Weiler and Strang and Associates Architects of Monroe
The firm founded in 1935 as Beatty and Strang now operates at 810 University Bay Drive Monroe. Led by Joseph J. Weiler and Allen J. Strang, the team designs schools churches houses and factories and has completed projects in Brooklyn Platteville Albany Freeport Belleville Shullsburg Bejet and other Wisconsin locales.
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Weiler and Strang and Associates
Madison
Monroe High School
Allen J. Strang
Joseph J. Weiler
Monroe
Veterans Administration Hospital
University Bay Drive
Board of Education
Beatty and Strang
Weiler and Strang
Weiler
University of Illinois
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Badger Ordnance Works
Baraboo
Strang
Richland Center
University of Wisconsin
University of Pennsylvania
Federal Public Housing Authority
Chicago
McMullin, Sample
Hans
McMullin
Haas
Sample
Cornell University
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Kraft and Mullins
Kraft
State Bureau of Engineering
Mullins
Brooklyn
Platteville
Albany
St. John United Church of Christ
Freeport
St. Mary of Lourdes
Belleville
St. Matthew's
Shullsburg
Bejot
Charcoal Making in Colonial Times Described
The article explains charcoal production by covering burning logs with earth to reduce air supply, a method used in colonial history to create fuel from wood.
Pioneering Plans Sparked New High School Project
In 1954 Ewart O Evans then superintendent of schools led a survey for the Board of Education forecasting a 1965 or 1966 high school enrollment of about 1000. Evans helped launch planning for expanded facilities and later held the roles of business administrator and clerk of the works before retiring in 1957. Darin J Huenink succeeded as superintendent in 1955 and Thomas R Holyoke became business administrator after Evans retired.
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Ewart O. Evans
Board of Education
Evans
Derwin J. Huenink
Thomas R. Holyoke
Albany Seniors To Be Honored In Graduation Week
Albany high school conducts commencement week events with a banquest for graduates, baccalaureate address by Rev. Sandie Patnick, class night, and Wednesday commencement. Seniors travel to Washington, D. C. Sunday. chaperones are Mr and Mrs Robert Bean. Valedictorian Rebecca Blumer receives Oscar Meyer Foundation scholarship. salutatorian Wayne Albertson pursues agricultural engineering. DAR award to Sharon Blumer.
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Albany
Albany High School
Sandie Patnick
First Baptist Church
Alvin Skibsrud
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Washington
D. C
Robert Bean
James Mosher
Terry Reasa
Sharon Blumer
Rebecca
Food Handlers Institute Concludes at Courthouse
A total of 106 attended the four sessions of the Food Handlers Institute held at the courthouse. The final session was last night. Eighteen establishments were represented with 12 receiving an establishment award for having more than 50 percent of their employees in attendance. Participants included Dr. L. A. Moore K. K. Thiede Mrs Martha Tschudy Mrs Estelle North and Arthur T. Edwards. Representatives attended from Monroe Brodhead and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Handlers Institute
L. A. Moore
K. K. Thiede
Martha Tschudy
Estelle North
Arthur T. Edwards
Monroe
Brodhead
Albany
Engineers Study Alaska Rail Routes in 1914
U S Army engineers opened an inquiry into railroad routes across Alaska during 1914 seeking practical paths for expansion, surveying potential lines and evaluating terrain and feasibility for future construction.
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U.S. Army Engineers
Alaska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chitect
Midwest Housing Corp
Janesville
Roger E. McMullin
Nathaniel W. Sample
Robert C. Kraft
Jerome J. Mullins
Gunard Hans
Ewart C. Evans
M.J. Thomas Company
Madison, Wis
Wayne Albertson
Ann Baumgartner
Rebecca Blumer
William Briggs
Robert Bump
Stanley Dudones
Carolyn Inabnit
Jacquelyn Gaarder
Lorraine Nipple
Beverly Patchen
Nicholas Quint
Richard Nimz
Clarence Pluss
Ronald Purinton
Janet Porterfield
Joan Schneeberger
Janet Striker
Margaret Striker
Mary Templeton
James Wahl
Arlyn Zee
Shirley Zurfluh
New Monroe High School
Ture
the Citizens of
the New Monroe High School
General
Droessler
Kieler, Wisconsin
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