Browntown 4-H Club Hosts Picnic Tour Guests
Calvin Kraemer Green County 4H agent attended Browntown Busy Beavers 4H Club picnic and tour with Cadiz 4H members. After the picnic at the Browntown shelterhouse a softball game followed, visiting dairy and garden members homes. Next meeting set for July 7 at Browntown shelterhouse.
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Browntown
Calvin Kraemer
Green County
Browntown Social Notes Highlight Monroes and Visitors
Miss Iva Tomlinson and Mrs Flossie traveled to Freeport with East Monroe to visit the Myron Hurds. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ernest Yates and their Rockford daughter, and Rockford couple Mr and Mrs Richard Borchert with family. Families from Monroe and Winslow joined dinners and dairy events at the Mau grandmother's home as clusters of local residents visited in the area.
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Iva Tomlinson
Flossie
East
Monroe
Freeport
Myron Hurds
Ross Vincents
Ernest Yates
Rockford
Richard Borchert
Ward Merritt
Neil Pehl
Ann van Mer
Terry
Jimmy Mau
Charles Line
Mau
Theda Mau
Clara Maaske
Messrs
Mmes
Milton Busjahn
Winslow
Werner Mellenberger
Lizzie Rood
Emma Mellenberger
Hulda Klemm
Edmund Anderson
Ray Montgomery
Cora Bock
Chicago
Montgom
Local Visitors Share Time With Clinton Residents
JoAnn, daughter of Mr and Mrs E Soddy, spent time in the South with family. Mrs Charles Langford of Clinton visited Sunday at Ernest Soddy's home, with son Charles Jr returning after a week with his grandfather. Mr and Mrs Roger Barry of Monroe were Sunday guests of Ruth Flannery. Mrs Grace Dale of Clinton visited sister Edith Rockow for a few days.
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Ery
JoAnn
South
Charles Langford
Clinton
Ernest Soddy
Charles Jr
Roger Barry
Monroe
Ruth Flannery
Grace Dale
Edith Rockow
Brain Waves Predict Death Says Boston Doctor
Dr H Hannibal Hamlin told the A M A convention that brain wave loss signals inevitable death before heart or breathing ceases. EEG can show when oxygen deprivation makes recovery impossible, while resuscitation devices may prolong futile life for all concerned.
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San Francisco
Boston
Hannibal Hamlin
American Medical Association
Area Youths Attend Wisconsin Dells Camp
Three area youngsters spend two weeks at Camp Wanbeek in Wisconsin Dells run by the Wisconsin Easter Seal Society for the orthopedically handicapped. The group includes Randy Anderson of Brooklyn, Robert Brocklin of Juda, and Linda Severson of Brooklyn.
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Camp Wanbeek
Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin Easter Seal Society
Randy Anderson
Donald Anderson
Brooklyn
Robert Brocklin
Gail Brocklin
Juda
Linda Severson
Robert Severson
Battle Memory Fades Qut Fast
HAL Boyle reflects on memory and myth in wars, noting no one recalls battles exactly. Return trips to Normandy and other fronts reveal conflicting memories, shifting truths, and the impossibility of a single, definitive battlefield story.
Social Security Disabling Benefits and Trial Work Rules
Q and A explain how long disability payments last until age 65 and conversion to retirement benefits with no change in amount. They also outline the 12 month trial work period for returning to work, allowing 9 months of work before extending benefits for 3 more months. URGES COURT CURB ATLANTA Georgia Legislature asks U S senators to limit federal court power over legislative apportionment. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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Atlanta
Georgia
U.S
Washington call girl file lists names of hundreds
Washington State attorney Arthur A. Marshall Jr. released card files of a suspected call girl ring containing nearly 2 000 men and 90 women. FBI and Sen. John J. Williams will review the files which include officials, lawyers, gamblers, and media figures.
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Washington
Arthur A. Marshall Jr
Prince Georges County
John J. Williams
Del
Senate
Marshall
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington Star
Negro joins board of large U.S. Industries Inc
Samuel R. Pierce Jr., a Negro lawyer, is elected a director of U.S. Industries Inc, a New York area manufacturing firm with about 120 million dollars in annual sales. Theodore W. Kheel says Pierce is the first Negro to hold a policymaking position in a large international business, added he is hired for qualification, not race.
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New York
Samuel R. Pierce Jr
U.S. Industries, Inc
Theodore W. Kheel
Pierce
Kheel
U.S. Industries
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