Aged Care Urged by Wisconsin Officials and Judges
Wisconsin lawmakers were urged to act on improving care for the elderly as aging population rises to 400,000, with projections to 12 percent by 1975. County judges and doctors cited overcrowded facilities and calls for a commission to study potential solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auaison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Medical Society
State Association of County Judges
Legislative Council
Pierce
J. H. Grimm
Ellsworth
H. H. Christofferson
Colby
The
Medical Society
P. R. Minahan
Green Bay
George Keith
Officers Held Over At Church Sessions
Officers of the Southern Wisconsin Synod of Evangelical and Reformed churches were not re elected. They remain hold overs. The conference concluded yesterday after noon with a luncheon following a two day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG Ae
Wisconsin Synod of Evangelical and Reformed Churches
Spring Grove Social Notes From Oakley Area
Spring Grove community updates list moving into Oakley cheese factory housing for the Jenny couple, visits by Koehler, Brosowsky, and Wunshelms parties from Merrill, Rockford, Juda, Monroe and Cedarville. Residents share weekend gatherings with neighbors and relatives including Robertson Hawkins Meinert Becker Arnsmeier families and others in a regional Sunday social pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jenny
Oakley Cheese Factory
Jenny
Union Cheese Factory
Myron Koehler
Erwin Koehler
Glen Brosowsky
Merrill
Glen Wunshelms
Carl Montefelts
Wesley Grenzows
William Beightels
Melvin Swains
Milo Zimmerma
Russell Rosheisen
Walter Swanborg Jr
Rockford
Orla McClellan
John Robertson
Mildred Hawkins and
George Robertson
Fred Laeser
Joan
Juda
Frieda Laeser
Monroe
Herbert Mohns
Carol Meinert
William
Pastor Bans Scout Involvement In Green Lake Parish
In a Green Lake town of 1500, Rev Walter Strohschein of Princeton Lutheran church ordered congregants to withdraw their children from Boy and Girl Scout activities. He cites long standing disapproval by the Wisconsin synod. One withdrawal confirmed, Mrs Herbet Zanto, Girl Scout council head, with others denying expulsion. The president Philip Lehner reportedly disagreed with the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
Walter Strohschein
Princeton Lutheran Church
Strohschein
Wisconsin Synod
Princeton
Herbert Zanto
Gambling Control Problems Headache for States Cities
States and cities seek federal help to curb nationwide gambling networks. Congress acts swiftly on slot machines but debates laws to halt horse race betting and illegal information flows to out-of-state gambling joints. Senate hearings hear from officials and gamblers amid push to ban information dispatch to handbooks and restrict cross-state betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Howard McGrath
National Association of
State) Attorneys General
American Municipal Association
U. S. Conference of Mayors
National Institute of Municipal Law Officers
Sil
Congress
Senate
House
Ohio Executes Killer Trapped by Lie Test
Cleveland resident Lonmayus McClure, called the Cleveland Negro who cheated the electric chair, died in an Ohio penitentiary execution after confessing to killing a Cleveland grocer in 1947. The case followed four delays and a lie detector result showing he lied about innocence. Film figures Mary Pickford Lillian Gish and Richard Barthelmess planned to attend Griffith memorial events in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonmayus
Roosevelt McClure
Cleveland
Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Lillian Gish
Richard Barthelmess
David Wark Griffith
la Grange
Mauston Bidder Low Bid For Lafayette County Hospital
J Finger Construction Co Mauston submitted the low bid of 249750 for general construction on the Lafayette County Memorial Hospital. Bids opened yesterday but contracts will be let next week. Hospital board president John Burke said construction will begin about 10 days after bidding and contractors have 300 calendar days to complete. Highest general bid was 284629 by Willy Construction Co Dubuque. Other low bids include Pharo Heating 87382 electrical Renald Electric 31400 sterilizing equipment Ohio Chemical and Surgical Equipment 10510.11 kitchen equipment Albert Pick 13540 and Midwest Laundry 8403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Yoyetseyy
J. Finger Construction Co
Mauston
Lafayette County Memorial Hospital
John Burke
Hospital Board
Willy Construction Co
Dubuque
L. S. Wagner and Sons
Monroe
Pharo Heating Co
Madison
Renald Electric Co
Burlington
Ohio Chemical and Surgical Equipment Co
Albert Pick Co
Midwest Laundry Machine Manufacturing Co
Mrs. Louis Hammer Dies at Apple River
Mrs. Louis Hammer age 63 of Apple River died Wednesday morning after a long illness. Services will be held Saturday at 2 in the Presbyterian church at Apple River with Rev. R. L. Thaden officiating. Burial in Scales Mounds cemetery. Surviving: husband four sons Glenn of Savanna Clarence and Clinton of Apple River and Lyle of Warren two daughters Mrs Clarence Bonjour of Warren and Mrs Delbert Harwick of Apple River four brothers Floyd Otto Clifford and Earl all of Dubuque two sisters Mrs Elmer Cook of Apple River and Mrs Bonjour of South Wayne 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Louis Hammer
Apple River
Walter Bonjour
Presbyterian Church
R. L. Thaden
Scales Mounds
Glenn
Savanna
Clance
Clinton
Lyle
Warren
Clarence
Bonjour
Delbert Harwick
Floyd
Wausau
Otto
Clifford
Earl
Dubuque
Elmer Cook
District bids withdrawn for Menominee village plants
The Dick Oudenhoven Construction Co of Kaukauna withdrew bids on sewer and sewage treatment plant projects at Neopit and KesNean Wisconsin Indian villages on the Menominee agency. Bids were opened yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Oudenhoven Construction Co
Kaukauna
Rosa
Neopit
Kesnean
Wis
Menominee Agency
4H Rabbit Handling and Electricity Talk at Dutch Hollow Club
Joseph unlavey demonstrated rabbit handling and Paul Witt spoke on electricity at the Dutch Hollow 4-H club meeting. Plans for a June 9 ice cream party were discussed and refreshments were provided by Mrs. William Sen atsch. The June 12 meeting is set for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ‘Unlavey
Paul Witt
Dutch Hollow
William Senatsch
Busy Beavers Meet Browntown 4 H Club Discuss Plans
The Browntown Busy Beavers 4 H club met at Mrs Raymond Montgomery home Monday evening to plan future work Ruth Hartwig named camp delegate Gayle Soddy led the pledge and Shirley Montgomery demonstrated a vegetable relish The club set a bake sale for May 20 to raise funds Mrs Carson Hunt and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Beavers
Browntown
Raymond Montgomery
Ruth Hartwig
Gayle Soddy
Shirley Montgomery
Carson Hunt
Raymond Montgomery Named to Music Committee
Raymond Montgomery was named to the music committee. Roll call was answered by the birth date. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Montgomery and daughter Shirley. The next meeting will be May 23 at Leona Foulker's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Montgomery
Montgomery
Shirley
Leona Foulker
Juda By Mrs. F. d. Milles
Sunday visitors arrived at the Ralph Bridge home from Davis Illinois Monroe Orangeville Sycamore and Clarno bringing relatives and friends to share the day at the Boyer Curry Skat tum and Retzlaff households with extended family members and local hosts noting overnight stays and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bridge
John Hessenthaler
Davis
Ill
Mmes
Frank Deininger
Monroe
J. Milton Bostian
Orangeville
G. E. Morrison
Arthur J. Biere
Sycamore, al
Biere
Marian Fairhurst
Peter
James Retzlaff
Clarno
Glenn Boyer
Roy ’ Miller
William Curry
Lamont
Thomas Skattum
Belmont
Leland Skattums
Ivan Boyer
Lake Bluff
Homer Retzlaff
Glen Boyer
Homemaker Club Honors Mrs Harland Voegeli and Infant
The Homemaker club honored Mrs Harland Voegeli and her infant daughter Diane at a shower held at Mrs Oscar Evenson’s home. A pot luck lunch followed, with gifts presented to Diane. Attendees included Mrs Otis Wells Mrs Victor Wells Mrs Jean and Jane Emerson Welcksm Russell Hanson and Roger Randall Hanson Jake Senn Joann Charles Hartwig Jr Leonard Boynton John LaVerne Lehman Louis Helman and David Voegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voegeli
Jordan
Busy Bees Homemakers Club
Harland Voegeli
Diane
Oscar Evenson
Mmes
Otis Wells
Victor Wells
Jean and
Jane
Emerson Welcksm
Russell Hanson
Roger
Randall Hanson
Jake Senn
Joann
Charles Hartwig Jr
Leonard Boynton
John, LaVerne Lehman
Louis Helman
David Voegel
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Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Green Lake District
Cedar Rapids
Steve Orme
Springfield
Don Branson
Champaign
Gene Wyant
Mike O'Halloran
James Marlow
Washington
Merce Committee
Zull
Ohio
Dorothy Gray Cone
Paris
Shelton
Houbigant
Coty
Parker
Tull LD
LOU the Fate
EW Store
F. d. Milles
News of the Homemakers
Stoughtyn
Blanchardville
Stoughton
Orville Folkedahl
Alvin Phillips
Sever Benson
Robert Johnson
Melchoir Schiesser
John
I. E. Retrum
Arthur Hustad
J. C. Haldiman
W. H. Robb
N. A. Nelson
Carlton Chandler
Fred Fankhauser
New Glarus
Deda
Armour’s
Capacty
Kentucky
H.P. Hoe-Trac
Honare
Rugg
Orem
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