Voluntary Workers Lead Green County 4-H Groups
A detailed portrait of Green County 4-H adult leaders organization guiding 545 4-Hers with 162 volunteers. The group, led by Norman O. Everson, plans camping, demonstrations, fairs, and clubs across Adams to York, with a quarterly executive committee and a December recognition banquet sponsored by Monroe Commercial Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Norman O. Everson
Upham Woods
Monroe Comercial Savings Bank
Prident
Clarence Schultz
Monroe
Presid
Earl Feldt
Monticello
Pr Dent
Sylvan Truttm
New Glarus
Kenneth Hartwig
Albert Deppler
Walter Brunkow
Orville Folkedahl
Blanchardville
Ed Oliver
Albany
Raymond Montgomery
Browntown
Paul
1955 Reserve Act Extends Benefits
The Veterans Administration announced a new law Public Law 490 expands indemnity and GI insurance for youths up to 18% years who enlist eight years in reserve forces and serve six months active duty. It extends 30 day death indemnity to days retroactive to Aug 9 and allows a special non-convertible term policy for the first time. Applications and premiums must be paid within 120 days.
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Veterans Administration
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Coast Guard
Postwar GI Insurance Eligibility for Reservists
Before Public Law 490 was enacted, reservists could obtain post service GI insurance only if VA found service incurred disability eligible for compensation, or would be payable at 10 percent or more, and could meet health standards except for those disabilities.
Menasha Man Killed Crossing Train Tracks
Henry L. Kohler, 65, of Menasha, was struck and killed by a Chicago and North Western passenger train Wednesday as he walked across tracks near the western shore of Little Butte Des Morts.
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Menasha
Henry L. Kohler
Chicago and North Western
Little Butte Des Morts
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Adult Leaders
Adams Lucky Clover
Argyle
Veril Patterson
Willis Isely
Janice Isely
Lois Patterson
Albany Club
Mrs
Hn’ Margenthaler
William Blum
Albert Deppeler
Hollis Schutt
Alvin Kubly
James Flanagan
Leland Miller
Busy Beavers
Morgan Johnson
Norman Nelson
Mmes
Victor Rood
Glenn Boss
Gerald Swiggum
Jake Senn
Clarno Club
Kenneth’ Hartwig
Lee Welz
Arleigh Frautschy
L. C. Dietmeier
Clarno
Martin Dickson
Herbert Huffman
William A. Schuetz
Nancy Dickson
Clarence Schultz Jr
Clover Sisters
James Bosanny
E. W. Schuetz
Nathan Crouch
Dayton Club
Belleville
John ‘Bollig
Robert Fahey
Helen ' Bollig
Walter Schindler
Fred Schindler
William Rupnow
Decatu Ub
Brodhead
Ernest Ric
John Meichtz
Glenn Walter
Harvey Mauerman
Ben Zimmerli
Dutch Hollow
August Martini
Lester Witt
Ervin Coplien
Kenneth Cruezer
Frederick Mahikuch
Chester’ Stauffacher
Marvin Cruezer
Lawrence Raymer
Herbert Scheer
Gail Brecklin
Floyd Stuckey
Richard Wilborn
Otto Erzinger
Norman Wilborn
Green County Center
Fred Burgy
Monty Chesebro
Dean Hilliard
Richard Smith
William Bittner
Warren Jensep
Homer Hanson
Willis Foulker
Hiawatha Club
Harold Blumer
Si Amacker
Nathan Schoepter
Dorothy Wald
Jolly Mixers
Brooklyn
William King
Lyman Schultz
Perdell Myhre
Paul Hollis
Faye Brewer
Jordan Club
Wil
Liam Figi
Frank Bloom
Iter Gutzmer
Walter Schuetz
Arnold Zumicher
Juda Joly
Juda
Eadan
Raymond Arns
Ralph Hill
Rolland Keen
James Divall
Jack LaBorde
Jag Prairie
Helen Bollig
Roy Thickpenny
Phillip Brown
Harold Bergen
Arthur Mosher
Little Hill High
Elwood Lutze
Monroe Agriculture
Carl Wyss
Arthur Stauffacher
Lester Davenport and
Boydkinson
Loren Bagley
R. L. Douglas
Fred Ochsner
Paul Baumgartner
Spring Grove
Earl’ Pinnow
Fred Deppeler
R. J Douglas
Godrey Nussbaum
Marvin Brandenburg
York Club
Ralph Elmer
Gerald
Berlin
Owens Evans
River Falls
Berlin High School
Board of Education
Robert Dohr
BOYER
Rapid Gas Ser
Kroger
Dole Pineapple
Mott's
TELLY
Kroger Donuts
Oscar Mayer
Wedge
Avondale Great Northern Or
Meeter
Dorothy Dawson Batter MIX
New California
Valencia
Smokie Links
Florida
New
Jona Peaches
Libby
Aunt Nellise
Borden's — Reg
A&p
Ree Travers
Yukon Club Ginger Ale
Chuck
Rosy
Jane Parker
Iedim
Duz
America
Creat Atlan Acific Tea Company
Dexo
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