South Wayne Honors List At High School
South Wayne High School announces the fourth nine weeks and second semester honor roll compiled by Principal Raymond Water. Seniors and juniors show high honors with names including Mar dell Brenum Diana Hartwig and Barbara Fox. Sophomores and freshmen also appear with multiple honorees across semesters.
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South Wayne
Times
Raymond Water
South Wayne High School
Mardell Brenum
Diane Hartwig
Marcia Neuenschwander
Elarid Paulson
la Vonne Block
Linda Erickson
Teresa Ernst
Barbara Fox
Ruth Homb
Marijane Obert
Perry Olson
Dave Tueschert
Ruth Berg
Barb Dehman
Grace Homb
Curt Obert
Roberta Swanson
Jacky Wehinger
Lavern Akins
Barb Cline
Mary Erickson
JoAnne Fox
Lynn Johnson
Kathy Sandley
Bill Severson
Kathy Wilde
Marilyn
Mahlkuch
Sonja Dunn
Eldrid Paulso
LaVerne Block
Lida Erickson
Marjane Obert
Dave Tuescher
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
Mr and Mrs Robert Frey with family from Wichita Kansas spend a week with Ralph Frey and family. Quinn family reunion held in Argyle. Luella Wunschel birthday picnic at New Glarus Woods State Park. Visitors include Anita Frey Madison and others. Braden spending summer at Ladwig farm north of Juda.
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Robert Frey
Maria
Robert Jr
Rodney
Wichita
Kan
Ralph Frey
Frey
Raymond Johnson
Clinton
Robert Wunschel
Anita
Madison
Quinn
Argyle
Luella Wunschel
New Glarus Woods
Wunschel
William Hartwig
Monroe
Marjorie Hammond
Canton
Ill
Inez Weaver
Ruth Latham
Woodstock
Granling Braden
Ladwig
Juda
Lowell Ladwig
Brodhead Musings Highlight Weddings and Visits
Harriet Marsh Schenkus and Joseph Zielinski, newlyweds, visited Milwaukee last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Van A. Marsh. Cousins Mrs. Bertha Rice of Whitefish, Montana and Mr. Earl McLellam of Waukesha joined Mrs. Gus Thom. Ida Vanderbelt of Juda stayed with the Newcomers as their grandson Keith Allen graduated in Juda. Howard hosted friends after the ceremony. Harry Bankow of West Allis traveled through Brodhead and Monroe for Memorial Day.
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Harriet Marsh Schenkus
Joseph Zielinski
Milwaukee
van A. Marsh
Bertha Rice
Whitefish
Mont
Earl McLellam
Waukesha
Gus Thom
Thom
Harold Newcomer
Ida Vanderbelt
Juda
Smithsonian transforms into nightspot with famed guests
Washington reports on Dr. Sidney Dillon Ripley’s push to turn the Smithsonian into a lively after-hours venue. Receptions, dinners, concerts, and social functions fill the 118-year-old institution, drawing ambassadors, Cabinet members, and icons such as Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Bill Moyers. Controversy follows a $75 to $100 ticket ball at the Museum of History and Technology, with Rep. H. R. Gross criticizing the use of Smithsonian funds for high-society events.
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Kelly Smith
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Meredith Johnson
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Yale
Museum of Natural History
Ripley
Smithsonia
Zoo
Smithsonian
Museum of History and Technology
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Bill Moyers
White House
Lydia Katzenbach
Justice Department
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Soviet Union
Rudolph E. Carter
State Department
Museum
H. R. Gross
Rev. Moyers
Gross
Moyers
Bill Would Fund Madison REA Center Plan
Sen. William Proxmire proposes a $150000 amendment to the Agriculture Appropriations Bill to plan a rural electrification research center at the University of Wisconsin Madison. He notes the center would align with the university’s agriculture college and could use a five acre site, with cooperation from related departments. Rent advertised via classified ads in The Monsoe Evening Times.
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Washington
Agriculture Appropriations
Proxmire
D-Wis
University of Wisconsin
University
College of Agriculture
Monsoe Evening Times
Orangeville 4-H Hustlers Club Demonstrations and Talks
The Orangeville Hustlers 4-H club met at Roswell Babler farm with demonstrations by Steve Obert and John Maaske. Plans announced for Rose Babler Duane Bennet Joe Geller Jim Obert Carl Babler and David Bennet to give talks. Special numbers by Curtis Witt and Susan Schulz. Senior and junior recreation led by named members. Refreshments served by local families.
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Hustlers
Orangeville
Roswell Babler Farm
Steve Obert
John Maaske
Rose Babler
Duane Bennett
Joe Geller
Jim Obert
Carl Babler
David Bennett
Curtis Witt
Susan Schulz
Jerry Obert
Terry Fisher
Joel Scheider
Rodney Frautschy
Roswell Babler
Lyle Reed
Elmer Heck
Greenville
Merle Hull
Sarah Mason
Susan Folgate
Kathy Folgate
Ann Kaiser
Warren Zumdahl
Bill Stubbe
Craig LaBudde
Steve Jacobs
Duane Pals
John Mason
Orville Lincoln
Merle Pals
Brad Thacker
Duane Hustad
Bob Kernen
Terry Hustad
Pat Nevil
Rick Reuter
Keni Streiff
Dan Wyttenbach
Jerry Benson
Rex Hoesly
James Kelly
Robin Reuter
Errand Boys
Giff Hoesly
Dennis Hustad
Dennis Benson
Kenneth Hustad
Wanda Streiff
Carol Benson
Barbara Hoesly
Valla Zentner
Bill Hoesly
Hubert Elmer
Gertrude Hoesly
Verla Babler
Robert Reuter
Sheldon Hoesly
Harold Hoesy
Becky Schnake
Rolland Hu
Orangeville News This Week Presents Local Graduations and Visits
Mrs Glen E Bolender notes guests from Wisconsin and Illinois for graduations and family events. A party after Orangeville High School graduation honors Henry Yeagle. Several families travel, visit, and attend Mt Morris and Brodhead graduations. Local moves include Lee and family now residing in Orangeville.
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Earl Dittmar
California
M. H. Bolender
San Gabriel
Alma Milliman
Burbank
Theron Yeagle
Henry
Orangeville High School
Kasper Berger
Argyle
Wis
Glenn
Browntown
Myron Babler
Morris
Myron Siedschlag
Rock City
John Winkler
Monroe
Lawrence Gissing
Juda
Charles Beer
Paul Naugle
Cedarville
Perry Yeagle
Freeport
Delmar Schulz
Dakota
Lee Lewis
Winslow
Orangeville
Mary Gift
Stanley Hulbert
Ralph Frautschy
Mary Reeser
Lester Schulz
Clarne
Mt. Pleasant
Mundt Wins Republican Nomination in South Dakota
Senator Karl E. Mundt easily secures renomination for a fourth term in the U.S. Senate from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as he defeats primary challengers and consolidates party support.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Karl E. Mundt
U.S. Senate
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Doniors
Barb Dahmen
Laverne Akins
JoAnn Fox
Tom Simonssa
Marilyn Mahikuch
Kathy Gerber
Wayne Krebs
Virgina Hanson
Linda Kolb
Mary Milz
Karen Peterson
Steve Rupnow
Patty O’conner
Mabel E. Bauer
Brodhead
Miss Grace Marsh
Freckles
Winslow Marketing Center
Winslow, Illinois
Federal Supervision
Hampshire
Wayne Etnyre
Mgr
Baler Twine
Ocean Dock
Per Bale
Illinois
Brennan
MKT
Madison Rea Center
Fred’ Obert
Joyce Scheider
Pam Welch
Mary Kuehl
Nancy Harless
NEW Glarus Club
NEW Glarus
Delmar Disch
Erling Erickson
and_entertainment
Dean Streiff
Sharon Moldenhauer
Mary Hoesly
Diane Hustad
Christine Kernen
Debbie Kellesvig
Kaye Luchsinger
Cindy Streiff
Nadean Streiff
Sally Strickler
Sandra Wyttenbach
Stad
Vernon Kellesvig
Frank Wyttenbach
Glen E. Bolender
Vera. Wambach
Emil Rayhorn
Kuhnke
Karen Bostian
Frederick
Lenore
Barbara Bostian
Northern Ilinois University
DeKalb
Milton Bostian
Glen van Matre
Brodhead High School
Delorese Shrier
Ronnie Shrier
Susan Shrier
Kenneth Shrier
van Matre
Ruth Malcook
Galen Rosaerson
Zion Bub Church
Ruth
Floyd Malcook
Gene Lehman
St. Clare Hospital
Ruth Kilian
Larilyn Barker
Warren
Francis Schuler
Rockford
Steve Likens
Roy Ruff
Diane Crafton
Robison Lake
Hayward
Gilbert Abraham
Vera Dietmeier
Florence Kraus
Vena
Middle McKenzie Lake
Spooner
Harry Dickerson
Donald Barker
Albert Hemphill
Don Eder
Monroe Police Department
Police and Fire Commission
Wisconsin
Aetna Ward
Nycrest
Dynasty
Nyalle
WARDS
Nylcrest
DuPont
Wards Nylcrest
Piber
Super Nyalle
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