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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1951

Page

4

Monroe Students Visit Capitol in Madison Trip

Sixth grade pupils from Lincoln School toured the Wisconsin Capitol in Madison with teacher Irene Powers and six mothers. They had lunch at Vilas Park Zoo, met Assemblyman Harry Keephan, saw the treasurer’s office, met Gov Kohler, visited the museum, and climbed the building’s top before returning home. Students named include Clarence Schultz Jr. and Dorothy Mueller. accompanying mothers include Mrs. Myron I. Stair and Mrs. Fred Trickel.

Lincoln School Madison Capitol Irene Powers Vilas Park Harry A. Keefan Assembly Walter J. Kohler Wthich Child Clarence Schultz Jr Dorothy Mueller Eugene Baker Ronald Ostrander Larry Ellingson Ralph Jegerlehner Kenneth Keel Alan Kiel John Niffeneger Gary Broge Dona Blum Roy Portman William Rattin Floyd Coplien Jr Terry Copien Robert Stair Larry Trickel Arlene Ambrose Mmes Myron I. Stair Fred Trickel Clarence Schultz Alton Kiel Robert Blum Floyd Coplien

Monticello Community News Guests and Visits

A long list of social visits and guest stays fills Monticello notes. Residents and relatives travel to Madison, New Glarus, Monroe, and Madison area towns for Memorial Day visits, family gatherings, and a fishing trip to Stone Lake. Names include O D Curtis, Anna Francis, Achtenmeier, Knobel, Freitag, Babler, and Zentner among others.

A. W.becker Madison E. A. Bently Anna Francis Janesville Albert Knobel A. R. Achte|meier Manitowoc Henry Zenk Eureka S.D Paul Nic Freitag F. K. Hefty Washington Township W. S. Hoesly Delmar Kubly RoxAnn New Glarus Okee Lake Wisconsin Frederick Sammond Milwaukee Gail Fisher Champaign Nic Kubly Bonnie Dibble Alvin Ott C. M. Stauffer Rose Mary Babler Willis Babler Rufus Mwaukee Ill San Marino Calif Dwight Zweifel Jimmy Gary David Johnny Fred Roethlisberger E. A. Bontly Varana’ Schuler A. W. Becker Schuler Beck Monticello Sissabogama Stone Lake Fred Hammerly Albany William Spring Robert Holcomb Sr Lawrence F. Marty John Loertscher Clarence Holcomb Dick Freitag Ted Butler Bara Kay Aft Robert Wagner Rockford O. D. Curtis Zentner Horeb Matt Zentner Robert Holcomber John Wirth Jr Ralph Zimmerman Norma Freitag

Auction Bridge Club Meets With Substitute Guest

A Friday auction bridge session featured Mrs Henry C Elmer as substitute guest. The 32nd division band concert in Monroe Sunday drew several attendees including Howard Voegeli Edward Buddy Marty and Raymond Schenk from Monticello. The article notes various visits, family gatherings and Shrine activities across Madison Monroe and surrounding towns, ending with a note that King George VI will miss four weeks of public life due to lung inflammation and that Ontario’s official flower is the trillium.

Auction Bridge Club Henry C. Elmer E. W. Marty Tommy Jacob Voegeli Monroe Howard Voegeli Edward Buddy) Marty Raymond Schenk Monticello Willard Lunde Wilbert Marty Columbus Albert J. Marty Marilyn Marty Martys John H. Babler Robert Wild New Glarus Lydia Voegels Elizabeth Blum Robert Blums Margaret Boyum Madison Herman Klnsey London George VI Elizabeth

Rudy Kundert Turns 90, Brodhead’s Oldest Resident

Rudy M. Kundert, a longtime Green County resident born in New Glarus to Swiss settlers, observed his 90th birthday today. He has been in declining health and under a physician’s care in recent months. The Brodhead elder, whose family farmland once spanned 819 acres in Spring Grove, is survived by eight living children including Thomas Fred Robert Harold Kundert and others in Brodhead, Duran, and Rock City. a son Menguer died at Darlington on April 21.

Studhead Rudy M. Kundert Brodhead Mr. Kundert Green County New Glarus Canton Glarus Switzerland Jacob Barbara Kundert Monroe Spring Grove Town Thomas Fred Robert Harold Kundert Fred Sigil George Bustle Earl Stricker Durand Charles Kundert Rock City Menguer Darlington

Bible School Opens in Orangeville With 87 Enrollees

The Orangeville vacation Bible school opened with 87 enrolled and 80 attending the first day. Enrollment remains open. Friday plans include trips for junior and intermediate departments to Freeport to visit churches and worship centers.

Bible School Orangeville Daily Vacation Bible School Freeport

Wisconsin scientists test new chemical weed killers in field study

University of Wisconsin crop specialists trial two chemicals DNOSP and DNOSBP on common annual broad leaf weeds in a farm scene report. The piece notes Wisconsin’s dairy herd size and high butterfat yields from Holstein herds under the Holstein Association program, and mentions a traditional oyster-month belief tied to months with an R.

University of Wisconsin William J. Figs Jordan Township Harold Wild and Son Winslow Holstein-Friesian Association of America National Holstein Headquarters

Methodist Minister to Attend 97th West Wisconsin Conference

Rev Ralph K Kofoed pastor Monroe Methodist will leave tomorrow for Baraboo Wisconsin to attend the 97th annual West Wisconsin conference. Mrs H F Cunningham lay delegate from Monroe Brownstown will also attend the full session which closes Sunday June 10. Bishop H Clifford Northcott of Madison will preside and ordain candidates in a Sunday service. Appointments follow the session with conference leaders named for laymen and women groups.

Htev Ralph K. Kofoed Monroe Herbert Austin Durand Walter Jenswold Westby Stanley Schmelling New Liston Howard Tyrer Mineral Point Woman's Society of Christian Service David How 2Ry Lout Wayne

Record cigarette output projected for year ending June 30

Department of Agriculture May report on the tobacco situation forecasts American cigarette production at about 410 billion for the year ending June 30, implying eight to ten cigarettes daily per person. It follows 383 billion in 1949 50 and 390 billion in 1948 49.

Washington Department of Agriculture

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