Prom Night Glides Through Monroe High School
Junior prom night drew 150 juniors seniors and guests to the Oriental Garden. King Charles Dickson and Queen Sally Burt led the grand march as Mary Carol Thompson and others served punch during a pre prom dinner and breakfast party at local homes. A 3 a.m. sneak preview of Ticket to Tomahawk followed before couples headlined breakfast gatherings and tennis games.
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Ings
Monroe
Oriental Garden
Silver Lagoon
William Beach
William Pick
Jerry McGuire
Mary Carol Thompson
Carol Schwinger
Marian Due
Barbara Davis
Gloria Heitz
Marjorie Neffenegger
Charles Dickson
Sally Burt
Raymond
Dickson
Martin Dickson
Browntown
Mr Burt
Clayton Burt
Sherman Hodgson
Lake Drive
Delores Hodgson
Elms
Monroe Recreation Department
City Merchants
American Legion
Goetz Theater
Sybil Blumer
Cathy Hartman
John A. Schindler
22Na Avenue
Schindler
Carol Schindler
Donald Fritz
Mildred Cotherman
Robert Marty
Karen Bender
Alan Prisk
Philip Techan
John Stauffacher
Judith Madden
Francis Thorpe
Elaine Beckman
Nathan Marti
Gordon Orians
Barbara Kundert
Local Knights of Columbus Group Attends Superior KC Convention
A Monroe group attends the state Knights of Columbus convention at Superior KC. The delegation includes Judge Harold J. Lamboley state advocate William Hogan district deputy and two Monroe council delegates William and William Haren. Also accompanying are Mrs Lamboley Hogan and Bender and Miss Colleen Blum.
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Monroe
Knights of Columbus
Harold J. Lamboley
William Hogan
Council
William
William Haren
Mmes. Lamboley
Hogan
Bender
Colleen Blum
Rev Compton to be ordained in Oklahoma
Urra G. Compton pastor of Albany Methodist church will be ordained in special services Sunday May 28 at the Oklahoma conference in Oklahoma and will be assigned a pastorate in his native state. He will return to Albany to complete his service here June 11. Soul and Body is the subject tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Christian Science church. The Wednesday testimony meeting will be at 7 45 p.m.
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Lbany
Urra G. Compton
Albany Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Compton
Albany
Christian Science Church
C F Lamboley 90 Observing Anniversary At Belleville Home
C F Lamboley 90 quietly observes his 90th birthday at Belleville home. One of the few surviving old French settlers, he is in good health and enjoys daily walks. Born in St Germaine France he moved to Wisconsin age six and to Belleville in 1906 after purchasing the Belleville Telephone Co. He has two daughters L L Cullen and W C Kelly, three sons Paul Julian Raymond and five grandchildren.
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C. F. Lamboley
Lamboley
Francis E. Lamboley Sr
Monroe
St. Germaine
France
Wisconsi
Belleville
Belleville Telephone Co
Wisconsin
Kansas
Valedictorians Tie at Juda High as Commencement Opens
Keen and Brunkow, seniors at Juda High, tie for valedictorian with 95.13 scholastic averages and will give opening and closing speeches at Thursday’s commencement in Evangelical United Brethren Church. Baccalaureate is planned for Friday at 8 p.m. in the Baptist church with 18 seniors and Rev. Retzlat and Rev. Tingley. The class will hear a address by Rev. Nathan Bartell and diplomas will be awarded by Mrs. W. H. Clements. The American Legion award and a teachers’ reception follow senior events as plans for 1950-51 are announced.
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Gerald Keen
William Brunkow
Juda High School
Evangelical United Brethren Church
W. H
Clements
Keen
George Keen
Brunkow
Clarence Brunkow
Peter Retzlatt
C. J. Tingley
Romberg
Geibel
Kentucky
Prin. Clem
Juda High School Band Ends First Year With Final Lawn Concert
The Juda High School band, formed this year, held its final concert on the lawn near Juda Bank. Only two seniors Janet Arnsmeier and William Brunkow will depart from the fledgling musical group. The 1950 Juda senior class includes Janet Arnsmeier Gene Bloom Frederick Bridge Mary Ellen Broge William Brunkow and other classmates such as Mar dell Brunner Dale Davis Warner Gerber Edward Jordan Verlene Kaderly Gerald Keen Maxine Miller Joyce Nafzger Theodore Newman Robert Retzlaff Shirley Rosheisen Edith Schindler and John Sekneider.
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Ents
Jacob Jones
Donald Zuhlke
Robert Young
Elizabeth Harrison
Juda Bank
Janet Arnsmeier
William Brunkow
Juda
Gene Bloom
Frederick Bridge
Mary Ellen Broge
Mardell Brunner
Dale Davis
Werner Gerber
Edward Jordan
Verlene Kaderly
Gerald Keen
Maxine Miller
Joyce Nafzger
Theodore J. Newman
Robert Retzlaff
Shirley Rosheisen
Edith Schindler
John Sekneider
South Wayne Church Class Plans June Picnic at Shullsbury Park
Faithful Workers Sunday school class met at Mrs. John R. Gage’s home with 12 members to plan a class picnic for June 20 at Shullsbury Park. July and August were set as vacation periods. Mrs. Edna V. Johnson led the devotional and co chaired the entertainment with Mrs. William Tuller. Mrs. D. M. Howery reported on the Cleveland national assembly trip in April and spoke at the WSCS meeting in Dakota, Indiana, last week.
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Pourn Wayne
Shullsbury Park
Faithful Workers
John R. Gage
Edna V. Johnson
William Tuller
D. M. Howery
National Assembly
Cleveland
Howery
WSCS
Dakota
Wisconsin
Methodist Youth Group Elects at Browntown
Karen Lewis was elected president and Marilyn Merritt secretary treasurer for the Methodist youth fellowship at a Browntown church meeting last evening with Rev Ralph Kofoed of Monroe assisting. Commission chairmen were Rose Mary Flannery Jimmie Vincent Wayne Flannery Roger Goodman Wanda Vincent.
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Browntown
Karen Lewis
Marilyn Merritt
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ralph Kofoed
Monroe
Rose Mary Flannery
Jimmie Vincent
De-Wayne Flannery
Roger Goodman
Wanda Vincent
Engagement announced for M. Lois Runde to LeRoy Jerikovic
Darlington announces the approaching marriage of M Lois Runde daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Runde to LeRoy Jerikovic son of Mr and Mrs Edward Jerikovic Manitowoc The ceremony is set for June 20 at Holy Rosary Catholic church in Darlington Also included Loyal Gleaners Sunday school class meeting at Union Memorial church with Ms Avery Stites and others providing the program.
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Darlington
Sylvester Runde
M. Lois
LeRoy Jerikovic
North Prairie
Edward Jerikovic
Manitowoc
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
South Wayne
Loyal Gleaners
Union Memorial Church
O. B. Peterson
Mines
Avery Stites
Oscar Peterson
George Smith
Darlington Women Plan Golf Luncheon Season Opener
Darlington Women of the Darlington Golf club open their season Tuesday with a luncheon at the Country Kitchen followed by golf and bridge at the club. Monticello band holds picnic dinner at New Glarus Woods Thursday. Darlington Saddle club plans picnic dinner and trail ride at the fairgrounds Sunday.
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Darlington
Darlington Golf Club
Country Kitchen
Monticello
New Glarus Woods
Darlington Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
Albany Firemen Plan Annual Frolic Weekend
Albany's volunteer fire department announces the annual Firemen Frolic for July 22-23 featuring water fights parade horse pulling contest and dance A queen will be chosen during the festivities and parade preparations are underway by the volunteers.
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Albany
Albany Volunteer Fire Department
Monticello Club to Host Tax Plan Speaker
Robert V. Estes of the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance will be guest speaker at Monticello Commercial Club dinner Tuesday evening. He will review 1949 legislative session highlights including tax increase measures and the record high executive budget. Problems facing the 1991 legislature will be discussed.
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Monticello
Robert V. Estes
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Madison
Monticello Commercial Club
Darlington Plans 13rd Graduation Ceremonies
Darlington high school schedules a week of events for the 73rd annual commencement. Bac calaureate services Sunday evening in the school gym feature Rev. E. J. Jeffrey delivering the sermon. The senior banquet follows Monday at 7 p.m. in the gym, with class day Tuesday afternoon and commencement at 8 p.m. Tuesday with guest speaker Charles Larson.
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Darlington
Darlington High School
E. J. Jeffrey
First Methodist Church
Charles Larson
State Legion
Rural Schools Close With Picnic and Ball Game
Rural schools held a closing picnic on highway 39 between Monticello and Albany with a race and ball game. Sharon Coplien and Jenny Elmer had perfect attendance. Jenny, the sole 8th grader, will move to Monticello High next year. Mrs Leone Coplien is rehired for the next term. Browntown State Graded eighth graders toured the Cave of the Mounds and the state capitol with teacher R H Haskee. students included Wanda Vincent Gary Stark Charles McCool Kenneth Chapin Richard Borcherts and Ronald Rockow.
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Babler School
Highway 39
Monticello
Albany
Sharon Coplien
Jenny Elmer
Jenny
Monticello High School
Leone Coplien
R. H. Haskee
Browntown
Cave of the Mounds
State Capitol
Wanda Vincent
Gary Stark
Charles McCool
Kenneth Chapin
Richard Borcherts
Ronald Rockow
Gas Utility Authorized To Sell Other Business
The Wisconsin Gas and Electric Co. was authorized to sell its electric utility business and become the Wisconsin Natural Gas Co. The Public Service Commission approved the sale to its parent, Wisconsin Electric Power Co., for about 14 million dollars. Wisconsin Electric Power Co. will issue 15 million in first mortgage bonds and 5.854 million to purchase and fund plant additions. It serves customers in eastern Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Natural Gas Co. will serve about 170 communities in southern counties.
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Wisconsin Gas and Electric Co
Wisconsin Natural Gas Co
Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Wisconsin
Red forces rout Communists on Chingchow Island raid
Naval headquarters said Chinese nationalists wiped out more than 200 Communist troops who landed at noon yesterday on Chingchow island in the Wan shan group southwest of Hong Kong. The report places the clash near Taipei Formosa and notes the nationalist forces claimed the victory.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chingchow Island
Hong Kong
Markets Snapshot of Livestock and Grains in Chicago
Livestock market shows Salable hogs around 3,000 with barrows and gilts 25-50 higher, sows 75 to 1.00 higher, top 20.30 for select 200 lb. hogs. Cattle: 300 head salable with slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 50 lower, dressed beef pressure. Grains: oats pressured, wheat steady to slightly down, corn mixed, soybeans steady to down, lard up about 15 cents.
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Chicago
USDA
Economic Cooperation Administration
Federal shares from leased oil wells and mines shared with states
The federal government distributes 37 percent of receipts from leased oil wells and mines to the states where those resources are located. This figure highlights the allocation pattern of mineral royalty revenues to state governments based on location.
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Janice Gibbons
Bernard Lee
St. Victor's Church
Soene
John R. Gibbons
9Th Street
James Bernard Lee
St. Victor’s Church
E. C. McCollow
Joyce Gibbons
Gladys Gibbons
Milwaukee
Gibbons
Gillian Lee
14Th Avenue
Eugene Quinn
Bernard Purell
Robert Gibbons
Gary Quinn
Monroe Hotel
New Glarus
Two Rivers
Rockford
Beleville
Mineral Point
Beloit
West Bend
Warren
Minneapolis
Patricia Tobin
Mervin G. Wilsor
Charleen McGinnis
Kathleen Sheehan
Herbert Ripp
Gonstead
Lee
Monroe High School
Spencerian. College
Wisconsin Fritos, Inc
Norton and Schneider
Superior
C.F. Lamboley
Keen and Brunkow
Suda High
South Wayne Church
Methodist
Cromer Houser
Lester H. Bishop
6Th Street
Gamma Phi Beta House
University of Wisconsin
House
Bishop
Kundert
Harry J. Daubert
Donivan Digman
Richard Kundert
Helen Mae Krueger
Daubert
Route 1
Esther Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Gayl Matzke
Mmes
Roy Gempler
Fred Glauser
Ernest C. Waeffer
Representati Teukenbrod
GROVE
ONROE
Chevrolet
Fisher
England
18Th Avenue
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
WLAD
Gertrude Ball
LeRoy Evert Wright
First Congregational Church
Aurora
Ill
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
America
Batman
the Universalist Church
Ninth Street
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