Wisconsin 32nd Division Memorial Highway Proposed Route
Wisconsin lawmakers back memorial highway for the Red Arrow Division to honor the 2915 WWI and 3255 WWII dead and all who served. The route 32 memorial highway would run from the Illinois line near Milnois through Sheboygan to the Michigan border via US 45 and WI 42, tracing historic military roads and Fort Dearborn to Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
Badger
Illinois
Michigan
Red Arrow
National Guard
Haute-Alsace
Aisne-Marne
Oise-Aisne
Meuse-Argonne
Occaion
Germany
32Nd
MacArthur
Australia
Bunaidor
Aitape
Driniumor
Morotai
Leyte
Luzon
Japan
Africa
Sicily
Ita
32Nd Division
Milnois
Sheboygan
Fort Dearborn
Chicago
Saukville
Fort Howard
Unio
Red Arrow Division
Popper
Legistature
32Nd Division Veterans Association
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
Conservation tours postponed in Twin Grove area
One of the conservation tours has been postponed to 1 p m next Wednesday. Fairfield school hosts the Twin Grove area tour, with about 50 students in the conservation course. The group planned to tour last Wednesday afternoon, with only one of the two weeks affected by rain.
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Twin Grove
Fairfield School
Oconto Farmers Face Tax Charges Overdue Back Taxes
Government files lien against Harley and James Carrigan of Lena route 4 for 1948 to 1950 back federal income taxes totaling 24,676 for Harley and 10,634 for James. The action marks a case in the Milwaukee filing.
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Oconto
Milwaukee
Oconto County
Harley
James Carrigan
Route 4
Lena
Summer Store Hours Scheduled at Albany
Albany business places adopt a summer schedule with Wednesday evening openings starting next week. Stores will remain open Saturday nights year round and close Thursday afternoons.
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Albany
Mothers, anniversaries, and fund drives mark May 1942 in Green County
Ten years ago St Omar Chapter of Eastern Star celebrated its 46th anniversary with a May Day themed observance while a tribute to mothers and a neighborly policy routine. Monroe fund drives for USO reach about 250 of a 2800 goal in Green County. Twenty five years ago Wisconsin Third District Federation of Women's clubs opened in Brodhead with Mrs. Henry A. Huber presiding as Atlantic ocean mystery loomed over missing airmen.
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St. Omar
Eastern Star
Robert Deininger
Juda
Josephine E. Blum
Paul E. Voegels
Monticello
USO
Green County
Monroe
Wisconsin
District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Brodhead
Henry A. Huber
Stoughton
Atlantic Ocean
Nungessar
Major Coli
New York
Frank Milton Fuller
Winslow
Nick Gerber
Cincinnati
Battle of the Bags in a Jestful Preflight Fight
A couple grapples with packing chaos before a trip as bickering over luggage escalates. He insists on minimal items while she overfills bags, trunks, and boxes, leading to space wars, misfires about golf clubs and hats, and a final vow to travel separately.
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Reno
Browntown Diversion Dam and Dike Bid Call
The state conservation department invites bids on a Browntown area project including diversion dam dike work and water control structures. Bids open 2 p m June 6 with plans from Clarence R Bensett and the Nevin Fish Hatchery. Proposals go to Ernest Swift for a lump sum general construction contract involving earthwork riprap reinforced concrete and culverts.
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Conservation
Browntown
Clarence R. Bensett
13Th Street
Nevin Fish Hatchery
Route 3
Madison
Ernest Swift
State Department
Dr Anundsen to discuss dog training on New York radio show
Dr. Anundsen of 11th Street Monroe will appear Monday May 19 on a national radio program from New York to share her dog training and driving experiences. She departs Monroe May 18 by train and will return the next day by plane the event notes. She travels with six hitches on a bicycle cart and describes an elderly dog and another not yet broken for driving.
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Dr. Anundsen
New York
Marret W. Anundsen
11Th ‘Street
WENR
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
O. N. ‘Obsibons
Anundsen
Monroe
Albany To Hire Four Teachers For Next School Year
Albany announces vacancies and staff changes as two high school positions and two elementary posts will open next year. Thomas Winkless, Mary Rendall, Marcella Albers, and Fay Jones depart. Rendall and Albers move to Monroe and Lake Mills. Returning staff include Rehmstedt, Elmer, Barton, Welch, Edwards, Helen Rehmstedt, Reinitz, and Dahms.
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Albany
Thomas _Winkless
Mary Rendall
Marcella Albers
Fay Jones
John Christopher
Rendall
Monroe
Albers
Lake Mills
Fred Rehmstedt
W. A. Elmer
Alice G. Barton
Robert Welch
Harry Edwards
Helen Rehmstedt
Genevieve Reinitz
Patricia Dahms
Commonwealth Rate Increase Approved for Wisconsin Telephone
Commonwealth Telephone Co, Wisconsin's second largest, won PSC approval Friday to raise annual revenue by 633,028. Serving 95,500 subscribers across 139 exchanges, the utility sought 840,150 more and a 3.7 percent return. The order grants a 6.5 percent return as just and reasonable. the firm had moved to rename to General Telephone Co of Wisconsin.
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Commonwealth
Madison
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Wisconsin
General Telephone Company of
Albany Community Club Discussion Meeting Planned
A public meeting to discuss forming an Albany community club is set for 7 30 p m Friday May 16 at the village hall. Farmers businessmen students and housewives and all interested persons are urged to attend.
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Albany Community Club
Albany
Miss Ann Dearth and Gilbert Kleckner Wed at St Victor’s
Miss Anna Mae Dearth and Gilbert Clark Kleckner married at St Victor’s Catholic Church in a 9:30 a.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. E. C. McCollow. The couple, both Madison residents, will reside on South Park Street after a wedding trip to Three Lakes and Northern Wisconsin.
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Ann Dearth
Gilbert C. Kleckner
St. Victor's St. Victor's Catholic Church
Anna Mae Dearth
Ellen Dearth
21St Avenue
Gilbert Clark Kleckner
Clark Kleckner
28Th Avenue
E. C. McCollow
Thomas ‘Haukoas
Thomas Bustle
Robert Dearth
Daryl Kleckner
Joseph C. Dearth
Kleckner
Albert R. Schmidt
South Park Street
Madison
Northern Fire
Three Lakes
Wisconsin
Monroe High School
St. Clare Hospital
Madison Business College
W. E. Goff, Inc
Rev Rickleff to Speak at Bethel Church Service
Rev Frederick I neff pastor of Orangeville and Afalkey churches will be the guest speaker at Bethel church Sunday 8 p m for the second in a series of community worship services. The offering benefits Golaz Bible Institute in Brazil supporting missionaries Rev and Mrs Lawrence A Brown. The young people's choir directed by Mrs Alvin Rabehl will sing Softly and Tenderly. Committees planning the program include Hazel Falk.
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Frederick I.neff
Orangeville
Afalkey
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
Bethel Church
Rickleff
Illinois Institute of Technology and
Naperville Seminary
Golaz Bible Institute
Brazil
Lawrence A. Brown
Alvin Rabehl
Hazel Falk
Song Service Led by Miss Burl with Pianist Loletta Roderick
The readable excerpt notes a church program with Miss Burl directing the song service and Loletta Roderick playing the piano. Other names mentioned include Burl, David, Carol, Paul Warren, Johnson, and Ted in a planning context.
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Ing
Sere Burl
David Your Son
Adverce
Carol Reabe
Paul Warren Ushers
Johnson
Ted
Miss Burl
Loletta Roderick
Bridal Shower for Miss Aleta Kryder Held at Rohde Home
A bridal shower was held Thursday at the R. J. Rohde home for Miss Aleta Joy Kryder of Monroe. The table centerpiece featured tulips and lilacs. Co hosts were Mrs. Kennethim, Miss Kathryn Rohde and Mrs. Harold Stubbe of Browntown, with several attendees including Miss Rosemary Gerber and others from Monroe, Browntown, Clarne, Winslow.
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R. J
Pythian Sisters Plan To Fete Mrs Luchsinger
The Pythian Sisters honor Mrs May L Luchsinger at a Mother's Day potluck and special program. The event starts at 6 30 p m at Pythian Temple and marks the local order's May-organized milestone with arranging by Mrs Eva Galisha Mrs T Roy Evenson and Mrs Walter L Day.
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Pythian
Luchsinger
May L. Luchsinger
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
Eva Galisha
T. Roy Evenson
Walter L. Day
Knights of Columbus Plan Darlington Initiation
Fourteen new members of Monroe council Knights of Columbus will be initiated in the Third degree at Darlington tomorrow. The initiation, in the afternoon, will be conducted by William T. Kane district deputy. A banquet for Knights and their wives will follow in the evening. The district includes Mineral Point Darlington Shullsburg and Monroe councils.
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Monroe
Knights of Columbus
Darlington
William T. Kane
Mineral Plant
Shullsburg
Baptisms Planned at Immanuel Church May Day Service
Seven children will be baptized at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church tomorrow at 10:50 a.m. during the Mother's Day service conducted by Rev. Howard L. Orians. The baptismal candidates include James Allen Tertin and Joy Lynn Trumpy, with homes listed as 2324 11th Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Trumpy.
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Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard L. Orians
James Allen Tertin
Virgil Tertin
11Th Avenue
Joy Lynn Trumpy
Harvey
Local Couple to Wed at St Johns Church Tonight
Ceremony this evening unites a local couple at St Johns Evangelical with Rev Paul Kehle officiating. After a wedding trip to St Louis they will reside on route 2 Monticello.
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St. John's Evangelical
Paul C. Kehle
St. Louis
Monticello
Albany Village Board Reorganizes and Names New Members
The Albany village board reorganized naming new members Mary Jane Holmes and Judith Dunwiddie to replace retiring directors. Longtime members M L Barton and Colonel Dixon hold senior roles as T E Sharer and Walter Reasa join remaining seats. A sewer petition and ordinance rewrite are under consideration as committees are formed.
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21St Street
Mary Jane Holmes
Lloyd L. Holmes
Albany
Wo Iddie
Ah A
Roger Dunwiddie
Juda
Terry Charles Hoover
Lage
George W. Hoover
23Rd Avenue
David Paul
Wagner
Rob
William Hein
Rayext" Wagner
Peoria
Haddinger
Robert F. Smirey
Frank Steindorf
Hein
Smiley
M. L.barton
Colonel Dixon
T. E. Sharer
Walter Reasa
A. H. Partridge
Robert Grossman J
Dell Jones
Sharer
Barton
Dixon
Reasa
Board of Review
Dehmer
Reasa and
Barton and
Final plans for Eva Spreng Mother-Daughter reception
Final plans are completed for the annual Mother-Daughter reception organized by Eva Spreng of Immanuel church. The event is to be held in the church parlors at 7 45 p m with reception details to follow.
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Eva Spreng
Immanuel Church
Wisconsin Tobacco 1951 Crop Value Drops
The Agriculture Department reports Southern Wisconsin Type 54 and Northern Wisconsin Type 55 tobaccos fallen in value. Type 54 was worth 2,636,000 in 1951 versus 3,103,000 in 1950. Type 55 values were 4,059,000 in 1951 and 5,268,000 in 1950.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Agriculure Department
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Evening Times
George B. Erwin
George Grimm
William Schillinger
Clayton Burt
Government Survey
Wadsworth
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IC Railroad
W. B. Monroe
Platteville Normal School
Fairgrounds
Turner Hall
Orangeville-Monroe
J. W. Robilette
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T Benkert
17Th Avenue
Ol Hest
First National Bank
Ricklett
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Aleta Kryder
Trife
Pearl Engebretson
Europe
Philathea
Edwin Haberman
Clara Miller
Charles Niles
Perle
Union Presbyterian Church
M. E
Verona Jones
John Ivey
Nat G. Preston
Board At Albany
Newthaparl
Magee Beauty Shop
Wey
Iowe
Eastlawn
Lions Club
Oklamobile
Ereeere
Oldsmobile
Obile
Green County Auto Co
11Th Street
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