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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1952

Page

4

Europeans Plan Visit in County

Twenty five dairy production specialists from Europe will visit Green County and attend a 10 day short course in milk production at the University of Wisconsin from May 25 to June 5. They will also tour dairy areas in Wisconsin including Madison Juneau Fort Atkinson and Beloit to survey university research in dairy production mastitis and brucellosis control and study dairy cooperative organization and breeding rings.

Europe Green County University of Wisconsin Monroe Juneau Fort Atkinson Beloit Austria Belgium Germany Norway Yugoslavia Madison Washington, D. C Clemson D. C Chicago United States Mutual Security Agency

UW Men Given Awards at Event

Honors and awards were presented at the University of Wisconsin fourth annual Men's Night. Recipients include James Hammond Appleton Robert Kennedy Rhinelander Schreiner scholarship John Coatta Dearborn Michigan William Lane Edgerton Schafer awards. Coatta set Big Ten passing records and Lane starred on the Badgers defense. Albert Nicholas Rockford received Rogers scholarship. George O'Brien Jr Park Ridge Illinois and David Hanson Eau Claire earned Iron Cross awards. Walter Deike Freeport received Kenneth Sterling Day Memorial.

University of Wisconsin James Hamond Appleton Robert Kennedy Rhinelander Schreiner John Coatta Dearborn Mich William Lane Edgerton Schaefer Hammond Wisconsin Kennedy Coatta Lane Monroe Badger Hard Rocks Albert Nicholas Big Ten Rockford Rogers George O’brien Jr Park Ridge Ill David Hanson Eau Claire Walter Deike Freeport Kenneth Sterling Day

Memorial Day Address by Judge Lamboley in Albany

Judge Har old J. Lamboley of Green County court will deliver the Memorial Day address in Albany. Services start at 10 a.m. in the grade school gymnasium with Colors presentation by the Legion, anthem, band, invocations, pledge, scout program, soloists Domenic Bongiorno and Felix Bongiorno, cornet solo, an honor roll, benediction, and retirement of Colors. The parade proceeds to Hillcrest cemetery for taps and firing squad.

Albany Harold J. Lamboley Green County Court The Legion Kyle M. Miller Baptist Church Boy Scouts Domenic Bongiorno Logan Francis Atkinson Felix Bongiorno John Wilcox Methodist Church Hillcrest Cemetery

Snails Exhibit Left Coiling In Some Species

Some snail species have shells that coil left instead of right, reversing the usual shell direction found in most snails. This rare trait highlights diversity in gastropod anatomy.

Agnes ClearyWerner Ryser marry in Blanchardville

Blanchardville Times Special reports the marriage of Miss Agnes Cleary to Werner Ryser at Immaculate Conception church Saturday at 9:30 am. Rev Paul Weyer officiated with Mary Bauschka organist Billie Murphy soloist Homer Uren matron of honor and Bernard Cleary junior groomsman. The bride, 1951 Blanchardville graduate, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Cleary. The groom, son of Albert Ryser, is with the armed forces and left for Ft Sam Houston Texas.

Blanchardville Agnes Cleary Werner Ryser Albert Ryser el Verano Calif Immaculate Conception Church Harry Cleary Paul Weyer Mary Bauschka Billie Murphy Homer Uren Fred Ryser Eileen Johnson Theressa Burns Donna Cleary Bernard Cleary Daryl Johnson Ronald Wyttenbach Blanchardville High School Armed Forces Ft. Sam Houston Tex

Miss Theresa Saunders Feted at Bridal Shower

Miss Theresa Saunders was honored at a bridal shower last night at the home of Mrs. Ed Saunders. She will marry Clarence Wittner of Baraboo at 10 a m May 31. Co hosts were Mrs. Eugene Saunders Mrs. Thomas Saunders and Mrs. Richard Saunders. A corsage was given by Mrs. Robert Kingdon. Attending were numerous friends including Mrs. Albert Crouch Mrs. Paul Veenie and others from Monticello Brodhead Browntown Rob ert Miller and more.

Theresa Saunders Ed Saunders Route 4 Miss Saunders Clarence Wittner Baraboo Mmes Eugene Saunders Thomas Saunders Richard Saunders Robert Kingdon Albert Crouch Paul Veenie Willis Disch Monticello Robert Ryan Francis Saunders Bert Broughton Brodhead Eddie Caste

G U G G members plan Swiss dinner tour stop

G U G G G lodge met in Turner hall with 44 members present. The society voted to serve a Swiss dinner at the Monroe Country Club in June for touring editors. Birthday greetings were sung for Mrs Lena Augsburger and Mrs Eldora Olson. Mrs Frieda Willi was chairman.

G.U.G.G. Lodge Turner Hall Monroe Country Club Lena Augsburger Eldora Olson Frieda Willi

Luncheon Honors Given at Yass Group Meeting

Mrs Lena Augsburger served as luncheon chairwoman. Honors in Yass went to Mrs Friesa Rieder and Mrs Will Gempeler, 500, Mrs Louis Creuzer and Mrs Barbara Gempeler. Next meeting scheduled for June 13.

Lena Augsburger Yass Friesa Rieder Will Gempeler Louis Creuzer Barbara Gempeler

Bankers Attend Green County Meeting at Monroe Club

Attendees at the Green County Bankers Association meeting and banquet at Monroe Country Club Tuesday evening include Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Blum W. A. Loveland Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knobe Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Burgy Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barlow Miss Fannie G. and Frieda Benkert Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Marty Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Stauffacher Mrs. Yolanda Richards Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brusveen and Emil Escher.

Monticello Green County Bankers Association Monroe Country Club W. E. Blum W. A. Loveland Albert Knobe Fred T. Burgy J. W. Barlow Fannie G Frieda Benkert Lawrence G. Marty Conrad Stauffacher Yolanda _ Richards Thomas Brusveen Emil Escher

Mrs. Brusveen Hosts Missionary Society Meeting

Mrs. Thomas Brusveen hosted the Young People’s Missionary Society gathering Monday evening. Mrs. M. E. Lynn shared her trip to California with picture slides. Fourteen members and one guest, Mrs. Selmer Lien, attended.

Brusveen Monticello Thomas Brusveen Young Peoples Missionary Society M. E. Lynn California Selmer Lien

Homemakers Club Picnic Highlights Neighborhood Fun

The Dun Movin home makers club split into two groups for a Wednesday night party with a ride to nearby towns ending in a picnic at Mrs. Argene Van Metre’s home. Honors went to Mmes. Louis Rabe Chester Frautschy Charles Frey John Kubly and Robert Blumer.

Dun Movin’ Homemakers Club Argene van Metre Mmes Louis Rabe Chester Frautschy Charles Frey John Kubly Robert Blumer

Four rural York Adams schools buy film strip projector and films

The York Adams area schools Loy alty Bem Biggs Meadow Brook join to purchase a film strip projector and 40 films for use this fall. Prien school near Monroe closed for the year with a picnic on the grounds. Mrs. Robert J. Ryan to return as teacher in fall. no 8th graders this year. Russell Norder Ned Burkhalter start first grade. Atwood School closed with a picnic. Mrs. Ralph Bridge not returning after three years. Spelling awards go to Pinnow siblings Stampfli and others. Phyllis Stampfli marble queen Victor Stampfli champion.

York- Adams Loyalty Bem Biggs Meadow Brook Prien Monroe Highway 59 Robert J. Ryan Brodhead Russell Norder Ned Burkhalter Atwood School Spring Grove Township Ralph Bridge Marian Newman Jerry Katherine Pinnow Marlene Pinnow Marjorie Ziltener Phyllis Stampfli Beverly Kundert Frederic Badertscher Victor Stampfli Mar

Beloit Judo Tourney Crowned Hazeltine Champion and Weidmer Queen

John Hazeltine won the Judo title at Beloit tournament while Sharon Weidmer was crowned queen. They were among participants guided by teacher Mrs. Mardelle Matzke. Accompanying marble contestants were Mrs. Matzke, Mrs. Bridge and daughter Marilynne, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norder.

Beloit John Hazeltine Sharon Weidmer Mardelle Matzke Matzke Bridge Marilynne Henry Norder

Jaycees Plan Get Acquainted Party at Legion Home

Local Junior Chamber of Commerce members scheduled a no charge social on the Legion lawn June 3 at 8 30 p m to precede Charter Night. The Jaycees voted to reserve a stand at the Green County fair and a committee will be appointed by Dr Joseph R Ganshert to oversee external affairs.

Chamber of Commerce American Legion Home Green County Fair Joseph R. Ganshert

Study on Feasibility of City Land for Picnic Area

A group examines acquiring land near the city to establish a public picnic area as an initial project. The effort explores location options, funding, and anticipated benefits for residents.

Lomira Junior Heads UWAg Student Group

New president of the University of Wisconsin Agricultural Student Council is Les Klebesadel, agronomy junior from Lomira. Other officers include Amy Lou Garl of Iola Kansas secretary Phil Tichenor of Sparta vice president and Ralph Meier of Merrill treasurer. In another campus election Robert Finkbine of Lawrenceburg Indiana was chosen vice president and Mary L Woodford of Madison secretary.

Madison University of Wisconsin Agricultural Student Council Les Klebesadel Agronomy Lomira Amy Lou Garl Iola Kans Phil Tichenor Sparta Ralph Meier Merrill Robert Finkbine Lawrenceburg Ind Mary L. Woodford

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