Brodhead Class Day Awards Honor Local Students
Mary Courtney Ten Eyck and Laura Walder head a list of recipients for essays and oratorical work. Forensics honors go to Heyerdahl Walder Stabler and others. band and glee club emblems honor a wide group including Leaver and Ten Eyck. Major and minor letters award to several athletes led by Heyerdahl and Markham with seniors and juniors also recognized.
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Mary Courtney Ten Eyck
WRC
David Heyerdahl
Knights of Pythias
Elsie Mae Leaver
D.A.R
Marshall Markham
American Legion
Laura Walder
Betty Stabler
Carlton Ross
Margaret Utilka
Mary Ten Eyck
Helen Giltener
Nellie Wiebel
Lawrence Heyerdahl
Sanford Erickson
LaVerne Lederman
Richard Markham
Richard Berg
Richard Newcomer
Robert Domek
Norton Strommen
John Pinnow
Donald Conway
Cecil Brewer
Robert Marcus
John Timm
Bruce Timm
Stephen Stair
Regnartte Hahn
David Williams
Joanne Derning
Elsie Mac Leaver
Patricia Pierce
Laura Walden
Two Slightly Injured In Lafayette Collision
Mrs. Harold Larson and her son Donald of Gratiot were lightly hurt when her pickup struck a car driven by Alwin Grebner of Warren on the county trunk road between Gratiot and Darlington. The son received cuts and bruises and was treated at a Dodgeville hospital. Grebner was uninjured. A separate note reports a small wave of interest in U S citizenship by Japanese, with 18 applying for first naturalization papers at the county clerk’s office. despite a $3 filing fee, the law excludes Japanese from citizenship.
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Harold Larson
Donald
Gratiot
San Jose
Calif—i
United States
U. S
High 30-Mile Wind Halts Flying At Badger Airport
Winds around 30 miles per hour stopped aerial activities at Badger Flying Service west of Monroe yesterday. Milwaukee reports 31 with gusts and dust as the field remains secured. GI trainees use the lounge for classes and meals, and new hangars bring total to seven protections.
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Badger
Badger Flying Service
Monroe
Milwaukee
Communists Threaten to Ban American Oil Men in Hungary
Reports from Budapest say Communist leaders may nationalize Hungary's oil fields and banish American executives of Maori the Hungarian American oil venture. An informant notes Russia already gets half of Hungarian royalties from Maia Maszovol operations and Warsaw alliance. Nagy government action could follow.
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Hungary
Budapest
Russia
Maszovol
Ferenc Nagy
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Annual Darlington Summer School Begins
The annual session sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame from the Holy Rosary Parochial school in Darlington has begun. Pupils come from the St. Josephs school district including Gratiot Dunbarton Kingsley Woodford Wiota and South Wayne.
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Gratiot
Sisters of Notre Dame
Holy Rosary
Darlington
St. Joseph’s
Dunbarton
Kingsley
Woodford
Wiota
South Wayne
Livestock Market Report from Chicago Sees Wide Price Swings
The Chicago market shows salable hogs at 17.0 to 24.25 per hundredweight with most declines 25 to 50 cents and sows 50 to 75 lower while cattle and calves see mixed gains. top fed steers reach 28.00 with many good and choiceusas 24.75 to 27.50 and beef cows strong. Poultry unsettled with receipts 25 trucks. butter prices steady. eggs steady. market caution cited amid coal wage talks and tax labor legislation.
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Chicago
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
International Paper
Standard Oil
N. J
Texas Co
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
Johns-Manville
Market Holds Narrow Range Amid Slow NY Trading
The New York stock market moved within a narrow span as several industrial issues pared early declines and trading remained extremely slow. By the fourth hour, quotations were mixed with no clear directional trend.
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New York
Monticello Social Notes From Sunday Gatherings
Monticello residents report weekend visits and calls from relatives and friends in Madison Milwaukee Olympia New Glarus and New Glarus. Attendees include Mr and Mrs J F Freitag Mr and Mrs Milo Thurston and families Mrs Lydia Voegels and Fred Blum plus others who attended Mrs Barbara Hoesly’s funeral in New Glarus.
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J. F. Freitag
Monroe
Milo Thurston
Ronney
Madison
Harvey Elmer
Norman Stuessy
Jolly
Susan
Bonnie Victory
Henry Stuessy, Jr
Olympia
Wash
Ott Babler
Milwaukee
Henry Stuessy Sr
New Glarus
Babler
Willis Babler
Bobby
Carol
Carol Jordan
Vola Jordan
Lydia Voegels
Fred Blum
Herman Blum
Robert Holcomb Sr
Fred C. Karlen
John Blumer
Barbara Hoesly
Jacob Voegels
Howard
Sam Grenzow
Monticello
Peter Streiff
Fred Ingold
Curtis Candy Co. Swiss cattle sale draws attendees near Chicago
Monroe and John Voegels of Lodi attend the Curtis Candy Co. Swiss cattle sale near Chicago on Monday. Several local residents visit relatives and attend social gatherings across Monroe Delavan Madison Humbird and Boscobel with family and friends over the weekend.
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J. A. Hughes
John Blumer
Fannie G
Frieda Benkett
Rosa Roth
Dave Brink
Robert Hahn
A. Austin
Madison
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