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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1955

Page

5

Brodhead Students Prepare for Commencement Week Events

Brodhead high school outlines commencement week activities starting with a Sunday baccalaureate in the high school gym at 8 p.m. The program features music by the choruses, an address by Rev. Wilbur Leatherman, and scripture and benediction by local pastors. Class Day on June 1 includes history readings, poems, props, and the president's address. Commencement on Thursday at 8 p.m. will award diplomas to seniors with speeches by Glenn S. Pound and Clarence Hoesly among honored participants.

Brodhead Brodhead High School Donald Schumacher David Clark Wilbur Leatherman Wilfred J. Schuster Robert A. Boettchers Carl T. Thompson Ronald Jones Supt. C. T. Pfisterer David Pfisterer Glenn S. Pound Pfisterer Clarence Hoesly Mary Ll Nancy Nenneman Dorothy Niedemeier Carolyn Olson Mary Stabler Rae Staffeld Franklin Steiner Janette Stuessy Bernice Weibel Jane Wendler Alien Williams

Three Missing After Fire Destroys Strathcona Hotel

Three persons were missing and five injured early today after a fire destroyed the ramshackle Strathcona hotel in Nelson British Columbia. The 35 room wooden building was called a regular tinderbox by the Canadian Mounted Police.

Nelson B. C Strathcona Canadian Mounted Police

Spring Grove and Decatur 4-H Club Plays Aired

The Spring Grove and Decatur 4-H Clubs presented the plays Ada Gives First Aid and Whole Toast Burns Monday night in the high school gym. Casts included Marjorie Deppeler Beverly Kundert Janis Ten Eyck Jane Hoesly Helen Wunschel Marjorie Ziltener Bob Wunschel Clarence Hoesly for Spring Grove and Karen Zimmerli Karen Klein Shelby Mauerman Gwen Walters Mary May Stuessy for Decatur. Play directors were Mrs. Raymond Kundert and Mrs. Ben Zimmerli.

Spring Grove Decatur Ada Marjorie Deppeler Beverly Kundert Janis Ten Eyck Janet Hoesly Helen Wunschel Marjorie Ziltener Bob Wunschel Clarence Hoesly Karen Zimmerli Karen Klein Shelby Mauerman Gwen Walters Mary May Stuessy Raymond Kundert Ben Zimmerli

Vacation Bible School Opens Tuesday in Orangeville

The union vacation Bible school will begin Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Orangeville grade school. Director is Mrs. Virgil Dickinson with music supervision by Mmes. Paul Olson and Milford W. Best.

Orangeville Union Vacation Bible School Virgil Dickinson Paul Olson Milford W. Best Emmerson Zettle Sandra Rinehart Karen Bostian Leo Rusk Lyle Rinehart Beverly Blankenhorn Sandra Gross Donald Moyer Val Schreiner Jean Bergeman Fred Solberger Guy Boyer Nancy Davidson Eliza Franz Ralph Keister Nancy Neuenschwander

Services To Be Held Monday in New Glarus

Memorial Day services are planned in the Swiss church cemetery and the New Glarus high school. Rev. Paul J. Gibson of Monroe will deliver the address. Recitations will be by Patricia Gardner and William Kuenzi. The parade will include the Legion and auxiliary, color guards, firing squad, Gold Star Mothers, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and school alumni.

New Glarus Paul J. Gibson Monroe New Glarus Evangelical United Brethren Church Patricia Gardner William Kuenzi Legion and Auxiliary Legion Gold Star Cub Scouts Boy Scouts William Hillstad Russell Monroe E. Robert Wittner Willard Marty Marshall Ingwell Auxiliary Rosemarie Klassy Norman Fries

Mt Hope 100 Years Old Memorial Day Visitors to Cemetery

Memorial Day brings visitors to Mt Hope cemetery on a hill south of Brodhead. Established 1855, the site has Civil War veterans and historic markers, with ongoing care since 1927 by local groups. Notable names include J P Kildow, J B Oneall, and Mary Farmer honoring a Civil War son.

Grace Marsh Brodhead Mt. Hope Cemetery Sugar River Brodhead Mt. Hope James Keagle Thomas Martin James Chapel J. P. Ki Muriel Douglas Farm Bureau Spring Grove Mt. Hope Aid Society Edward Martin Eliium Allen Jacob Green John Renn Samuel Caldwell Kirby Andrew Farmers Mary Farmer South Wisconsin

Marathon Corp. announces $40 million financing plan

Marathon Corp. president John Stevens Jr. announced a $40 million financing program to meet the companys present and future financial requirements.

Menasha John Stevens Jr Marathon Corp

Wheat Allotment Deadline Set For June 20

The local ASC announces June 20 as the deadline for county wheat growers to dispose of excess wheat to avoid ineligibility for the crop program. Edward Roth, ASC chair, notes penalties apply to acreage over 15 acres or the allotment. ASC reporters will survey farms in May to June 5 and farmers not visited by next Thursday should notify the ASC office.

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Edward Roth ASC Roth

New Glarus Seniors Hear Rev Norenberg

Commencement exercises honored 36 graduates of New Glarus high school. Speaker Rev Jess H Norenberg Madison delivered the address. Class speakers were John Sarbacher and Margaret Meythaler. Honor students included Beulah Argue Mary Lou Colney Dorothy Durst Lorene Eichelkraut Bertran Figi Sally Huseth Werner Kuenzi Margaret Meythaler Otto Puempel Monette Rindy Marlene Stuessy Kathleen Zweifel.

New Glarus New Glarus High School Jess H. Norenberg Madison John Sarbacher Irving Sarbacher Margaret Meythaler Ray Meythaler Beulah Argue Mary Lou Colney Dorothy Durst Lorene Eichelkraut Bertran Figi Sally Huseth Werner Kuenzi Otto Puempel Monette Rindy Marlene Stuessy Kathleen Zweifel

Surviving Buffalo Population Dwindles by 1889

An estimated 60 million buffalo roamed the United States during early conflicts, but by 1889 only about 600 remained. This stark decline highlights the near extinction of the species due to overhunting and habitat loss.

United States

Girl Scout Troop 27-A Holds Wiener Roast Plans Memorial Day March

Brownie Troop 27 members held a Wiener roast at John Nussbaum home yesterday. They planned to march in the Memorial Day parade and meet at East school at 8 40 a m. The flyup ceremony was discussed for Recreation Park Wednesday. Dorothy Phillips served a special treat and Mary Nussbaum attended. Mrs Hervey J Hoesly leads the troop.

John Nussbaum Brownie Scout East School Recreation Park Dorothy Phillips Mary Nussbaum Hervey J. Hoesly

Welsh Palmer to Speak on Dairy Feeding at Richland Meeting

Welsh Palmer of New Glarus will address Richland Creek Watershed Association on farm feeding systems using slides. The meeting at Ball school Tuesday night at 8 features a Richland 4 H Club minstrel show and a potluck with sandwiches cookies and dishes.

Palmer Welsh New Glarus Richland Creek Watershed Association Donald Deininger Welsh Richland

Parade at Brodhead Monday Memorial Day Observance

The Memorial Day parade forms at Everson corner Monday at 8 45 a m and marches to Exchange Square for rites. VFW commander Fred Duchow and chaplain Fred Ties lead the service with Stanley Noonan directing the firing squad. The march continues to Brodhead high school for the memorial program featuring speaker Rev. Robert A Boettcher.

Stanley Noonan Robert A. Boettcher

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