Past Is Prelude theme marks 20th Homemaker Day
The 20th Anniversary Homemaker Achievement Day was held in Turner hall with the theme The Past is Prelude. More than 200 people viewed demonstrations and exhibits while over 450 homemakers and families attended the evening program. Notable attendees included 12 of 13 past presidents and five former county home agents.
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Turner Hall
Mmes
William N. Preston
Will Meinert
Henry V. Baebler
Sam Wa
Fred Schuetz
Persident
John Brugger Jr
Marvin Schwerin
Avery Yost
Joe Jones
Monroe I
Vincent Thomm
Robert Woethrich
Monroe II
John Chambers
Monroe III
Ray Dye
Earl Bechtolt
Monroe IV
William Greub
Browntown
Ray Rackow
Dayton
Ernest Robert
Clarence Zweifel
Monticello
Wilbert Christen
Oswald Zentner
Brodhead
Russel Rosheisen
New Glarus
Delmar Arn
Juda
Chester Pinnow
Mines
Harry Ammann
Marvin Freitag
Sally Schroeder
Carol Odeen
Arthur Schroeder
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Alice
Dairyland
Green County
Marlys Richert
Mamie Tillema Marty
Bernadine Gunderman
Myrtle H. Webb
Margaret Starcka
Eleanor Johnson
Gwen Daluge
Times
Henry V. Babler
Sam Waelti
Fred Abbott
Frank Bloom
Harvey E. Elmer
Frank Schiesser
Fred Hahlen
Lawrence Raymer
William May
Johnson Reports 134 At Post Prom Program
Ronald D. Johnson city park and recreation director announced totals for the junior prom post prom party and film. He said 134 attended the dance and party at Monroe Country Club, and 120 attended the film at Goetz Theater after the event.
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Johnson
Ronald D. Johnson
City Park and Recoration
Monroe Country Club
Goetz Theater
Weekend visitation list highlights Wisconsin families
New Glarus residents Mr and Mrs Millard Tschudy and Mrs Clara Engler hosted extended relatives including Mr and Mrs Jacob Urben and family from Rockford. Madison and Chicago visitors joined at various local homes with names and kinship noted.
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New Glarus
Millard Tschudy
Leon Urben
Rockford
Jacob S. Urben
Clara Engler
Lorene Eichelkraut
Madison
Elroy Eichelkraut
Jack Lester
Chicago
Barbara Marty
Fred Tschudy
Clarence Oliver
Belleville
Ralph Keppler Jr
Albany
Fred P. Streiff
Messrs
Mmes
Jacob L. Streiff
Peter Streiff
Lynette
Arthur Colvin
Harley Hoesly
Viroqua
Fannie Hoesly
Weekend Guests and Mother's Day Gatherings in Orangeville
Community notes list numerous visitors and family gatherings across Orangeville, Freeport, Monroe, Rockford and nearby towns. Names include Bolender, Jensen, Frautschy, Bennehoff, and Mains among others as relatives and friends shared meals and travel for Mother's Day and family birthdays.
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Leo Kundert
Irene Moyer
LaVerne Schramm
Norman
Memphis
Tenn
J. Milton
Messrs
Mmes
Edward Johnson
Paul Bolender
Lynn
Frank Johnson
Hugo Johnson
Clinton
Scott Abraham
Elmer Krupke
South Beloit
Red Oak
Emilie Neimeier
Winslow
Earl Bear
Lanark
Vern Guldin
Chicago
Earl Fritz
Elgin
Caryl Jean
Elwyn Mains
Lynnann
Orangeville
Ray Frautschy
Sycamore
Olive Cuicie
DeKalb
John Wagner
McConnell
Marshall Frautschy
Michael
Tommy
Freeport
Virgil Scheider
Ladies Day at Darlington Club and Local Moves
James Gordee of Monroe visited here on Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Chapman and Mrs. Robert Chapman attended Ladies Day at the Darlington Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Meier moved to the upstairs of Mrs. Viola Wood’s. Mrs. Harry Doubler of Freeport is staying with her parents while her husband serves at Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
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James Gordee
Monroe
Charles Chapman
Robert Chapman
Darlington Country Club
Dwayne Meier
Viola Wood
Meiers
Henry Meier
Harry Doubler
Freeport
Merlyn Williams
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Bank reopens with modern design and new facilities
The article describes extensive renovations and additions at the bank including exterior stainless steel trim, a marble lobby, new walk up window, night depository, privacy booths, and a 55 by 18 foot community meeting room. The space features frosted walnut paneling, open loan and trust areas, two staffed teller sides, and a large private directors room with direct lighting. Architectural firm is Stanley W. Howe with Bruni-Miller Co. as general contractor and multiple trades contributing.
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Lannon
Comptroller
Trust Department
Loan Department
17Th Avenue
Board of Directors
Geigel
Stanley W. Howe
Bruni-Miller Co
Rubi and Leuenberger
Connors Plumbing and Heating Co
Taylor-Palmer Co
Milwaukee
Rinehart Plastering
Edwards Roofing
Lanz Hardware
Etter’s
Haworth
Drapery
Charles Ruch
Madison
Burmeister
Frank A. Shriner
Presi
Bank Officials Named In Annual Report List
The document lists officers including G. E. Zuercher cashier Marie Blum trust officer L. J. Schroeder comptroller Frank Menehan assistant cashier and loan officer and D. M. Folgate assistant cashier Directors named Emil Baumgartner Roy F. Burmeister D. A. Crandall Rolland R. Etter Edmund C. Hamilton Herbert E. Lanz Dr. Lewis A. Moore Frank A. Shriner and Peter S. Solomon.
Detroit Union Head Ousted by Reds
Paul Boatin of Detroit newly elected president of a unit of Local 600 of the United Automobile Workers testified he had been a Communist party member for about 10 years but was expelled late in 1949. He invoked the Fifth Amendment at a 1952 Detroit hearing and testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. Boatin admitted past Communist membership and said he became disillusioned with Communist policies.
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Washington
Paul Boatin
Detroit
United Automobile Workers
Communist Party
Boatin
House Committee of Un-American Activities
Senate
Internal Security
County School Records Bound into Permanent Prison Archive
Wisconsin state prison binds county education records into a permanent archive. Irene C. Powers, superintendent, announced that county censuses from 25 years, district reports from 19 years, and teachers reports from eight years are now preserved. Many files were found in the courthouse attic.
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Wisconsin State Prison
Irene C. Powers
Rural Schools End Year With Field Trips and Travel
Blackford school closed Friday for the school year. Pupils toured Belmont first state capitol Nelson Dewey Park Cassville and the Grotto at Dickeyville. Mrs. Alvin Buholzer William Mueller and Mrs. Velma Mueller escorted. Wayne Center pupils rode a train from South Wayne to Monroe and held a Wiener roast at Recreation Park. Cave of the Mounds visits included 20 Juda Ball School students and 13 Pleasant Grove Juda students with their teachers.
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Blackford
State Capitol
Belmont
Nelson Dewey Park
Cassville
Grotto
Dickeyville
Alvin Buholzer
William Mueller
Velma Mueller
June Kemprood
Wayne Center School
South Wayne
Monroe
Recreation Park
Cave of the Mounds
Ball School
Juda
Esther M. Elmer
Pleasant Grove School
Frances Loeffel
Massive US honey harvest from millions of hives
The United States produced about 253 million pounds of honey in the last year. The crop came from 5,309,000 hives, each housing between 25,000 and 790,000 bees.
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United States
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Gilbert Abraham
May Stauffacher
John Yarger
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Charles Homan
Fred Solberger
Verl Boyer
William Watson
Della Ault
Harold
Jimmie
Edna Ault
Robert Kappes
Stockton
Carl Leddicoat
Jane Stauffacher
Kenneth Solace
Ervin Bear
Arthur Carter
Ada Fritz
Pecatonica
Clifford Rabe
Martha Bennehoff
Charles
Ruth Kilian
Edith Wise
Rock Grove
Hollywood
Arlie Mitchell
Kaiser Aluminum
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Royal Triton
Jacobs
12Th Ave
Detroit Union
Reds
Tschudys
Mom
Wisconsin
Samuel A. Remus
20Th Ave
National
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
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