Siedschlag to Sing with North Central College Choir in Monroe
John Siedschlag, Judo high school graduate, will perform with the North Central College Concert Choir at Immanuel EUB Church Monroe at 7:30 p.m. on April 7. The 50-voice ensemble, led by Paul Warren Allen, tours Wisconsin and Minnesota over 11 days, offering sacred works, Great Hymns medley, Negro spirituals, and solos for voice, piano, and organ.
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John Siedschlag
Judo High School
North Central College
Immanuel Eub
Paul Warren Allen
Naperville, Ill
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fellowship Members Attend Workshop Event
Members of the local Youth Fellowship of Zwingli United Church of Christ attended a workshop at Ft. Atkinson Sunday afternoon. Included were Rev. and Mrs. J Allan Mittler and daughter David Zweifel Jim Hefty Rodney Kammerer Beth Ann Schu
Local group lineup for Washington event listed
The Washington group was represented by Karen Bidlingmaier Paul Hefty Mick Bidlingmaier Elaine Gempeler and Loretta Schmid on bass. Attendees included Harvey Milbrandt John H Baebler Fred Holcomb and Nessie Zweifel Lena Babler and Abraham Kubly.
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Bass
Messrs
Mmes
Harvey Milbrandt
John H. Baebler
Fred Holcomb
Nessie Zweifel
Lena Babler
Abraham Kubly
Friendly Hearts Card Club Gathered at Emery Silver Home
Mr and Mrs Emery Silver hosted the Friendly Hearts Card club Saturday evening with a potluck supper. Residents gathered for conversations and friendly games in a relaxed home setting.
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Friendly Hearts Club
Silver Home
Monticello
Emery Silver
Friendly Hearts Card Club
WSCS Meeting Set at Methodist Church
The WSCS of the Methodist church will meet at 2 p.m. next Tuesday in the church.
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WSCS
Orangeville
Methodist Church
Drake’s 1579 New Albion Named as Original Oregon
The article notes that Oregon’s original name was New Albion, a designation given by Sir Francis Drake in 1579. This historical claim links Drake to early exploration and naming of the region later known as Oregon.
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Oregon
New Albion
Francis Drake
Confirmation Set for 29 Young Members at New Glarus
Palm Sunday service at 10 30 a m on April 10 will confirm 29 youths of Swiss United Church of Christ at New Glarus. Listed are the confirmands and their parents including Urs Gafner David Paul La Porte Beth Ann Marty Ruth Ann Hoesly Dean Lee Disch and others along with sponsoring families.
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NEW Glarus
Times
United Church of Christ
Urs Gafner
Christian Gafner
David Paul la Porte
John la Porte
Beth Ann Marty
Morris Marty
Ruth Ann Hoesly
Gilbert M. Hoesly
Dean Lee Disch
Doral Disch
Mary Ann Frick
John Frick
Birthday dinner honors Linda Gempler at home
Mr and Mrs Leo Gempler hosted a Sunday dinner for Linda Gempler’s 12th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Doyle and family from Madison Mr and Mrs Walter Leuthy and children Loni and David from Elgin Ill Walter Leuthy Sr of Monroe and the Leuthy family of Elgin visited the J Ivan Wichsers.
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Monticello
Leo Gempler
Linda
Robert Doyle
Madison
Walter Leuthy
Loni and
David
Elgin
Ill
Walter Leuthy Sr
Monroe
Leuthy
Ivan Wichsers
Churchill Home at Chartwell South of London
The article notes Sir Winston Churchill's residence is Chartwell located south of London. It identifies Chartwell as Churchill's home site and places it geographically near the capital region.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Chartwell
London
Pesticide Law Urged in State
Madison Dr Henry Scott of the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation urged Wisconsin to adopt federal standards for pesticides and chemicals in food production. He noted state lack of funds to test chemicals, the 1958 shift of safety burden to manufacturers, and costs up to 14000 dollars with about 1000 chemicals in use. Industry spokesmen backed continued or new state and federal oversight.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Agriculture Committee
Wisconsin
Henry Scott
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
State
Scott
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Two Auto Mishaps Reported in Monroe
A Monroe report notes two car accidents this morning. Arnold E Koehn of Route 2 Monroe sustained damage to the left side of his vehicle in a collision at the corner of 10th street and 29th avenue with a second car driven by Alvin.
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Monroe
Arnold E. Koehn
Route 2
10Th Street
29Th Avenue
Alvin
Police report on vehicle collision at 16th and 6th
A police report states both drivers escaped injury in a crash yesterday at the intersection of South Street and 16th Avenue. Nathan L. Klassy of 2244 6th Street and Foster E. Lance of Route 1 McFarland were involved. H Elmer at 920 29th Avenue noted in report.
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H. Elmer
29Th Avenue
Nathan L. Klassy
6Th Street
Foster E. Lance
McFarland
Sth Street
16Th Avenue
Lichens Adapt to Tropics and Arctic Regions
Lichens, a fungus providing dyes and foods, can live equally well in tropical climates and Arctic areas, showing remarkable environmental tolerance.
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Tropics
Arctic
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Leon Fiez
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Martin Bonkoski
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Ray Klassy
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Millard Tschudy
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Ralph Bethke
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Clayton Streiff
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Gerald Disch
Jean Ann Tschudy
Lynn Tschudy
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