Colin Kelly Ill Becomes Officer at West Point
Cadet Captain Colin P. Kelly Ill, son of World War II hero Colin P. Kelly Jr., is commissioned as a second lieutenant at the U.S. Military Academy West Point. He ranks 316th in a 504-cadet class and plans a military career while pursuing his own path, with an upcoming June wedding to Mary Margaret Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N.Y
Colin P. Kelly
Capt. Kelly
U.S. Military Academy
Kelly
Corky
Media
Mary Margaret Cooper
Goshen
Reilly
Colin P. Kelly Jr
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Ft. Knox
Ft. Benning
Mothers and Child Attend Cerebral Palsy Camp Event
Mrs Engebretson and her son Mathew selected to attend the tenth annual one week Cerebral Palsy Parents Training Institute at Easter Seal Camp Wanbeek near the Wisconsin Dells. The institute aids home care and parent support for children ages 3 to 6 with cerebral palsy and is sponsored by a Jaycettes grant with Wisconsin Eastern Sealm Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Engebretson
13Th Street
Brodhead
Mathew
Wanbeek
Wisconsin Dells
University Hospitals
Madison
The
Jaycettes
Wisconsin Eastern Seal Society
New Glarus Visit Highlights Tschudy Family Weekend
New Glarus. Mrs. Millard Tschudy hosted relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tschudy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tschudy Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tschudy and family and Mrs. Louise Biesik from Milwaukee who attended stud and James Tschudy Saturday at Primrose Lutheran church. Chicago visitors Steve Lyons Gene Polland and Dr. L Freeman stayed with the David Kundert family. Sunday guests were Dr. and Mrs. T A Pfaff of Sun Prairie. Fred P Streiff and wife plan to return tonight from Brookings South Dakota after attending a cousin’s graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Tschudy
Albert Tschudy
Wayne Tschudy
Louise Biesik
Milwaukee
Stud
James Tschudy
Primrose Lutheran Church
Steve Lyons
Gene Polland
Fred P. Streiff
Brookings, S.C
Funeral visits and illnesses span several towns
Everett Washington visitors attend funeral of Lottie Daubert. Mabel Bouer hosts family as Grace Shonspiez and several others suffer flu illness. Beloit and Monroe travelers stop en route. Lydia Marean attends Norman Klientz funeral in Orangeville. Jordan grandchildren visit Janesville with Ed Jordan. Baptism of Lisa Jo Starke at Des Plaines Illinois draws Starke, Siedschlag, and Hartwick family attendance.
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Forrest D. Bouer
Everett
Wash
Mabel Bouer
Lottie Daubert
William Bouer
West Bend
Grace Shonspiez
Glen Stocker
Beloit
Monroe
Lydia Marean
Norman Klientz
Orangeville
Stephen
Lorie Jordan
Janesville
Florence Jordan
Ed Jordans
Jordan
A. B. Hartwick
Mabel Bauer
B. J. Mansfield
Hartwick
William Starke
Emil Schmerse
Frank Siedschlag
Libby to Build Walworth Plant in Wisconsin
Libby, McNeill and Libby plans a 2 million dollar frozen foods plant and distribution center in Walworth County at Darien on a 200 acre site. It will start in weeks, employ about 200 people, and use 2500 acres of peas, 2500 acres of corn, 1000 acres of lima beans, plus some carrots, with tax climate and costs influencing location.
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Chicago
Libby, McNeill and Libby
Walworth County
Darien
David Whitley
Alan Weber
Libby
Frozen Foods Division
Wisconsin
Linois
Whitley
Classified ads bring buyers and sellers together
A guide notes classified ads connect buyers, renters, and sellers, offering a simple way to meet. It highlights Cupid style matchmaking in ad form and the practical reach of local listings for personal and commercial needs.
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Dinty Moore
Staley’s
Kraft’s
Tidy Home
BO An
Sizzlin
Sirloin
Pedi
Shasta
Nestle
Doe
California
Topco
Sreeee
Sea & Ski
Suntani Losion
Bird Farm Sausage
Camay Soap
Ra Oic
Ivory
Pia
AAW Lial Ivukt Liquid
Downey
MR. Clean
Spic & Span
Pka
Crisco
Colin Kelly
Terry Mechelke
Ada Zentner
17Th Avenue
Medford High School
Medford
C.L. Mechelke
Medford Municipal Auditorium
Terry
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Engebretson
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Juda
Mabel E. Bouer
Walworth
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