Two Monticello Teachers Named For Fall Term
Monticello school expects two new hires for the fall term Miss Betty Beaver of Manitowoc English teacher and Darrell Pietle of Kewaunee to teach seventh and eighth grades He will replace Mrs Evelyn Butzlaff and Miss Beaver will replace Mrs Rose Elmer Returning faculty includes H A Becker John Ponyicsanyi A G Hill Raymond Miles and Clayton Arnold in the high school Grade teachers are Mrs Hazel Kundert Mrs Ruth Zentner Miss Lora Dick and Miss Marie Splinter Thirty students made the high school honor roll for the year 1951 52 Top seniors Ilene Zimmerman Agnes Keener Frances Loeffel Ralph Gempeler Caroline Blum Joan Drafahl and George Taylor all posted high averages
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Monticello
Betty Beaver
Manitowoc
Darrell Pietle
Kewaunee
Miss Beaver
University of Wisconsin
Pietle
Evelyn Butzlaff
Rose Elmer
H. A. Becker
John Ponyicsanyi
A. G. Hill
Raymond Miles
Clayton Arnold
Hazel Kundert
Ruth Zentner
Lora Dick
Marie Splinter
Ilene Zimmerman
Agnes Keener
Frances
Marlene Holdrich
Nancy Kubly
Carol Milbrandt
Beverly Sabin
Jerry Wittenwyler
Shirley Zentner
Kay Zimmerman
Jean Bidlingmaier
Shirley Escher
Emilie Gempeler
Judy Karlen
Robert Klassy
Barbara Studer
Marjorie Zentner
Rural Teacher 64 Wins Board Dispute
CORING N Y A 64 year old rural school mistress has won her fight to continue teaching 20 youngsters and plans to join them today on their annual student teacher picnic. Miss Ruby Johnson was dismissed last Tuesday for what the school board called physical incompetence but the padlock was removed and she will finish out the school year. She said she thought she was beaten briefly but refused to quit. She has three years left to reach her pension.
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Coring
N.Y
Ruby Johnson
Calvin A. Smith
Gempeler Wins Music Award In Monticello
Ralph Gempeler, a senior at Monticello High School, received the music Arian honor pin from the American Legion for outstanding senior band member. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Gempeler of the southwest village area. Miss Nancy Kubly won the sophomore honor.
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Monticello
Ralph Gempeler
American Legion
Fred Gempeler
Nancy Kubly
Rain Efficient Farming Seeks Better Soil Management
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee notes erosion loss depends on water management on slopes. Soils rich in organic matter absorb more water, store it for crops, while well managed land with rotations and legumes reduces runoff. Also reports on dairy herd production tests and blood-based breeding insights.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Chicago
IC Railway Officials Promoted by Company
G. O. Henricson, assistant to the vice president and comptroller, will retire May 31 after 48 years of service. On that date George W. Bramfeld will replace him, followed by George M. Craig replacing Bramfeld, William J. Pease replacing Craig, Sylvester G. Bucher replacing Pease, Daniel R. LeRoy replacing Bucher, and Charles A. Cadenhead replacing LeRoy.
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G. O. Henricson
Illinois Central Railroad
George W. Bramfeld
Henricson
George M. Craig
Bramfeld
William J. Pease
Craig
Sylvester G. Bucher
Pease
Daniel R. LeRoy
Bucher
Charles A. Cadenhead
LeRoy
Mr Tobacco keeps tab on nation buying habits
Joseph Kolodny, an immigrant from Poland who built a multi million dollar tobacco business, leads the National Association of Tobacco Distributors and runs a consumer insight operation. He notes Americans buy vast quantities of everyday items, and discusses smoking habits, women smokers, and his beliefs about success and failure in America.
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New York
Joseph Kolodny
Joe
Kolodny
Poland
America
National Association of Tobacco Distributors
Horatio Alger
Country
Fishing Trip Heads North for Weekend Recreation
Dr. H. F. Zingg of New Glarus and Jacob Voegeli headed north for a weekend fishing trip. Mrs. Voegeli stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnetzler in Madison and attended her son Howard Voegels' parent weekend at the University of Wisconsin on Sunday.
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North Monticello
H. F. Zingg
New Glarus
Jacob Voegeli
Defense Dept Identifies 53 More Casualties in Korea
The Defense Department released casualty list No. 572 naming eight killed 41 wounded two missing and two injured in Korea. The report updates the total toll from ongoing combat operations.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Power District Reaches 1000 Lost Time Free Days
Green district of Wisconsin Power and Light Co. reports 1000 days without a lost time accident under district manager W. S. MacDonald. President G. C. Neff commends the effort as 95 employees across Monroe Oregon McFarland Blanchardville Brooklyn Belleville Monticello Albany South Wayne Verona stations achieve the safety milestone with no serious injuries or lost time compensation.
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Green
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
W. S. MacDonald
G. C. Neff
Pres
MacDonald
Monroe
Oregon
McFarland
Blanchardville
Brooklyn
Belleville
Monticello
Albany
South Wayne
Verona
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Rockford
Heilmit Kafka
Lima
Peru
W. C
Paul Baumgartner
Sylvester
Ferndell Ormsby Fobes
Ferndell Claremont Hester
Capper
H. O. Kunkel
Texas Experiment Station
Karl Jensen
Wisconsin Scientific Breeding Institute
Matt Dietrich
ABS
Kansas City
Palo Alto
Oppor
Monroe and Vicinity
Singer Sewing Machine CO
State Street
Phone College
Beloit, Wis
Singer
U.S
Pat
the Singer
Mfg. Co
Monroe Feed & Seed Co
12Th Street
Havior
O.P
Paten
Chrysler
NEW Yorker
Rue Hte
Studer Super S$ Service
Power District Safety
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