Wisconsin Cheese Foundation aims to boost state dairy sales
An editorial lauds the Wisconsin Cheese Foundation Inc as a broader industry effort to promote Wisconsin cheese at the point of sale. It quotes George L. Mooney of the Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association describing the plan as supplementary to ADA and State Department programs and designed to intensify nationwide promotion of Wisconsin cheese.
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George L. Mooney
Plymouth
New Wisconsin Cheese Foundation, Inc
Mooney
Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association
State Department of Agriculture
American Dairy Association
Wisconsin Cheese Foundation
ADA
State Department
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
New Cheese Foundation
Beaver Dam
Foundation
Green County News Highlights From June 25 1949 Era
Enumerators Charles A Booth Monroe and Mrs Dalza June 25 1949 tally Green County census. Belgium faces general election on Leopold III return question. Mine prize winners at Universalist Aid flower show. Shirley Tollefson nuptials at Ladd AFB Alaska. United Evangelical Lutheran convention leans toward merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Booth
Monroe
Shirley Tollefson
Earl J. Flogerzi
Ladd Air Force Base
Alaska
United Evangelical Lutheran Convention
TV Stars Begin Vacation Again
New York reports three more television stars take summer breaks Pat Boone ends ABC season and moves to NBC with Tennessee Ernie Ford Garry Moore suspends his show paving the way for Andy Williams. Dennis Morgan stars in 21 Beacon Street replacing Ford while Boone roams reruns and Williams joins Moore in summertime TV trends.
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New York
Pat Boone
ABC
NBC
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Garry Moore
Shop
Ford
Beacon Street
Dennis Morgan
Ernie
Moore
Andy Williams
Song Writer Archie Gottler Dies at 63 in Hollywood
Composer Archie Gottler died at 63 in Hollywood from a heart ailment on Wednesday. His long titled song included Would You Rather Be a Colonel with an Eagle on your Shoulder or a Private with a Chicken on your Knee.
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Hollywood
Archie Gottler
Hamilton Youths Visit Brodhead Grandparents
Gary and John Hamilton of Tacoma Washington visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Long in Brodhead with relatives and friends from Rockford. They travel with Lawrence Oliver and son Richard to Wichita Kansas then on to the Black Hills Yellowstone Park and Grand Coulee Dam before returning home. The boys attend Clover Park High School with Gary a senior and John a junior. Their father Ray Hamilton is in the military, and the family has traveled to Okinawa and Germany.
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Brodhead
Gary
John Hamilton
Tacoma
Wash
Harry Long
Rockford
Lawrence Oliver
Richard
Wichita
Kan
Olivers
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Coulee Dam
Clover Park High School
John
Ray Hamilton
Hamilton
Marjorie Long
Okinawa
Germany
Robert Marian Named To Illinois FFA Post
Orangeville resident Robert Marian was named vice president from Section I at the 31st annual state FFA convention in Springfield. He succeeds retiree Dwayne Zipse of Mount Morris as a fellow executive board member representing his section.
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Orangeville
Robert Marian
FFA
Springfield
Dwayne Zipse
Mount Morris
Orangeville High School Band To Open Summer Concerts
The Orangeville high school concert band will give its first open air concert of the summer at 8 p.m. Tuesday in downtown Orangeville. Six concerts are scheduled for the season. Senior band practice is at 8 p.m. Monday at the high school.
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Green Coun
Edward Ackerman
Monroe
E. L. Divan
Cadiz Township
Jordan Township
Skinner Creek
Deran Zwygart
William Geiger
Herman Liedschlag
A. S. Myers
A. N. Lawton
Brodhead
Delavan
Orangeville
Blue Cheddar Rolls for Dairy Month
A no bake dairy spread blends blue cheese, cheddar and cream cheese with milk and walnuts to form 2 to 3 rolls. Chill overnight then roll in nuts and parsley before serving with crackers. Suggested as holiday gifts.
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Helen Green
Monroe
Flood Damages Sought From Milwaukee Road in Freeport Case
A circuit court suit from Freeport seeks 15 000 dollars in damages against the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad. Twenty one plaintiffs allege sandbagging on March 26 and 27 along the Pecatonica river flood area caused water to back onto their property.
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Freeport
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Staintiffs
Pecatonica
Ple
Mrs. Eckerman Dies at Warren Illinois
Mrs. Frank Eckerman 77 native of Darlington died of a heart attack at her Warren home. Surviving are husband Frank, a son Clarence Warren two daughters Bernita Rufenacht and Leno re Reynolds eight grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at St Ann s Catholic Church burial in St Joseph cemetery Gratiot. Rosary 7 30 p.m. tomorrow at Eckerman residence. arrangements by Goldhagen funeral home.
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Warren, Ill
Frank Eckerman
Darlington
John
Julia Harrington Larry
Gratiot
Warren
Clarence
Bernita Rufenacht
Lenore Reynolds
Havana
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph
Eckerman
Goldhagen
Mrs Innes Named Commercial Teacher at Orangeville High
Mrs George Innes selected as the new commercial teacher at Orangeville high school completing the staff. A Central College Missouri graduate she taught two years at Fredericks town MO and recently married now residing in Free port.
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Orangeville
George Innes
Orangeville High School
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Milwaukee
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Ida Sonderegger
Crow Agency
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Ladysmith
Miss Williams
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Commercial State Bank
Argyle
John Elmer
Llinois Ffa Post
Brennan
Sojokahh Mbeki
Raggedy
Swift
Oscar Mayer
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Ibs
Richelieu
WOME
Nabisco
Aan
Apple
Eatwell
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Foodcraft
Catsup
Libby
Dolly Madison
Sunkist Lemons
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