Mrs Schurch 66 Dies at Home in Rock Grove
Mrs Ernest Schurch aged 66 of Rock Grove died unexpectedly at home last night at 8 30. She leaves her husband a son Frederick eight daughters and numerous grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Meyers Funeral Home Dakota at 1 30 p m and St Pauls Lutheran Rock Grove at 2 p m with Rev Henry Neal officiating burial in Rock Grove cemetery.
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Ernest Schurch
Rock Grove
Schurch
Friedler
Lognau
Permis Ee Caan
Frederick
Raymond
Walter
Jay
Virgil Brown
Harold Thoren
Rock City
Gerald Crone
Charles Bennehoff
Fred Siegenthaler
Darlington
Carl Siegenthaler
Prairie du Chien
Meyers
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Henry Neal
Rock Grove Cemetery
Oakley Club plans Wisconsin Dells trip and June picnic
Fifteen members and one guest of Oakley Club met at Mrs. John Mather's home with co-hostesses Mrs. Lawrence Rosheisen and Mrs. Ank Leopold Jr. The group will travel to the Wisconsin Dells next Wednesday and hold a June 7 picnic at Palmer Park in Janesville. Guest Mrs. John Wuetrich and Mrs. William Wuetrich demonstrated textile painting.
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Oakley Club
John Mather
S. Lawrence Rosheisen
Ank Leopold Jr
Wisconsin Dells
Palmer Park
Janesville
John Wuetrich
William Wuetrich
McCarthy Leaves Bethesda Hospital for Senate Return
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin left Bethesda Naval Hospital after a routine physical and planned to resume Senate work. He attended the Preakness at Pimlico that afternoon and said his investigations subcommittee would welcome British shipping reps to testify about vessels carrying Chinese Communist troops, though no witnesses would be invited to respond to charges.
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McCarthy
Bethesda Hospital
Baltimore
Sen
Brodhead Teachers Take New Positions
Brodhead teachers from the past year will teach new grades in Brodhead and nearby districts next year. Kathleen Murphy moves to Watertown, Betty Jordal en to Hartford, Berna Deen Nies to Portage, Mrs Steve Edl to Lake Geneva, Steven Edi to Como consolidated school in Walworth County, and Mrs John Trutman will head first grade in Brodhead.
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Brodhead
Times Special
Kathleen Murphy
Watertown
Betty Jordalen
Hartford
Berna Deen Nies
Portage
Steve Edl
Lake Geneva
Steven Edi
Como Consolidated School
Walworth County
John Trutman
Cheese production rises in week ended May 14
In the week ending May 14 American cheese output reached 26,900,000 pounds, up 6 percent from the prior week and 14 percent above last year. Soil moisture was generally adequate east of the Rockies, with pasture growth good to excellent. Wisconsin Governor Kohler signed a bill exempting natural cheese owned by manufacturers from taxation as personal property.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Rocky Mountains
PMA
Wisconsin
Walter Kohler
Senate
Assembly
Brooder House and Chicks Burned Near South Wayne
A fire at 2 p.m. destroyed a large brooder house and 300 week-old chicks belonging to Mrs. Blanche Crotty, caused by a suspected wire short. Wayne firemen arrived as Browntown's truck was sent from two and a half miles west of South Wayne on Highway 11, preventing damage to a nearby house and pumphouse.
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South Wayne
Blanche Crotty
Wayne
Browntown
Highway 11
Orangeville Class of 1953 Baccalaureate and Commencement
Rev F L Rickleff spoke at the baccalaureate services for 30 graduating seniors in the high school gym. The commencement speaker was Dr J Lloyd Trump from the University of Illinois. Grade school graduation is Wednesday with Rev Fred Anderson speaking, and the district ends the year Friday with an all district picnic.
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Robert Eyler
Gwendolyn Lower
Rosie _Moest
Audrey Ruff
Genevieve Schoonhoven
Norma Shippy
Evelyn Solace
Howard Stabe
James Stites
Marlene Stites
Jam Teuscher
Eugene Upward
Howard Wolf
Leo Zimmerman
J Lloyd Trump
University of Ilinois
Barbara Ann Wunschel Born in Juda Family Notice
Mr and Mrs Wendell Wunschel Route 2 Juda announce the birth of their first child Barbara Ann yesterday at St Clare hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas Steiner 2101 12th Avenue and Mr and Mrs Glen Wunschel Juda Mrs Wendell Wunschel is the former Selma Ann Steiner
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Barbara Ann
Wendell Wunschel
Route 2
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Thomas Steiner
12Th Avenue
Glen Wunschel
Selma Ann Steiner
Farm Scene Sees Mary Ann Frautschi Earn Merit Honor
Mary Ann Frautschy receives a certificate of merit and junior membership in the Holstein Association of America for satisfactory Holstein Calf Club work as a 4H member Brattleboro Vermont. She gains all association privileges except voting until age 21, recommended by the state H club leader.
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Mary Ann Frautschy
Holsteinesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Veterans Budget Fight as Cuts Target VA Medical Services
House hearings on the Veterans Administration budget begin amid proposed reductions, the largest cut aimed at hospital construction and medical care. Chairman Edith Nourse Rogers leads efforts to obtain facts and press for fuller funding to meet VA medical obligations for the year ending June 30.
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Tve
Veterans Administration
Trum
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Edith Nourse Rogers
R-Mass
House Appropriations Committee
Rogers
Lewis K. Gough
National Com
Eisenhower Budget Aids VA Hospitals With More Staff
A VA spokesman says the Eisenhower budget will provide more money for hospitals than last year and will permit hiring 2,400 more hospital personnel. All existing hospitals will stay open, though planned new facilities may be delayed. A military leader criticized the move as a low blow to troops in Korea.
Milwaukee Fishermen Discover Woman in Lake Michigan
Two Milwaukee fishermen found the body of an unidentified woman about 50 in Lake Michigan near the pier. The dress was labeled as made in England for a New York shop and the body likely spent a week to ten days in the water. A purse without identification was found near the recovery pier about ten days earlier.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
England
New York
Holstein Group Purchases Bull From Wisconsin Institute and US Farms
The Holstein Group buys a bull produced by the Wisconsin Scientific Institute and American Farms in Wisconsin. The animal traces to sire Pabst and dam 0 Gauge, with Pabst Reamer as the maternal grandsire. Edgerton Welch notes irrigation pumping can reduce the Rio Grande near its mouth.
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Wisconsin
Pabst
Ter
Pabst Reamer
Edgerton Welch
Rio Grande
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News of the Homemakers
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Willard Matzke
Ray Roderick
Forrest Briggs
Ralph Lichtenwalner
Robert Wuethrich
Lee Welz
Kenneth Hartwig
Albert Rienmann
Madison
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Lanz Agency
Monroe
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Thermos
Universal
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Free Town Delivery
Ae Tnne Farm Scene
Brodhead Church
Gene Carter
Methodist Minster
Willi Riemer
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Ruth Maves
Everett Welsch
Riemer
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Ralph Burton
Loves Park
J. W. Robilette
Optometrist
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the Commercial and Savings Bank
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Wisconsin Scientific Institute
American
Crook
Howard Kehn
Kehn
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Howard Kohn
Crook's Drive-In
19Th St
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