New York Town Found More Jobs
Auburn New York transformed after losing International Harvester. A civic drive funded by 1950s leaders drew GE and other firms, creating 1800 new jobs with potential for 3000 and a payroll near 14 million. Local leaders, Chamber of Commerce, and residents pushed industrial development to revive the 36500 population center.
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Auburn
N. Y
New York
International Harvester Company
International Harvester
Frank S. Smith
Smith
Karl A. Adams
Chamber of Commerce
General Electric
Orangeville Social Notes From Mrs Glen E Bolender
Mrs Glen E Bolender reports a week of visits and gatherings across Illinois and Wisconsin. Several couples and families attended the Holland Tulip Festival, others spent weekends at cottages in Hayward and DeKalb areas. Elizabeth Ann Kaiser's fifth birthday was celebrated with a large gathering including Kaiser and family members.
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James Reeser
Fred Solberger
Holland
Mich
Percy Harless
Hayward
Wis
Leo Rackow
Larry, Ridott
Stanley Hulbert
Erwin Gruber
Brodhead
John Gruber
Claire Bennehoff
Warren LaBaron
Marsha Lynn
Freeport
Maurice TerHark
Byron
Edgar Foss
Robert Dalton
Raymond Kaiser
Frank Ochsner
George Kaiser
Alfred Kramer
Paul Ludeking
Richard
Ralph Toelke
Neva
Reva
Glen Yeoman
Wayne
Doris
Donna
Elizabeth Ann Kaiser
William Rieck
Kohler
Leon Oetzel
Larry
Franklin Blandin
Rieck
Blandin
Guy Boyer
Wade Raymer
Albert Fritsch
Fairfield
John Marian
Victor Billig
Forreston
Robert Rosenstiel
Roeck Falls
Robert Schulthess
Wisconsin
Fir
Steve Likens
Rockford
Eldred Hulbert
Curt Cole
Joan Cole
DeKalb
Karney Child Entered for Treatment at Shriners Hospital
Constance Karney four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Karney has entered Shriners hospital Oak Park Illinois for treatment. Her parents and aunt Miss Laura Karney accompanied her. Her father James recently released from Lakeview sanitorium Madison is completing his recovery at home.
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Karney
IL Brodhead
Constance Karney
James Karney
Shriners Hospital
Oak Park
Laura Karney
James
Lakeview
Madison
Wisconsin Officials Propose Patrol Day on June 7
Governor Kohler urged observance of June 7 as School Safety Patrol Day in Wisconsin to promote student safety and recognition of patrol members across schools.
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Madison
Kohler
Wisconsin
Monroe Common Council May 20 1952 Proceedings
The Monroe Common Council met May 20 1952 with Mayor Brooks J Dunwiddie presiding and all aldermen present. Items included parking space discussion with St Clare hospital, a fireproof building permit for Wisconsin Hydro Electric, land donation from Stoltz, and adoption of an electrical code. The council approved claims totaling 11 575 48 and designated G S Soseman as Wisconsin Retirement Fund agent with fallback deputy F M Bray, authorized a 30 000 investment in short term notes, and passed several resolutions on land, sewer, and property matters.
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Brooks J. Dunwiddie
M. Bertha
St. Clare Hospital
Board of Public Works
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Company
Police and Safety Committee
Bernard and
Dorieus Stoltz
Roger Elmer
L. R. Wolleson
Green County Fair Association
Milton Johnson
Green County Automobile Association
Laeser
F. M. Bray
Wisconsin Retirement Fund
Common Council
City of
Monroe
G. 5S. Soseman
Wisconsin
G. S. Soseman
Board of Trustees
Finance and Taxation Committee
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Harvey H. Trumpy
R. Elmer
Alderman Trumpy
Alderman Laeser
Enue
Fire Department
Floyd Matzke
Herman L. Schindler
Alfred Henning
Alderman Schindler
Alderman Matzke
Schindler
City Hall
Beckman
25Th Avenue
Swiss Market Barely Steady
Madison dairy prices showed Swiss markets barely steady to weak as large supplies burden the market. Primary American cheese remained steady to firm at lower prices, with top quality raw milk cheese in strong demand. Cheddars sold 39 to 41 cents, Swiss at 56 to 58 cents with ample supplies.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Hahn in Korea Serviceman listed with 25th Infantry Division
Pte. Requartte Hahn Jr. of Brodhead serves in eastern Korea with the 25th Infantry Division as a mechanic in the air section of Headquarters Company. Hahn arrived in Korea May 2 and attended Brodhead High School before enlisting in February 1951 and working at Janesville.
Will Go to Tokyo Pvt Robert L Martin Heads East
Pvt Robert L. Martin US 56 192 354 son of Mr and Mrs Ross Martin left last night for California to rest then proceed to Tokyo. He flew to San Francisco and from there to Petaluma before heading to a Far East base after an 18 day home leave.
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Tokyo
Robert L. Martin
Ross Martin
California
Martin
San Francisco
Petaluma
Calif
Far East
Misses Pattern R9063 For Graceful Sun Dress
Fashion note describes an air cooled cotton dress with short shoulderline, square neckline, plunging back, and easy hand sewn diagram. Includes sizes 12 through 42 and yardage for size 16, with a complete illustrated sew chart and a Marian Martin pattern order request from The Times Pattern Dept. in New York.
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Marian Martin
Care of
the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
Consistory Class Reunion Held in Monroe Country Club
Fred L. Kohli Robert L. Rote and Dr. W G Bear hosted the Milwaukee Consistory Class of 1921 reunion in Monroe at the Country Club. Fourteen members attended touring Lakeshire Marty plant St Clare Hospital Monroe Clinic and viewing Green County film at the Commercial and Savings Bank. Surviving local members Kohli Rote and Bear among eight others who completed 32nd Degree work that year.
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Fred L. Kohli
Robert L. Rote
W. G. Bear
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Monroe Country Club
Milwaukee
Lakeshire-Marty
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Clinic
Green County
Commercial and Savings Bank
Kohli
Rote
Dr. Bear
Spring Grove News Roundup of Funeral Attendances and Club Events
Attendees at Dr. Burnett L. Clarke funeral in Monticello include Mr and Mrs Clare Clark and the Clark families. Seven new Spring Grove 4-H members were initiated. Painter family reunion held at Spring Grove Community hall. Several local residents hosted guests from Brodhead McAllen Tex Cedar Rapids and Rockford. Local visits include Meinert and Kloepping families and several Beloit Monroe and Freeport trips. Community events feature a Tupil Festival trip to Holland Mich and a Friendly Farmerettes Guest Day in Brodhead.
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Clare Clark
R. B. Clark
Stanley Clark
Burnett L. Clarke
Monticello
Spring Grove
Painter
J. W. Zimmerman
Brodhead
C. G. Bachman
McAllen
Tex
George Ohlinger
Cedar Rapids
Will Meinert
Carel Meinert
Rockford
Will Meinerts
LaVon Arnsmeier
Evelyn Kloepping
Orangeville
Carl Montefelt
Jerry
Beth
Bette
John Bridge
Beloit
Herbert Mohns
Harold
Monroe
Louis B. Stauffacher
Karl Burkhalter
Herman Ziltener
Fred Marty
L. M. Hartman
Walter Ziltener
Luther Diemer
Freeport
State Street Eub Church
Emma Meinert
Davis
August Lehnherry
Green Lake
State Home Demonstration Council
Mmes
Orla McClelland
Fred Wise
Pearl Meyers
Fred Hahlen
Jake Hahlen
Max Wyss
E. D. Porterfield
Glen Earleywine
Melvin Swain
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Holland, Mich
Green County
Jay McNair
Want Ad Offers Abundant Work for Little Money
Classified line reminds readers that purchasing want ads yields extensive opportunities and services for a small price, highlighting the value of advert listings for job and goods visibility.
Nine witnesses at LaCrosse John Doe inquiry into police gambling links
A LaCrosse John Doe hearing heard nine witnesses in its first session before Judge Roy Ahlstrom. Police Capt William S Boma testified among others as Dist Atty John Bosshard said the inquiry could call 93 witnesses. The probe follows a federal grand jury hinting at a police gambler connection.
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LA Crosse W
John Doe
William S. Boma
Roy Ahlstrom
John Bosshard
Phillip Arneson
Bosshard
Madison
Elephant on the loose at St Adalbert's Cemetery
Mrs. Casimir Kott and her family spotted an 8900 pound elephant named Trilbi wandering through St Adalbert's Cemetery in Milwaukee after fleeing a nearby circus. Caretakers confirmed the animal's unauthorized stroll and led the party back to the spot.
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Milwaukee
St. Adalbert’s Cemetery
Casimir Kott
Trilbi
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