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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1951

Page

4

Dodgeville To Host Queen Contest With 23 Candidates

Twenty three candidates contest the Alice in Dairyland title at Dodgeville next Tuesday June 26. Among them two Blanchardville girls. From Madison Platteville New Glarus Richland Center and Baraboo winners two will advance to state finals at Waukesha July 11. Banquet speaker is D N McDowell director of agriculture. Banquet toastmaster is Bud Conrad. Judges include Grace Duffee Marvin Verhuist and Peter May.

Dodgeville Blanchardville Madison Platteville New Glarus Richland Center Baraboo Waukesha D. N. McDowell Department of Agriculture Town Bud Conrad Grace Duffee University Marvin Verhuist Wisconsin Canners Association Peter May Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Barbara Roberts Lodi Sarah Price Avoca Mary Alice Falk Stoughton Betty Badertscher Horeb Audrey Watrud Susan Barber Doris Wehrley Kathy Ball Fennimore Marcia Terrill Darlington Myrelle Brunker

John Loeffel Rites Held at Monticello

John Loeffel funeral rites were held in Monticello with pallbearers named and many attendees listed including John Wittner Joe Blumer Milton Brechkien Conrad Elmer Sam Ludwig Albert Witt and numerous Golz Kreis members and relatives from Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota.

John Loeffel Monticello John Wittner Joe Blumer Milton Brechkien Conrad Elmer Sam Ludwig Albert Witt Leslie Golz Mmes John Goly Alvin Golz Bernie Golz Wilbert Luchsinger Arthur Lorge Floyd Krause Ervin Krause Vernon Krause Orville Elmer Evansville William Golz Gale Hanson Wisconsin Dells Roland Golz Janesville Jake Schindler Henry Elmer Leonard Smout Brooklyn Albert Pagel Delavan Edward Loeftel Darlington D. D. Greenwalt George Coplien Mary Loeffel Albany Ada Schlemonitz Milw Julia Loeffel Madi- Rose Rieser Chicago Manuel Loeffel Messrs Mies Melvin Buehler Conrad Harry Keehester Ludwig Wallace Miller Ervin Coplien Lester Witt Frank Luchsinger M. H. Stauffacher Lela Ludwig Monroe Fred Albert Loeffel

Man Drowns While Fishing Near Rice Lake Narrows

Arthur Rahe 62 of Dubuque drowned yesterday in the narrows between Big Chetac and Big Birch lakes. Firemen recovered the body after a canoe he was using to fish alone capsized nearby.

Rice Lake Arthur Rahe Dubuque Big Chetac Big Birch Lakes

Snappy Snazzers Meet at Sharon Freese Home

The Snappy Snazzers club gathers Friday at Sharon Freese's residence. Last meeting was at Sharon Foss's home with talks by Jean Messinger and Mrs. Minard Rote. Demonstrations featured by Jamis Fehr and Judy Folgate.

Orangeville Sharon Freese Sharon Foss Jean Messinger Minard Rote Jamis Fehr Judy Folgate

Cotton Surplus Sold at Profit in Government Program

Agriculture department disclosed profits from selling surplus cotton stored under a federal price support plan. About 3.8 million bales were sold at a gain beyond loaned amounts plus interest and charges. Mills did not need the 1948 cotton, marketed when 1950 crop risked a shortfall amid rearmament demand. government investment in farm products stood around $2.2 billion, down from a year earlier.

Washington Agriculture Department Pat

Prisoners Hold Utah Guard Hostage Then Evade Capture

Three prisoners at Point Of The Mountain State Prison held a guard with a knife last night and hid inside the new facility for two hours. The guard escaped unharmed and authorities eventually recaptured the trio and returned them to their cells.

Point-Of-The-Mountain Utah -P Utah

Cumberland Driver Dies After Rural Intersection Crash

Miss Lucille Eckensted, 45, died after a collision between the car she drove and another vehicle at a rural intersection. She was en route to her job as a telephone operator.

Cumberland Lucille Eckensted

Markets Report Mixed Livestock and Grain With Modest Shifts

Salable hogs 11 000 active and uneven with some gains on lighter weights. Cattle and calves steady to higher with vealers strong. Butter and eggs firm in Chicago trade while grain edges lower overall in wheat and soybeans. Wheat futures up. corn, oats and rye show mixed moves as hogs, cattle, and produce reflect modest shifts across sectors.

USDA Chicago U.S F.o.b Frain Chicago Board of Trade

Coy Candidates Confuse 1952 Presidential Outlook

Washington report notes broad coyness among potential candidates for the 1953 presidency. Truman signals uncertainty while parties maneuver delegates, with Kefauver, Douglas, Johnson and others eyed in the Democratic field and Eisenhower seen as the most discussed figure. Taft, Stassen, Dewey and Warren also figure in the GOP lineup, as public declarations remain muted.

Jack Bell Washington Truman Mrs. Truman Margaret William M. Boyle Jr Boyle Mr. Truman Mr.Truman Jonathan Daniels Raleigh N.C White House Daniels Tne Alben Barkley Kefauver Tennessee Douglas Ilinois Lyndon Johnson Texas Robert A. Lait Ohio Taft Harold £. Stassen Lie University of Pennsylvania Gov Dewey New York

33 Crown in Mishap Sinking off Cedros Island

A Mexican fishing boat capsized and sank in the Cedros Island channel Saturday night, causing 33 deaths. The disaster, reported from Ensenada, marks one of the worst Lower California coast boat tragedies.

Ensenada Mex Cedros Island California

Plane crash kills two in Russellville Alabama

A plane crash in Russellville Alabama claimed two lives, a prominent physician and a Boy Scout, both reportedly burned in the inferno.

Russellville, Ala

Plane crash claims two on local flight last night

A private plane crash in the city last night killed Dr. William H. Spruell 46 a civic leader and World War II medical corps veteran and C. B. Hester 14 son of Mr and Mrs Blanton Hester.

William H. Spruell C. B. Hester Blanton Hester

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