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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1953
Page
5
Gov. Nouier touts Wisconsin veteran support, citing over 12,000 housing loans totaling nearly 32 million dollars and more than 22,000 aided through postwar rehabilitation loans of about 15 million dollars. Grants reach 1.75 million with a 2 percent housing loan rate, and repayment is strong, replenishing funds for a decade or more.
Mrs. Ira Holcomb visited Mrs. Edwin Wilde and family in Monroe Saturday morning. Mrs. O. D. Curtis and Mrs. Doris Wagner called on the Ted Butler family in Madison Saturday afternoon. Mrs. A. R. Felts and Mrs. Leo Kaney and son Cregg from Freeport visited Mrs. Herman Feenie on Thursday. Mrs. Herman Feenie was a Wednesday caller in New Glarus. The Donald Bablers and Steven spent the weekend with her parents in Albany before heading to Janesville for work. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schuler joined their son Donald in Madison for parents weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stauffer attended a Shrine meeting in Madison Saturday.
The text notes uncertainty about ice age causes but explains that volcanic eruptions can inject dust into the upper atmosphere. Such dust could cut solar radiation to Earth by about 20 percent, substantially lowering global temperatures.
The Richland Club held a parents night after a brief business meeting. Ernest Riesen Jr elected community service chairman Marilyn Ubert demonstrated packing school lunches Karen Kubly performed accordion pieces Miss Ruth Chase county nurse spoke on health and safety Jerrold Zuhike led the pledge Leona Johnson led group singing Carol Zuhike organized games The night concluded with a potluck supper.
Fe grade pupils from Greenbush and Sam Ball and Bry Goods schools toured Milwaukee visiting the museum Lake Michigan Gimble stores Park Zoo and a Chinese restaurant. Students Elane Trotter David Siedschlag Norman Bidlingmaier Diane Doherty Rita Schulz and teachers Charmaine Ninneman and Helen Ninneman joined the trip. The district held a closing day picnic at the school house as four graduates Beverly Dunaway Alan Weckerly Robert Ruff and Donald Alston prepare to enter Monroe High School. The class earned a 100 percent Reading Circle certificate and Philip Mueller was commended for reading and reporting on 38 books. Two new pupils joined during the year. All 5th to 8th graders performed the skit Pa Goes Modern on Conservation Day, which won first place in the elimination contest.
At Hall, Rais presented a cast including Beverly Dunaway Denald Alston Gloria and Alan Weexery. The school earned third in overall points with a table display by Sylvester and team at Dutch Hollow School. Mrs Marguerette Wenger taught. The note adds sugar history from beets circa 1800 during Napoleonic wars.
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