Census signals population shift to suburbs and growth trend
Editorial notes preliminary 1960 Census results showing a 28 million population rise since 1950 driven by births and lower death rates. It highlights suburban immigration draining cities, reforms in living conditions, and the economy’s expansion ahead, urging planners to meet future needs.
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Kefauver probes eye Johansson Patterson bout in alert tone
Efforts by Senator Kefauver to examine the boxing scandal potential follow the Johansson Patterson rematch. The article notes Patterson’s hard fought victory and the bout’s impact on public perception, including praise from fans once critical of his prior loss.
MacArthur Receives Japan’s Highest Honor
General Douglas MacArthur was awarded the Grand Cordons of the Order of the Rising Sun with Paulownia flowers by Mitsuo Tanaka on behalf of Emperor Hirohito in a Waldorf Towers ceremony. He was cited for postwar Japan reconstruction and fostering goodwill between Japan and the United States.
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Albany man dies in midnight fishing tragedy at Power dam
Ten years ago an Albany man Burnell Schultz 33 died after losing balance and falling from the Power dam race catwalk during a midnight fishing outing on June 22 1950. The report also notes local sports and church events from the era including the Monroe Cardinals 11 Beloit Colored Tigers 9 at Recreation park and centennial services at New Glarus Swiss Evangelical church withGuest speakers. It lists other contemporaneous items such as a circuit judge election at Ripon and a UW ownership claim for On Wisconsin.
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Recreation Park
Beloit Colored Tigers
Paul C. Kehle
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Monroe
Guy Pierce
Brodhead
Badger Boys State
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Swiss Cheese Pie Recipe for Dairy Month
Start heating oven to 425 degrees F. Rub butter on the pie shell. Fry bacon until crisp, crumble. Beat eggs with cream and spices. Layer bacon and cheese in the shell, pour in cream mixture, bake 15 minutes.
Recipe Instructions For Baking And Serving
Bake at 300 degrees F for 40 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Let cool then cut into wedges and serve immediately. Recipe yields 6 servings.
Argyle Man Elected Delegate to Meeting
John J. McDonald of Argyle was chosen as one of eight delegates at the state convention to represent Wisconsin at the National Rural Letter Carriers convention in Indianapolis August 12. He also served as Lafayette County delegate to the Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers Convention at Wisconsin Rapids June 13 to 15. A veteran with 18 years federal service he has been a rural carrier at Argyle post office eight years and led the Lafayette County Rural Letter Carriers Association for two years.
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Paul Getty invites 1200 to Sutton Place housewarming
London reports Paul Getty hosts a June 30 housewarming at Sutton Place inviting 1200 guests from across Europe and America. The event features underwater lighting, reinforced ceilings, four champagne bars, and a milk bar with an estimated $28,000 cost partly funded by Capt. Jan Constable Maxwell.
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Paul Getty
Sutton Place
Rome
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Lausanne
New York
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Paris
Robina Lund
Getty
Jan Constable- Maxwell
Jeannette
Daily Express
William Hickey
Alfried Krupp
Constable Maxwell
Krupp
Harry C. Howard Dies at Darlington
Harry C. Howard 77 former carpenter and machine shop operator died Monday in Memorial hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Darlington Methodist Church with Rev. Mandigo and Rev. Jeffrey. burial in Union Grove cemetery. Born Paris Illinois 1883 he moved to Darlington in 1900. Survived by wife Anna two sons Clifford and Homer a daughter Hattie a brother Vernon and five grandchildren.
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Memorial Hospital
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E. J. Jeffrey
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Sharer Funeral Home
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Anna Carlson
Clifford
Union Grove
Homer
Joliet
Hattie
Vernon
Royal pair arrive for funeral of John B. Kelly Sr.
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco arrived in Philadelphia to attend the funeral of John B. Kelly Sr., father of the princess' husband. The visit underscores royal presence at a civic ceremony in the city.
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Weekend Guests and Visiting Families Across Monticello Area
Numerous relatives and friends visited Monticello and nearby towns, with gatherings at the homes of the Freitag, Stauffer, Voegeli, Gempler, Blum, Elmer, and Disch families. Attendees traveled from Milwaukee Chicago Madison Janesville Monroe Brodhead and New Glarus, sharing meals and spending Sundays and weekends with kin. Several trips highlighted visits to cottage areas and multiple family celebrations for Father’s Day and birthdays.
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Elmer
New Glarus
Henry D. Freitag
Kenneth Halverson
Heidi
Connie
Monroe
Conrad Stauffachers
Frederick Steinmann
Milwaukee
Alda Steinmann
Edward Benkert
Chicago
Ethel Benkert
Ida Voe Monticello
Krajeck
Donald
Robert Krajeck
Susann Mae
Terry Doris
Kathy
Rodney
Evansville
Raymond Voegeli
Janesville
Walter Voegeli
Fred Escher
Shirley
Bill
Elva Dooley
Barbara Gempler
Okee
Lake Wisconsin
Leo Gempler
Billy
Linda
Harold Blum
John G. Blum
Virginia Blum
Rose
Kate Stauffer
Gertrude Heggestad
Joseph
Madison
Robert Stauffer
Ronald
Anna Gempeler
Walter Gempeler
Jerry
Jane
Pamela
Peggy Butzke
Footville
Heggestad
Son
Jacob Stauffer
LaVerne Leaderman
Brodhead
Harvey E. Elmer
Lawrence F. Marty
Curtis Wagner
Wallace Barlow
Buz
W. L. Zweifel
Dorothy Barlow
Ida Schenk
Albany
J. Jacob Disch
Howard Voegeli
Jack Hoskins
Douglas
Jean Ann
Jacob Voegels
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Barbara Disch
Lynette Duerst
W. J. Urban
Kenneth Johnson
Dick and
Ronney
Platteville
Social visits and hospital calls noted in area
Mrs Bertha Loveland and Florence visited. The Robert Grabow family of Freeport spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry J Elmer. Thomas Brusseven and Selmer Lien visited the Hans Bruseens York. The Stauffer couple and Misses Anna and Sophia Bently called on patients at St Clare hospital Monday evening.
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Bertha Loveland
Florence
Robert Grabow
Freeport
Henry J. Elmer
Thomas Brusveen
Selmer Lien
Hans Brusveens
York
Fred Stauffer
Anna
Sophia Bently
St. Clare Hospital
Last Supper picture memorial gift at Congregational church
Col Stuart Mitchell of Ft Benning and Dr Robert Mitchell of Philadelphia presented a burst wood painting of The Last Supper to the Congregational church as a memorial to their mother Mrs Millicent Mitchell who died March 30 1957. The 24 by 43 inch artwork by J Schrodel Augsburg Germany was ordered while the Mitchells were in Germany. The service also marked the closing of Junior Bible Study school with teachers Mrs Arthur Blanchard Mary May Stuessy and Joanne Ayres and featured scripture by Donald Clark and music by George Brandenburg and Joyce Ensor.
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Stuart Mitchell
Ft. Benning
Robert Mitchell
Philadelphia
Millicent Mitchell
J. Schrodel
Augsburg
Germany
Col. Mitchell
Arthur Blanchard
Mary May Stuessy
Joanne Ayres
Donald Clark
George Brandenburg
Joyce Ensor
Whispering Hope Offering Led by Ayres and Brandenburg
The offering was led by Larry Ayres and George Brandenburg with Rolf Ki etzien and Donald Clark serving as ushers for the event.
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George Brandenburg
Rolf Kietzien
Donald Clark
Madison Woman Dies. Rites Set in Frautschi Funeral Home
Mrs. Ellefson 54 of Rural Madison dies in a Madison hospital. Services 10 a m tomorrow at Frautschi funeral home with Rev Charles A Pulz officiating. Burial 2 30 p m in Bear Creek cemetery LaFarge. Calling 7 to 9 tonight. Survived by husband two daughters two sisters a brother four grandchildren two great grandchildren.
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Route 3
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Algon Hadley
Highland
Frautschi Funeral Home
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Luther Memorial Church
Bear Creek
LaFarge
Nazarene Church Doubles Growth in 1950s Membership
The Church of the Nazarene saw significant gains in the 1950s with domestic membership rising by 86,813 to reach 511,300, and corresponding financial improvements across the decade in Kansas City.
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Church of the Nazarene
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