Women Bowlers Top 500 Scores Across Leagues
Six women exceeded 500 in last night’s bowling. Notables include Ruth Ellen Putnam 540 in Keglerette and Bette Elmer 536 in Women Major, with Barb Wyss 532 and Brenda Prechel 507 also posting high marks. Team results feature Clark John Deere leading with 2,664, while Keglerette and Ladies Minor sections list multiple high game totals and full-score lines.
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Ruth Ellen Putlam
Dorothy Hartwig
Keglerette
Bette Elmer
Barb Wyss
Brenda Prechel
Leona Gruenewald
Rita Brunner
Shirley Mathews
Nelda Ellingson
Ruth Ellen Putnam
Glenda Prechel
Joanne Hare
Phyllis Burgi
K. C. Cadiz
Bill Siedeschlag
Bill ‘Roth
Ken Mahlberg
Dennis Fazel
Bill Hogan
Dick Bruny
K.C. Cadiz
Bill Siedschlag
Ken Mahlbert
Bernard Lee
Riverside Tap
Rambler of
Monroe
VFW
Huber’s
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Clark John Deere
Tom’s Silo Service
North Central Gas
Francis Miller
Pauline Hemphill
Laura Loeffel
Jean Monte
Millie Blum
Eagles
McGinnis Company
Ruth
Cramer Funeral Home
Roy’s
Baumgartner
Barb Park
Monroe Cold Storage
Clark
John Deere
Idle Hour Mansion
Truck’s Inc
Ellen Mahlikuch
Lil Schindler
Ruf Wholesale
Marty’s Dairy
Radke Studio
Moon’s Zesto
Commercial and Savings Bank
Don’s Standard Service
Swiss Colony
Pepsi Cola
Winslow Merchants Claim Second in Tri-State League
In a Wednesday adult basketball game, the Winslow Merchants downed Community Bank of Orangeville 61 to 53 to secure second place. Swiss Colony beat Strickler's Meats 65 to 64 as Tri-State topped Health Valley Cheese 68 to 59, with John Milz scoring 16 for Tri-State and Dave Stauffacher leading Swiss Colony with 19.
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Tri-State
Winslow
Strickler’s
Swiss Colony
Community Bank
Health Valley
Tri - State
Winslow Merchants
Community Bank of Orangeville
Strickler’s Meats
Health Valley Cheese
Tri- State
John Milz
Jim Burmeister
Jim Moe
Mark Mitchell
Charlie Buttke
Dick Wunschel
Bill
Don Wunschel
Vern Schnieder
Russ Beyer
Bob Schultz
Bankers
Merchants
Schultz
Beyer
Ken Haas
Schneider
Dave Stauffacher
Colony
Russ Quinn
Bob Leistikow
Gary Partridge
Jim Zweifel
Strickler
Jim Meyer
Ron Martinson
Ken Roth
Com. Bank
Health Val
Farewell to jungle friends and memories in El Banco trip
The narrative recalls tearful goodbyes with Eugenia and friendly natives who gifted Mrs Springer a jaguar tooth and a Kennedy half dollar. The party, led by Dr. Springer and companions, trusted jungle guides to return safely and promised to send photos and gifts from their travels to El Banco and its people.
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Dr. Springer
el Banco
Monroe
Monroe Frosh Mark Winzenried to Run 880 at Milwaukee Relays
Monroe freshman Mark Winzenried will compete in the 880 yard run at the Milwaukee Journal Relays in Milwaukee Arena. He set a fresh 1 51.4 record at Illinois and will join Wisconsin frosh and varsity runners. Monroe aims a public high school relay entry, with Cheesemakers coach Dick Glendenning selecting the relay squad.
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Monroe
Mark Winzenried
Wisconsin
United States Track and Field Federation
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
Mark
University of Illinois
Dick Glendenning
Madison
Madison West
Track and Field Federation
Don Miller
Steve Wuetrich
Steve
Farming Equipment Auction Notice Barneveld Wisconsin
A Barneveld Wisconsin auction lists tractors including Case 930 830 730 models with hundreds of hours, IHC and J.D. units, various implements, planters, harvesters, loaders, wagons, choppers, and misc gear. Auctioneer Eldon F. Schraepfer and Toby Zimpel oversee sale for Barneveld Imp. Inc. and Barneveld State Bank references. Sale details include a March 14 Thursday at 10:30 A.M. location Barneveld Wisconsin.
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Barneveld
Wis
Ford
Case
J.D. A
J.D. AR
Avery
A.C
IHC
A.C. WD
LHC
H.p
Hyd
New
Decker No
J.D
Belt
N.S
Burr
Kewaunee
Mayrath
Gehl
N.H
Lundell
Oliver
Knight
Wards
Jeep
Rosenthal
Acorn
N.I
Kosch
N.H. Mower
Meyers
Brady
Eldon F. Schraepfer
Toby Zimpel
Barneveld State Bank
Ted Arneson
Albert H. Noble
Barneveld Imp. Inc
Barneveld Wis
Double Nobel Laureate and Hall of Fame Actress
Madame Marie Curie is the only woman to win Nobel Prizes in two fields, physics in 1903 with the Curies and Becquerel and chemistry in 1911. Charlotte Cushman became the first theatrical professional placed in the Hall of Fame in 1915, with Edwin Booth added in 1925.
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Madame Marie Curie
Pierre Curie
Antoine- Henri Becquerel
Charlotte Cushman
Edwin Booth
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Alpine Club
Elgie
Monroe Cheesemakers
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Trempealeau
Medford
Bob Wells
Wil Klippel
Kurt Adam
Chuck Irwin
Jim Tertin
Chris Olson
Portage
Wisconsin State University
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Dan Mayer
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