Iron Man Officer Gives Blood for Hemochromatosis Treatment
Detective Billy Followill, 32, undergoes weekly blood draws at Carter Blood Center in Fort Worth for hemochromatosis also called bronze diabetes. The hereditary condition causes iron buildup affecting liver pancreas heart and skin, though blood donation is not used for transfusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Carter Blood Center
Billy R. Followin
Richard Halden
Followill
Halden
June Dairy Promotion Planned by ADA Group
Harlan Larsen, Monroe area representative, outlined district plans for June Dairy Month at the American Dairy Association District 1 committee meeting in Darlington. A tentative Feb. 10 date was set for the district annual meeting as yearly meetings shift closer to the state event. Attending were Walter Streiff, Edward Kaderly, Carl Bahl, and Anton Pederson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Larsen
Monroe
American Dairy Association
Darlington
State Board of Directors
ADA
Walter F. Streiff
New Glarus
Edward J. Kaderly
Juda
Carl A. Bahl
Fennimore
Anton Pederson
Shulisburg
Lamb Market Days Begin June 21 at Brodhead
Market days for the 1960 Lamb Marketing Pool at Brodhead begin June 21 and recur every three weeks through January 10, 1961. Producers in Green, Rock and Dane Counties are invited to join the sheep improvement and pool marketing program run by the Tri-County Lamb Marketing Committee. A 25 cent per animal marketing and hauling fee applies. animals are graded and settlement made on delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Tri- County
Lamb Marketing Committee
Green, Rock
Dane
PTA President urges marriage education in schools
Mrs. James C. Parker of Grand Rapids said schools fail to prepare teens for marriage and family life. She urged junior and senior high schools to add family living education, noting homes must teach this or schools must act. The PTA leader spoke during the 64th annual National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Philadelphia with about 2,500 delegates attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
PTA
James C. Parker
Parker
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ptas
United States
Scouts of Troop 113 Hold Campout in Area
Thirty five members of Boy Scout Troop 113 camped at the Kiwanis Youth Camp over the weekend. The event trained Scouts for the upcoming Denver jamboree and prepared Richard H. Bahr to lead the U S Grant Council group to Denver. Assistants included Robert Goecks J T Etter Doran Zwygart and P J Connors Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Kiwanis
Denver
Colo
Richard H. Bahr
U.S. Grant Council
Robert Goecks
J. T. Etter
Doran Zwygart
P. J. Connors Jr
Higdon Daughter Dies Rites To Be Tomorrow
Cathy Ann Higdon aged 22 months died after two months of illness. She was dead on arrival at Rockford Memorial hospital at 12 50 a m Saturday. Services are set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Julian Porman Funeral Home Rockford with Rev Noah H Inbody officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Friends may visit 7 8 30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Ann Higdon
Horace Higdon
Albany
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Jimmie L. Higdon
Julian P
Sunset Memorial Gardens
James H. Smith Dies at Madison MT Horeb
James H. Smith 76 lifelong Madison area resident died Saturday in a Madison nursing home. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Mt Horeb Methodist Church with visitation at Gesme funeral home. Survived by five daughters and three sons, a sister and five brothers, 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Also notes social visits and various local mentions. Swedish King Eric XIV poisoned in 1578 by arsenic-laced pea soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Horeb
James H. Smith
Aften
Madison
Mt. Horeb Methodist Church
Gesme
Clarence Quam
Cornelius Finke
Walter Tschanz
Clarence Zimmerman
Waupun
Herman Clark
Indianapolis
Glen
Gail
Gene
Janesville
Andrew Erickson
William
Horeb
Dave
California
Henry
Jacob
Albert
Eric XIV
Browntown Notes From Theda Man Visit Or Moves
Harold Martin visited his parents the Warren Martins last week. Simler and family moved to Forres ton Ill where Simler will run a store. The William Kellers bought the Simler house and will move there. The Waltrip family from Norwalk Va are visiting Elpha Leck and friends. Ruth Lloyd sister of Mrs Jordan and Mrs Heiler noted. Marvin Stauffacher attended the Republican convention in Milwaukee. Thomas Binger Sr and Raymond Montgomery visited Madison and Monroe on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Martin
Milton Junction
Warren Martins
Earl Simler
Dennis
Forreston
Ill
Simler
William Kellers
Lloyd Waltrip
Norwalk
Elpha Leck
Waltrip
Ruth Lloyd
Henry Jordan
Winslow
Berta Heiler
Lena, Jr
Marvin Stauffacher
Milwaukee
Thomas Binger Sr
Monroe
Raymond Montgomery
Madison
Monticello Names Poppy Day Poster Winners
Mickey Steinmann wins first place in the annual Poppy Day Poster Contest for 5th and 6th graders in Monticello. Jane Lehnherr is second, Frederick Marty third, and Joan Baker fourth. Judges: Mrs. Ronald Larson, Mrs. Harold Babler, Mrs. Ray Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mickey Steinmann
American Legion Auxiliary of
Jane Lehnherr
Winnner
Frederick Marty
Joan Baker
Ronald Larson
Harold Babler
Ray Woodruff
Also Mentioned on This Page
ADA Group
Wesley Falk
Clarence Falk
Conrad A. Elvehjem
Army
Navy
Air Force
Falk
Future Farmers of America
Alpha Zeta Honorary Agricultural Fraternity
Alpha Gamma Rho
Higdon
Frank Stark
Frank Larson
South Wayne
William Keller
Malvin Fruendell
Roselle
Leonard Vatacca
Algonquin
Marvin Meythaler
John Hirsch
John Bartels
Elmhurst
George Michaels
Gerald Swiggum
Lyle Sickinger
Marvin Sandley
Oscar Samson
Annie Binger
Iva Tomlinson
Flossie Bast
Browntown
Mrs. Theda Man
Lastex
Spurgeons
Is Ay
Spurgeon
Spurgeon’s
John L
U.S. A
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