Orangeville High Honors Announced
Darrell Busjahn tops 38 seniors as valedictorian while Virginia Lee Frink is salutatorian for Orangeville High School 1950 graduation. Busjahn, agriculture major and active FFA member, planned farming after graduation and held roles on the yearbook staff, school paper, and athletic teams. Frink, band and glee club member, appeared in plays and will attend the University of Dubuque studying music.
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Orangeville
Darrell Busjahn
Elmer Busjahn
Orangeville High School
Virginia Lee Frink
Virginia Black
Busjahn
Miss Frink
FFA
Illinois
Illini
Frink
University of Dubuque
Curtis Dall Plans Roosevelt Surname For May 23 Wedding
Curtis Dall known as Curtis Roosevelt plans to legally take the Roosevelt name to wed Robin Edwards 21 of Santa Monica. The couple discussed using Franklin D Roosevelt as the family name at the Santa Monica marriage license office. The ceremony is scheduled for May 23.
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Curtis Dall
Roosevelt
Santa Monica
Curtis Roosevelt
Young
Buzzie) Roosevelt
White House
Robin Edwards
Buzzie
Anna Roosevelt
Curtis Dall Jr
Franklin D. Roose
Young Dall
Rhee Claims North Korean Slush Funds Target May Poll
Seoul President Syngman Rhee accuses North Korea of funding efforts to influence the upcoming May 30 elections in South Korea. He cites alleged money flows aimed at swaying voters and political outcomes.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
South Korea
Martin Town 4H Plans At Church Meeting
Martin Town 4 H club members met at the church to plan several programs. Attending were Mrs. Alvin Bindlingmaier, Mrs. C C Moyer and Miss Mamie Tillema county home agent. Miss Tillema led recreation. Officers named earlier: Kenneth Stites president Larry Rogers vice president Rita Rogers secretary Don Drye treasurer John Wyssbrod reporter. The June 6 meeting will be at the Bidlingmaier home.
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Martintown
4-H Club
Alvin Bidlingmaier
C.C. Moyer
Mamie Tillema
Tillema
Kenneth Stites
Larry Rogers
Rita Rogers
Don Drye
John Wyssbrod
Bidlingmaier
Exeter Cemetery County Landmark
One of the county s oldest cemeteries lies at Exeter once a lead mining center for Green county. Unmarked miner graves line the north east section with early deaths dating back a century. Maria Wood s marked grave dated 1945 marks the oldest headstone in the plot. The Exeter Cemetery association formed to care for the grounds with T O Silver and Silas Lewis credited for organizing efforts. The annual meeting occurred at the cemetery. Mrs Clarence J Gould was reelected director for five years. Owen W Koehner was named director to fill a vacancy from Jay Lewis s death. Other officers include Emory Silver president Clarence Gould secretary treasurer Mrs William Steindorf and Raymond Talmadge directors.
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Wany —Auues Specialy
Exeter
Green County
Maria Wood
B. Wood
Exeter Cemetery Association
T. O. Silver
Silas Lewis
Clarence J. Gould
Owen W. Koehner
Jay Lewis
Emory Silver
Clarence Gould
William Steindorf
Raymond Talmadge
Markets Report Chicago Livestock and Grain Slump and Surge
Sluggish hog deals at 8 000 head with some sales up to 50 cents higher for 330 to 425 pound loads while sows rise 25 cents. Cattle and calves show mixed moves with steers 31.00 to 33.00 for top lots and cows 18.25 to 24.00. May oats break 90 cents in Chicago futures, cash oats 93 1/4 cents range.
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Chicago
USDA
Railway Shares See Broad Demand In Market Tumble
Investors pushed into a wide range of securities with notable demand for railway equipment firms and chemical companies. Higher prices were paid for Santa Fe, New York Central, Penn— sylvania, Allied Chemical, Dow Chemical, Du Pont, U S Steel, General Motors, Schenley, General Electric, and U S Gypsum.
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Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Allied Chemical
Dow Chemical
du Pont
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Schenley
General Electric
U. S. Gypsum
Baptist Group Opposes Federal Aid to Parochial Schools
The 19th annual convention of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches adopted a resolution opposing federal aid to church schools. More than 500 churches nationwide attended and supported the stance. The delegates also criticized appointing a presidential representative to the Vatican.
New Cedar Creek Span Nearing Completion
Cedar Creek bridge between Red Oak and Cedarville preparing to open this week according to Stephenson county highway department. The project cost about 13000 dollars after the previous bridge collapsed last year under a crossing truck. Princeton Wis Scout Leader Phil Lerner Jr. receives unanimous thanks from about 150 attendees at a joint meeting for his work in the scouting movement.
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Wvnmen
Cedar Creek
Red Oak
Cedarville
Stephenson County Highway Department
Princeton
Wis
Phil Lerner Jr
Lutheran Church Congregation
Sunday Family Gatherings Across Monticello and Nearby Towns
A family oriented column lists numerous Sunday visits and dinners across Monticello and neighboring towns. Names include Dooleys Cairns Milham Elmer Barlow and Elmer families plus Rhyner Schenk Zweifel Legler Voegels and others. The notes cite hospital visits and travel to Janesville Elmhurst and Verona connections.
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Edmund Dooley
Ralph Cairns
Gail
Kay
Fennimore
Gay Milham
Monroe
Clark Dooley
Pleasant
Fred Escher
Shirley
Billy
J. J. Disch
Jerry Miller
Albany
William Gill
Attica
Casper Rhyner
Henry J. Elmer
Victoria
Brooklyn
Bernard Biederman
Dennis
Janice
Freeport
Ida Schenk
Dwight Zweifel
Adolph
Rindy
Primrose
Robert Kingdon
Judith
Bobby
Jacob Legler
Walter Brink
Verona
Elizabeth Rolph
Louise Karlen
Rose B. Voegels
Local families visit relatives and attend gatherings
A string of visits and social gatherings is noted from Monroe to Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Voe geli and others from Mineral Point called on relatives here Sunday. Commandery dinner and installation in Monroe drew several couples including Mr. and Mrs. Stauffer and Knobel. Weekend visitors from Rockford and Wisconsin Rapids joined Mrs. Verona Schuler’s family in town.
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Cage
Alfred Voegeli
Monroe
Leon Voegeli
Emil Voegeli
Jack Voegeli
Marcus Elmer
Mineral Point
C. M. Stauffer
Albert Knobel
Harold J. Blum
John G. Blums
Truman Long
Rockford
G. C. Schuler
Orfordville
A. W. Becker
Madison
D. E. Hawke
Appleton
Adam Schuler
Verona Schuler
E. A. Bently
Bernice Schneider
Wisconsin Rapids
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Exeter Cemetery County
Patrick Stone
Wisconsin Turkey Marketing Cooperative
Wallace H. Jerome
Wall Street
New York
Baptist Church Group
Oliver Or
Minn
Moline
Ohnsom
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Lord Road
Minneapolis
Cecil Jordan
Arthur Escher
Okee
Lake Wisconsin
Ray Nelson
Frederick
Vola Jordan
Jake Elmer
Carol
Cliff
Fritz Aantaas
Cray
11Th Street
15Th Avenue
Carload
Bauman
Dodge
Dearth Motor Sales
WLAD
Carload Tire Sale
Hee Firestone
Firestone
NoteneSchneids’ “Tanta
Carl
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