Ninth District Backs Endorsement Plan
GOP district meetings debate whether the party should endorse primary candidates. Eau Claire and other counties favor endorsement. Park Falls and Watertown districts show division. State convention debates changing a constitutional provision to require endorsements. Harvey Higley and John Rouse urge support, arguing party delegates are well qualified to choose the best nominee.
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Eau Claire
la Crosse
Watertown
Park Falls
Clark
Buffalo
Dunn
Pepin
St. Croix
Chippewa
Harvey Higley
Marinette
John Rouse
Baraboo
Higley
Future Teachers Club Installs at Brodhead
The Brodhead Future Teachers of America held a formal installation in the high school auditorium with Henry Weinlich of Madison delivering the address. Lois Gill is faculty sponsor. officers include President Shirley Stuckey Vice President Jeanne Allen Secretary Helen Walden and Treasurer Priscilla Strommen.
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Brodhead
Future Teachers of America Club
Henry Weinlich
Madison
Lois Gill
Shirley Stuckey
Jeanne Allen
Helen Walden
Priscilla Strommen
Kathryn Dunwiddie
Gloria Paulson
Susan Schmerse
Mitzi Robinson
Norene Skike
Charlotte Wheeler
Maxine Hagenman
Phyllis Lederman
James Rowe 80 Dies At Farm Near Darlington
Darlington special report says James Rowe 80 died early Monday at his farm home near Darlington. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Methodist church, burial Union Grove cemetery. Survived by daughter Florence two sons Harold Albert and four sisters Mrs Bell Mrs Bottom Mrs Robinson and Mrs Parson, all of Darlington.
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Darlington
James Rowe
Methodist Church
Union Grove
Nelson-Sharer
Florence
Harold
Albert
John Bell
Rachel Bottom
Sid Robinson
Jennie Parson
Falls At Home Injures Mrs. L F Osborne
Mrs. L F Osborne suffered bruises and facial cuts after a fall at her home this week. She received treatment for injuries and was advised on care at home.
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L. F. Osborne
Making of cheddar resumes at Grinnell factory north of Monroe
Helen E Steari reports cheese production at the Grinnell plant seven miles north of Monroe resumed after extensive remodeling. ADA representative J Edward Brecklin served oleo samples at meetings to show flavor improvements, noting only salt was lacking. U S milk production in April reached 10 2 billion pounds up 3 percent from last year, 4 percent below 1945 record. per cow output set a new May 1 high. Green County Dairy Day committee includes Kane Brecklin and other members. event to be held June 9 at the fairgrounds.
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Helen E. Steari
Grinnell
Monroe
J. Edward Brecklin
ADA
U.S
Dairy Products Marketing Association
Green County
Fairgrounds
William T. Kane
Herman J. Schmitz
Paul Neubauer
Virgil Brunkow
Harvey Trumpy
Myron E. Jeglum
Roscoe Smith
Ernest Spring
Louis R. Wolleson
Ben Feldt
Lee Kirsch
Monro e Common Council approves parking plan discussion
Special meeting of Monro e Wisconsin city council chaired by Mayor Frank A. Buehler reviewed future parking on the public square. Resident engineer Glass and director Gorder outlined angle, center line, meter placement and stall width for potential meters. Aldermen Norton and Meythaler pushed for 30 degree parking with center-line alignment. motion passed unanimously and the council adjourned.
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Council Chamber
City of
Monroe
Wis
Frank A. Buehler
Forcade
Norton
Matzke
Schindler
Beckman
Leaser
Hare
Meythaler
Glass
Public Works
Gorder
G. S. Soseman
Greer Garson to Stay in Hospital Ten Days
Actress Greer Garson will remain in a hospital about ten days to recover from an emergency operation. A studio spokesman said her condition is not serious.
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Greer Garson
Hollywood
Safety Featured In Darlington Man's New Type Cultivator
Darlington resident John Goodell, living here since 1944, has created a center mounted cultivator to be produced at a Mineral Point machine shop. The device uses hydraulic lift control, places shovels behind the tractor to avoid corn damage, and features four shovels on each side with adjustable width from 34 to 44 inches. Goodell, previously with Ford Motor Co. for 28 years, now runs the Darlington Tractor and Implement Sales and has applied for a patent.
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Darlington
John Goodell
Mineral Point
Goodell
Ford Motor Co
California
Junior High Picnics Under Way This Week
Monroe junior high schedules picnics for eighth and seventh grades at Recreation park with advisers and substitutes named. Ninth graders held a Friday outing supervised by Miss Bloodgood and Mrs. Fenton. Honor day set for June 2 and scholarship awards on June 3.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Werner Blum
Patricia Tobin
Lillian Gempeler
Franklin Suepchow
W. C. Bender
Margaret Bloodgood
Gwenith Fenton
Stephenson County WCTU Meets May 24
Orangeville times report the Stephenson County WCTU institute at Cedarville Methodist Church next Tuesday at 10 am. County president Mrs. M. B. Rosenstein leads the program with pastors’ addresses and special music as a study of the society’s leading departments.
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Orangeville
Stephenson County
WCTU
Cedarville Methodist Church
M. B. Rosenstein
PLAN SCHOOL CENTENNIAL AT BADGER SCHOOL
Mrs Lulu Mattison Miss Bessie Lake and Mrs Arthur Jones met George Keen chairing Badger school centennial planning. School board members Ben Zimmerli Clifford Hintzman and Walter Lederman attended to arrange the centennial Sunday events.
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Plan School
Lulu Mattison
Bessie Lake
Arthur Jones
George Keen
Badger School
Ben Zimmerli
Clifford Hintzman
Walter Lederman
WCTU Meets Friday in Orangeville on Child Welfare
Orangeville WCTU will hold a 2 p m Friday meeting at Mrs. Fred Anderson's home. The program will focus on Child Welfare Around the World with Mrs. James Chilton and Mrs. Fred Rickleff in charge.
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WCTU
Orangeville
Fred Anderson
James Chilton
Fred Rickleff
Local hog and cattle market notes and breeding plans
Orville Hawkins near Juta raises 16 sows with 158 pigs for this year and plans early fall sales to capture weight gains. Yorkshire stock efforts near Freeport involve Clevenger and Kilker with immunized nine week olds and future Canada-bred boar crossing. Heck farm sale near Freeport tops Holstein prices. corn at 95 cents and oats at 65. Cement silo work in Pleasant township. 7500 Lena hatchery chicks flown to Bismarck. Gahm near Freeport reports a Chester White sow with litters.
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Orville Hawkins
Juta
Hawkins
John Zurfluh Jr
Inci
Freeport
Yorkshire
Clifford L. Clevenger
Glenn Kilker
German Valley
Clevenger
Canada
John Heck
Mrs Bottomley 92 Dies in Darlington
Darlington resident Mrs. Caroline Bottomley aged 92 died Sunday night at home. Last rites were held at 3 p m today at the Methodist church officiated by Rev E J Jeffrey. Burial followed at Union Grove cemetery. Born in Iowa county September 25 1857 she is survived by a sister Mrs Mary Jackson who lived with her.
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Darlington
Caroline Bottomley
Methodist Church
E. J. Jeffrey
Union Grove
Iowa County
Mrs. John Hawes Killed in Mishap West of Freeport
Mrs. John A Hawes 64 died after a two car crash on the Pearl City road when thrown from a car driven by her husband 73. Lois Mannon 72 survived with injuries at Deaconess hospital Lena. Inquest planned after Mannon’s release. Funeral at Walker Funeral Home Freeport with Oaklawn Cemetery burial. Surviving family listed.
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Warren
John A. Hawes
Freeport
Pearl City
Lois Mannon
Lena
Walker Mortuary
Oaklawn
Glen of Elroy
Raymond
Earl
Jack
Nennie Fogel, Ridott
Esther Harnish
Mary Kirkpatrick
Dewey
Beloit
John
Otto Rieder
Madison
Anna Hawes
Marie Owens
Beloit seeks federal aid to finish new high school
Beloit city officials moved to obtain federal assistance for the $3,000,000 high school project. A petition with 259 signatures was sent to Rep. Smith and to Senators Wiley and McCarthy with letters urging support. The council ordered the bids on electrical and heating equipment halted due to funding gaps as the building sits about nine tenths complete.
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Beloit
Smith
Wis
Wisconsin
Wiley
McCarthy
Board of Education
L. G. Gille of Gratiot Dies at 53 in Rockford
Leslie G. Gille, 53, a Gratiot native, died Sunday night while being transported by ambulance to a Rockford hospital. He suffered serious injuries in a mishap and succumbed before arrival. The former Gratiot resident resided in Rockford at the time of death.
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L. G. Gille
Gratiot
Leslie G. Gille
Rockford
Bowling alley worker dies of heart attack at pins
A part time worker at a bowling alley collapsed and died of a heart attack while setting pins. Born September 26 1895 in Gratiot he had worked for Greenlee Brothers Co in Rockford. Survived by his mother Mrs Bartle Gille Gratiot widow Anne and three daughters and three sons Lawrence LaVerne not at home and a brother Vincent Rockford.
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Gratiot
Greenlee Brothers i Co
Rockford
Bartle Gille
Gratiot Township
Anne
Ands
Barts
Annette
Catherine Barbara
Lawrence
LaVerne
Vincent
New 1949 Wallpapers Offer Fresh Colorful Designs
The 1949 wallpaper collection debuts with more color and variety to spark imagination for new rooms. It features floral motifs, nosegays, stripes, conventional and architectural patterns, and scenic designs in washable finishes for long lasting looks. Imperial Lancaster colonial patterns appeal to formal decors.
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Lancaster
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