Werner Hauri 69 Dies in Brodhead After Swiss Arrival
Werner Hauri 69 of Brodhead died unexpectedly at home. A native of Bern Switzerland he lived in Green County since 1911 after moving from Sylvester Township. Survived by his wife Edna Ringhand five daughters Irving a son twenty grandchildren and several siblings. Services 20 p m Wednesday at Everson funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery and viewing Tuesday evening.
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Werner Hauri
Sylvester Township
Brodhead
Green County
Bern
Switzerland
John
Marianna Hanni Hauri
Edna Ringhand
Dutch Hollow Evangelical
Brodhead Eub
Selma) Pengra
Henry
Esther) Zweifel
Charles
Grace) Behring
Juda
Roy
Louise
Waiter
Monticello Music Festival Lights Up Saturday
The District Music Festival comes to Monticello with bands and choruses from Albany Argyle Belleville Blanchardville Brodhead Juta Monticello New Glarus Oregon Orfordville South Wayne Verona and Waunakee performing. Contests start at 8 a.m. with bands in the school gym and vocal groups in Zwingli church. A parade of bands around 4 p.m. down Main street closes the day. Tickets 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. one ticket admits to either venue. Tickets must be bought at the school. The Music Parents group will serve lunch in home economics FCOMm.
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Monticello
Albany
Argyle
Belleville
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Juta
New Glarus
Oregon
Orfordville
South Wayne
Verona
Waunakee
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Hospital Nuns Die in Ontario Crash
Three former Langlade Memorial hospital staff nuns killed in a head on collision near Chatham Ontario. Sister Clarissa Donavan in fair condition. Police call it Kent County's worst highway accident with seven total deaths including four in the second vehicle. Survivors include Sister Ann Burns and other named victims Sister St Joseph Kearns Sister Winifred Corcoran and Sister Julia Brace along with Peter F Fitzsimmons.
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Antigo
Chatham
Ont
Langlade Memorial Hospital
Clarissa Donavan
Ohe
Ann Burns
Donovan
Kent County
St. Joseph Kearns
St. Joseph Hospital
Polson
Mont
Winifred Corcoran
Julia Brace
St. George Hospital
Chicago
Peter F. Fitzsimmonds
Burns
Langlade Hospital
Della Peterson Taken by Death
Mrs. Della Peterson 80 of Gratiot died yesterday in Gross Nursing Home after a long illness. Born Della Wolworth in Chicago on December 27 1882 she married Ringwald Peterson in Gratiot on December 4 1904. Survived by husband son LeRoy Viola sister Nellie Peterson five grandchildren five great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Gratiot Methodist Church burial in Gratiot. Friends may call at Hanson Funeral Home South Wayne this evening.
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Gratiot
Della Peterson
Gross
Methodist Church
Lewis Dalvit Appointed Assistant Conductor of Honolulu Symphony
Lewis Dalvit named assistant conductor of the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra. He will leave next month with his family and has prior leadership with the Beloit Civic Symphony Orchestra for nine years. His Beloit group performed at 13 military balls for Co. B Green County National Guard units.
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Lewis Dalvit
Monroe
Honolulu
Little Symphony
Parents urged to boost school physical education
The piece argues youngsters should be more active to prevent heart disease and obesity. It invites parents to contact The President's Council on Physical Fitness in Washington DC for more information, noting the public service nature of the message.
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Tody
President's Council On Physical Fitness
Washington 25
D.C
Yakima Private Survives Live-Fire Exercise Minefield
Pvt Daniel J Arthur, 17, of Yakima Washington, endured ten hours under heavy artillery and small arms during Exercise Coulee Crest in central Washington. A miscount left him briefly presumed out of the area, but he remained calm, sheltered in his tent, and helped by spreading white clothes to signal. He survived with minor injuries, and Gen Paul Adams praised his bravery and ordered safety reviews. Arthur hopes to rejoin live firing next week.
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Pvt
Daniel J. Arthur
Washington
Los Angeles
Blue
Paul D. Adams
US Strike Command
Arthur
Red Artillery
Wanda
Tacoma
Wahale Tate
Adams
Indigan Army Hospital
Ft. Lewis
Tight Cuba Blockade Favored by Schadeberg
Rep Henry C Schadeberg says he favors a blockade of Cuba if reasonable national security demands and Cuban freedom are not met He suggests the blockade be kept until all demands are complied with and calls for withdrawal of Soviet troops weapons and munitions with on site inspection.
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Washington
Henry C. Schadeberg
Cuba
U.S
Schadeberg
Wisconsin
Schadeberg Proposes Government Run School for Cuban Exiles
Wisconsin congressman Henry C Schadeberg urged a government maintained school for Cuban exiles to train a provisional government in exile to replace Castro His plan envisions a two year period for the provisional authority followed by free elections and non reelection rules The proposal was presented on a radio broadcast as part of ten points to address the Cuban issue
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Henry C Schadeberg
R-Wis
Schadeberg
Pyevewawer
Cuba
Castro
Ate
Wakaiauweu
World's tallest mountain Mauna Kea rises from the Pacific
Mauna Kea in the Hawaiian Islands is described as the world’s tallest mountain when measured from base to peak. It stands at 33,476 feet tall and is partly submerged in the Pacific Ocean.
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Everest
Everesenet
Phantom Alley
Khumbu Glacier
National Geographic Society
Pacific Ocean
Mauna Kea
Hawaiian Islands
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Redmond
Wash
Mt. Everest
Washington State
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The
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Yakima
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Yakima, Wash
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