Brodhead Plans Class Day Event
Eighth grade Class Day will be held Wednesday at the grade school gymnasium beginning at 9 a.m. The program features a Call to the Colors, class marshal Richard Schwartzlow, color bearers Roger Wichell and Gary Withee, color guards Pat McGinty and Dennis Schroeder. Students perform Our Old High, class history, poem, and song. Judy Lee gives the class prophecy. Senior and Freshman color presentations, awards, diplomas, and the class will are announced, with others reading.
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Brodhead
Richard Schwartzlow
Roger Wichell
Gary Withee
Pat McGinty
Dennis Schroeder
Lorna Stuessy
Elaine Staaland
David Pfisterer
Susan Schultz
Judy Lee
Gary Olin
Wilson Martin
Ron Rostad
Neil Laube
Arlyn Clark
Roland M. Rockwell
Judy Brager
Diane and
Rodger Albert
Gerald Bouton
Karen Brager
June Calvin
Robert Earleywine
Rosalyn Ellis
Dale Everson
James Goodsir
Jean Gritzmaker
Kathleen Hegi
Carol Hoesly
Gary Mason
Roseanne Marcus
Michael McGinty
Donald McKinney
Frederick McCool
Karen Moore
Nancy Niedermeier
Joan Olson
Raymond Organ
Rebecca Pfisterer
Cheryl Ringen
Edward Roderick
Ginger Schmid
David Severson
David Smith
Frederick Ties
Vincent Visger
Darlene Welch
Jean Williams
David Witte
Kenneth Walden
Brodhead High School
Pauline Kundert
Atwood
Shirley Gulles
Badger
Dorothy Nussbaum
Marlene Pinnow
Bright
Rita Weibel
James Ruef
Lyvenne Fairman
Clarence
Gwen Walter
Decatur
Richard
Robert Olin
Milton Wendler
Hoosier Grove
Ronald Braun
Karen Klemm
Ronald Kubly
Loren Riemer
Gary Schupbach
Aleta Schwartzlow
Jordan Prairie
Darrell
Paul Clark
Shanghai
Sunday and weekend social notes from South Wayne area
Local society column lists Sunday calls and weekend visits by residents from South Wayne, Monroe, Madison, Beloit, Portage, Chicago, Darlington, Argyle, and other nearby towns. Attendees include the Kading, Mitchell, Bragg, Wahler, Miller, and Olson families, with school honors noted for Patsy Wahler and the 8th grade graduates in Darlington.
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Harold Kading
Bruce
Monroe
Raymond Kading
Darlington
A. H. Kading
Ed Backman
Rockford
George Kading
Madison
Fred Bragg
Gratiot
A. H. Radings
Mayme Segner
William Hexom
Lena, Mitchell
Arlie Mitchell
Beloit
Palmer Wahler
Ed Stubbe
Portage
David Brinkmeier
Susan
Mary Wahler
Chicago
Mmes
Charles Miller
Browntown
Glenn Pinnow
Orangeville
Harry Olson
Rickie
Lynn
Ronnie
Richard Lane
Tommy Peterson
Susan Roederer
Platteville
Frank Lindhcum
Carl Hummer
Gale Moore
Adams
Leo Peterson
Laurie
Argyle
Harry Hanson
Freeport
Alfred Peterson
Woodford
Myron Meythaler
Barbara Chapman
Paul Lawrence
Evening Star
Eastern Star
Dorothy Lowles
Braves
Milwaukee
Kenneth Mahlkuch
John Crotty
Blanche Crotty
John Walihman
James Webinger
Rosalie Hughes
Boscobel
Kenneth Mahlbuch
Patsy
Herman Krupke
Winslow
Orville Winters
Duane
Barbara Winters
Marian Mitchell
Patsy Mahikuch
Linda Meier
Roxy
Lawrence
Joyce
Shirley Retzlaff
Montana Enters Union On November Eighth Eighteen Eighty Nine
The entry marks Montana joining the United States as the 41st state on November 8 1889. Governor and congressional reactions highlight the milestone for the new state.
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Montana
Wheat Referendum Set For Ballot On June 20
Ed Roth explains the June 20 referendum will decide two issues: whether wheat marketing quotas and penalties for excess production are adopted, and the level of price support. A two thirds vote is needed for quotas. if approved, penalties apply in commercial wheat states. if not, quotas and penalties are rejected though allotments remain with 50 percent parity price support for compliant farmers.
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Ed Roth
Green County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Wisconsin
Roth
ASC
Wisconsin Reports 140 263 Acres Enter Soil Bank Reserve
Wisconsin farmers have contracted about 140 263 acres into the Soil Bank Conservation Reserve. John Dale chair of the state ASC committee announced payments totaling about 2 799 245 dollars this year with 1 568 994 as practice payments and 1 230 25 as first annual payments.
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Wisconsin
Soil Bank
John Dale
ASC
Department of Agriculture
Great Lakes
Southwest
Great Plains
Area Poultry Raisers Named to Honor Club
Twelve Green County poultry raisers earned memberships in a national honor club for poultry stockowners sponsored by Moorman Manufacturing Co. The list includes residents from Albany Brodhead Juda Monroe and Monticello, with honorees named as Mrs. Zurfluh Briggs Swartzlow Paulson Stamm Peterson Williams Wood Bau man Indergand Schneeberger and Wegmueller.
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Green County
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Quincy
Ill
Mmes
Fred Zurfluh
Charles Briggs
Albany
Marvin Swartzlow
Selmer Paulson
Wayne Stamm
Brodhead
Cattle and Hogs Sell Strong at Chicago Stockyards
Chicago stockyards report an even 48 000 cattle run with steady to higher demand. Hogs topped at 19 40, highest in four months, while prime steers advanced to 27 75 and most weights sold between 22 50 and 24 50. Heifers ranged 23 50 to 24 50 with good demand and sows remained steady amid light under 300 pounds scarcity.
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Chicago
Presley Won’t Marry Actress Claim Denied
A Presley spokesman denied a Mexico City report that Elvis plans to wed actress Yvonne Lime. The claim cited Ultimas Noticias and cited a Monday Mexico City flight and Acapulco ceremony. Lime recently visited Presley at his Memphis home, a $100,000 residence.
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Hollywood
Elvis Presley
Yvonne Lime
Tom Diskin
Tom Parker
Presley
Mexico City
Ultimas Noticias
Acapulco
Miss Lime
Memphis
Tenn
Spring Grove Gossip From Mrs Herbert Mohn and Neighbors
Local notes reveal Mrs Lucille Alexander and daughter Phyllis in Boscobel for Alice in Dairyland regional event. Several families attend confirmations at Zion Lutheran Rockford. James Swanberg joins class. Wunschel family travels to Rockford and Hemet California. Bert Wunschel improves after hospital stay. Minneapolis and New York trips noted for Herbert Mohn and Edwin Theiler and others visit relatives and tour the East.
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Lucille Alexander
Phyllis
Boscobel
Dairyland
Orla McClellan
Russel Roseheisen
Zion Lutheran Church
Rockford
James Swanberg
Virgil Wunschel
Milford Reed
Hemet
Calif
Washington, D.C
Fritz Kundert
Evansville
Marjorie Wendler
Madison
Allen Taylor
Pecatonica
Carolyn Wendler
Fred Kunderts
Memorial Day Parade and License Rules At Monroe Council
Monroe Common Council met May 21 1957 with Mayor Brooks Dunwiddie presiding. Aldermen Galli Burgy Beckman Deal Elmer and Dearth attended. Schindler and Laeser were absent. They approved minutes and referred Memorial Day parade and school sign communications to committees. The council read claims totaling 3980.63 for various departments and vendors. A motion to pay the claims under suspension of rules passed unanimously. The traffic code was referred to the Judiciary Committee for study. A memorial day parade permit was approved, and licenses for Charles and Synneva Smith were granted for the year ending June 31 1957. Road oil and asphalt bids were accepted from Farley Oil Company Scotch Oil Wisconsin and Seneca Oil Company as recommended by the Board of Public Works. The Milk Inspector reported and the treasurer’s office moves were noted.
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Brooks Dunwiddie
Galli
Burgy
Beckman
Deal
Elmer
Dearth
Schindler
Laeser
Theodore J. Burgy
Police and Safety Committee
E. E. Eckstam
East School
PTA
Charles and
Synneva Smith
26Th Avenue
Clerks and Finance Officers
Manitowish Waters
Finance and Taxation Committee
Committee On
G. Fred Galli
R. Elmer
Joe Dearth
Alderman Dearth
Alderman Galli
Judiciary Committee
Alderman Beckman
Common Council
City of
Monroe
Board of Public Works
Farley Oil Company
Madison
Wisconsin
Rc-O
Scotch Oil Company
Seneca Oil Company
Chicago
Illinois
Wm. F. Beckman
Fred Galli
G.O.C
Schiller and
Norton
Mr. Jordan
F. M. Bray
Poff
Paton Fined For Meeting Without 72 Hour Notice
Durban magistrate fines author Alan Paton five pounds for attending an Africans meeting last December without giving 72 hours notice to the mayor as required by municipal regulations. Adtaker notice appears in the text.
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Durban
South Africa
Alan Paton
Washington Center 4 H Club Holds Second Meeting
Nancy Burgy presided at the Washington Center 4 H Club meeting in the Washington Town Hall. Members discussed attending worship services on Sunday and methods of fundraising. Maynard Hefty gave a safety talk and Nancy Burgy demonstrated a demonstration. Games and refreshments followed, served by Mrs Hefty.
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Washington Center
Monticello
Times
Nancy Burgy
Washington Town Hall
Maynard Hefty
Hefty
Richland 4H Club Parent Night Highlights Health Program
Richland 4H Club held a parent night at Green County Teachers College with a flag salute by Jerry Kubly and a club pledge by Gary Griffith. Donald Deininger reported daily activities, Leona Deininger taught a skit, and Junior Riesen spoke on gun care. Barbara Deininger read a poem and Donna Deininger presented a teeth brushing project talk.
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Richland Club
Richland
Green County Teachers College
Jerry Kubly
Gary Griffith
Donald Deininger
Don Deininger
Ronnie Riesen
Lester Johnson Jr
Leona Deininger
Junior Riesen
Barbara Deininger
Farm Marketing Income Shows 3 Percent Gain in 1957
The Agriculture Department reports that farmers earned eight billion four hundred million dollars from marketing crops and livestock in the first four months, a three percent rise from the prior year. Prices averaged about four percent higher, while marketing volume dipped slightly. Net income after production costs was not estimated. Gibraltar was occupied by the British in 1704.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Zander’s Lake
Clarence R. Benkert
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Zander
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohn
the Waffle Shop
Proceedings of Common Council
Armour and Company
SRE
Canhs
Aera En
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Bernard Poff
Gateway Transportation Company
Badger Paint and Hardware Stores
Monroe Plumbing and Heating Company
Andy’s
Greiner’s Service, Inc
Nagle-Hart Tractor and Equipment Company
Srene A
Huber Brewing Company
Carter Machine Works
McGilvra Electric Company
Monroe Evening Times
H. C. Miller Company
Monroe Fire Department
Praceree
Rubi and Leuenberger
First National Bank Signal Gees
Multigraph Corp
Kline Electric Service
Lynch Typewriter Company
Richard E. Ela Company
Ny Cape Lanz Agency
Committee On Claims
Charles M. Smith
Nathan F. Burgy
City Milk Inspection
City
Maple Grove Cheese Factory
Juda
Wis
Ben Miller
Arnold Ruef
George Grenzow
15Th Avenue
Board of Education
Joint School District No
Gibraltar
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