Assembly Favors Tax Discount and Penalty Shift
The Wisconsin Assembly approved an amendment to raise state revenue by canceling the 2 percent tax payment discount and imposing a 2 percent penalty for late filers. The measure, 61 to 28, would add about 1 million dollars yearly, totaling 4 million to cover a deficit. The bill also adds medical deduction increases and family considerations, and expands highway mileage under state control. A separate Senate bill on highways was amended to include about 3,000 miles. The Assembly killed a bill to make insanity an ground for divorce and concurred with a proposal to bar judges over 70 from taking office.
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Monticello Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Harold Ott and Mrs. Richard Buckley hosted a Sunday visit in Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Marty traveled to Monroe to visit Walter Laeser, with Patty Laeser joining them home for several days. The group, plus Fannie G. and Frieda Benkett, also called on W. A. Love land in Hazel Green where he is a patient, and Joyce Pease flew to Williamsburg, Virginia to see friends.
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Harold Ott
Richard Buckley
Milwaukee
Albert J. Marty
Monroe
Walter Laeser
Patty Laeser
Martys
Clarence Loveland
Fannie G
Frieda Benkett
Hazel Green
W. A. Loveland
Joseph Viney
Joey
L. R. Pease
Madison
Joyce Pease
Williamsburg
R. W. Matthews
W. A. Bender
Fort Eustis
A. W. Becker
Varana Schuler
E. A. Bontly
Walter ‘Marty
Connie
Russell Myers
Jimmy
Retired General Directs President's Capitol Team
Maj. Gen. Wilton B. Persons heads a four man White House team that briefs Congressional leaders on Eisenhower policy and gauges Congress's mood. Homer H. Gruenther Alfred Gruenther Bryce N. Harlow and Gerland D. Morgan complete the group which meets lawmakers daily to shape and explain legislation.
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Sigrid Arne
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Senate
Wilton B. Persons
Jerry
Persons
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
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Homer H. Gruenther
Barbher
Alfred Gruenther
Gruenther
Bryce N. Harlow
Gerland D. Morgan
Congressional l
Tall
Morgan
Church Services and Baptisms Across Churches
Church news lists weekly services across multiple denominations in Monroe and surrounding towns. It notes times for worship, Sunday schools, youth programs, midweek services, and special events at churches including New Apostolic, St. Andrew's Episcopal, Christian Science, Evangelical United Brethren, Lutheran, and local congregations such as Oakley Union and Orangeville Zion.
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Evangelical
United Brethren
King
Orangeville
Zion
Monroe Recreation Park
Frederick Rickleff
Bethel
Rickleff
Brodhead
Emmanuel
Peace Church
Witwen
Robert A. Boettcher
Brooklyn
Peace
Leota Park
Evansville
Boettcher
Religious notices and services across towns and churches
Listings show multiple churches with schedules for Sunday worship Sunday school choir practices and meetings. Rev. Bittort Flak Nestingen Sorenson Anderson lead services in various locations with confirmations baptisms and mission commissioning mentioned. Local groups plan youth activities Bible camp medical exams and a family picnic at church grounds.
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Richland Salem
Bittort
Pjordan
Jayne
Justin H. Flak
South
Warne
Our Savior
Aid Society
Flak
East and West
Viota
West Church
Sunda
East Church
Momery “Association of West Church
Luther League
Eastchurch
J. A. Nestingen
Yellowstone
McFarland
Morris Sorenson Jr
Japan Mission Fields
Lutherdale Bible Camp
A. Sorenson
Argyle
Argyle Aid Society
A. P. Anderson
Washington
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New Glarus
Lynn F. B
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Women's Guild
Twin Grove Church Sunday Schedule Noted
The record lists Twin Grove Church with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 a.m led by Rev. Charles K. Sprenger. Albany First Baptist has no Sunday services as of the notice, with mention of Young people activities.
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Priday
Paul J. Bicket
Twin Grove
Charles K. Sprenger
Albany
First Baptist
Young Peo
Boy Drowns In Indiana Gravel Pit
A teen visiting Terre Haute relatives drowned after entering a gravel pit north of town. He could not swim and disappeared while four youths rode to the pit on a borrowed bicycle. His body was recovered about 15 minutes later. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Heck of Rockford.
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Indiana
New Ute
Ind
Sherman Backers
Loray Schottstall
Terre Haute
Clarence Heck
Rockford
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