Jubilee Planned By Garden Club
Brodhead Garden Club plans its annual Jubilee on Monday June 15 from 1 to 6 p m in the Fellowship Hall of the EUB church. Mrs Fred Hahlen chairs the show and silver tea with guests welcome.
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Brodhead
Brodhead Garden Club
EUB
Fred Hahlen
Grace Hartman
William Baumgartner
E. D. Porterfield
Adam Fleck
Robert Douglas
Glen Earleywine
Tom Thumbs
Selmer Olson
Mmes
Nellie Roderick
Jessie Douglas
Ross Peppers
Leone Richardson
Wild Flowers
Clyde Berryman
Guy Earleywine
Herbert Stuessy
Truman Olin
John Michaelis
Orla McClellan
Bessie Pinnow
Max Wyss
Martha Olin
Arthur Klingbeil
Walter Lederman
Roberts Youth Earns Horsemanship Trophy at Milwaukee Show
Hugh Roberts Jr. won the 4 H horsemanship trophy at the Milwaukee Spring Show held at State Fair Park coliseum. He rode his own Cherokee and had previously won a second at Little International in Madison. Roberts and his father will show at Oshkosh, Manitou, and Green Bay with Halbrook Farms ponies in events yesterday: one first, two thirds, two fourths, and a fifth.
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Milwaukee
State Fair Park
Madison
Hugh Jr
Oshkosh
Manitowoc
Green Bay
Roberts
Halbrook Farms
W. R. Schuetze
Brodhead Alumni Banquet Attendee Distances Mark Event
Mrs. Birrell Lovall from Yale Ore visited her parents in Cumberland for Brodhead high school alumni banquet. Mrs. Frank Ebert of Clarksville Ark attended the 50th Brodhead graduating class reunion. Mrs. Jessie Miller of Milwaukee visited friends. Mr and Mrs Arthur Blanchard moved from Oak Park Ill into a house bought from Arthur Dooley. Rex Karney and Bethel Neiermeyer with Laura Karney visited Miss Laura Karney. John Gardner and Eleanor Barbour of Santa Cruz Calif were guests of Maude Gardner.
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Yale
Ore
Floyd Hoffman
Cumberland
Brodhead High School
Frank Ebert
Clarksville
Ark
Ray Staffeld
Jessie Miller
Milwaukee
Arthur Blanchard
Oak Park
Ill
Arthur Dooley
Rex Karney
Bethel Neiermeyer
Rockford
Laura Karney
John Gardner
Eleanor Barbour
Santa Cruz
Calif
Maude Gardner
Cheese Salmon Loaf With Celery Sauce
Dairy Month recipe details for a Salmon loaf with Wisconsin cheddar and celery sauce. Includes ingredients for the loaf and the celery sauce, baking directions at 350 degrees for 30 minutes, and serving notes. Submitted by Beverly Flaherty of Monroe.
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Wisconsin
Beverly Flaherty
Monroe
Cowboy Stars Head for East
Hollywood hosts a flood of Western TV stars heading east for fairs rodeos and appearances. Gene Barry Dale Robertson Gunsmoke cast Dennis Weaver Amanda Blake Milburn Stone Robert Horton Chuck Connors and Johnny Crawford command sizable fees for multiple shows and stage runs across fair circuits and cities this summer.
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Hollywood
New Mexico State Fair Commission
Gene Barry
Bat Masterson
Dale Robertson
Wells Fargo
Gunsmoke
Dennis Weaver
Amanda Blake
Milburn Stone
Robert Horton
Wagon Train
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Detroit
Guys and Dolls
Warren
Ohio
Chuck Connors
Johnny Crawford
the Rifleman
Culp Expected to Earn 70000 This Year in Personal Ads
Robert Culp of Trackdown fame projects about 70000 dollars from personals and similar from the series. His dates include Lincoln Nebraska Centennial Salina and Coffeyville Kansas as listed by the St Louis Police Circus and Omaha Rodeo.
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Omaha
Robert Culp
Lincoln
Neb
Centennial
Salina
Coffeyville
Kan
Wallys Feed Store Moves in New Glarus
Wallys feed and supply store has moved from Second street to the Rosa Bahler farm. A remodel will convert the barn into a feed store with a feed mill planned for summer. The former milkhouse becomes the office and managers reside on site.
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New Glarus
Times _ Special
Wally
Second Street
Rosa Bahler
Walter Niedzweicki
Bahler
Rodger Boley
Area Students Graduate From Rockford College
James J. Dillon of Argyle and Judith Lennartson of Darlington are among 50 Rockford College graduates. Both earned bachelor of arts degrees. Harry A. Bullis, retired chairman of General Mills, delivered the commencement address Your Drastically Changing World. Baccalaureate was held this morning on the west campus.
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James J. Dillon
Argyle
Judith Lennartson
Darlington
Rockford College
Harry A. Bullis
General Mills Inc
Nylon Tendons To Aid Victims
Nylon tendons driven by an electropneumatic microswitch may help polio victims and others with paralyzed hands to feed, sew, write, or shave. A Baylor University College of Medicine team refined a model from Rancho Los Amigos hospital showing a light plastic cast and nylon threads powering finger joints. The device, not yet used on patients, preserves sensation and could unlock full potential as researchers explore its uses.
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Tex
Baylor University College of Medicine Laboratory
Texas Institute For Rehabilitation and Research
National Foundation
Rancho Los Amigos Hospital
Los Angeles
Baylor
Dr. L. A. Geddes
Thorkild Engen
Institute
Cribbage Emphasizes Judgment Over Memorization
A compact note on cribbage noting its reliance on strategic play rather than memory. The card game values tactical decisions and risk assessment during each hand.
Luther College Graduates From Brodhead Stream
Three Brodhead students graduated from Luther College Decorah Iowa Larry Pinnow son of Earl Pinnow Franklin Steiner son of Walter Steiner and La Verne Quass son of Lee Quass All three achieved distinct paths Pinnow plans to enter USC Seminary Maywood IL Steiner will enter Army service and Quass magna cum laude will pursue a master’s degree at the University of Wisconsin.
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Luther College
Decorah
Larry Pinnow
Earl Pinnow
Franklin Steiner
Walter Steiner
LaVerne Quass
Lee Quass
Pinnow
USC Seminary
Maywood
Ill
Steiner
Quass
University of Wisconsin
Soviet Union Declares War on Japan in 1945
Soviet Russia declared war on Japan on August 8, 1945, prompting Soviet forces to invade Manchuria as World War II neared its end. The move followed agreements at Yalta and aligned Moscow with Allied power pressures in the Pacific theater.
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Soviet Russia
Japan
Macon area farmer shoots two neighbors then kills himself
In Macon Missouri a 70 year old farmer, Mike Kordash, lured three neighbors into a wood lot claiming a lost cow. He shot and killed Despondent Inman and Hermis, wounded Vansickle, then killed himself after a final round of gunfire. Sheriff Claude Bloomberg identified the victims and described the sequence.
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Macon
Claude Bloomberg
Mike Kordash
Kordash
Claude Inman
Charles Hermis
Bloomberg
Denver Orbin
Inman
Forrest Vansickle
Vansickle
Hermis
Paragua Meaning and River Crowned With Palms
The name Paraguay is said to come from indigenous words paragua meaning Crown of Palms and I meaning river or River Crowned With Palms, reflecting local geography.
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Paraguay
Paragua
Production Resumed At Milwaukee Area Plants
Production restarted Saturday night at American Motors Corp. plants in Milwaukee and Kenosha after an unauthorized stoppage idled about 3,500 first shift workers. The halt followed a dispute over discipline for two workers accused of throwing firecrackers from windows. Second shift workers returned after Local 75 United Auto Workers urged delaying action pending investigation.
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Milwaukee
American Motors Corp
Kenosha
United Auto Workers
Ben Lewis to Get MacQuarrie Award in Madison
Milwaukee outdoor editor Ben Lewis and associate sports editor of the Wausau Record-Herald will receive the Gordon MacQuarrie Award for conservation journalism at Madison with a $100 prize and bronze medallion during the 25th anniversary dinner.
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Milwaukee
Ben Lewis
Wausau Record-Herald
Gordon MacQuarrie
Madison
Lewis
Wisconsin Conservation Congress picks Lewis for honor
Announcement of Lewis selection was made Saturday by Walter Scott of Madison president of the Gordon MacQuarrie Foundation established in 1957 as a memorial to the late outdoor writer of the Milwaukee Journal. Dion Henderson of the Milwaukee bureau of the Associated Press and Mel Ellis Milwaukee Journal outdoor writer were cited for outstanding work in conservation interpretation.
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Walter Scott
Madison
Gordon MacQuarrie Foundation
Milwaukee Journal
Dion Henderson
Milwaukee Bureau
The
Associated Press
Mel Ellis
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classified page highlights affordable offers and special deals across categories. Readers find reduced prices on items ranging from household goods to services, with brief descriptions and contact details for immediate inquiry.
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