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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1950

Page

5

Governor Okays College Buildings Plan Across State

Governor approves a 4.3 million state college building program funded by the 1949 legislature. The Eau Claire Teachers College project totals 1.3 million for a health unit educational wing auditorium and nine classrooms. Bids begin Aug 1 with construction Sept 1. Dormitories cost 825,000 each at six campuses with early bid dates in June and July. A Whitewater library building bids Sept 1 around 600,000.

Maanen —Vry— Lov Senne Ohm State Board of Normal School Egents Legisature Eau Claire Teachers’ College River Falls LaCrosse Platteville Superior Stevens Point Oshkosh Whitewater Augana

Community Calendar and Family News from Orangeville

Social notes detail visits and gatherings around Orangeville and nearby towns. Families such as Bolenaer, Schoch, Parriott, Wohlford, and Dinges are mentioned with kin from Freeport Monroe Davis Cedarville and Grand Marias. A birth is recorded: Barry Lee Dinges born May 13 to Marian Niffenesger Dinges.

Ed Petermeier Freeport Eldon Rabe Karen Winslow Stanley Thorp Albert Steffes Stockton Guy Boyer James Boyer Victor Folgate Ira Zimmerman Monroe Myron Schoch Davis Vernon Best Schoch Beulah Parriott Eugene Betty) Marcantonio Chicago Elman Babler Darlene Cedarville Harold Harnish Myrna Lee Peggy Ann Parriott Billy Parriott Ray Wagner Adam Zweifel Miles Barr Kermit Ray Wohlford Jerah Crawford Susan Port Washington Wendell Wohlford Jeffry Brent Charleston Til Lola Wohlford Wendell Wohlfords South Wayne Jesse Gapen Gateway Lodge Grand Marias Minn Carrie Musser Minnie M. Leitzell Benton Wis Donald Bennett Ray Frautsch Linda Frautschy C. W. Frautschy Robert Dinges Barry Lee R. L. Dinges Dinges Marian Niffenesger

Rural schools hold closing picnics and awards

Green Valley Cadiz Township celebrates end of term with eighth grader Kenneth Stites graduating and teacher Paul Severson visiting Madison. Jordan Prairie Mothers club elects officers Lenora Riemer president Ferrell Malkow vice president Sylvia Schwartzlow secretary Margaret Kubly treasurer. Sunshine committee member Eleanor Klemm. show er for Viola Stues sy. Blackford school Monroe area closes with picnic ball game and awards for perfect attendances Charles Huber Marian Huber Kathleen Hartch. Karen Yeazel receives WHA award. two eighth graders Karen Yeazel Betty Flannery to graduate. Juda high welcome day hosts 24 eighth graders from nearby districts. home economics luncheon and contests held.

Green Valley Cadiz ‘Ownship Kenneth Stites Paul Severson Mary Larson Robert Hastings Madison Severson Jordan Prairie Mothers Club Paul Zingrich Lenora Riemer Ferrell Malkow Sylvia Schwartzlow Margaret Kubly Eleanor Klemm Sunshine Committee Gladys Schupbach Viola Stuessy Blackford Monroe Charles Marian Huber Kathleen Hartch Karen Yeazel Betty Flannery Janesville Florence Golickson Juda High School Jerry Jordan

School Talks Set by Green County Committee

The Green County School committee schedules a meeting next Monday evening at the courthouse to discuss local education matters.

Green County School Committee Court House

Dominating School Color Battle Draws Packed Field

A foot race and ball throwing contest featured Roger Stark and Marlene Torkelson with a guessing game and pin the tail on the donkey led by Nancy Cameron. From 12:45 to 2:15 classes visited before Feldt's field hosted Purple vs Gold, with visitors including Margaret Roberts, Shirley Ruef, Phyllis Alexander, and many others from the Judo baseball squad.

Roger Stark Marlene Torkelson Nancy Cameron Feldt Margaret Roberts Shirley Ruef Phyllis Alexander Harr Jene ‘Torkelson Tila Andrews Charles Trotter Joanne Schwartzlow Larry Siedschlag John Jaeggi Jerry Jordan Thomas Theiler Plis Andrews Augrey Seidel Mary Pagel Joan Brunner Bonnie Scheidegger Edwin Schenk Alfred Peterson Gene Coplien Charles Bohren Edward Flanagan Gary Wunschel

Michigan Man Freed In Amarillo Slaying

Ewald Johnson was acquitted Tuesday in the bludgeon slaying of oil field troubleshooter W. A. Thornton. The verdict sparked cheers. Johnson plans to return to Michigan, while his wife Diana Johnson, 19, remained jailed. Both face federal charges of transporting a stolen automobile across state lines.

Amarillo Rex Ewald Johnson W. A Tex Thornton Johnson Michigan Diana

Marquette To Award Degree To FBI Chief

Edgar Hoover director of the FBI will receive an honorary doctor of laws from Marquette University at June 11 commencement. Rev Edward J O Donnell S J president said Hoover accepted the invitation to participate but will not deliver an address.

Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Marquette Edward J. O'Donnell S. J University FBI Father O'Donnell

Blue Law Petition Seeks Return in Zion

A group of 940 petitioners in Zion asks the city to restore Sunday blue laws repealed in 1949 after a 292 vote margin. The move aims to bar commerce and amusements on Sundays with charity and necessity exceptions. church leader Michael J. Mintern notes the petition is not connected to the church oversight.

Zion John D. Tipe D. C. Huntley John Alexander Dowie Christian Catholic Church Sine Michael J. Mintern Hi Group

New Glarus Social Roundup Includes Local Visitors

New Glarus residents and guests share weekly visits from Madison, Belleville, Chicago, and Milwaukee. Mrs. Barbara Marty and Mrs. Vern Marshall host or visit relatives. Millard Tschudy with Kim attend events in Belleville Baraboo and Portage.

New Glarus Mrs. Millard Tschudy Karl Mueller Ed Zwieckey Spring Green Walter Zwiefel Belleville Barbara Marty Madison Palmer Welsch John Kundert Robert Green Davis Henry Schmid Mmes Clarence Oliver Fred Duerst J. P. Murphy Walter Mills Barbara Margaret Chicago Margaret Hefty Lee Hefty Watertown Millard Tschudy Kim Melvin Jenson Robert Strickler Dessert Bridge Ralph Luchsinger Ger Ald Disch Roswell Phillipson Palmer Duerst Dean Gmar Myron Bartle Harley Hoesly Marshall Ingwell Millard ‘Tschudy Palmer Strickler George Hartman Ilse Strickler Milwaukee Eugene Strickler Vern Marshall Blanchardville Herghter Warren Ruesch Pigeon Falls Fred Tschudy Baraboo Portage

Church Reaches Peak in National Presbyterian Membership

Dr William Barrow Pugh reports tentative figures show the Presbyterian Church in the U S A reaching a peak membership of 2401849 with a net rise of 71713 last year. He noted the growth reflects continued expansion across the denomination.

Cincinnati Presbyterian Church William Barrow Pugh Pugh

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