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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
4
Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie, Republican candidate for governor, urged review of the school aids formula at the Summer Institute for School Superintendents in Milwaukee. He warned rising education costs will press on property taxes unless the aid formula is revised and equalization is preserved.
Mrs. Herbert Mohn hosts in Spring Grove with visits from Mr and Mrs Leonard Barnes and daughter Monna Ia. and other relatives. Rockford guests include Mrs Victoria Reber and Merikay. celebrations mark fifth wedding anniversary for Roger Scheidegger. Community members entertain, visit hospitals, and share family gatherings across Brodhead Freeport Albany Pearl City Twin Grove and Indian Ford. Phone 3 for an Adtaker today.
Charles C. Brace of Lone Rock retires tomorrow after 18 years with the Holstein Friesian Association of America. Vernon R. Olson of Spring Green succeeds him in the area covering Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula Michigan. Brace helped grow county Holstein groups from 12 to 50 and led twilight meetings promoting registered Holsteins which now account for over 75 percent of Wisconsin dairy cattle registrations. He plans to manage his Lone Rock Holstein herd with his brother Donald and continue as a volunteer in the state Holstein Friesian Association.
Secretary Freeman announced an eight member committee of farm and public administration experts to study the administration of farm programs at state and local levels. William D. Knox editor of Hoard's Dairyman and dairy farmer near Ft. Atkinson is named among the group.
Army Maj. Paul R. Ewing son of Mrs Rena M Ewing Darlington completed the regular course at the U S Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kan The class of 665 U S officers and 85 officers from 48 allied nations was addressed by General Lyman L Lemnitzer who presented diplomas to graduates He entered the Army in 1943 and was last stationed at Fort Rucker Ala He has been assigned to U S Forces Vietnam He is a 1960 graduate of the University of Omaha Neb
Mr and Mrs Karl Freitag spent time with the Fred Eschers at Okee Lake Wisconsin. Monday callers of Misses.
Monticello seeks a dependable boy to take over the Mon roe Evening Times afternoon delivery route. Alan Babler, longtime carrier, will depart next month. interested boys who have passed their 12th birthday may apply by writing the Times or contacting Babler. No collections required, just prompt delivery.
Kate and Rose Stauffer listed as Miss Rose Marty and Mrs Anna Balsiger with Miss Marie Marty of Monroe. Mr and Mrs Robert Holcomb Sr visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Fred C Hammiely in Albany.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs voted to pursue a constitutional change to allow voluntary non-denominational religious observances in schools. The vast 1,285 delegate assembly supported the move by voice vote with only a few opposing.
Edwards Air Force Base California report reveals X15 pilot Joseph A Walker soared to 120000 feet while testing braking maneuvers and reached 4159 mph, over six times the speed of sound, surpassing the prior 4093 mph mark set by Maj. Robert White in the same aircraft.
The spiritual titles attributed to Pope John XXIII include Bishop of Rome and Vicar of Jesus Christ. Additional roles cited are Successor of St. Peter and Prince of the Apostles, along with Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church and Patriarch of the West. He is also named Primate of Italy, Archbishop and Metropolitan of the Roman Province, and Sovereign of the State of Vatican City.
A parade of visits and returns fills the Orangeville area as Mrs. Glen E. Bolender and others host and travel. Families from Freeport Candace Rand Roxalanne and Arlington Heights attend weddings and reunions while travelers report trips to Seattle World’s Fair and Crystal Lake Wisconsin.
A brief notice invites readers to rent a room via The Morroe Evening Times classifieds. Details include location options and rental terms, with contact information for prospective tenants to reach the advertiser.
Ruth Grace Salladay 81 a native of Brodhead died yesterday at Beloit hospital after living with a daughter in Afton and returning to Beloit three years ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Fred V. Millard of Afton and Mrs. Marcella Lovelace of Beloit. Husband T E Salladay preceded her. Services tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Afton Community Church with Rev. W S Carr. Burial in Afton Cemetery. Rosman Uehling Kinzer mortuary Beloit in charge.
The National Safety Council reports more than 22 000 people died in accidents in the first three months of 1962, a sharp rise from the same period in 1961. The council notes an overall increase in accidental fatalities across the period.
Al deaths for the first quarter this year showed increases in all classifications. The total com pared to 20,600 reported in the first three months of 1961. Last year's accidental death rate of 50 per 100,000 population was a record low. Traffic deaths topped the list of accidental fatalities for the first three months this year with 8,120 compared to 7,710 for the same period in 1961.
A 14 year old Sheboygan student was named the state winner of the 27th annual Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary essay contest at the Superior convention. Grace Markworth received 100 dollars, with Donna Zutz of Manitowoc Lincoln earning 75 dollars as second prize. The auxiliary also awarded its first practical nursing scholarship to Nancy Jane Linzmaier of Marshfield.
Grand Falls on the Hamilton River in Labrador ranks as the second largest waterfall in North America by water volume. The river plunges 1 038 feet at the falls, with Niagara Falls the only larger cascade.
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