Argyle High School Graduation Set for Thursday
Argyle High School will hold graduation at 8 p m Thursday in the high school auditorium. Speaker is Walter B. Senty state superintendent in charge of supervision. Delores Hansen will deliver the salutatory and Walter Disch the presentation of honors. The program includes invocation sung by Rev M A Sorenson remarks by class president Leonard Disch, and reception in the lower hall after. The graduating group lists Ada Mae Anderson Leonard Disch Jo ane Louise Everson Audrey Ann Flannery Delores Elaine Hansen Vivian Mae Hauser Mary Frances Hawley Donna Jean Johnson Mary Janann Easter Harold Eugene Lane Glenn Duane Legler John Edward Minderman Russell David Nelson Joyce Mae Nybroten Marilyn Sylvia Nybroten Beverly June Olson Helen Louise Peterson Charles Harvey Putnam Henry Schwartz Jr Charlene Berniece Severson Ralph Burnell Wilhelmson.
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Argyle
Argyle High School
Walter B. Senty
State Department of Public Instruction
Glenn Legler
Delores Hansen
M. A. Sorenson
Leonard Disch
Walter Disch
Frances Etter
Ada Mae Anderson
A. P. Anderson
Argyle and
Adams
Leonard Disch Jr
Joanne Louise Everson
Audrey Ann Flannery
Delores Elaine Hansen
Vivian Mae Hauser
Mary Frances Hawley
Donna Jean Johnson
Mary Janann Easter
Harold Eugene Lane
Glenn Duane Legler
John Edward Minderman
Russell David Nelson
Joyce Mae Nybroten
Marilyn Sylvia Nybroten
Beverly June Olson
Helen Louise Peterson
Charles Harvey Putnam
Sanctuary Dedication for Methodist Organ Delights Aurora Audience
First Methodist church held a dedicatory concert for a newly installed organ. Dr LeRoy Evert Wright of Aurora presided at the keyboard with Dwight Crandall presenting the instrument. The program featured Mrs Richardsons singing, violin by Edwin Schuetze, and choir pieces including Haydn and Bach works. Dr Wright, a Northwestern trained church musician, leads the local Community chorus and musicians guild. Rev Kofoed and Mrs Kofoed hosted a luncheon for Wright, his assistant Miss Sherwood, Schuete, and Bolender.
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LeRoy Evert Wright
Aurora
Til
First Methodist Church
Dwight A. Crandall
Board of Trustees
Ralph K. Kofoed
Robert H. Richardson
Holy City
Edwin W. Schuetze
Charles B. Bolender
Widor
Bach
Brahms
Elmore
Fiesole
Bingham
Light Classics
Yon
Wright
Northwestern University
First Congregational Church
Ohio State University
Church Musicians’ Guild
Kofoed
No Fine Week Set By City Library Staff
Monroe public library declares No Fine Week from today through Saturday to recover overdue books. No fees for overdue items apply during the drive as staff seek to boost circulation and recover long overdue editions. Chief librarian Nellie W. Kohli announced a new notification system after June 1 for a few months trial.
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Monroe Public Library
Citizens’ Public Library
Nellie W. Kohli
Miss Buth Honored At Farewell Party
A farewell dinner honoring Miss Olga Ruth Buth Monroe public schools music teacher was held yesterday at the W. G. Timm home route 5. Seventeen guests attended including Mr and Mrs Robert Davenport and families. The high school FFA chapter presented Miss Buth by the Farmonizers quartet consisting of Albert Burn Jr Roy Roth Donald Timm and John Stauffacher.
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Olga Ruth
Monroe Public Schools
W. G. Timm
Route 5
Betty Timm
Evelyn Schmerse
Mmes. Timm
Albert Burn Jr
Edward Roth
George F. Stauffacher
Miss Buth
Robert E. Davenport
FFA
Farmonizers
Roy Roth
Donald Timm
John Stauffacher
Madison 40-8 Wreck Initiates K W Stuart
Madison 40 8 wreck initiates K W Stuart at J Seth W Stuart of Monroe among Candidates initiated into the 40 and 8 American Legion fun and service organization in a wreck at Madison yesterday. Other Monroe members of the Green county venture who attended include H P Baltzer Sam Pickett Alvin Riese Sherman H Dearth Ralph A Lindsey Dean Peterson and H O Schultz. MR FRIEDRICHS FETED A picnic dinner and social afternoon held yesterday at Milton Friedrichs home honoring the birthday of Mr Friedrichs. An afternoon ball game followed by a wiener roast and accordion numbers by Henry Blumer and Mrs. Friedrichs. ENTERTAINS AT EUCHRE Three tables of euchre were in play last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo V Koehler 525 20th avenue. A potluck supper was enjoyed. Honors in cards went to Mrs Frank D Kantro and Roy Schiffman high Mr and Mrs Alfred Voegeli second high.
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MR. Friedrichs
Milton Friedrichs
Route 3
Henry Blumer
Mrs. Friedrichs
Walter Friedrichs
Delmar Friedrichs
Messrs
Mmes
William Frehner
Freeport
Fred Friedrichs and Sons
Armin Runner
Albert Rothenbuehler
Harold T. Blumer and Sons
Euchre
Leo V. Koehler
20Th Avenue
Frank D. Kantro
Roy Schiffman
Alfred, Voegeli
Argyle Man to Wed Joanne Olson of Northfield
Mrs. E A Olson of Northfield announces the engagement of Joanne Olson to Albert O Johnson, son of Petra Johnson of Argyle. The wedding is planned for June 3 at St John’s Lutheran Church in Northfield. Johnson attends Luther College Decorah Iowa. Also notes Chicago Land tour by 1950 seniors with Principal and Mrs William Clements.
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Argyle
E. A. Olson
Northfield
Minn
Joanne
Albert O. Johnson
Petra Johnson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Johnson
Luther College
Decorah
Chicagoland
Chicago
Prin
William Clements
Zaharias Wins Weathervane Golf Title at White Plains
Babe Didrickson Zaharias wins the Weathervane cross country tournament in White Plains finishing 144 holes with 629 strokes and a three stroke lead over Louise Suggs. She earns 7500 dollars including prizes for low scores at Pebble Beach and Cleveland. Suggs shoots a 77 to close the gap but Zaharias holds on with sub par 78s in the final 36 holes. Suggs wins the Knollwood event with 155 to Zaharias 159.
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White Plains
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Little Louise Suggs
Chicago
Miss Suggs
Zaharias
Pebble Beach
Calif
Cleveland
Prairie
Prairie View
Knollwood County Club
Knollwood
Mrs. Zaharias
Plans Milwaukee probe targets public officials
Milwaukee District Attorney William J. MacCauley announced a John Doe investigation of about 15 public officials, including several aldermen, would be started soon after July 1.
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Milwaukee
Dist. Atty
William J. MacCauley
John Doe
Gen Clark Warns of Foe Strength at Wisconsin Event
General Clark, head of U S Army field forces, told the Wisconsin Reserve Officers association that a probable aggressor has 20 to 30 times as many divisions as the United States. He noted five divisions in the U S and five abroad and emphasized reserve training. Governor Rennebohm condemned anti military signs at a federal ROTC inspection, urging taxpayers to support Wisconsin students.
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Iadson
Ury— Wen
Matik Clark
Wisconsin Reserve Officers Association
United States
U. S. Army
University of Wisconsin Rotc
Rennebohm
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
America
Crosby Eliminated Early In British Amateur Golf
Bing Crosby exited the British amateur championship in the first round, losing to J. K. Wilson of Scotland 3 and 2. Crosby won the opening holes but Wilson leveled by nine, then edged ahead with steady play on the back nine. Crosby had booked a return train to London that night. His appearance drew royal-like attention, with fans eager to see the famous singer in kilts.
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Vs. Andrews
Scotland
Bing’ Crosby
J. K. Wilson
Wilson
Crosby
London
Top U S Amateur Ball Team To Play Japanese
The St. Louis Sporting News publisher said an American team will be named at the national amateur tournament in Wichita in August. The team will meet the Japanese in a seven game series at Osaka and Tokyo with the winner recognized as amateur baseball's world champions.
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Tokyo
J. G. Taylor Spink
St. Louis
Sporting News
Wichita
Kans
Osaka
Pickups Along The News Beats At Capitol Affair
Guests at the capitol affair commented on how Wisconsin was stamped around a wheel of Swiss cheese taken to Washington last week. Photos from the event show the stamps clearly. Casper A. Meyer, shipping clerk at Lakeshire Marty Co., personally supervised wheel packing and stamping to ensure safety and display quality.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Capitol
Casper A. Meyer
Lakeshire Marty Co
Meyer
New Glarus Rites Held for Freitag
Henry T Freitag 70 of New Glarus was killed Saturday morning under a switching train. Deputy Coroner Wilbur Deininger found evidence and an eyewitness account as no coroner's inquest was held. Services were held at Zentner funeral home with Rev. W J Stuckey officiating. burial followed in the church cemetery. He married Emma Hefty in 1903 and farmed near New Glarus before entering cement contracting. Surviving include his widow two daughters two grandsons a brother six sisters and other relatives.
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Henry T. Freitag
New Glarus
Wilbur E. Deininger
Zentner Funeral Home
W. J. Stuckey
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
Henry T
Henry
Ursula Blumer Freitag
Exeter Township
Emma Verena Hefty
New Glarus Where Mr. Hefty
Swiss
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Masonic Lodge
E. G. Lindsay
Hillsboro
5. C. Eblers
Madison
Edward F. Freitag
Monticello
Gottfried
Gottier
Brodhead
Casper Zentner
J. Jacob Hefty
Beck Earns Aeronautics Degree From Chicago University
Ralph A. Beck, son of Mrs. Agnes L. Roderick of Twin Grove, earned a bachelor of science in aeronautical engineering from the Aeronautic University of Chicago with honors, ranking third in his class. A Monroe High School graduate of 1941, he served as a B-17 pilot in Europe during World War II. Now living in Oak Park, Ill., he is married to Lorraine Tilkemier, and they have two children. Attending the exercises were his mother, his sister Gloria Beck, and Mrs Roy Tilkemier.
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Ralph A. Pees
Agnes L. Roderick
Twin Grove
Aeronautic University of Chicago
Beck
Monroe High School
Air Force
Lorraine Tilkemier
Becks
Car leaves road near Monroe injuring fence
A car driven by Gene H. Rebby 22 Argyle ran off highway 81 a mile north of Monroe near the Stauffer farm at 12 30 p m Sunday. A section of fence was torn down. The car was towed to Monroe.
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Gene H. Rebby
Argyle
Monroe
Stauffacher Farm
Three Armed Men Rob Warehouse In Manila Heist
Three gunmen robbed a Manila warehouse last night seizing 576000 in loot. The haul, described as enormous, featured buttons valued at 4000 dollars packed for delivery to the Philippines army.
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Manila
Philippines
Costa Rica Restores Saintly Statue as Gems Vanish
Catholic faithful rushed to Cartago Costa Rica yesterday after the Black Stone statue of the Virgin of Los Angeles was recovered from the upper roof pulpit. Archbishop Santos and officials viewed the image found by a church worker. Thieves reportedly left a fortune in jewels valued from 150000 to nearly 1000000 dollars.
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Pan Yose
Costa Muca
Jesus
Drinking party at Fort Richardson costs two soldiers' lives
An experimental drinking party by 13 soldiers using wood alcohol from the Fort Richardson motor pool led to two deaths this weekend. Two others were in critical condition and nine more were hospitalized. Names of the victims were withheld.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Fort Richardson
German Passion Play Staged Again in Oberammergau
Oberammergau Germany hosted a 16th year revival of the centuries old Passion play drawing 5200 in a 1500-actor cast with 50-strong choir. Anton Preisinger played Christ and Annemie Mayr 16, a wood carving student, portrayed the Virgin Mary. The show ran from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and followed the village vow made after the 14th century plague.
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Germany
Christ
Theodor Heuss
Konrad Adenauer
John McCloy
Brian Robertson
Anton Preisinger
Alois Lang
Lang
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