Ten Hopefuls Enter Darlington Alice in Dairyland Contest
Ten girls compete in the region for the Alice in Dairyland title with five entrants from Green, Grant, Iowa and Lafayette Counties. Contestants include Dora Ann Schindler Monroe Shirley Ann Hilfiker Monticello Doris Olsen Brooklyn Suzanne Saalsan Argyle Eileen Runde Darlington Janet Marie Herpel Boxcobel Marilyn Jean Lostetter Platteville Barbara C Thiede Mus coda Nola Mae Finn Patch Grove Shirley McCarthy Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Alice In Dairyland
Darlington Dairy Days
Dora Ann Schindler
Monroe
Shirley Ann Hilfiker
Monticello
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Suzanne Saalsan
Argyle
Eileen Runde
Janet Marie Herpel
Boxcobel
Marilyn Jean Lostetter
Platteville
Barbara C. Thiede
Muscoda
Nola Mae Finn
Patch Grove
Green
Grant
Iowa
Lafayette
United Fund Directors Attend State Institute
Directors of the United Fund of Monroe attended the 10th Annual Community Chest Institute in Fond du Lac to learn program setup procedures. Speakers included G. I. Wallace former Lions Club district governor and Eli Fox head of public relations for United Community Funds New York. Attending Monroe members included C. N. Johnson Howard P. Olsen Judge Marshall L. Peterson Roy F. Burmeister Doran R. Zwygart W. C. Bender Joseph Urban Mrs. J. T. Etter Jr Rev John C Purdy Mrs. George Mauerman and Robert H. Rieder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund of
Monroe
Community Chest Institute
Fond du Lac
G. I. Wallace
Lions Club
Gornor
Eli Fox
United Community Fonds
New York
C. N. Johnson
Howard P. Olsen
Marshall L. Peterson
Roy F. Burmeister
Doran R. Zwygart
W. C
Dairy Days Parade and Pageant Set for Darlington
Gordon Roseleip announced a two day Dairy Days festival featuring free entertainment and food for more than 5000 attendees. Friday focuses on dairy promotions while Saturday offers a parade coronation of the Dairy Day queen and dairy princess with films, interviews, concerts, and a 4 H and Gunderson brothers performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Roseleip
Harold Dyar
Alice In Dairyland
Freddy Elmer
Uncle Clarence
Cousin Searls
Mineral Point
Darlington High School
Dairyland TV
Eighth Graders Graduate Tonight at Monroe High
One hundred sixty four eighth graders from county rural and state graded schools will receive diplomas in the Monroe high school auditorium at 8 tonight. Teachers from each school will present diplomas. Walter B. Lent will deliver the commencement address Keep Moving Ahead. Prizes in the county spelling contest will be announced by Mrs. Irene Powers. David Hoesly New Glarus and Donald Wolters Decatur will be introduced as champion and runner-up. Harold Dyar will lead the roll call. Green County Teachers College Glee Club will sing. Rev J L Neighbours will give invocation and benediction. Marjorie Deppler will play the processional and recessional.
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Monroe High School
Walter B. Lent
State Department of Public Istruction
Irene C. Powers
Chicago
First National Bank of Monroe
David Hoesly
New Glarus
Donald Wolters
Decatur School
Chamion
Harold Dyar
Green County Teachers College Glee Club
J. L
Marjorie Deppler
C W Chambers Stricken in Car
Clyde W. Chambers 78 of 703 19th avenue died of a heart attack while en route from his Jefferson Township farm to his Monroe home. His car found in a ditch five miles southeast of Monroe. coroner cites heart attack. Survivors include wife Daisy, son Evan C., daughter Mrs Don Waufle, five grandchildren, and four stepgrandchildren. Services at Grace Lutheran Church with burial at Twin Grove Cemetery.
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Clyde W. Chambers
19Th Avenue
Jefferson Township
Mr. Chambers
Monroe
Ketchel Rinehart
Route 1
Juda
Gerald Daughenbaugh
Rock City
Herman A. Stuessy
William
Elizabeth Roger Chambers
Daisy Benage
Benage
Chambers
Grace Lutheran Church
Knights of Pythias
Evan C
Don Waufle
Milwaukee
Floyd
Twin Grove
William Miller
Clinton
Minn
Ralph Weaver
Marie Witt
Gertrude Chambers
Shriner- Neushwander
Clarence C. Warfel
Twin Grove Cemetery
Farm vote grips Nebraska as Eisenhower Kefauver lead
Associated Press reports Nebraska residents vote in a primary shaping presidential preference with Eisenhower unopposed in the GOP and Kefauver leading the Democratic side by write ins. Wyoming delegates split amid Harriman’s non candidacy and undecided voters while Oregon and Stevenson react to Harriman remarks and Eisenhower Nixon slate fortifies in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nebraska
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Wyoming
Averell Harriman
New York Pi
Kefauver
Sen. Kefauver
Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Symington
Missouri
Oregon
Stevenson
Justices Void $90,000 Award
Raymond Cahill, a 24 year old railroad brake man, reacts as the U S Supreme Court reverses itself and sends back the Cahill case. The court had previously upheld a $90,000 award for injuries on the New Haven Railroad, a decision later changed by Justice Sherman Minton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Raymond G. Cahill
U. S. District Court
Cahill
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S
Supreme Court
Sherman Minton
Monroe Evening Times press damaged by alleged night intrusion
The main press at The Monroe Evening Times suffered serious damage when an inking frame assembly snapped off during the night. Police investigate an intruder after an unlocked press room door was found this morning and part of the press was flown in from Chicago for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Chicago
Employes
David L. Johnson
Travelers Stranded As Greyhound Drivers Walk Out
Thousands of commuters stranded in Detroit as Great Lakes Greyhound drivers walkout. A company spokesman warned the strike could disrupt divisions in Indiana Illinois Missouri Kentucky and Ohio if it continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Great Lakes Greyhound
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Ohio
Nine Die in Crane Plane Crash Near Louisville
Jeffersonville Indiana report states nine Crane Plumbing executives and staff died when a twin engine Lockheed crashed in a muddy Clark Dellinger ranch field during a rainstorm near Standiford Field Louisville. Witnesses heard a terrible explosion as the plane plunged at a 45 degree angle.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Indiana
Louisville
Lockheed
Crane Plumbing Co
Chicago
Standiford Field
State
Clark Dellinger Ranch
Crane Co
J. A. McMurry
J. A. Dwyer
George L. Erwin
C. E. Towner
G. G. Lindholm
Fred J. Wilkey
Randy Milherin
Robert Robinett
Nancy Montz
Cleve Lewis
John Vissing
Dellingers
Stock Prices Suffer Second Sharp Decline
The stock market faced its second sharp setback in two days with major divisions down, losses hitting one to five points at the worst and most declines narrowing toward the close as traders speculated Russia’s defense cuts could prompt U S spending reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
United States
French leaders in Moscow for talks with Soviets
Socialist Premier Guy Mollet and Foreign Minister Christian Pineau arrived in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Paris
Guy Mollet
Christian Pineau
Dwyer Wins 1956 Lions Scholarship Award
David James Dwyer, son of Dewey A. and Mrs. Dwyer of 818 14th Avenue, is named the 1956 Lions Club scholarship recipient. He will receive 400 dollars, the largest award yet, announced by Roy J. Heeren at Swiss Wheel restaurant. He plans to attend La Crosse State College to study science and become a medical technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Heren
The
Lions Club
David James Dwyer
Times
Monroenign Schoot
Dewey A. Dwyer
14Th Avenue
Roy J. Heeren
Dwyer
la Crosse State College
Heeven
Counselors To Visit Monroe May 26 From AAA
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce hosts 30 American Auto Association travel counselors from across the United States on Saturday May 26. They will arrange routings for AAA members, tour Wisconsin, and visit Madison New Glarus Lake Geneva and Milwaukee. A Swiss Wheel luncheon and tours of local cheese firms are planned with Mayor Brooks J. Dunwidzie to welcome the group. Fred Feutz and Robert F. Marty will arrange tours and brochures for Monroe and Green County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Chamver of Commerce
American Auto Association
United States
AAA
Wisconsin
Sherman Hodgson
Monroe
Madison
New Larus
Lake Geneva
Milwau
Swiss Wheel
Brooks J. Dunwidzie
Rudy Burkhalter
Fred Feutz
Robert F. Marty
Green County
Second Polio Shots Scheduled Thursday
The second polio immunization center for Kindergarten and first grade pupils in city schools will be held Thursday in the high school auditorium. The center will be open from 9 a.m. to 10 30 a.m. and follow the previously set schedule, said Miss June Grommes, city school nurse.
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Tne
June Grommes
Cheese Demand Fair in Madison Market Steady
American cheese market steady in Wisconsin with fair to moderate demand and ample offerings. Selling prices vary by style and grade, with Cheddars around 34 to 36 cents, Daisies 36 to 44, Honghorns 36 to 37, and Midgets 37 to 38 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Warning against hasty Soviet force revision by U S officials
Washington hearings featured Air Force leaders Quarles and Gen. Twining warning that Moscow’s 1.2 million-man cut does not lessen Soviet airpower or nuclear capability. They urged caution in changing U S plans and budgets, noting the austere 16.5 billion request and potential for sustaining 137 wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Air Force
Quarles
Nathan F. Twining
Senate’ Appropriations
United States
Moscow
Chavez
D-Nm
Twining
Dulles
Russia
Kremlin
Wiley and
Humphrey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
USDA Requests Extra $2 Billion
The Agriculture Department asked Congress for another two billion dollars to support farm prices and warned it may seek more money by next spring. The extra funds would lift the Commodity Credit Corporation borrowing authority from 12 to 14 billion dollars as booming harvests drive costs. Undersecretary True D Morse testified before the House Banking Committee. Secretary Benson warned the government has about nine billion dollars tied up in farm commodities in price support programs, calling it a catastrophe to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
House Banking Committee
D. Morse
Union League Club
New York
Benson
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Milwaukee College
Platteville College
Shirley Hilfiker
Sauk City
Union Grove
Woodville
Spooner
Rice Lake
Rosalie Ramsey
Eau Claire
Charlotte Secor
Miss Schiaier
John A. Schindler
University of Wisconsin
Union House Committee
Young Democrats
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Miss Schindler
National Music Clinic
Interlochen
Mich
Madison String Sinfonia
England
Experiment
East School
Miss Hilfiker
Leo Hilfiker
Simmons School
Har
Pers
Patricia Stevens
Green County Club
Swiss Colony
Brodhead
Miss Olsen
Trygve Olsen
Brooklyn High School
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Milwaukee State College
Evansville
Tri-county
Reedsburg
Platteville State College
Runde
Darlington Area
Suzanne Saalsaa
Miss Saalsaa
A. N. Saalsaa
Saalsaa
Argyle High School
Miss Saalsan
Plas
United Fund
State Institute
Mason Godfrey
4 H
Happy Hour Club
Yellowstone
Gunderson Brothers
State Department of Agriculture
Don Knellwolf
Ernest Ruf
Ormond Benedict
Melville Hillery
Nellie Sullivan
Glen White
Bessie DeMuth
Kenneth Frederickson
Earl Wilson
Lyle Atkinson
Elmer Kohlstedt
Gayle Howery
E. Bowden Curtis
Joyce Mevis
Louis Graham
Vera Rooney
Charles Hartman
Evelyn Scherwitz
William McDaniels
Robert Wood
John McNett
Palmer Evanstead
Orville Tregoning
Carroll Parkinson
Joseph Proctor
W. W. Wilson
Larry James
Harold Mullen
Vic Gechslin
Howard Grange
George W. Martin
Kermit Goodman
Norton Salis
Richard Davies
Bill McDaniels
Robert Zaloudek
Nathan Benedict
Kenneth Schreiter
Gill Barnard
Francis Reichling
Robert Franz
W. Chambers
C.W. Chambers
Lions
U.S
USDA
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