Recovery Signs Become Official
Economists and industrialists, led by Walter Heller, see a strengthening recovery with a 2 percent jump in the industrial production index from March to April. Hodges cites rising personal incomes and factory sales while Kennedy stalls large tax cuts, releasing 818 million in highway funds to speed road construction. Ford and Republic Steel projects point to brighter auto and steel outlooks as the stock market climbs to record highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lefler
New York
Walter H. Heller
Kennedy
Liuther H. Hodges
John Dykstra
Ford Motor Co
T. F. Patton
Republic Steel Corp
Republic Steel
Cleveland
Monticello Students Visit Madison Capitol and Park
Monticello fourth graders took a school trip to Madison with teachers Ruth Zentner Harold Babler Matthew Zentner and Forrest Babler aboard a bus driven by Arthur Escher. They toured the Capitol ate at Vilas Park visited the museum and Truax Field joining students Kenneth Zimmerman Sally Marty Ronnie Faith Maureen Anderson Debbie Field Joe Lehnher Dale Wong Kathy Elmer Randy Saxer Carl Loeffel Joann Boss Douglas Buehl Cindy Broge Mary Kay Elmer Susan Durtschi Mark Hefty Cindy Zentner Larry Alm Tony Wyss Mark Babler Curt Wagner Raymond Updike Larry Leahy Jerry Wettach John Hammerly Douglas Karlen Nathan Marty Roger Gibbons Carl Dodd Ray Voegels Patsy Hulme Shayne Babler. Grizzly bears’ recovery to mortal wounds amazed the Indians who credited supernatural power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Madison
Ruth Zentner
Harold Babler
Matthew Zentner
Forrest Babler
Arthur Escher
Capitol
Vilas Park
Truax Field
Kenneth Zimmerman
Sally Marty
Ronnie Faith
Maureen Anderson
Debbie Field
Joe Lehnherr
Dale Wong
Kathy Elmer
Randy Saxer
Carl Loeffel
Joann Boss
Douglas Buehl
Cindy Broge
Mary Kay Elmer
Susan Durtschi
Mark Hefty
Cindy Zentner
Larry Alm
Tony Wyss
Mark Babler
Curt Wagner
Raymond Updike
Larry Leahy
Jerry Wettach
John Hammerly
Douglas Karlen
Nathan Marty
Roger Gibbons
Carl Dodd
Ray Voegels
Patsy Hulme
Shayne Babler
Rush and Iliff Rural Schools Elect and Celebrate
Rush school district reports new officers Eddy Schlappi as president Jackie O Neill as secretary and Leon Sack as treasurer while eighth graders Heidi Schlappi Kay O Neill and Rodger Sack graduate. Iliff and Richland schools note perfect attendance and summer adjournments as district shifts to Monroe system. multiple staff and student activities detailed. Mothers Club tours Madison sites and a May basket exchange occurs at Davis school with several families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush School
Eddy Schlappi
Jackie O’neil
Leon Sack
Heidi Schlappi
Kay O'Neil
Rodger Sack
Debbie Hammer
Diane Boecks
Brodhead News: Community Outings And Local Visitation
Attending a study class for guild members at Ft Atkinson were Mrs Arthur Blanchard and others from the Congregational church. Returning from a Tulip Festival bus trip to Holland Mich were numerous residents including Mrs Fred Hahlen and Mrs Bernice Green. Orfordville guests included Mrs Nancy Thoen and others. Shown at several visits were Mr and Mrs Arthur Roderick and Cedar Rapids friends, with Grace Hartman entertained and family visits to North Central College. Harpers and local circuits noted birthday observances and WSCS officers training in Argyle with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Atkinson
Arthur Blanchard
Dorothy Hein
Merle Searles
Croy Brewer
Bernice Miller
Marvin Stabler
Adam Fleck
James Brace
Congregational Church
Holland
Mich
Mmnes
Fred Hahlen
Nellie Roderick
Grace Hartman
Walter Lederman
Bessie Pinnow
Arthur Klingbeil
Hattie Hintzman
John Michaelis
Fred
Arthur Roderick
Alan
Susan
Cedar Rapids
Marion Roderick
Ray Staffeld
Eugene Clark
David
North Central College
Naperville
James Speth
Clara Huxtable
Mineral Point
L. R. Jacques
Milwaukee
E. S
Fred Henry
Ben Zimmerli
Marvin Malkow
Albert Ten Eyck
Floyd Fahlgren
Vernon Knezel
A. W. Schwake
Wisconsin University academic staff update headline
The University of Wisconsin reports on its academic staff, noting a growing count of faculty members and ongoing hiring or reorganization. Details remain limited in the available fragment.
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The
University of Wisconsin
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight Mother's Day Visits
Orangeville residents and guests gathered for Mother's Day observances across towns including Monroe Freeport Elgin Palatine and Brodhead. The sequence featured family dinners weekend visits and multiple extended kinship groups with names such as Babler Folgate Hemphill and Bennehoff and trips to Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Fuhrmark
Chicago
Earl Dittmar
Robert Oakes
Verona
Dittmar
William Engels
Otto Folgate
Monroe
Ronald Blankenhorn
Freeport
Elaine Blankenhorn
Earl Fritz
Pauline Foltz
Elgin
Earl Bear
Lanark
Ervin Bear
Elsie Pinnow
Edmond Anderson
Cicero
Clell Babler
Palatine
Boyd Babler
Will Babler
Eugene Rinehart
Orangeville
Mary Ann Babler
Richard Rinehart
Albert Bilgin
Mas. Babler
Fort Sheridan
Kenneth Shrier
Ronald Shrier
Floyd Malcock
Brodhead
Glenn van Matre
Lola Richards
Charles Burington
Lyle Rinehart
Memorial Hospital
Albert Hemphill
Eddie Kuster
Beryl Hemphill
Don Eder
Albert Hemphills
Ted Kelley
Mary Kelley
Messrs
Mmes
Lewis Hodges
Gurnee
Ren Bennehoff
Charles Bennehoff
Martha Bennehoff
Donald Benett
Crown Point
Ind
Ray Frautschy
Sycamore
Rosa Frautschy
James Vehmeier
Forreston
Glenn Geller
Edward Johnson
Paul Bolender
Lynn
Glen Bolender
Robert Miller
Normal
Dale Gross
Victor
Ira Zimmerman
Manley Richards
Wayne and
Mary
Milton Benning
Dakota
Frances Tilkemeier
Rock City
Gladwyn Helmeid
Herb Grote
Janesville
Lucky Lasses 4H Club Meets at Ann Goecks Home
Luck Lasses rolls call with My favorite flower sung by the group. Julie Jacob presides as Lena Pluss leads the pledge and Ann Goecks the flag pledge. Entertainment arranged by Carol Cas sell and Ann Goecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Goecks
Julie Jacob
Lena Pluss
Ramona Ebneter
Carol Cassell
Richland 4 H Club Meeting Reports Pledge and Salute
Steven Grode led the pledge and John Deininger the flag salute at the Richland 4 H Club gathering in the Agricultural building Monroe Barbara Deininger called the meeting to order Marvin Ruff read a safety report and David Deininger reported on information from the Green County Safety Council attended by him Calvin Strahm report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hiltbrand
David Deininger
Union Church
Joyce
Mary Ann Sacker
Barbara Wegmueller
Marvin Rufi
Shirley Brunkow
Bob Rufi
Ernest Riesen
Ed Kubly
Richland Club
Steven Grode
John Deininger
Richland
Monroe
Barbara Deininger
Marvin Ruff
Green County Safety Council
Calvin Strahm
Street gets landed as freight car spills cargo in Racine crash
A Chicago and North Western Rail way freight car derailed Friday at a busy Racine intersection after leaving a via duct. The 80 ton hopper toppled, joining eight others in a derailment that ripped up 450 feet of track.
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Racine
Chicago and North Western Railway
Backyard chef tools spark growth in coal fire lighting
A single estimate indicates over 100 firms produce fluids and gadgets to help backyard cooks ignite charcoal fires. The range includes fuel liquids and ignition devices sold to consumers for outdoor grilling.
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Msécistte Rural Schools
Iliff
Jerry Phillips
Alana Hasse
Jeffrey Thomm
Ronny Thomm
Linda Johnson
Darrell Indergand
Carl Nelson
Kathy Mueller
Beatrice Ackerman
Kristy Thomm
Mark Nelson
Sally Ritschard
Mother’s Club
Coca Cola Co
Capital
Museum
Park
Leland Johnson
Stanley Smith
Craig Winkler
John Wegmueller
Ricky Riesen
Coleen Kubly
Mary Louise Ziltner
Donna Elmer
Jane Elmer
Decatur School For Conservation
Severson
Davis School
John Kaderly
Gary
Jacky
Werner Sulzer
Joy Lynn
Danny
Greg Bagley
Fred Gobeli
Curtis
Richard
Ed Flanagan
Eileen
LeRoy Severson
Sylvia
Bobby
Susan Severson
Roger Flannery
United Telephone Co
Ludlow Memorial Library
Postoffice
Oaktron Industries, Inc
New Ag
Rosa’s
Twining Park
Dwayne Godfrey
Curtis Gobeli
Royletta Severson
Joy Lynn Sulzer
Sylvia Severson
Sulzers
Iowa
Julie Bagley
Belinda Zettle
Jace
King
Miss Grace Marsh
Monroe Area
Monroe Sales Company
Geiger
Goa
Fleetwood
Plymouth
Oldsmobile
Glen E. Bolender
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