Gold Ribbon Study Adopted by Wisconsin Assembly
The Wisconsin Assembly approved ad hoc plans to form a 33 member study committee nicknamed the gold ribbon committee to review incall and date spending and seek cost savings. Republicans push ahead on tax bill changes while rejecting constitutional amendment proposals and advancing an election law study.
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Madison
State Assembly
Capitol
Nelson
Assembly
Robert Haase
Marinette
Joint Finance Committee
Legislative Council
Wisconsin
Senate
World History Snapshots and Political Headlines
A collage of dates and notes from 1945 to recent years recounts Truman’s surrender announcement in World War II, Joan of Arc’s siege lift in 1929, Hartford’s Dutch fort link from 1633, the Atlantic Cable Co. in 1854, Rostov entry in 1918, and political moves in France and the United States including Powell’s 1967 indictment and Macmillan’s stance on nuclear tests.
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Harry S. Truman
Joan of Arc
Orleans
Hartford
Connecticut
Atlantic Cable Co
Rostov
Rene Mayer
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
New York
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Juda By Mabel E Bouer
Local social notes list visits and family gatherings from Juda and surrounding towns. Belle West and Belle Warley alias Juda residents reunite with friends in Edgerton Madison Brodhead and nearby areas while Mr. and Mrs. Hartwick host guests. A lack of full dates or contexts limits detail. Dr Middleton Lambright Jr named president elect of Cleveland Academy of Medicine on first ballot.
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Belle West
Sarona
Belle Warley
Juda
Chester Haman
Phil Harter
Billy
Edgerton
Sylvia Grenzow
Jerry Gallaghar
Freeport
Ben Miller
James Allen
Brodhead
Rudi Rheul
Muskego
A. B. Hartwick
Russell Bauman
Bob Shilt
Clarno
Ed Klema
Gladys Andrews
Madison
Andrews
Washington Center Monticello April club meeting
The Washington Center Monticello club met at the Ralph Zimmerman home. Ralph Zimmerman Jr. demonstrated a craft while Joyce Pagel led the club and flag pledges. Roll call referred to Easter vacation. The group voted to attend church on Rural Life Sunday in Monticello and plans for the May meeting with the Daryl Pagel family.
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Monticello
Washington Cenver
Ralph Zimmerman
Ralph Zimmerman Jr
Joyce Pagel
Daryl Pagel
Hiawatha 4-H Club Plans Rural Life Sunday Events
Announcement for Rural Life Sunday May 19 shows Hiawatha 4-H Club members attending Methodist church service and meeting at Hiawatha school. Includes segments on Why I Joined 4-H, parent night with Greg Wild, pledges by Richard Rufener and Beatrice Ackerman, safety and project talks, a county drama open road play, and district festival placing square dancers with names.
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Hiawatha Club
Rural Life
Meivers
Uhe Tiawatmea
Methodist Church
Hiawatha
Greg Wild
Nathan Schoepfer Jr
Beatrice Ackerman
Richard Rufener
Nathan Sc
Silverview 4-H Club Meeting Highlights Plans and Demo
Linda Trumpy and Donna Beyer led pledges during the Silverview 4-H Club meeting held at the ee a ence nl the first spring bird you saw. Group singing was led by Joanne Zurfluh and plans were made to attend church on Rural Life Sunday. Community project plans included cleaning the Fairview Community building yard. Steve Mitschele demonstrated a bee hive.
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Linda Trumpy
Donna Beyer
Silverview
Joanne Zurfluh
Fairview
Steve Mitschele
County Winner Delivers Speech at Event
John Meier gave a project talk on calf stalls and a special number was performed by Sally and Luann Marty, along with Linda and Beth Trumpy. The Marty and Trumpy families provided lunch for attendees.
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John Meier
Sally
Luann Marty
Linda
Beth Trumpy
Marty
Trumpy
Energetic Maids 4-H Meeting Features Talks and Song
Diane Scheider Julie Rackow and Beverly Reuber speak at the Energetic Maids 4 H club meeting to be held Wednesday May 15 at Trudy Kyler home at 7 30 p m. Lynn Ann Sweetwood leads a game and Rebecka Long performs a song.
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Orangeville
Diane Scheider
Julie Rackow
Beverly Reuber
Trudy Kyler
Lynn Ann Sweetwood
Rebecka Long
Rural Life Sunday Observance Plans At St John’s Church
Members of the Merry Fi pron wert to e x Nwaupen joined by mothers in the Community Room of the First National Bank for a meeting. Roll call noted a favorite sport. Cathy Lewis led the flag pledge. Dawn Eaton gave a talk. summer camp was discussed. Kathleen Burkhard and Dawn Eaton provided recreation. Refreshments were served by Becky Chapman and Pat Dearth. Plans were made to attend St John’s Church on Sunday May 19 in observance of Rural Life Sunday.
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First National Bank
Cathy Lewis
Dawn Eaton
Kathleen Burkhard
St. John’s
Becky Chapman
Pat Dearth
Surplus Disposal Sale Set by Conservation Department
Madison special report says the annual surplus disposal sale of used Conservation Department equipment will be held May 11 and 12 at the Nevin Fish Hatchery five miles southwest of Madison on County Trunks. Items include 30 outboard motors 15 boats 3 canoes beds stoves gas refrigerators chainsaws and more. Sale is by sealed bid with warehouse inspection hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Forms are available on site. high bidders will be notified within a week and awards issued accordingly.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Nevin Fish Hatchery
H. T. Danielson
Cherrey Tavern Operator Dies in Madison Hospital
Melvin D Cherrey 38 a tavern operator of Shullsburg died in a Madison hospital after a lung ailment. Services will be held at 10 a m Friday at St Matthew Catholic Church Shullsburg with calling after 7 p m tonight at O Flaherty Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife a son Kim a daughter Jill his mother Mrs Margaret Cherrey two sisters Mrs James Harty and Mrs Louis Wiegel and two brothers Kenneth and Donald all of Shullsburg.
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Shullsburg
Melvin D. Cherrey
Madison
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
O’flahirty
Kim
Jill
Margaret Cherrey
James Harty
Louis Wiegel
Kenneth
Donald
This Couple Faces Delay for Honeymoon
In Columbus Indiana Mr and Mrs Marvin Moore aged 19 and 17 respectively wed in the city courthouse by a deputy sheriff who is an ordained minister The groom began a one year term for petty larceny at the State Prison Farm and the bride serves six months at the Indiana Women's Prison Both witnesses were the bride's brothers who are also jailed awaiting transfer to the state reformatory The four had pleaded guilty to break ins at two service stations
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Martha Sanford
Moore
Indiana Women’s Prison
State Reformatory
Prison fugitive captured after string of car crashes
James J. Hall, one of four convicts who escaped from Southern Michigan prison April 23, was captured Tuesday after a crash through a farm fence 30 miles east of Carthage. He admitted identity to state troopers who arrested him with three others, including Henry Lawrence Shampaine, 40, of Chicago. The escapees allegedly split up after robbing a Oshkosh supermarket of $10,000 on May 4.
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Carthage
James J. Hall
Michigan
Hell-servine
Hall
Illinois
Carthac
Henry Lawrence Shampaine
Chicago
Shampaine
Oshkosh
Accident Reports Show Drop in Early 1953
The State Motor Vehicle Department reports a decline in accidents in the first four months of 1953 compared with the same period in 1952. Proof of insurance was filed in 94.2 percent of this year’s accidents versus 91.4 percent last year.
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Madison
State Motor Vehicle Department
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Cleveland, Ohio
The
Academy of Medicine of Cleve
Washington Center
Silverview Club
Merry Monroetts
Melvin Cherrey
Columbus, Ind
Marvin Moore
Columbus
Town of
Adams
Monroe
Argyle
Bridget Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan
Tha
Laos
Sultana
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BANDE
Monroe’s Square
Jane Parker
Ann Page
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Ajax
Aron Dle
State
Hia
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Cifie Tea Company
Funk & Wagnall
Suger
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