Haskee's Rural Education Era Ends in Green County
The editorial notes the elimination of the county superintendent of schools after July 1 as Wisconsin shifts to consolidated education. It honors Rudy Haskee who served since 1957 and received awards for conservation education, while predicting his continued influence in Green County and hopes for his return after summer study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Glen
Rudy Haskee
Haskee
Albany
Richland Creek Watershed Association
Willis Riemer
County Agricultural Committee
Council Soil District Supervisors
Green County
United States
Rudy
New Glarus Opens Registration for Summer Swimming Program
Registration for the summer recreation program in New Glarus will be held Monday from 9 to 10 30 a m with Kenneth Roth, recreation director, in charge. Swimming lessons start June 16 at the pool. The pool opens daily for open swimming from 130 to 430 p m and 7 to 830 p m. Admission: adults 20 cents weekdays evenings 25 cents weekend holidays. children under 12 10 cents weekdays evenings 15 cents weekends. 13 to 18 15 cents weekdays evenings 20 cents weekends. Wad ing pool 5 cents. Family tickets 15 dollars.
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NEW Glarus
Kenneth Roth
Carol Wyss Graduates From Vocational School
Carol L. Wyss daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter R Wyss Route 4 graduated Tuesday from the general clerical class at the vocational school. She will start work next week at the University of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol L. Wyss
Walter R. Wyss
Route 4
University of Wisconsin
American Heroes 1 John Jones 5 Robert Edward DOWN
The line lists individuals John Jones and Robert Edward with a status noted as DOWN. It reads like a brief casualty or status update in a roster. No additional context or dates are provided.
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John — Jones
Robert Edward
Weirich Critically Ill at St Luke's Hospital Chicago
Glancing Backwards from ten years ago reports Paul J. Weirich president and general manager of United Telephone Co in a critical condition at St. Luke's Hospital Chicago. He had not regained consciousness this morning while staying at the Union League Club. Also noted is freshman Carol Galli daughter of Mr and Mrs G Fred Galli at Rockford College participating in a May pole dance at a College Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Weirich
United Telephone Co
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
Weirich
Union League Club
Carol Galli
G. Fred Galli
27Th Ave
Rockford College
German Mother Makes Atlantic Crossing to Chicago
Twenty five years ago today on June 11 1940 a 74 year old German mother who wrote to relatives here hoped to leave Europe. She crossed the Atlantic alone and will be met in Chicago by her daughter and son in law Rev and Mrs G M Gunderson. Miss Jean Evans and Thelma Lehnherr Monroe receive diplomas from Carroll College.
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Europe
Chicago
G. M. Gunderson
Wiola
Jean Evans
Thelma Lehnherr
Monroe
Carroll College
Lynda Johnson Begins Arizona Archaeology Field Study
President’s daughter Lynda Bird Johnson, 21, starts two weeks at the University of Arizona Summer Archaeology Field School at Grasshopper on the Fort Apache Reservation. She will live with fellow students, attend a June 22 news conference, and undergo excavations of a 1400 AD Anasazi pueblo near Grasshopper. Secret Service plans keep the operation discreet as about 2,000 Apaches are expected for a White Mountain Apache Tribe ceremony on the grass plateau.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda
University of Arizona
Grasshopper
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Arizona
Longacre
Miss Johnson
Globe
Johnson
U.S
Cibecue
Eugene Asa Carr
Noday Delklinne
White House
Lynda Bird
White Mountain
Secret Service
Rain and hail report near Browntown with lightning strike
Weather notes from 1925 report rain and hail as large as pigeon eggs near Browntown and a house struck by lightning. Milk prices at the Monroe cheese factory rise 30 to 36 cents per cwt for April 1925 versus 1924. July 25 sees the Sells Floto Circus arrive, and Kenneth Kennedy of Monticello is elected captain of the 1926 Wisconsin track team.
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Browntown
Cheese Factory
Monroe
Sells-Floto Circus
Kenneth Kennedy
Monticello
University of Wisconsin
Arthur Splinter Stricken at 68
Cuba City obituary for Arthur Splinter 68 retired salesman who died after a long illness. Funeral mass to be held at St. Rose's Catholic Church with calling hours at Haydenshield Funeral Home. Survived by wife Bertha two daughters two sisters and two grandchildren.
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Cuba City
Arthur Splinter
St. Rose’s Catholic Church
Haydenshield
Splinter
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Bertha
Emil “Instroem
Dubuque
Stephen Sydebotham
Rupnow Earns UW Madison Master in Urban Planning
Roger F Rupnow of Madison and son of Mr and Mrs Otto H Rupnow 1414 22nd Ave received his Master of Science degree in urban and regional planning at the University of Wisconsin Madison on Monday. He completed graduate study under a Fellowship Grant of the oe Foundation Pittsburgh.
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Roger F. Rupnow
Madison
Otto H. Rupnow
22Nd Ave
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Oe Foundation
Pittsburgh
Help Wanted Classified Ads Support Workers Demand
Classified lines promise job seekers access to staffing options and tips for securing positions. The notice emphasizes guidance through Help Wanted ads to find workers, with a focus on aiding employers in filling roles efficiently.
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Monroe
Monticello High Class of 1915 Graduates Tonight
Monticello marks 50 years since 1915 class of 38 graduates at Monticello High School. Illinois Central Cheese Cellar fire destroys $4,000 worth of cheese stored by Edw Wittwer and his brother. Frank Austin, formerly of Monroe, to represent Ashland at the Elks national meeting in Los Angeles.
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MHS
Monticello High
Illinois Central
Monticello
Wittwer and Brother
Monroe
Frank Austin
Ashland
Meeting of the Elks
Los Angeles
George H. Oates Dies at 82 in Platteville
George H. Oates 82 a retired service station operator died Wednesday in a Madison hospital after a brief illness Services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Thomas Funeral Home Platteville He was a native of Lancaster and lived in Platteville eight years He belonged to the First Methodist Church Surviving are a son Beryle Rock Island Ill four brothers Arthur Preston Albert Sol Clyde a sister Mrs Cora Craven Pengille Minn one grandchild and two great grandchildren
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Platteville
George H. Oates
Madison
Thomas Funeral
Oates
Lancaster
First Methodist Church
Beryle
Rock Island
Ill
Arthur
Preston
Albert
Sol
Clyde
Oakland
Calif
Cora Craven
Pengille, Minn
Charles H Pease 84 Dies in Brodhead Community
Charles H Pease 84 longtime Brodhead resident died early today at Caravilla Born in Winslow June 2 1881 he was a son of Charles L and Cora He never married and is survived by a sister Mrs Henry J Elmer Monticello Funeral services set for 1 30 p m at Voegeli Funeral Home with Rev J Allan Mittler officiating Burial at Rock Lily Cemetery Winslow Friends may call after 1 30 p m Sunday at the funeral home
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Charles H. Pease
Brodhead
Caravilla
Mr. Pease
Winslow
Charles L
Cora Mr. Chavage Pease
Bluff View Park
Henry J. Elmer
Monticello
Vera Schmollt
Lora R. Pease
Voegeli
J. Allan Mittler
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Rock Lily Cemetery
Frank Steers Stricken at 83
Frank Steers 83 retired farmer and carpenter died Wednesday in a Pisterae nursing home after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Peace Lutheran Church. Surviving are his widow Nora Woolf, a son Earl of Platteville, two daughters Mrs Herbert Johns and Mrs Fred Johnson of Platteville, a sister Mrs Arthur Taylor of Beloit, a half sister Mrs Grace Richmond of Fennimore, eight grandchildren and seven further relatives.
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Platteville
Frank Steers
Peace Lutheran Church
Mergen
Nora Woolf
Ellenboro
Earl
Herbert Johns
Fred Johnson
Arthur Taylor
Beloit
Grace Richmond
Fennimore
Raymond Richards Dies at Dodgeville
Raymond Richards 72 of Dodgeville farmer died after a brief hospitalization. Services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Lulloff Funeral Home. Survived by wife Grace Slotten four daughters Richard Eberline Madison Robert Meyer Jr Stoughton Lawrence Ziltner Mattison Ill William Pitt Dodgeville a brother Ben Ely Minn a sister Mrs Harry Knox Alpena S D and nine grandchildren.
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Dodgeville
Raymond Richards
Lulloff
Grace Slotten
Richard Eberline
Madison
Robert Meyer Jr
Stoughton
Lawrence Ziltner
Mattison
William Pitt
Ben
Ely
Minn
Harry Knox
Alpena
S.D
Wittwer Graduates From Barbering Class in Madison
Mr and Mrs Frederick Witt wer and Mrs Pauline Reed attend graduation in Madison for Stephen Reed son of Mrs Reed who completed the barber class at the Vocational Technical and Adult School He will work at the Day Barber Shop in Monroe.
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Frederick Wittwer
Morton Wittwer
Pauline Reed
Madison
Americans eat 13.6 billion hot dogs nationwide
The report notes last year Americans consumed 13.6 billion hot dogs, about 71 per person. It highlights Nathan's Famous at Coney Island as claiming the largest hot dog volume for a single stand worldwide.
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Nathan’s
Coney Island
Miss Jean Arnes Graduates at Wisconsin to Europe Trip
Miss Jean Arnes of New Glarus graduates from the University of Wisconsin and plans a student trip to Europe returning Sept 1 after visiting Switzerland. Other notes mention Swiss Cheese publicity at the Long Beach Beauty Congress Aug 9-13 and a Swiss Cheese swimsuit designed by Mireille Jacobi.
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Jean Arnes
Arthur Arnes
New Glarus
University of Wisconsin
Europe
Switzerland
Miss Ames
Flint
Mich
Long Beach
Calif
Mireille Jacobi
Malcolm
Hoyt Rites Held for Hazel Green Clerk at Age 54
Arthur C. Hoyt 54 Hazel Green utilities clerk and school custodian died unexpectedly Wednesday. Services set for 10 a m tomorrow at Hazel Green Methodist church in Cuba City. He belonged to Temperly Duncan American Legion Post. Survived by three daughters Carolyn Mary Alice Patricia all of Hazel Green. son David. mother Lila Hoyt of Hazel Green. brother Bart of Apple River Illinois.
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Hazel Green
Arthur C
Butch) Hoyt
Hazel Green Methodist Church
Haydenshield
Cuba City
Hoyt
Temperly-Duncan American Legion
Ione Hoff
Carolyn
Mary Alice
Patricia
David
Lila Hoyt
Bart
Apple River, Ill
Two Albany Youths Receive UW Degrees
Two Albany youths earned university degrees at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Douglas Reasa received a doctor of medicine, and David Heitzmann earned a bachelor of arts and will join the Peace Corps. The families of the honorees attended the commencement.
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Albany
University of Wisconsin
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Glarus
Carol Wyss
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ariz
William Longacre
Bas
Roger Rupnow
Charles Pease
Baumgartner
Tawny Port
Baumgartner’s Cheese Store
Muy
Real
Man
America
Spain
Schmidt’s Monroe Shoe Store
Don Clark
Crosby
Helen
Lisa
Raphael Daly Jr
Byron, Ill
Adam Wilson
Greenville County
Ontario
Canada
Shirley Wilson
Waterloo
Harris F
Corinne) Germann
Helen F
Henry Schmid
Sullivan
Plymouth
Lomira
Cassville
Mary Louise Pettera
Leo B. Pettera
Blue Mounds
St. Mary’s School of Nursing
Wausau
H. A. Becker
Badger Girls State
Uw-Madison
Chadbourn Hall
Mineral Point
Pasty Maid
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Arthur Hoyt
SLA
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JOE Rosenstiel, Inc
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Freeport
Brennan
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