Manhattan Keeps Its Special Magic
Manhattan is portrayed as a living, ever renewing place where ambition thrives and opportunities abound. The piece argues the city’s magic lies in its constant growth, diverse talent pool, and youthful energy that turn dreams into markets and audiences for any venture.
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Manhattan
New York
New York City
Hudson
Wall Street
Midtown
United Nations
America
Paris
London
Rome
Greece
Rev Remaly Called To Columbus Church
The Rev Earl E Remaly former pastor of Union Presbyterian 1935 to 1939 and later at Mineral Point Congregational has accepted a call to serve the Congregational church in Columbus.
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Earl E. Remaly
Union Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Mineral Point
Columbus
Women Pastors Approved by Presbyterian General Assembly
The 167th General Assembly voted to ordain women as preachers by a standing vote about 3 to 1. It sends the decision to 256 Presbyteries for final approval, citing Bible passages that there is neither male nor female in Christ Jesus. Delegates also adopted a voice vote resolution condemning what they call a Roman Catholic trend to exalt the Virgin Mother.
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Los Angeles
167Th General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Mission On Interchurch Relations
Senator McCarthy Cancels Two Memorial Day Talks
Senator McCarthy announced cancellations of speeches planned for Memorial Day at Beloit College and Arcadia due to conflicting engagements. The move shifts attention to his upcoming schedule and the implications for local commemorations.
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Washington
McCarthy
Beloit College
Arcadia
Richland 4-H Club Holds Parent and Drama Night
Members attended a library Green Room event with a pledge led by Bevers and Donald Dunaway. Norman QO Everson spoke as Allen Johnson gave a project talk and Ernest Riesin performed a special number. A potluck lunch followed and the next meeting is set for June 21 at the William Zuhlke home.
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Richland Club
Richland 4-H
Library Green Room
Norman QO. Everson
Bevers
Donald Dunaway
Clu
Allen Johnson
Ernest Riesin
William Zuhlke
Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co. Receives PSC Stock Dividend OK
The Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co. Amery won PSC approval to issue 14 952 shares of common stock as a June 8 dividend with par value 12 and total issue 175 104 dollars. A June 2 hearing in Madison covered Wisconsin Power and Light Co. appointment to build a 69 kilowatt line from Prairie Du Chien to Bloomington costing 370 484 dollars.
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Madison
Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co
Amery
Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Prairie du Chien
Bloomington
Clark Receives Music Scholarship From Brodhead Group
David Clark son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Clark earns a music scholarship from the Brodhead Music Mothers group with a 9975 score on a qualifying exam. He will attend a three week music clinic at the University of Wisconsin Madison in July and serves as flute player in the school band and as organist in local churches.
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Margaret Meythaler
Ray W. Meythaler
John Sarbacher
Irving Sarbacher
Glarus
Beulah Argue
Mary Lou Colney
Dorothy Duerst
Lorene Eichelkraut
Bert Figi
Sally Huseth
Werner Kuenzi
Otto Puempel
Monette Rindy
Marlene Stuessy
Kathleen Zweifel
Brodhead
David Clark
Eugene Clark
Brodhead Music Mothers Group
Donald Schumacher
Clark
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Methodist Church
Chicago Dairies Raise Milk Prices Half Cent
Chicago dairies announced a half cent per quart milk price increase with more rises planned July 1 and August 1. The move brings most retail store prices to 20 cents a quart while home delivery charges rise about two cents.
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Chicago Dairies
Chicago
Knights of Columbus Name Shrine KC Game Chairmen
Knights of Columbus meet at St Victor’s parish hall to set Aug 14 Shrine KC game plans with Warren M. Gerhart and Wayne G. Russell as co chairmen. They also plan to attend a Milwaukee Braves game on Aug 21 with Frank Menehan handling tickets and James W. Kelley coordinating the bus. First degree conferred on Leo Easter Francis B. Doherty Richard Schmidt Edward J. Doyle and Wesley C. Homb by St Thomas Council Beloit team members include Francis Ramsten Robert Silvis Thomas O'Hara and Joe Cherney.
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Shrine-Kc
Knights of Columbus
St. Victor’s Parish
Warren M. ‘Gerhart
Wayne G. Russell
Milwaukee Braves
Frank Menehan
James W. Kelley
Leo Easter
Francis B. Doherty
Richard Schmidt
Edward J. Doyle
Wesley C. Homb
St. Thomas Council
Beloit
Francis Ramsten
Robert Silvis
Thomas O'Hara
Joe Cherney
Accordion Group To Join in Parade
Thirty six members from Monroe will join the Burkhalter accordion marching band of 150 in the centennial parade at Tomah Saturday, Rudy Burkhalter reports. The Burkhalter groups will also take part in the Chicago land Music Festival at Soldier Field in August. A feature will be a number by 5,000 accordionists from the Midwest. Burkhalter composed The Julius Polka for the Uncle Julius Orchestra, chosen for the festival contest.
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Monroe
Burkhalter
Tomah
Rudy Burkhalter
Soldier Field
Midwest
Uncle Julius
Talent Show Planned By Rural Youth Group
Green County Rural Youth members approved a talent show set for June 29 in Turner hall at the courthouse. Entry is open to nonmembers and their families with no age limit, entries due June 12 at the county extension office. Committees to be announced June 6 in the courthouse.
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Green County Rural Youth Organization
Turner Hall
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