Music Festival Entries List of Solo and Ensemble Participants
A detailed program of solo and ensemble entries for a regional music festival across multiple venues. It lists cornet, trombone, bass, baritone, French horn, and various ensemble solos and duets with participant names and towns such as Beloit Evansville Monroe Argyle South Wayne New Glarus Brodhead Madison Monticello. Performances run from morning into late afternoon with specific time blocks and venues including Senior High Music Room Immanuel Evangelical Church and St. John’s Church.
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Senior High Music Room
Cornet
Don Ivey
Monroe
Ronnie Moen
Richard Emilson
Beloit
Mary Lou Penniston
Argyle
Arthur Satterlee
Gratiot
Donna Hartl
Evansville
George Longmore
Betty Elmer
David Heyerdahl
Brodhead
Mary Eastwood
Harley Streiff
New Glarus
Eileen Deetz
South Wayne
June Schoonover
James Price
Albany
Wilbert Neuenschwander
Eugene Davis
Larry Kutzke
Richard Ruegger
Gloria Olson
Roger Mason
Don Fay
Marian Bower
Faye Anne Webster
Leonard Genung
William Ryan
Celia Cook
Charles Ronstad
Ivan Schenk
Monticello
Peter Kurth
Herman Diederich
Belleville
Marjorie Splinter
Wayne Disch
Russell Rueter
Robert Appleby
Charles Fritscher
Gene Lynn
Charles Zimmerman
Joan Davis
Carton Ross
Dean Streiff
Jean Zweifel
Dorothy Brager
John Fosse
Richard Antes
Marilyn Mary
James Favour
Ronald Martin
Howard Bown
JoAnne Elmer
Ed Grutzner
Joan Bradley
Geraldine Fuller
Ada Dobbs
Jeraldine Chapman
James Johnson
John Eley
Marjorie Schmid
June
Jean Schoonover
Marilyn Maley
Kathleen Kennedy
Donald Sands
Wayne Crawford
Mary Blum
Carolyn Kueck
Mary Ten Eyck
Jack VanHorn
Billy Schuetz
Verona
Harry Conroy
Robert Weirick
Mary Wiseman
Herbert West
John Eldred
Bel
Jack Frey
Darrel Blum
Jack Hofmaster
Barbara Jones
Ted Perring
Joanne Solomon
Harveda Benkert
Mildred Krauss
Margaret Angliker
George Lindicum
Doris Stuessy
Priscilla Strommen
Delores Glaeden
Ony Wittwer
Roland Straka
Marilyn Roethlisberger
Ralph Hughes
Craig Dougan
Robert Lange
Gerald Thomas
Maurice Standiford
Sarah Fick
Helen Wond
Ardis Tapp
Alice Twentyman
Richard Allen
Louis Movash
Mary Rossiter
Carla Mueller
Jean Babler
Dorothy Engler
Virginia Krauss
Barbara Price
Virginia Wahler
Karen Frick
Dorothy Timm
Patricia Lowl
John Paulson
Richard Stumbo
Ed James
Oit
Anne Hansen
Kathryn Krauss
Joyce Herreid
Richard Kundert
Ethel Rau
Shirley Hoffman
Bernhard Bakke
Lawrence Heyerdahl
Rodney Wittmer
R. Straka
B. Dowse
A. Hansen
P. Rasmussen
J. Pontius
J. Rendall
C. Dougan
D. Birdsell
R. Lange
S. Clark
R. Prossel
M. Pohl
L. Larrabee
R. Hughes
L. Morash
J. Tirrell
S. Cushman
M. Martinson
E. Rau
S. Telfair
Mary Anderson
Helen Gerber
Betty Dowse
Martha Dobbs
Priscilla Kohli Monroe
Kathryn
St. John’s Church
Evelyn Welty
Betty Hoesly
Elizabeth Gurtner
Audrey Wichser
Kathleen Feldt
Mary Lou Underhill
Beverly Saterlee
Mary Frances Hawley
Mary Flanagan
Dawn Kloften
Carol Amundsen
June Hedwall
Harriet Towell
Donna Reese
Helen Ziltner
Janet Mae Lederman
Joyce Pease
Patricia Maurer
Joyce
Jeraldine Man
Od Weife
Elaine Hansen
Virginia Elmer
Beatrice Harris
Helen Alton
Elizabeth Schmetter
Marian Walker
Heidi Pfaeffli
Mary Alice Tullis
Gwen Gransee
JoAnne Green
Ann Louise
Mary
Sue Girvin
Virginia
Marianne Elmer
J. Maurer
L. Monte
E. Andereck
L. Falk
Elizabeth Everson
Imogene Lancaster
Mary Faith Stauke
Sylvia Anderegg
H. Gierhart
G. Gilbertson
D. Erickson
C. Emberson
S. Hensel
C. Ten Eyck
A. Dobbs
J. Elmer
S. Ransdell
E. Streiff
S. Spaide
L. Speich
J. Chapman
M. Ufer
V. Johnson
D. Glaeden
B. Reardon
D. Reuter
Dont Forget Garden Though Vegetables Seem Plentiful Now
County Agent Edwin O. Baker urges planting a home garden to boost food production as President Truman calls for a 10 percent rise in home vegetable growing. Government purchases could limit store supplies, so home gardeners may secure staple vegetables. New garden bulletins are available at the county agent’s office detailing valuable gardening information.
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Edwin O. Baker
Baker
Truman
Monroe
Livestock Feeders Attack OPA Over Price Controls
Mark W. Pickell of a livestock feeders group argued against OPA price controls saying large crops would negate controls and small crops would push to a dangerous black market. He warned buyers would face famine as regulations fail. The note references novelist E Phillips Oppenheim.
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Washington
OPA
Mark W. Pickell
Allis Case Before Attorney General
Officials of Allis-Chalmers met Deputy Attorney General Stewart Honek after Governor Goodland asked for a personal investigation of picketing at the West Allis plant. Walter Geist reported a state of anarchy but said militia was not requested. Local 248 president Robert Buse accused the company of inciting riot and browbeating workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Stewart Honek
Goodland
Honek
West Allis
Walter Geist
Frank Graas
Geist
Graas
Robert Buse
Uaw-Cio
Prom draws large crowd in Brodhead high gym
A junior prom packed the Brodhead high school gym with candyland decor. King Carlton Ross and Helen Ziltner led the grand march as Don Garson provided music. Senior and junior attendees received programs from Donnie Meade and Kathleen Ross.
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Donald L. Collins
Don Garson
Mineral Point
Carlton Ross
Helen Ziltner
Donnie Meade
Kathleen Ross
James Larkin
Marshall Markham
D. J. Pierce
H. B. Conway
Clyde Rossiter
Decatur Lake Country Club
Paul Bellman
Src
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Calif
Lois Brobst
Chicago
Harry Brobst
Frederick Ties
Muller House
Center Ave
L. M. Ties
Marion Roderick
Herbert Schenkus
Milwaukee
W. W
Clarence Zimmerman
Emmett Grennwalt
James Taylor
Michigan
Stanley Knight
J. B. Searles
J. W. Laube
Charlotte Patterson Laube
Durand
Jay
Feldt
Evansville
William Reigle
Dawn Feldt
Reigle
Pearl McCoy
Maj
Stuart Mitchell
Mitchell
Battle Creek, Mich
E. J
Mitchell Family News and Local Visits Chronicle
Major Mitchell returns to Battle Creek awaiting discharge while the family stays in Milton. Local visits include Mrs. Royce Walmer and others at the Raymond Pinnow home, plus Milton residents at various homes. Cpl. William Reigle is due home Sunday for a family visit.
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Mitchell
Milton
Major Mitchell
Battle Creek
Royce Walmer
Gerald Reigle
Paul Tripke
Wiliam Reigle
Raymond Pinnow
Robert Wolfe
Footville
Brodhead
Stanley Wilsey
Leo Scheberle
Lorraine Zimmerli
Newell Holcomb
Rosamond Arnsmeier
Clarence Zimmerman
Nancy
Wilbur Arnsmeier
Beloit
Franklyn Condon
Valley Forge Hospital
Phoenixville
Frank Condon
Spring Grove Club
W. A. Marsh
Kenneth Harker
Judith Rae
Mineral Point
W. W. Sawyer
A. L. Marsh
Charles Murphy
Walter Zimmerman
Albert Broughton
State of
Washington
G. E. Broughton
Cpl
William Reigles
Reigle Son Granted 20-Day Farnlough
The item notes Mr and Mrs William Reigle with their son granted a 20 day fur lough while Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones are in Kansas visiting their son and family Jacob Jones.
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William Reigle
Arthur Jones
Kansas
Jacob Jones
Muscles are Key To Legislative Jam
In Trenton four hours of closed door conferences ended when four men forced a jammed door to free Republican State Chairman Lloyd B. Marsh and Senate Majority Leader Charles K. Barton. The incident followed cries for help after the key would not work.
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Trenton
N. J
Lloyd B. Marsh
Marsh
Senate
Charles. K. Barton
Brown Swiss Breeders Picnic and Show in Columbus
Brown Swiss cattle breeders from Green Rock Lafayette Dane Dodge Columbia and Jefferson counties plan a picnic and show in Columbus on May 11. The event, held with the State Breed association, will feature a new grandma class for cows 12 years and older with a potential berth in this fall’s dairy cattle congress.
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Green
Rock
Lafayette
Dane
Dodge
Columbia
Jefferson Counties
Columbus
State Breed Association
Morris L. Gilbertson
Evansville
Canton
Dairy Cattle Congress
Poland’s KRN Parliament Referred to as National Council
The text notes Poland’s parliament commonly called the KRN or national council of the homeland, as cited by the Try Times Want Ads.
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Poland
KRN
National Council of the Homeland
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Robret Bruce Jewett
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Richardson
Philco
Goetz Theater Bldg
MUSE
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Allis
Phore
The
Alvin F. Rote Co
Burkhard Electric Co
12Th St
Orla
J. Tracy
Sahara
Niineman Coal & Ice
Sakhara
Sahara Coal Company
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Dixie Shop