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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1957
Page
5
Farmers in Green Lafayette and Iowa Counties use Farmers Home Administration loans to improve livestock pastures and equipment. Since July 1, 1956, 331,815 has been advanced to 100 families with 310,366 repaid so far this year.
Orangeville residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Freeport Beloit Durand Elkhorn Monroe and Chicago over the weekend. Attendees included the Witt family and cousins with several trips to Waukegan and Zion to attend events and services.
New Glarus residents Mrs. Millard Tschudy and Mr. Dick Elmer joined attendees from Belleville and Stoughton for a Sunday celebration at Stoughton. Chicago visitor Jack Lester and his wife and daughters spent the week with Mrs. Barbara Marty. Sunday visitors at Fred Streiff’s included Ray Werndli, Madison. William Higgins and daughter, Middleton. Peter Streiff and Lynette.ane
Manorville New York Benny Hooper age seven the boy who fell down a well and survived a 24 hour ordeal has come home from the hospital. He is in good condition aside from a small lingering cough arm soreness and weakness reported by officials and doctors.
Wisconsin legislative hearings slim down for the 1957 session close. Tuesday fixtures include a commerce and economic affairs bill and a port development commission loan grant, plus a $100000 industrial development ad appropriation and a WWII Korea veteran bonus bill.
Blanchardville Times Special reports Rex Thomas Saether and Wayne T. Schroeder among the 1957 University of Wisconsin graduates. Schroeder will serve as a graduate assistant in research during July and pursue his M A degree. The Schroeders have lived in Lake Mills and will move to Madison in June.
Monticello residents travel in and around Wisconsin with many social calls and visits reported. The column lists Mrs. O D Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, the Holcombs, Babler and Hefty families, and others visiting relatives in Madison New Glarus Monroe and Fort Atkinson plus trips to Wisconsin Dells and Cumberland.
Guests visited the Donald Voegeli family in Madison, sharing time and conversation during a cordial gathering. The visit highlighted community ties and friendly exchanges among local residents.
Social notes recount visits and events across Beloit Monroe Madison Brodhead and Racine including birthday notices and family visits among the Matzke Norder Frey Salzwedel Lahr and Hartwig households with students from Whitewater State College.
Earl Hasley received a clock engraved with IOOF emblem for 30 years as secretary at a Special meeting. Presentation by Grand secretary Marvin Sorensen of Milwaukee with Grand Master Truman Lippincott and others attending from Madison Darlington Monroe Warren Pecatonica. Rebekahs and wives provided lunch.
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