Voice and Piano Recital Set by Mrs Thorp’s Students
Mrs Donald Thorp presents her voice and piano students in the third in a series of Sunday recitals in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist church. The program includes piano solos duets trios quartets sextets and vocal solos with listed students such as John Sager Debby Hartwig Kathleen Sullivan Christine Goderstad Kathy Mueller Keith Haldiman Merry Beth Seaton and more.
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Donald Thorp
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Carina Syst
Albert A and Mrs Schuetz Honored With Shower
Mr and Mrs Albert A Schuetz were honored at a shower and housewarming at their Route 3 Monroe home. The couple, married April 20, received a gift from neighbors as cards were played. Attendees included Anna Patterson Bernard White Macere and Mmcec Harry Williams Roger Haman Emmanuel Fuchs Hugh Roberts Thomas Schuetz Vincent Thomm Conrad Blanc and Roger Patterson.
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Albert A. Schuetz
Route 3
Monroe
Anna Patterson
Bennard White
Macere
Mmcec
Harry Williams
Roger Haman
Emmanuel Fuchs
Hugh Roberts
Albert Schuetz
Thomas Schuetz
Vincent Thomm
Conrad Blanc
Roger Patterson
Moose Women Attend State Academy of Friendship Session
Monroe Women of the Moose members will attend the Academy of Friendship session Sunday at the Moose home in Milwaukee. Qualified for the degree are Mrs Loyd Prien Mrs Clifford Prien Mrs Gerhard Gruenberg and Mrs Bruce Miller. Mrs Russell West was selected to serve on the ritual staff as dean. Mrs Arthur Meyers will serve as help and Mrs Marvin Holcomb as recorder.
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Monroe
Mrs. Condon Installed As Cat Club Treasurer
Mrs. Robert Condon of Brodhead was installed treasurer of the Rock Valley Cat Club at the Condon home. Harry Bolles of Freeport became club president with Mrs. Durward Whipple of Rockford as vice president and Mrs. Gerald Coss of Rochelle as secretary. Membership covers Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin.
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Brodhead
Robert Condon
Rock Valley
Condon
Harry Bolles
Freeport
Durward Whipple
Rockford
Gerald Coss
Rochelle
Iil
Illinois
Wisconsin
Brodhead Chosen For WCTU Convention Plans
The Green-Lafayette County won mmcer in Brodhead on Tuesday June 25. Plans for the convention were made at the home of Mrs Ja cob Syftestad in Blanchardville. Mmes Will Meinert Walter Ludwig and Cray Brewer attended from the Green County group. Plans also are being made for a bus trip to Chicago on Tuesday June 4.
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Jacob Syftestad
Blanchardville
Mmes
Will Meinert
Walter Ludwig
Cray Brewer
Green County Group
Chicago
WSCS Unit Meets In Methodist Church
The WSCS gathered last night at the First Methodist church for a program on Children and Money. Leadership included Mrs. Robert Crandall and Mrs. Thomas RR. Goetz with several members assisting, pledge service by Mrs. Carson Lowl and helpers, and hostesses named Carl Hol singer, Arthur Meythaler, Mae Gustafson, and Elvira Gorham.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Robert Crandall
Thomas RR. Goetz
Mmes
Delvyn Brandenburg
Ralph L. Neale
William Stuckey
Homer Marshall
Richard Craemer
Carson Lowl
Frank C. Stiles
Effie Wenger
Floyd Matzke
Harvey H. Holland
Edgar Jacobs
A R Steele Couple To Be Wed 56 Years
Mr and Mrs A R Steele celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary with a quiet observance this Saturday Mrs Steele who is ill and has been confined to bed for five weeks was hospitalized for three weeks The couple married May 4 1907 and marked their 50th anniversary in California in 1957
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A.R. Steele
Steele
California
Five Monroe Women Attend LaCrosse Event
Five Monroe women from Grace Lutheran church attended the First District Assembly of Lutheran Church Women in LaCrosse Wisconsin and Upper Michigan Synod. Dr. Rudolph C. Burke of the Board of World Mission spoke as guest. The gathering met at Stoeffel Memorial Hall in English Lutheran Church.
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Monroe
Assembly of Lutheran Church Women
Capital District
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan Synod
LaCrosse
Reuben Brostein
Russell Trumpy
Arthur Moen
Mabel Greenwald
Sam Boyd
Grace Lutheran Church
Rudolph C. Burke
Board of World Mission of Lutheran Churches of America
Stoeffel Memorial Hall
English Lutheran Church
Daloris Westphal to Wed Bruce Pfister in Madison
Mr and Mrs Alfred Westphal announce the engagement of their daughter Daloris Kay Westphal to Bruce J Pfister son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Pfister of Argyle. The wedding is set for Saturday June 8 at Luther Memorial Church Madison. Westphal is a registered nurse at Madison General Hospital Pfister is a UW Madison civil engineering senior.
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Alfred Westphal
Elkhorn
Daloris Kay
Bruce J. Pfister
Jacob Pfister
Argyle
Luther Memorial Church
Madison
Miss Westphal
Madison General Mosphcar
Star Son
University of Wisconsin, Madison
New Glarus PTO Names Arn President for 1963 64
Delmar Arn was elected president of the New Glarus PTO for the 1963 64 school year. Mrs Donald Rupnow is first vice president, Mrs Dean Streiff second vice, Mrs Royal Davis secretary, and Delmar Disch treasurer. About 175 attended the Monday night meeting at the Grade School.
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NEW Glarus
Times
Delmar Arn
New Glarus Pto
Donald Rupnow
Dean Streiff
Royal ‘Davis
Peurtiary
Abins
Delmar Disch
School Open House Evening Described with Demonstrations
Parents were invited to visit classrooms from 7 to 8 p.m. Fliers followed in the gym. Gymnastic demonstrations were given by both the high school and grades, along with square dancing.
Temperance League Meetings Arranged Across Local Churches
JUDA Times Special reports Little Temperance League plans meetings this summer at Juda Baptist Union and Juda EUB churches. Preliminary arrangements include Walter Ludwig Paul Matzke Miss Mabel Bauer and Mrs. Duane Bosben attending.
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Little Temperance League
LTL
Juda Baptist, Union
Juda Eub
Mme
Walter Ludwig
Paul Matzke
Mabel Bauer
Duane Bosben
Meeting Postponed by Zion EUB Church WSWS Group
The WSWS of Zion EUB church postpones the May 9 meeting to May 14 due to the state convention May 7-9 at Faith EUB church Freeport. Mrs Vera Zimmerman is named delegate of the Zion group.
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Orangeville
Wsws of Zion Eub Church
Faith Eub Church
Freeport
Vera Zimmerman
Zion Church
WRC Unit Meets Monticello in Relief Corps Meeting
John Ross Woman's Relief Corps held a Tuesday evening gathering with Mrs. Ivan Wichser presiding. The session opened with a business meeting followed by a court whist game.
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WRC
Monticello
John Ross Woman’s Relief Corps
Ivan Wichser
Mrs Jordan Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs. Emily Jordan was hostess to her bridge club members yesterday afternoon for a social gathering and games.
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Jordan
Monticello
Emily Jordan
South Wayne Seniors Leave for Ozark Trip
South Wayne high school seniors depart for a class trip to the Ozarks with a stop in Chicago. They will return May 10 just in time for the junior prom in South Wayne.
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South Wayne
South Wayne High School
Ozarks
Chicago
Population Center Near Baltimore in 1790 Census
The 1790 census shows a national population of 3,929,412 and identifies the population center 23 miles east of Baltimore. This marks the first year of the U S decennial counts and establishes a geographic reference point for future growth.
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United States
Baltimore
Twin calves birth on farm may set record near Orangeville
Four sets of twins born within eight days at the Pressler farm near Orangeville, one on Easter Sunday, mark a potential local record. Merle Pressler and his sisters Ruth and Thelma live on an 80 acre farm west of town.
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Pressler
Orangeville
Merle Pressler
Ruth
Thelma
Reynolds vetoes tax credit bill in Wisconsin
Gov. Reynolds vetoed his first 1963 session bill, a Republican sponsored measure to credit Wisconsin’s selective sales tax for $85 million yearly property tax relief. He called the bill false and misleading, arguing existing statutes already provide funds for the general property tax relief and that the $85 million is higher than the tax’s revenue productivity.
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Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin
GOP
Laos Peace Talks Resume With Pro Communist Leaders
Premier Souvan na Phouma flew to Pathet Lao headquarters in Khang Khay to resume negotiations with pro Communist forces. The return signals renewed efforts toward potential settlement of the Laotian conflict.
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Laos
Eee Ae
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Khang Khay
Wisconsin recital features Heeren and George on brass
University of Wisconsin School of Music presented Don ald Heeren of Monroe and Michael George of Fond du Lac in a tuba and trumpet recital at the Music Hall Auditorium in Madison last night. Attendees from Monroe included Mr and Mrs Heeren William Lanz Mr and Mrs Stanley Neuberger and Mr and Mrs Allan F Barnard.
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University of Wisconsin School of Music
Donald Heeren
Monroe
Michael George
Fond,du Lac
Music Hall
Madison
Heren
Roy Heeren
School of Music
Heeren
William Lanz
Stanley Neuberger
Allan F. Barnard
Market snapshot chicago hogs cattle and produce notes
Chicago market report shows hogs steady to 25 lower with 8,000 head, thousands of pounds per category and weight ranges. cattle scarce with few slaughter steers and heifers priced up to 22.50. Produce prices at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange list butter steady and wholesale prices mostly unchanged across grades with minor increases for whites and mixes.
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Chicago
USDA
Ooh Sa
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
GOP Uses Film As Second Look At Wisconsin Welfare
Republicans present a WISN TV film to lawmakers claiming the Reynolds administration ignored new welfare construction. Narrated by Sen Robert Knowles and Assembly Speaker Robert Haase, the half hour shows facilities in Madison Chippewa Falls Winnebago Fox Lake and Plymouth School for Boys with $35 million in new buildings. They contrast with the governor's welfare tour and budget debate.
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Milwaukee
Wisn-Tv
GOP
Reynolds
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Assembly
Robert Haase
Marinette
Wisconsin
Madison
Northern Colony
Chippewa Falls
Winnebago State Hospital
Fox Lake
Plymouth School For Boys
Katanga Province Reveals Rich Mineral Wealth
The Congo region of Katanga Province, once a desolate area fifty years ago, is now known for its abundant minerals including uranium copper cobalt zinc manganese tin and other metals.
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Congo
Katanga
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