Dairy Leaders Meet Tomorrow in Monticello for Dairy Month Plans
The county Dairy Month meeting will be held tomorrow night in Casino Hall Monticello to finalize promotional programs for June Dairy Day on June 30. Dairy sales promotions have started in local grocery stores and restaurants while eight trading centers run queen candidate contests. The county extension office fields 40 girls and Homemakers for dairy food demonstrations. M Palmer Welsh chairs the event with emphasis on the queen banquet and June 30 activities. Final committee appointments are announced with Monticello staff composing many roles.
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We County Committee
Casino Hall
Monticello
M Palmer Welsh
New Glarus
C. M. Stauffer
Thomas Brusveen
Lawrence G. Marty
R. K. Dugdale
John Streiff
Henry V. Bachter
Adam Schuler
Clarence Wittenwater
M. E. Lynn
Fred Escher
Harold Bachler
Jacob Kopp
Emil G. Voegel
Albert Knobel
John Stenbroten
Wally Feldt
Elwood Lutee
Howard Voegeli
Senate Boosts Research Funds by 58 Million Dollars
Senate passed a 2.37 billion spending bill by voice vote to finance welfare and labor departments for the coming fiscal year. It includes 58 million added to support continued NIH cancer heart disease mental ills arthritis and other diseases, aligning with President Eisenhower's request though with House differences to be resolved in conference.
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Waonvuion
Senate
Eiesnhower
House
Eisenhower
National Institutes of Health
Monticello Times Social Notes and Visitors
Monticello Times records numerous social visits across Wisconsin and Illinois. Residents and relatives from New Glarus Madison Monroe Beloit Denver and Evansville attend reunions visits and family gatherings including the Becker family reunion at Evansville park and multiple callers to local homes. A brief science note states 25 percent of pig growth response is inherited with the remainder driven by prenatal to marketing feeding.
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W. L. Zweifel
New Glarus
Savanna
Ill
Wex Christensen
Michael
Dee
Cindy
Denver
Cole
G. C. Schuler
Mary
Margaret
Orfordville
A. Bently
Adam Schuler
Edward Theiler
Beloit
Jacob Wittenwyler
Harold Broge
Vincenz Baebler
Pleasant
Charles Pickett
Monroe
Fred Babler
Janville
Emma Keeler
John
Harvey Hahn
Leeds
Ernest Dahler
Fred A. Blum
E. A. Kundert
Arlie Trickel
Freeport
Edward Kacheldorf
St. Louis
Elmers
Albert Knobel
Madison
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Lake Koshkonong
Circle meetings recessed for July and August
Social events and summer meetings of the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Circle will recess in July and August and reopen in September. June meeting featured Mrs. William V. Baebler as organist with visiting committee appointed for July and August. Program included Mrs. Clara Elmer’s "The Committed Christian" and monologues by members, with tea for 43 members and three guests.
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Amitoelly Crimes
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Circle
William V. Baebler
A. R. Achtemeier
C. W. Karlen
Hulda Karlen
Dalry
Clara Elmer
Mmes Emil Sutter
Bertha Sullivan
Charles DeVoe
Monroe
Devotions and Meeting at St John’s Women’s Union
Rev Kehle led devotions and discussion after viewing the film Sharing the Fellowship at the Women’s Union meeting in St John’s Evangelical and Reformed church last evening. Mrs C J Sehwinger led the business session. Mrs Herbert H Stauffacher elected Elmhurst conference delegate for July 17 to 20 at Elmhurst College. Refreshments for about 70 were provided by Mrs Frank W Pickett, Mrs Sylvia Richards, and committee with spring flowers as centerpieces.
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Women's Union
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. J. Sehwinger
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Elmhurst
Elmhurst College
Frank W. Pickett
Sylvia Richards
Bible Schools Planned By Churches at Juda
Bible schools are being held at the Baptist and EUB churches. The school opened Monday and will continue next week, Monday through Friday. Daily sessions run 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. The Baptist school is this week only with both morning and afternoon sessions.
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Wei Caseserie
Baptist
EUB
the Baptist School
Mrs Ralph Bridge and family attend Jacksonville events
Mrs Ralph Bridge and her daughter Marilynne spent days in Jacksonville TI visiting their daughter and sister Nancy. Friday night they attended a Belle Lettres Society formal banquet where Nancy was installed as president and in charge of arrangements. Saturday they attended the wedding of Miss Mary Ellsworth and Bill Handy at St James Methodist Church Danville with a reception at Harrison Country Club. Miss Bridge served as an attendant.
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Opeca
Ralph Bridge
Marilynne
Jacksonville
Nancy
Belle Lettres Society
Bridge
Mary Ellsworth
Bill Handy
St. James Methodist Church
Danville
Harrison Country Club
Miss Bridge
Monroe to Host Open District Friendship Night
The Monroe Pythian Sisters host an open District Friendship Night at 8 in 100F hall with representatives from Beloit Fort Atkinson Water town Milwaukee Edgerton and Brodhead. each temple will provide entertainment. The WMF Guild of Jordan Lutheran church meets tomorrow at 2 with hostesses Simon Meyer Clarence Golickson Louis Lehman and Elmer Hanson. a cradle roll program will be presented.
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Monroe
Monroe Pythian Sisters
Beloit
Ft. Atkinson
Watertown
Milwaukee
Edgerton
Brodhead
Church Group to Meet at Mrs Burkhalter Home
Circle Three of Union Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow at 2 p m in the home of Mrs Burt Burkhalter 2418 9th Street Mrs Edna Howe and Miss Emma Buehler will be co hosts The Woman's Relief Corps will meet at 2 p m tomorrow in the Woman’s rooms.
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Circle Three
Union Presbyterian Church
Burt Burkhalter
9Th Street
Edna Howe
Emma Buehler
Suum Vimes
Woman's Relief Corps
Wom Ub
Green County 4H Club meeting held at Wilbert Hefty home
Marianne Burgy led the pledge at the Green County Center 4H Club meeting hosted by the Hefty family. David Foulker spoke on fire safety while Edith Hilfiker offered a posture demonstration, followed by group singing. The next meeting will be at the Hilder home at one o clock.
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Green County Center
Marianne Burgy
Wilbert Hefty
David Foulker
Edith Hilfiker
Homemakers trip to Madison industries and Truax Field
South Wayne Friendship Homemakers Club members led by Mrs Dahman and others toured Madison industries and Truax Field, with an evening show. The group included Mrs Meier, Mrs De Nure, Mrs Rood, and others. A separate Cyprus news item reports a gunman killing two in Famagusta, with a teacher firing back. Authorities note uncertainty over American children in institutions, fewer than 95,000 in 1950.
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Friendship Club
South Wayne
Marathon Boy Named Wisconsin Star Farmer at FFA Convention
18 year old Gropp from Spencer Marathon County named Wisconsin star farmer at the Future Farmers of America annual convention. He and his younger brother share farm duties on the 240 acre family operation while their father works off the farm in fall and winter. The event also awarded honorary Wisconsin Farmer degrees to fourteen adults including state officials and agriculture instructors.
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Gropp
Spencer
Marathon County
Wisconsin
Future Farmers of America
Robert
George E. Watson
Berna
Conlin
Columbus
Joseph Conlin
FFA
Robert Gropp
du Wayne
Duane Mortimer
L.’ A. Blackbourn
Berlin
Raymond L. Hoeft
Omro
Ray Gilbertson
Stevens Point
William Reynolds
Phi Myatt
Elsmer Mayville
Daily Worker Critiques Khrushchev Speech
The Daily Worker chides Khrushchev and the Soviet leadership for not publishing the full revelations about Stalin’s crimes. It weighs the State Department summary as authentic but non official and views the speech as partial in correcting a monstrous perversion of socialist principles under Stalin.
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New York
Daily Worker
Khrushchev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalin
U.S. State Department
Communist Party Congress
Po Today
Insurance Exam Ghosting Aired in Racine Hearing
Two Racine businessmen told State Insurance Commissioner Paul J. Rogan they acted in good faith and did not know they were doing anything improper. Frederick Gaiser used Kovach’s name to take an exam for his auto insurance writing agency, raising questions about licensing rules and the status of Gaiser’s license. Both men admitted limited familiarity with insurance laws and offered their business records. Rogan planned a ruling.
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Mowwoun Wm
Racine
Paul J. Rogan
J. E. Kovach
Frederick Gaiser
Kovach
Rogan
Gaiser
Kaiser
Asst
Harold Persons
Insurance Department
Rogan and Persons
Monroe Man Hurt in Crash Near Cameron's Corners
Richard Willborn of Route 1 Monroe was injured with chest and jaw, elbow, knee lacerations after a two vehicle crash on County Trunk P south of Monroe at Cameron's corners yesterday at 7 30 p m. Walter E Schroeder also of Route 1 Monroe drove the other car which was a total loss. Sheriff deputies reported the left front fender grille and bumper of the Willborn car damaged.
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Richard Willborn
Route 1
Monroe
Cameron's Corners
Willborn
Walter E Schroeder
Schroeder
Sweet Potato Planting Project by Local Church Group
Members of the Brotherhood of Zwingli Evangelical and Reform Church planted a thousand sweet potato plants on land provided by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hauri near the village. The project follows the "God's Acres" cooperative plan for church fellowship and funds.
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Wowwewcuaas
Brotherhood of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter Hauri
God's Acres
Argentine Army Heads Fired In Government Reshuffle
President Pedro Aramburu dismissed two top army commanders Lt Gen Julio A Lagos and Brig Gen Roberto Tomas Dalton as part of a broad move to curb military influence, restore democracy, and streamline a bloated bureaucracy from the Peron era. Maj Gen Francisco Jose Zerda became army commander in chief.
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Buenosancestn
Pedro Aramburu
Aramburu
Francisco Jose Zerda
Lagos
Dalton
Ambassadors to Peru Reflect Shifts in Military Support
The action marks a concession to younger officers who push for change while many senior commanders still back totalitarian rule, only turning against Peron at the last moment.
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Peru
Peron
Kentucky School for the Blind Holds Full Graduation Night
In Louisville the Kentucky School for the Blind marks a unique year with a single high school graduate, Miss Caola Mae Warfield of Henderson. Whitney M. Young, president of Lincoln Institute, delivers the commencement address as graduates increasingly join local public schools under Kool's integration policy.
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Louisville
Kentucky School For the Blind
Caola Mae Warfield
Henderson
Whitney M. Young
Lincoln Institute
Kool
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