Menasha Doctor Named President-Elect of State Medical Society
Dr. William B. Hildebrand of Menasha was named president-elect of the State Medical Society for a term starting May 1959. He will succeed Dr. J. W. Fons of Milwaukee as president. Hildebrand is city health officer and heads medicine at Theda Clark Memorial in Neenah, and previously led a state committee on the Salk polio vaccine. Dr. J. D. Leahy of Park Falls was named speaker of the House of Delegates and Dr. L. H. Lokyan of Kenosha was named vice speaker.
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Milwaukee
William B. Hildebrand
Menasha
The
State Medical Society
American Academy of General Practice
Society
House of Delegates
J. W. Fons
Hildebrand
Menasha City
Theda Clark Memorial Hospital
Neenah
J. D. Leahy
Park Falls
L. H. Lokyan
Kenosha
Girl Scout Troop 237 Hosts Dance and Plans Overnight
Members of Girl Scout Troop 237 and guests joined a square dance in the Moose Lodge meeting hall with Fritz Erb of Madison as caller. Chaperones were Mrs Hervey J Hoesly and others. Scouts prepared a lunch. An overnight at Kiwanis Youth Cabin is planned for May 16 and 17.
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Moose Lodge
Fritz Erb
Madison
Hervey J. Hoesly
Mmes
Edwin Rufenacht
Glenn Thompson
Hoesly
Kiwanis
Senior Girl Scouts to Graduate May 20
Senior Girl Scouts of the city will graduate May 20 at 6 30 p.m. with Mrs Marvin Tessneer as guest speaker at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. The intermediate group will soon cap their ceremony entering the Senior Scout program. Plans were set at a meeting of the Senior Scout planning board led by Miss Carol Lux with adviser Mrs Franz W Brand. The Badger Council conference is planned for Monroe this fall. In Algeria WWI veterans were granted French citizenship and pensions.
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Marvin Tessneer
Senior Scout Planning Board
Franz W. Brand
Carol Lux
Badger Council
Monroe
Explorer Post 4100 Sees Membership Boom for Next Year
Explorer Post 4100 of the Monroe VFW posts reports a larger roster with 18 boys now registered for the coming year. Attendance is planned at spring camporee and summer council camp, with Thomas E. Keegan as adviser and a full leadership team including Arthur G. Whipple Milford Schwitz LaVerne Schmerze Dan Ault John Wagner Robert L. Hahn Richard H. Bahr Edward Doyle and Alois Beer.
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Thomas E. Keegan
Arthur G. Whipple
Milford Schwitz
LaVerne Schmerze
Dan Ault
John Wagner
Robert L. Hahn
Richard H. Bahr
Edward Doyle
Alois Beer
Adams Lucky Clover and Argyle Busy Bees Observe Rural Life Sunday
Adams Lucky Clover and Argyle Busy Bees Clubs observed Rural Life Sunday at the Argyle Youth Center. Nancy Johnson preluded, Lois Patterson and Elizabeth Nelson led pledges, Marlys Isely spoke on 4-H history, Lorraine Winger played piano, Rosann Lien read a poem, Lynn Kammerode sang. Rev. Ray Robinson of the Argyle Methodist church was guest speaker. America the Beautiful closed the service.
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ADAMS
Lucky Clover
Argyle Busy Bees
Argyle
Nancy Johnson
Lois Patterson
Elizabeth Nelson
Marlys Isely
Lorraine Winger
Rosann Lien
Lynn Kammerode
Ray Robinson
Argyle Methodist Church
America the Beautiful
Want ads serve you well when you want to buy or sell
A concise note highlights the value of want ads for buyers and sellers seeking quick, targeted exchanges. It suggests that classified listings streamline transactions and reach local audiences efficiently. The passage emphasizes practical utility over broad reach.
Students tour Mon roe Evening Times building
Dutch Hollow students led by teacher Mrs Wittner and Mrs Coplien visited The Monroe Evening Times building yesterday. Attending were Steven Truttman Peter Buholzer Harvey Kubly Donald Kubly Mary Edseth Jackie Meyers JoAnn Meyers Gary Butenhoff Jon Wittwer Nancy Signer Karen Witt. Beverly Witt and Kathy Signer were absent ill. They also visited First National Bank Fritos Co Rosa Florist and presented a radio program. Bright School Mothers Club held roll call with a plant exchange and planned the school picnic.
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Dutch Hollow School
Monroe Evening Times
Steven Truttman
Peter Buholzer
Harvey
Donald Kubly
Mary Edseth
Jackie
JoAnn Meyers
Gary Butenhoff
Jon Wittwer
Nancy Signer
Karen Witt
Alex Wittner
Leone Coplien
Beverly Witt
Kathy Signer
First National Bank, Fritos Co
Rosa Florist
Hiawatha School Announces Next Year Officers
The school will close May 20 with a school picnic. Miss Phyllis Alexander will teach next year. Next year officers are Norma Steiner president Frieda Bechtolt vice president Edith Smith secretary Dorothy Block treasurer Gertrude Fields sunshine chairman Clauda Neuenschwander reporter. Four eighth grade students Ruth Schuetz Janet Austin Anita Rood Ruth Kempfer will graduate May 23.
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Phyllis Alexander
Hiawatha School
Norma Steiner
Frieda Bechtolt
Edith Smith
Dorothy Block
Gertrude Fields
Sunshine
Clauda Neuenschwander
Ruth Schuetz
Janet Austin
Anita Rood
Ruth Kempfer
Mother’s Club
Buried Man Rescued After Sewer Wall Collapse
In Portland Oregon a sewer wall collapsed burying Hank Washington under four feet of dirt yesterday. Rescuers worked to free him as teams coordinated digging and safety measures to retrieve the trapped man.
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Portland
Ore
Hank Washington
Husky Rescued After Time in Snow Rushed to Hospital
A 45-year-old Negro man was dug out unharmed after 20 minutes in the snow. He was rushed to a hospital but released after examination. Collect cash for things you don't need. Sell through classified ads.
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