Grace Lutheran LCW Circles Plan May Meetings
Social events note Grace Lutheran church women study Employed Women and the Church by Mrs. Axel Kildegaard. Ruth Circle meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. A. S. Peterson and Mrs. Cassius Woodie hosting. Other circles set meetings May 13 14 20 21 with named hostesses and leaders.
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Axel Kildegaard
LCW
Grace Lutheran Church
Ruth Circle
A. S. Peterson
Cassius Woodie
Will Hartwig
Priscilla
Miriam
Frederick Lanz
Lyle Drake
John Holtshopple
Dewey Dwyer
WSCS at Brodhead Installs New Officers
Brodhead calendar item reports the WSCS of the Methodist church installing most officers in a Friday ceremony led by Rev. Lyle D. Stephens. Named are A A Ten Eyck president Frank W Dedrick secretary Harold Hulbert treasurer Mildred Salladay missionary education Donald Walters children work Donald Kenney youth work Lyle D Stephenson student work A W Schwake spiritual life Ben Zimmerli publications Marvin Malkow supplies Oscar Gilbert Clarence Lever co chairmen. Two officers Vernon Knezel promotion secretary and J J Zimmerman vice president to be installed later.
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Brodhead
WSCS
Methodist Church
Lyle D. Stephenen
A. A. Ten- Eyck
Frank W. Dedrick
Harold Hulbert
Fred Henry
Mildred Salladay
Donald Walters
Donald Kenney
Lyle D. Stephenson
A. W. Schwake
Ben Zimmer
Marvin Malkow
Oscar Gilbert
Clarence Lever
Vernon Knezel
J. J. Zimmerman
Mrs Engelking Feted At New Glarus Mother Daughter Banquet
Mrs Anna Engelking of Sheboygan age 90 was the oldest mother at the Swiss United Church of Christ event in New Glarus. Madison guest speaker Eva Marie Sullivan spoke on Dolls, with a program featuring a junior choir and a Foreign Doll Review by twelve costumed girls. About 350 people attended.
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New Glarus
Anna Engelking
Sheboygan
Ascension Day Event Set For June 6 at Reform Church
Monticello Times reports Esther Circle of Reform at the Reform Church announces an Ascension Day program for all women on Thursday June 6 in Fellowship Hall. A mother daughter tea is planned for 7 30 p m Friday May 17 with committee heads listed and Mrs Robert Schlittler as pianist. Refreshments served to 13 members and two guests Mrs William Bidlingmaier and Roxann Babler.
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Monticello
Gilman Schmid
Esther Circle of Reformation Church
Fellowship Hall
Florence Duerst
Roy Hess
John Wasserstrauss
Wasserstrauss
Roger Babler
Robert Schlittler
William Bidlingmaier
Roxann Babler
Transition of PTA to PTO with new officers welcomed
Melvin Brandenburg announces a shift from PTA to PTO as by-laws are adopted and Supt. Gerald Thompson installs officers. Lawrence Sanderholm becomes first vice president James Speth second vice president Paul Harolden secretary and Mrs Richard Kamps treasurer. Mrs Lela Fisher receives a gift in recognition of her retirement. Richard Rhyner presents Cub Scout charter to PTO president. Musical numbers by Peggy Milks and Susan Risum with accompanist Merritt Milks.
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Brodhead
Marvin Brandenburg
PTO
PTA
Gerald Thompson
Lawrence Sanderholm
James Speth
Paul Harolden
Richard Kamps
Lela Fisher
Richard Rhyner
Peggy Milks
Susan Risum
Merritt Milks
Judie Edwards
Susan
Cox and Conners in flute clarinet duet opens summer session
Supt Thompson announced the reading and arithmetic summer school program from June 24 to August 2 with 100 students enrolled. Rev J C Robertson led devotions, Ray Homb led the business meeting, and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Isabel Collins, Francis Gombar and Ervin Munro, sixth grade teachers.
Elsie Himsel Weds Bernard F Blaser in Verona Church
Miss Elsie May Himsel married Bernard F. Blaser Friday at 8 p.m. in Memorial Baptist Church Verona. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Orville Himsel of Verona and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaser of Hollandale attended. The bride wore white lace with jeweled bodice and carried white roses. Sister Mrs. Merlin Ager served as matron of honor with bridesmaids in pink and blue.
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Verona
Elsie May Himsel
Bernard F. Blaser
Memorial Baptist Church
Orville Himsel
Fred Blaser
Hollandale
Lilles-Of-The-Vailley
Merlin Ager
Philip Hoethlisberger
Belleville
Mary Jane Blaser
Verona Couple Weds In Wisconsin Honeymoon Ahead
The bridegroom and his sister wore lace dresses with matching hats and carried carnations. Cynthia Himsel served as junior bridesmaid with Roger Roethlisberger as ring bearer. Merlin Ager was best man. Eldon Himsel and Tom Blaser groomsmen. Oliver Himsel and Bernard Serch ushered. After a Wisconsin honeymoon, the Hewiyweds will live on Route 2 Verona. the bridegroom farms. Mrs Blaser works as a receptionist at the Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory in Madison.
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Cynthia Himsel
Roger Roethlisberger
Merlin Ager
Verona
Eldon Himsel
Tom Blaser
Hollandale
Oliver Himsel
Bernard Serch
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
Clark Exchange Club Meets In May Session
Mrs Elmer Whitehead hosted the Clark Exchange club May meeting. Members did needlework and planned a trip. Mrs Frank E Clark reported on the club sponsored sale. Plants were examined. Marian Vogel was a guest.
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Elmer Whitehead
Clark Exchange Club
Frank E. Clark
Marian Vogel
Republican Caucus urges Knowles to seek statewide office
A Wisconsin 9th District Republican caucus backs former Lt. Gov Knowles as the second district to urge him to declare as a candidate for any high statewide office.
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Eau Claire
Knowles
Contracts Awarded For School Additions At Newark Footville
Orfordville special report states Steiner A Haugen Co won the Newark project worth 81 141 10 for two classrooms and a multi purpose room. Robert Senstrom Co of Rockford is the general contractor for the Footville addition costing 74 521 with six classrooms. The total project 155 662 10 is to be completed before fall opening.
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Orfordville
Footville
Newark
Steiner A. Haugen Co
Robert Senstrom Co
Rockford
Holdrich Nameao Hired as Summer Pool Guard in Monticello
At the village board meeting John Holdrich was hired as a lifeguard for the summer swimming program. Diane Blum and Jeanne Elmer were hired to run the wheel toom. A Milwaukee Gas Co representative will visit Monticello on Wednesday May 15 to discuss natural gas questions.
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Monticello
John Holdrich
Diane Blum
Jeanne Elmer
Inevoara
Milwaukee Gas Co
Churchill Plea Divides Britain Over Nuclear Deterrent
Churchill urged Britain to keep an independent nuclear deterrent rather than rely on the United States. Press reaction split along party lines with Conservative papers praising the warning while Liberal outlets questioned the policy as costly in a time of strain.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Manchester Guardian
Daily Express
Primrose League
The
Express
Sir Winston Churchill
Daily Telegraph
Churchill
United States
Soviet Union
Habit of chewing kat leaves shapes Yemen’s daily life
Residents of Yemen chew kat leaves for mild narcotic effects. Chewed leaves create rat like pouches in the cheeks, leading visitors to mistake many inhabitants for having mumps.
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Yemen
Homemakers Elect Mrs Hexom President At South Wayne Meet
South Wayne homemakers elected Mrs William Hexom president at a Kaffee Klatsch held at the Victor Ruegsegger home. Other officers include Mrs Fred Haldiman as vice president Mrs George LaGrange secretary reporter Mrs Orle Swanson treasurer and Mrs Enright Foley with Mrs Victor Ruegsegger on the sunshine committee. Roll call featured a seed bulb and plant exchange and plans were made for a club trip to Janesville on Thursday May 16 and a family menu on July 17.
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William Hexom
South Wayne
Brodhead Scholarship Fund Boosted at Homemakers Meeting
A $5 contribution was made to the Brodhead Scholarship Fund during the CBS Homemakers meeting at Mrs. Donald Fairman's home. Final trip plans for the Nifty Neighbors Home makers were set, with tickets available from Mrs. Fairman or Mrs. Dein inger by May 13. Mrs. Raymond Malcock was elected vice president, Mrs. Earl Aiken secretary, and Mrs. Kussei also noted.
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Brodhead
CBS
Donald Fairman
Virgil Deininger
Raymond Malcock
Earl Aiken
Kussei
Health and safety notes at meeting on Expressway Driving
Mrs. Rodney Becker delivered the health and safety report titled Ex pressway Driving is Different. Pinnow and Mrs. Norman Williams were mentioned as health and safety figures. The next meeting in September will be at Mrs. Trygve Strommen's home.
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Pinnow
Norman Williams
Rodney Becker
Trygve Strommen
Round Grove club plans Dundee trip and past baskets
May baskets were made for Green County hospital patients in Round Grove at Mrs Lowrance Pest’s home. Mrs Henry E Babler was elected secretary and Mrs Sam Waelti treasurer. Re-elected are Mrs Robert F Babler president and Mrs Ed Saunders vice president. The club’s Dun dee Illinois trip set for Tuesday May 14 was finalized. The September meeting will be at the home of aaa 14 r SS.
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Round Grove
Green County Hospital
Lowrance Pest
Henry E. Babler
Sam Waelti
Robert F. Babler
Ed Saunders
Dundee
Ill
Aaa
R SS
Shullsburg Doctor To Receive Honors
Dr. Henry F. Hoesley of Shulls burg is among 19 Wisconsin physicians to be honored by the State Medical Society with membership in the Fifty Year Club. A Loyola University medical school graduate, Hoesley practiced in Freeport and New Glarus before moving to Sauilisburg in 1919-20.
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Henry F. Hoesley
Shullsburg
Wisconsin
The
State Medical Society
Society
Hoesley
Loyola University Medical School
Freeport
New Glarus
Sauiisburg
Igsio
Notable Local Leader Served as Mayor and Medical Society President
The individual was a past president of the Lafayette County Medical Society and served two terms as mayor of Shullsburg, reflecting extended public and professional leadership in the region.
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The
Lafayette County Medical Society
Shullsburg
Chambers Named Band Director at Black River Falls High
William Chambers longtime Granton high school music instructor has accepted the band director post at Black River Falls high school. He plans to move with his wife and three daughters this summer. Chambers founded a Band Mothers banquet for four years and his students have taken part in state tournaments in Madison. He is a native of South Wayne and a Platteville State College graduate with BS degrees in music and agriculture.
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William Chambers
Granton High School
Black River Falls High School
Black River Falls
Granton
Chambers
John Phillip Sousa
Chambheare
Madison
South Wayne
Platteville State College
Stuart Chambers
17Th Avenue
Lost Oceanic Code Sparks Curious Phrase
A fragmented line reads Nothing's so logical'as a Lost Oe a SS eee ee ada when SUMICUINE 105L, leaving researchers puzzled by garbled text and potential archival encoding.
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Melvin Brandenburg
Junior Auxiliary
American Legion Junior Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Connie Elmer
Linda Wilcox
Marsha Connors
Janet Buehler
Ann Henning
Jimmy Bacon
Patty Wilcox
Lu- Ann Elmer
Lonna Soddy
Laurie Soddy
Marsha Peterson
Tana West
Nhata
Elsie May Himsel Weds
B.F. Blaser
Exchange Club
Holdrich Nameao
Tesy
News of the
Homemakers
CBS Homemakers
PROM
Starflower Shop
Highway 69
Oscar Mayer
Fryer Parts
Braunschweiger
Catlin Fryers
Wis
Saitines
Spotlight Coffee
Kroger
Onan
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