemetery. He leaves three sons Leslie Albert Jr and La Vernene all of Mt. Horeb three daughters Mrs Grant Hustad Mrs Carl Buechner and Mrs Jergen Greve all of Mt. Horeb two sisters Mrs F W Schroeder Belingham Wash and Mrs Carmen Thesding Loganville four brothers John Mr Horeb Carl Raedel Alfred Raedel and Herman Raedel all of Loganville six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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MT. Horeb
Albert Kahl
Mt. Horeb Lutheran Church
E. R. Anderson
Kahl
Leslie
Albert Jr
la Vernene
Grant Hustad
Carl Buechner
Jergen Greve
F. W. Schroeder
Bellingham
Wash
Carmen Thesding
Loganville
John
Horeb
Carl Raedel
Alfred Raedel
Herman Raedel
Girl 5 Drowns at dam near Gresham Wis
Five year old Janet Destferhoff drowned yesterday after slipping into 14 feet of water while playing with two other girls near the village power plant dam in Gresham Wisconsin.
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Gresham, Wis
Janet Desterhoff
Car collision tightens on West Exchange street
Minor damage reported to the Clancy Shaw car as Kathleen Joransen exited a parking space on West Exchange street at 4 40 p m Monday.
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Brodhead
Clancy Shaw
Kathleen Joransen
West Exchange Street
U S Battle Casualties in Korea Reach 109,159
Total U S battle casualties in Korea rose to 109,159, an increase of 182 from the prior week, with the figure announced by officials.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
Howarths Welcome Their First Child
Mr and Mrs Harlan Howarth of Elizabeth Illinois announce the birth of their son. The child was born Monday at Deaconess hospital in Freeport. Mrs Howarth formerly Wilma Burgi of Monroe was the mother.
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Howarth
Harlan Howarth
Elizabeth
Ill
Deaconess
Remaly Graduates in University of Dubuque Centennial class
John H Remaly a son of Rev and Mrs Earl E Remaly of Mineral Point and former Monroe residents is in the centennial graduating class of the University of Dubuque He will receive the Bachelor of Arts degree Friday and is preparing for the ministry.
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Remaly
John H. Remaly
Earl E. Remaly
Mineral Point
Monroe
University of Dubuque
4-H Session Shifted in Green County Fair Grounds
The 4-H leaders of Green County will meet at 8 p.m. Friday June 13 in the stock pavilion at the fair grounds. The meeting moved from Monday June 9. Various items will be judged at the session.
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Green County
Bickhams Visit Monroe En Route to Hoyleton Home
Mr and Mrs R W Bickham and son Bruce visited friends in Monroe while traveling to their new home in Hoyleton Illinois. Mr Bickham served as boys adviser at the Neillsville Indian mission school. Mrs Bickham is identified as the former Betty.
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R. W. Bickham
Bruce
Monroe
Hoyleton
Bickham
Neillsville Indian Mission School
Mission field worker Jane Howell tours with Altman family
Jane Howell, noted for mission work, joins Helen Altman the Neillsville secretary, and their party visiting to spend a vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Altman.
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Jane Howell
Helen Altman
Neillsville
Joe Altman
Miss Sally Wenger Clarifies Monroe Clinic Employment
The notice states Miss Sally Jane Wenger, daughter of Mrs. Pearl Wenger, is not employed at Monroe Clinic as previously reported. It notes she graduated from Monroe High School last night.
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Sally Jane Wenger
Pearl Wenger
Monroe Clinic
Monroe High School
Sally Wenger
Ralph Wenger
Eckstam Child Born At St. Clare Hospital
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Eckstam welcomed a daughter born this morning at St. Clare hospital. Mrs. Eckstam is Evelyn Urben of New Glarus. The couple also has a three year old son named Ronald.
Ice melts into water that occupies less volume
When ice turns to liquid water the substance decreases in volume as the solid structure breaks apart. This causes the melted water to occupy less space than the original ice.
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