Historical Society Seeks Furnishings for Exhibits
The Wisconsin State Historical Society seeks items for two early 20th century displays to be added to Madison museum exhibits. Needed are a 1910 schoolroom setup with seats blackboards and a teacher’s desk plus a 1914 blacksmith shop and auto shop with related tools. Send offers to 816 State Street Madison.
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Christopherson Rites to Be Held Tomorrow
W. Christopherson 50 of Elm Grove a Barneveld native died Monday in New York City after a heart attack. He was a CPA with Haskins and Sells and UW graduate. Services at 2 p m tomorrow at First Congregational Church Wauwatosa. Survived by wife Margaret Condon two sons Richard Mark two daughters Barbara Mary Lu and two grandchildren.
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Darlington Transfers Fourth Grade Students to Nearby Schools
Darlington will transfer its fourth grade pupils to Wardsville for the 1964 65 school year. Fifth graders already attend the county school about nine miles west. District provides transportation. To economize, the board authorized closing Paper school three miles north and reassigning pupils to Fayette and Willow Springs schools where space exists.
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Pearson to Submit New Canada Ensign
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced his cabinet would replace Canada’s Red Ensign with a maple leaf flag and seek Parliament approval. He said debate should occur before the summer recess, with designs centered on variations of the maple leaf.
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Roy Scrivens Dies at 59 in Janesville
Roy Scrivens of Janesville died Monday night after years of illness at 59. A Chevrolet plant seamfitter for 25 years he was native to Osage Iowa and moved to Wisconsin at age five. Funeral 1 30 p m tomorrow Overton Funeral Home Janesville. calling 7 to 9 tonight. Survived by widow Katherine Kolberg four sons four daughters eight step children and 15 grandchildren.
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Schulz Expands Grinding Service in Monroe
Royce E. Schulz expands his Schulz Automotive Machine Shop with a five ton crank grinding machine at 711 Highway 69 South Monroe. The new equipment, from Peterson of Merriam Kansas, grinds to within 1/ ten thousandth inch circumference and serves local and industrial clients. Schulz, in business since 1954, has grown from a Lena Illinois garage to three buildings and locations, with engine rebuilding crankshaft work and a wide range of automotive services.
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Auto and Diesel Parts Complete Line for Sale
A complete line of auto, truck, tractor and diesel parts offered for retail and wholesale. Includes engine components, filters, filters, fuel systems, braking and electrical parts suitable for repair shops and inventory builders.
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Oshkosh Alumni to Honor Gronouski at Commencement
US Postmaster General John Gronouski will receive a distinguished service citation from the Oshkosh State College Alumni Association on May 28, with Gronouski delivering the commencement address. The former state tax commissioner, an Oshkosh State attendee from 1937 to 1940, will be honored at a testimonial dinner in Neenah on May 27.
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Bob Hope Receives National Citizenship Award
Comedian Bob Hope was awarded the annual national citizenship award by the Military Chaplains Association at its Chicago convention for tireless efforts to cheer armed forces members through personal visits. President De Gaulle will join a cabinet meeting in Paris despite convalescence. Cuban refugees rumor Wilma Espin may resign. she is Raul Castro’s wife and sister to the defense chief. Rev Max Warren criticizes Anglo American sobriety, calling Americans misunderstood and gratefulness not a political virtue. Johnson to speak at Johnson City High School graduation on May 29. A museum opened in 1931 on the Ford Theater building’s first floor in Washington DC.
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