New Badger Council Girl Scout Director Attends Monroe Meeting
Miss Maxine Austin Beloit executive director of the Badger Council of Girl Scouts attended a Monroe meeting in the First National Bank Community Room. She was introduced to local members and accompanied by Miss Joan Wise Beloit district advisor. The meeting featured demonstrations on ceremonies rededication and investiture for various Scout levels and announced a county wide Cadette Senior Conference to be held April 19 and 20 near Edgerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Austin
Beloit
Badger Council of
Girl Scouts
Neight
First National Bank
Austin
Joan Wise
Rock of
Cemacy Department of Social Services
Robert Ableman
John Norton
Myers
Edgerton
Eisenhower Weakens as Crisis Advances at 78
AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower remains weaker but resting after a new crisis in his heart condition. John Eisenhower arrives from New York, Mamie and Milton Eisenhower discuss health as Walter Reed notes no change since earlier bulletins.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed General Hospital
John Eisenhower
Belgium
New York
Mamie
Milton Eisenhower
Nixon
Dr. Irvin Elected Head of Green County Medical Society
Dr. John M. Irvin was elected president of the Green County Medical Society at a St. Clare Hospital meeting. Dr. William E. Hein became vice president, Dr. Benjamin M. Bush secretary treasurer, Dr. Robert G. Zach delegate, and Dr. Hein alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Irvin
Green County Medical Society
St. Clare Hospital
William E. Hein
Benjamin M. Bush
Robert G. Zach
Hein
Johnsrud Heads Committee Again
Vern Jonsrud of New Glarus was named chairman of Green County’s Wisconsin Conservation Congress committee. Bob Hahlen became vice chairman. Wilbur Dehmer of Albany was reelected delegate and Roger Krieger of Brooklyn named alternate. The group urged hunting and fishing rule changes and noted the statewide May meeting at Stevens Point. Deer season proposals include a Nov 22-24 southwest zone opener and a nine day gun season with varied dates by region.
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Vern Jonsrud
New Glarus
Green County
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Bob Hahlen
Monroe
Wilbur Dehmer
Albany
Conservation Congress
Roger Krieger
Brooklyn
The
Wisconsin
Fish and Game Departments
Stevens Point
Wis
Apostle Islands
Madeline
Mississippi River Zone
East Central Agricultural Zone
Southern Agricultural Zone
Sandhill Experiment Wildlife Area
M E Peg Lynn Succumbs in Monticello at 74
M E Peg Lynn Sr a longtime Monticello hardware dealer and former building inspector dies at 74 after a two and a half year illness from emphysema He served in World War I and is survived by Mara his wife two sons Mel Jr and Gene E six grandchildren and one more relative buried in Monticello He was active in Zwingli United Church of Christ and various fraternal groups
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Monticello
M. E
Peg) Lynn Sr
St. Clare
Monroe
Lynn
Mr. Lynn
Exeter Township
Green County
John
Mary Edgar Lynn
St. Mihiel
Camp Grant
Co. E
Mara E. Steinmann
A. Muehlmeier
Zwingli Church
Mara
Mel Jr
Eau Claire
Gene E
Bellevue
Wash
Robert
Reverend Gerritt Mouw to Speak at Lenten Service
Rev Gerritt Mouw of Union Presbyterian Church will lead the Wednesday noon Lenten service at Grace Lutheran Church. The meditation, What the Army Officer Said, fits the Words of the Cross theme. Services run 12 05 and 12 35 with low cost luncheons 11 30 to 1 30 provided by church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Gerritt Mouw
Union Presbyterian Church
Monroe Council of Churches
Robert Faith
Hutton Credited With Saving Lives In Madison Blaze
Bowman Dairy milkman Jack Hutton who lives in Blanchardville is credited with saving two lives during a Madison house fire. He alerted the fire department after seeing smoke and helped a 16 year old girl rescue her five year old brother from an upstairs porch. The Barker home sustained damage. Scott Barker received second degree burns and was taken to hospital.
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Blanchardville
Jack Hutton
Bowman
Madison
Hutton
Garnet Colden
Eldon Maginnis
Edward Barker
Scott Barker
Kathy Barker
Deer Yard Tour Reports Winter Hardship for Northern Wisconsin Deer
Jim Huntoon, district game manager, toured deer yards in Douglas and Bayfield counties. He observed fawn mortality and possible reduced reproduction due to winter conditions. Mild February weather limited major starvation, emergency browse cutting occurred, and some hay was fed, not by Department personnel and not digestible by northern deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Huntoon
Douglas
Bayfield
Wisconsin
Huntoon
Dept. of Natural Resources
Wisconsin highway toll rises as youth dies in Porter Point crash
Portage County youth Gerald Halava, 18, from Stevens Point, died when a car overturned on Highway 10 near Stevens Point. A rural Ferryville teen, Roger Brudos, 15, died when a tractor overturned near Retreat. Wildlife officials discuss deer population management and habitat improvements amid heavy snow.
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Portage County
Wisconsin
Gerald Halava
Stevens Point
Highway 10
Roger Brudos
Ferryville
Retreat
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Richmond Professional Institute
Richmond
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Archie Myers
AP News
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Ingersoll
Watertown
Dodge County
John Kaiser
Melvin Christian
Emmet
Clarence Traeger
Juneau
Kaiser
Angelia Stevens
Arby
Che
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Dr. Irvin
Medical Society
South
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Minnesota
Texas
Brownsville
Tex
America’s Dairyland Cooperative Inc
Hugh Cook
University of Wisconsin
Consolidated
Cook
Chicago
Pure Milk Association of Chicago
John E. Butterbrodt
Burnett, Wis
America
Dairyland Cooperative, Inc
Albion Cooperative Creamery
Albion
Antigo Milk Products Cooperative, Inc
Antigo
Boyceville Farmers Cooperative
Boyceville
Burlington Cooperative Pure Milk Association
Burling- Turn
Stu Grendahl
American Legion
Stu
John Katz
W”’ Club
Robert Hendrickson
George McKeown
Times
Jim Beer
Johnsrud
Sportsmen Eye
Peg
Rev. Mouw
Madison Blaze
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