Social Event by Monroe Jaycettes at Green County Hospital
The Monroe Jaycettes hosted a party for hospital patients with games, prizes, group singing, and refreshments. Attending Jaycettes included Mmes. Sundseth, Smith, Nack, Bosanny, Holtshopple, Schillinger, Huber, Jones, Fredericks, Severson, Stafford, Wandfluh, Kundert, and Schott. Volunteers invited via Mrs. Sundseth or Mrs. Schott. Mendota hospital field trip cancelled for Tuesday.
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Monroe Jaycettes
Green County Hospital
Jaycettes
Mmes
Kenneth Sundseth
William Smith
Leo Nack
James Bosanny
Robert Holtshopple
Vernon Schillinger
Norman Huber
Robert R. Jones
Milo Fredericks
Victor Severson
Rodney Stafford
Wesley Wandfluh
Jack Kundert
Francis Schott
Amos
Mother Daughter Tea At Monticello Promises Friendship
The annual mother daughter tea sponsored by the Women's Guild of the Monticello United Church of Christ will be held Friday evening. Refreshments start at 7 30 p.m. A variety program directed by Mrs J Allan Mittler Mrs Doris Wagner and Mrs George Wasserstrauss follows in Fellowship Hall. Tickets are available from multiple organizers and at Blum's store.
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Monticello
Times
Women’s Guild
The
John D. Zimmerman
Gordon Schultz
Anna G. Blum
Louise Karlen
Fred Preuti
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Ailwina Gempler
Irene Marty
Blum
Buchholtz Couple Honored at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. William Moser hosted a potluck Sunday for the 20th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Buchholtz of Monroe. A wedding cake topped the table as guests included family members and friends from Monroe, Freeport, Belleville, and nearby areas.
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Kenneth Norder
William
Will Norder
John Steinmann
Robert Buchholtz
Monroe
Ray Carter
Stephen
Freeport
Mae Buchholtz
Belleville
Jane
Michael Moser
Mrs. Marshall Feted With Argyle OES Party
Mrs Homer Marshall of Blanchardville honored by Alpha Chapter Eastern Star at a surprise party in the Masonic Temple Argyle with past grand officers and lodge secretaries in attendance. Family members attended and a program followed.
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Blanchardville
Homer
Dorothy) Marshall
Grand
Idaho
Wisconsin
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Argyle
Marshall
Argyle Lodge
Madison LPN Picnic Set Monday at Tenny Park Shelter
The Madison District of Wisconsin Association of Licensed Practical Nurses will hold its annual picnic Monday from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Tenny Park shelter house with entry via Johnson Street. Reservations should be sent to Julia Heitsch at 226 MSI Road, Madison, by Saturday.
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Madison
Reunion of Bennehoff Descendants Held This Sunday
The 13th annual gathering of Hugh and Elizabeth Bennehoff’s descendants takes place Sunday at Laona Heights Forest Preserve near Durand. A picnic lunch is planned for noon, with rain site at the Orangeville fire station.
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Orangeville
Hugh and
Elizabeth Bennehoff
Laona Heights Forest Preserve
Durand
New Glarus Scouts Attend Fun Day Event
About 40 Brownie and Girl Scouts from New Glarus troops attended Scout Fun Day at Blanchardville on Saturday. The girls performed a part of the program, taught the song Teach Me How to Yodel, and a Swiss folk dance. Leaders and mothers present included Mrs. Robert Strickler neighborhood chairman and Mses. William Hillestad, Robert Alderman, Merton Colney, Palmer Knobel, Calvin Wickline, Robert Hoesly, and Dorene Moldenhauer.
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NEW Glarus
Blanchardville
Robert Strickler
William Hillestad
Robert Alderman
Merton Colney
Palmer Knobel
Calvin
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Wisconsin Legislature action highlights reforms and delays
In Madison, the Assembly killed by 47 to 42 a bill repealing a Labor Peace Act two thirds vote requirement for all union shop deals. A separate 81 to 11 vote rejected non partisan county officer elections while a Senate bill would widen store owners arrest powers for suspected shoplifters and extend State Patrol arrest authority for felonies or misdemeanors. The Assembly advanced a chiropractor treatment option for workers compensation with spine and pelvis limits, sending the measure to the Joint Finance Committee amid projected state cost increases of about 81,000 over two years.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Lynn Stalbaum
R-Racine
Robert Dean
D-Wausau
Ward
Joint Finance Committee
Industrial Commission
Religious program use of schools blocked by attorney general
Attorney General John Reynolds ruled that a State Assembly bill to allow public school buildings to host religious services while churches are built violates both federal and state constitutions. Republicans Clemens McEssy and Wackett sponsored the measure to let Brookfield school host temporary services. Reynolds said the plan would not interfere with school operations yet fails constitutional muster.
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Madison
John Reynolds
State Assembly
Harold Clemens
Waukesha
Earl McEssy
Fond du Lac
Byron Wackett
Watertown
Brookfield
Reynolds
Soviet Terms Talks Useful Says Pravda in Vienna Meeting
Pravda called Kennedy Khrushchev talks a useful start toward easing cold war barriers. It said two days cannot solve major issues but a joint frank discussion in Vienna should remove postwar roadblocks and keep hope alive that reason and peace will prevail.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Vienna
U.S
Jacqueline Kennedy Leaves London for Greece Vacation
Jacqueline Kennedy departed London aboard a commercial airliner for a Greece vacation. She was joined by her brother-in-law and sister, Prince and Princess Stanislas, on the trip.
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Greece
London
Jacqueline Kennedy
Prince
Princess Stanislas
Schutte Family Opts Season Pool Tickets for Family Saver
Mr and Mrs A George Schutte of 2116 16th street with nine children plan to buy season tickets for the Park swimming pool to save costs. Individual adult and student rates apply with tickets available at the pool office during morning hours for the next two weeks.
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George Schutte
16Th Street
Pierre
Paul
Jel
Russell
Teresa
James
Michele
Denise
Jody
Schutte
Piggly Wiggly Co
Thomas Norager
Four Youths Hurt In Two-Car Crash
Four youths were injured in a two car collision north of Freeport on Illinois 26 near the Pecatonica River bridge. Anthony Scuitto 18 Red Oak driver of one car suffered a possible fracture to the left leg. passenger David Jordan 15 McConnell had a fractured left hip. Richard Freeze 17 Orangeville driver of the other car had a cut lip. Tom Marcum 18 Orangeville had minor cuts. none were hospitalized. Investigators said Scuitto lost control on a muddy shoulder and was struck from the rear by Freeze.
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Orangeville
Anthony Scuitto
Red Oak
David Jordan
McConnell
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Richard Freeze
Tom Marcum
Freeport
Illinois
Pecatonica River Bridge
Scuitto
Two County Townships Get State Land Payment
Albany and Cadiz Townships in Green County receive state funds in lieu of school taxes on lands held for public hunting. Cadiz Township gets $188.22 for 354 acres near Zanders Lake. Albany Township gets $156.88 for 136 acres near the Sugar River Wildlife Area.
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Albany
Cadiz
Green County
Harry Stroebe
Madison
Zanders Lake
Sugar River
Stroebe
Cadiz Township
Albany Township
Argyle Township
Fayette Township
Yellowstone Lake
Lafayette County
Levites Guarding Temple Service in Jerusalem
In ancient Israel the Levites form a sacred caste tasked with temple duties in Jerusalem, serving as guardians of the sanctuary and its rites.
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Ancient
Israel
Jerusalem
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