Monticello High School to Hold 1959 Graduation Exercises
The 1959 Monticello high school graduating class will receive diplomas at 8 p.m. Friday in the high school gymnasium with Grace Zimmerman delivering the valedictory and Carolyn Klassy the salutatory. Rev. Ray Bayley of Prairie du Lac will be guest speaker, with John Holdrich and Shirley Woodruff performing solos. Diplomas presented by H. A. Becker, and a school annual presented to Miss Lora Dick. The eight grade graduates also receive diplomas at Friday’s exercises along with lists of graduates and their parents across two ceremonies.
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Monticello
Monticello High School
Grace Zimmerman
Amos Mmerman
Carolyn Klassy
Kenneth Kilassy
Ray Bayley
Prairie du Lac
John Holdrich
Shirley Woodruff
H. A. Becker
Lora Dick
Myrna Adamson
Gus Adamson
Roger Babler
John C. Babler
Mary Baebler
Walter Mueller Sr
Sandra Putnam
C. H. Putnam
Robert Schlittler
Edwin Schlittler
John
JoRene Steinmann
John Steinmann
James Stovall
W. D. Stovall Jr
Alice Thoman
Robert Thoman
Judith Thoman
Bertha Thoman
Beverly
Della Disch
Albert Disch
Willis Disch
Julie Krieg
Jake Krieg
David Legler
Joe Legler
Carol Siegenthaler
Glen Siegenthaler
Rodney Kammerer
Kermit Kammerer
Kay Klooster
C. J. Klooster
Jeanne Elmer
W. D. Elmer
Allen Schuler
Vincent Schuler
Gregory Rinehardt
Harlon Rinehardt
Marion Luchsinger
Ray Luchsinger
Gary Zweifel
Dwight Zweifel
Ken Woodruff
Roy Woodruff
Betty Jane Schuerch
Harry Schuerch
Yvonne Broge
Ervin Broge
Terry Freitag
Carl Freitag
Janet Boss
Arthur Boss
Susan Zentner
Oswald Zentner
Anna May Saxer
Werner Saxer
Rolland Gren
Time Will Reveal Everything
Scientists predict miracle drugs are only the start of future discoveries. Drug makers allocate up to 10 percent of prescription sales to research, and each prescription aids in creating better medicines. Modern treatments save lives and reduce sickness while costing little, benefiting children’s longevity and health.
Your physician can phone Monroe 143 for medicine
A brief notice informs readers that they may contact their physician by dialing Monroe 143 to obtain medicines. The item emphasizes direct medical access and the phone line for prescription requests.
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Monroe 143
Gren zow and Wittenwyler Names
Mr and Mrs George Gren zow and Mr and Mrs Harris Wittenwyler along with Kurt Wittenwyler are noted as attendees or associated individuals in the item.
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Zow
George Grenzow
Kurt Wittenwyler
Harris Wittenwyler
Flynn Announces Academy Examinations For Cadets
Rep Gerald T Flynn announced competitive exams for U S Naval Air Force Maritime and Military academies will be held in first district post offices July 13. Applicants age 17 to 21 by July 1 1960 must be high school seniors and single. Results come in August with appointments made from top grade list.
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United States Naval
Air Force
Merchant Marine
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Gerald T. Flynn
Dem
Racine
Flynn
Pioneering Pianist Joseph Klepac Dies at 80
Joseph Klepac a piano pioneer who helped develop the spinet piano died Sunday in Grand Raven. The 80 year old acoustical innovator was noted for advancing keyboard instrument design and performance legacy in Michigan.
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Michi - Joseph Klepac
Klepac
Retired Story and Clark Engineer Dies after Consulting Career
The engineer, a former superintendent of Story and Clark Piano Co. and recent consultant for piano firms in the United States and Canada, was born in Czechoslovakia.
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Story and Clark Piano Co
United States
Canada
Czechoslovakia
First Known White Visitor to South Bend Arrives in 1675
The earliest recorded white visitor to South Bend Indiana, home to the University of Notre Dame, was Father James Marquette who travelled there in 1675.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
James Marquette
Monticello People Attend Local Social and Family Events
Monticello and nearby towns see a weekend of visits and receptions. Families from Madison Monroe New Glarus and Milwaukee travel to Monticello and Renwick for anniversaries funerals and Eastern Star events with numerous relatives and friends in attendance.
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Delores Blumer
Albany
Henry F. Kubly
Monroe
Renwick
Darrell
Donald Thompson
Evansville
Ernest Gempeler
Henry J. Elmer
Gordon Bussers
Walter Gempeler
Jerry
James
Pamela
Anna Gempeler
Footville
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Stauffer
Emma _ Kubly
Ophelia Tschudy
Robert Stauffer
Lawrence Karlen
Douglas
Darcy
Donald Karlens
Madison
Ed Mills
Milwaukee
Dorothy Barlow
Herman Babler
Arthur Hirshbrunner
Elsa Hirshbrunner
Darlington
J. F. Freitag
Paul Weenie
W. H. Wittner
Janice Escher
Janesville
Arthur Escher
Abraham Kubly
New Glarus
Harvey Ott
Giles Wallam
John G. Blum
Fred A. Blum
Truman Long
St. Clare Hospital
Alda Steinmann
Kenneth Hoesly
Monticello
The
Eastern Star
Clayton Streiff
Grand Chapter
State of Wisconsin
C. M. Stauffer
Mmes
Waldo Zimmerman
Clarence Elmer Sr
Bessie Youngreen
M. E. Lynn
Elsa Voegeli
Ray Silver
Lena Babler
Helga Ni
Local figures named in society notices
Fred Roethlisberger John Stauffacher E W Marty and Miss Hulda Karlen appear in a society column item noting engagements weddings or community events involving prominent residents. Additional context from the clipping confirms their public social roles and connected venues or dates.
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Cholls
Fred Roethlisberger
John Stauffacher
E. W. Marty
Hulda Karlen
Pensioner in New York Dies After Welfare Fraud Allegation
A 92-year-old Staten Island man named James Flaherty died Monday night in a New York hospital. He faced accusations of cheating the city Welfare Department out of 14 000 in relief checks while holding 30 000 in blue chip securities. A hospital spokesman cited malnutrition as the apparent cause of death.
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New York
Staten Island
New York City
Irish-born laborer Flaherty dies. case referred to Braisted
Jr. states no action by his office after Flaherty death. Eight days earlier the case was referred to Braisted when Flaherty was moved from his furnished room to the hospital and his assets found. Welfare Department had attached securities of a court order, and stocks are held in the sheriff's office. Flaherty retired from the highway department in 1937.
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