Students Receive Brodhead Awards in Commencement Day
In Brodhead the eighth grade and high school students were honored with a range of awards during the class day program. Valedictory went to Marian Lee, with Virginia Boettcher receiving the English award and Leslie Kidd the science award. Other recognitions included citizenship, auxiliary, veterans, art, scholastic honors, perfect attendance, cheerleading, baseball, and national honor society pins, naming multiple students across grades and activities.
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Brodhead
Times
C. T. Pfisterer
Betty Weibel
Virginia Boettcher
Marian Lee
Leslie Kidd
JoAnn Stencel
Russell Pinnow
Woman's Relief Corp
Tom
VEW
Norman Williams
American Legion Med
Judith Lee
Lewis Wheeler
Marilyn Arnold
Mary Anderson
Stuart Bjork
Marie Hoff
William Lampa
Dorothy Ollson
Beverly Fairman
Gerald Foss
Mart Peterson
Geraldine Bramble
Caroline Jones
Donald Jones
Peggy Staffeld
Jorys
Kenneth Dei Clarence Virgil Deining
Betty Christensen
Loretta Latham
Arthur Reflerick
Donna Swartzlow
Kathleen Stampli
Rani Jo Stencelifield
Jeanette Stuessy
Lauren Earlywine
Bergly May
Beth Hageman
Clar- Prude
Doris Buehler
Arthur Charlene Lentz
Lenore Me
Kenneth Perkins
Betty Pin
Patricia Wish
Carolyn i
Marie Joff
Dorothy Olson
JoAnn Stenfel
Jerry Christensen
Carolyn Pinnow
David Clark
Robert Krause
Albert Krause
Decatur Township
Gwen Fleming
Carolyn Olson
Donna Swartz
Wayne Vanderbilt Honors Daughter at Juda High School
Wayne Vanderbilt presented the American Legion citizenship award to his daughter Miss Bette Ellen Vanderbilt during Juda High School class day exercises. She participated in forensics, glee club, and majorette this year, with others named on the honor roll including Shir ley Kueng as valedictorian and Arthur Carter as salutatorian.
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Wayne Vanderbilt
American Legion
Bette Ellen Vanderbilt
Juda High School
Shirley Kueng
John Kueng
Arthur Carter
Russell Carter
Wisconsin Senate approves 10 million state building plan
The Wisconsin Senate approved a 10 225 000 building appropriation bill second only to the budget. It funds 6 8 million for a central training school at Madison for the Department of Public Welfare 2 8 million for the University of Wisconsin medical school and 625 000 for state armories. The session also passed tax exemption for life insurance paid to corporations or partnerships on officers and partners lives and approved hospital regulation with a seven member advisory panel. It concurred in an Assembly measure requiring rear fenders on trucks other than dump trucks and cut penalties for overweight trucks. A submarine ridge from Greenland to Scotland blocks Arctic deep water from most of the Atlantic.
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Madidun U
Wisconsin Senate
Madison
Department of Public Welfare
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Senate
Assembly
Bicycle Accident Toll Roughly 600 U.S. Deaths Yearly
The article notes that bicycle crashes kill about six hundred people in the United States each year, highlighting cycling safety as a public concern.
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United States
Mrs Wischoff Jr Leaves for Pinehurst Sanatorium
Mrs M J Wischoff Jr of Oregon and two brothers Grant and Lai ren Belleville are mentioned. Mrs Ralph B Strasser of 1008 17th avenue has been ill at home for a month and departed yesterday for Pinehurst sanatorium in Janesville for an indefinite stay. The note references an extended health-related move in a local community.
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M. J. Wischoff Jr
Oregon
Grant and
Lairen
Belleville
Pinehurst
Ralph B. Strasser
17Th Avenue
Janesville
Schuh matriarch returns home to Dell Rapids
Mrs P A Schuh of 1624 11th street has recovered from illness and returned home with her daughter Mrs James Nesby of Dell Rapids South Dakota. Nesby, formerly Matilda Schuh, arrived in town in May after her mother fell ill. The wood cemetery mishap that struck a man is also noted by his parents.
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Schuh
P. A. Schuh
11Th Street
James Nesby
Dell Rapids
S. D
Nesby
Matilda Schuh
Belmont Services Set for Mrs. Aurit
Belmont notices the death of 76 year old Mrs Faustine Aurit of Belmont after a five month illness. Services 9 am Friday at her residence and 9 30 am at St Peters Elk Grove with burial in church cemetery. Rosary tonight at 8 15. Ed suggests survivors include five daughters four sons a brother and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Belmont
Aurit Belmont
Faustine Aurit
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Elk Grove
Carl Beck
Rosary
Elk Grove Township
Lafayette County
St. Peter's Church and Aid Society
Aurit
Alfred Skelly
Janesville
Merlin Cherry
Shullsburg
Carl Peterson
Rose Chris
Bernard ‘Schwartz
Darlinton
Vincent
William Staver
Delavan
Arnold Kleppe Dies in Belleville at 54
Services for Arnold Kleppe 54 of Belleville were held at Becker funeral home with Rev. Howard Beil officiating. Burial followed in Oregon cemetery. He leaves his mother Elizabeth Kleppe and four sisters Huldan Kleppe Milwaukee Mrs Herbert Elmer Madison and Mrs Elmer Figs New Glarus among others.
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Arnold Kleppe
Belleville
Becker Funeral Home
Howard Beil
Oregon Cemetery
Elizabeth Kleppe
Huldan Kleppe
Milwaukee
Herbert Elmer
Madison
Elmer Figs
New Glarus
Mrs Calder to Return from Ripon with New Grandchild
Mrs J C Calder is expected home tomorrow from Ripon where she has been visiting with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs John Calder who became the parents of their first child May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wright
J. C. Calder
Ripon
John Calder
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William’ Lampa
Clarence Hoesly
FFA
Wayne Montgomery
Arthur Riese
Richard Badertscher
Kenneth Deininger
Virgil Deininger
Jerry Montefelt
Raymond Malcock
Banjo Pete
Greenland
Scotland
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Japan
Frank E. Hamilton
Lynne
Ft. Lawton
Hamilton
Far East Command
E. C. Hamiltons
Gary
Harold A. Neuenschwander
25Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Green
Wood Cemetery
McGregor Atoll
Kees
Bodolstein
Elian
Wil-El del
Argyle, Wisconsin
Monroe
Penney’s
VACA
Penney's
Petiorns
Doan
Boan
Monroe's
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