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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1947

Page

4

Albany Class Night Awards Highlight Senior Honors

Students at Albany High School receive numerous awards led by valedictorian Barbara Barbara, with Lyle Trow earning DeKalb agricultural prize, Roy Mauerman named good citizen, Donna Smith editor and artist, and Jean Zwicky starting a new spoon tradition for top junior girl. Kenneth Sisson hosts as Dorothy Jacobson conducts band selections and retiring principal J R Shesser presents prizes.

Jean Zwicky Kenneth Sisson Th Albany High School Dorothy Jacobson Otto Weller Monticello Gloria Zwickey William Fiedler Ralph Sellow Kathryn Kaak James Price Eunice Zweifel Lyle ‘Trow Roy Maverman J. R. Shesser

Reelect Lamboley Advocate at Wisconsin Knights Convention

State Knights of Columbus reelected Harold J. Lamboley as advocate during the Wisconsin annual convention at Sauk Point. Rev. F. L. McDonnell Point named chaplain and guest delegate to the national convention. Later today ten regular delegates to the national parley were to be chosen. Mineral Boston hosts over 200 universities colleges and schools.

Kc’s Lamboley Harold J. Lamboley Knights of Columbus Wisconsin Sau F. L. McDonnell

Albany High School To Graduate 14 Thursday Evening

Albany High School will hold commencement exercises at 8 tomorrow evening with Rev. Paul Croke as speaker. Honor addresses will be given by Barbara Price, valedictorian, and others on the honor roll. The program includes processional Pomp and Circumstances, music by the girls glee club, diplomas presented by J. R. Schessel, and benediction by Rev. Wil are Members of the graduating class are Delores Dunphy Barbara Price Kenneth Sisson Donna Smith Gerry Gelbach Joan Horan Marilyn McCreedy Roy Mauerman Betty Peterson Donna Thurman Lyle Trow David Zanni Eunice Zweifel and Gloria Zwickey. Their motto is Today Decides tomorrow blue and silver are the class colors and pink rose is the class flower.

Paul Croke St. Rose Sears Fenny Barbara Price Oap St. Ss and Ly O. R. Weller Jack One Methodist Vocal Music Girls Glee Club J. R. Schessel Delores Dunphy Kenneth Sisson Donna Smith Gerry Gelbach Joan Horan Marilyn McCreedy Roy Mauerman Betty Peterson Donna Thurman Lyle Trow

Elsa Untersee Graduates From Orangeville Nursing School

Miss Elsa Untersee daughter of Mr and Mrs John Untersee graduates from Orangeville High School class of 1944 and completes nursing studies at St Francis Hospital She will remain at the hospital at least until September Attending the services were relatives and friends from Orangeville Winslow and nearby towns Including Mrs Anna Brandle Lena and Margaret Mann at St Josephs church

Elsa Cecena Untersee John Untersee St. Ital Sci Nuralage St. Joseph's Church Miss Untersee Orangeville High School St. Francis Hospital Clara Rosemary Normnan Orangeville Anna Brandle Lena Frank Zahner Winslow Oliver Zettle Verla Virginia Margaret Mann

Russia abolishes death sentence amid security mood

The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet banned capital punishment in peacetime and Russia’s press hailed the move as a sign of security. Pravda notes the international situation was considered, while offenders will receive 250 years at hard labor for crimes against national security.

Moscow Ehe Presidium Supreme Soviet Andrei Y. Vishinsky Communist Party Pravda Thomas, Russell Brewster London Soviet Union

Few Men of GAR Remain to Observe Memorial Day 1947

The Grand Army of the Republic plans a small Memorial Day observance on May 30 as only 97 Civil War veterans remain on the Veterans Administration pension rolls as of May 7, 1947, 58 fewer than last year and 143 fewer than the year before. An estimated under 80 Confederate veterans survive, with pensions ranging from 75 to 100 dollars monthly.

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Veterans Pension List Details From Rochester Sun Ancestry

Eldest veteran Albert Hard of Rochester turns 105 on July 15. Daniel A. Wedge of Aurora Illinois born October 26 1842 closely follows. Albert Ray Hinton of Okio born December 18 1842 also listed. Several other veterans born 1843 and 1844 noted on pension list.

Albert Hard Rochester Daniel A. Wedge Aurora Ill Albert Ray Hinton Okio

Spring Sown Grain Prospects Decline Because of Weather

Wisconsin crop service reports spring sowing lagged due to cool wet weather. Only 43 percent of planned acreage sown by May 1 versus 92 percent normal, with early planting plans likely altered. Wet fields may shift some spring grain area into corn and other crops, extent uncertain but widespread in some areas. April milk production reached 1.504 billion pounds, up 2 percent from last year. In Alhambra, a motor was stolen from a washing machine and later recovered when two men offered it for sale. they vanished. Belleville selects Donov an Voegeli as Badger Boys State representative with James Adams first alternate and others as alternates.

Manison Wisconsin

Somoza Promises New Nicaraguan Presidential Election

Gen Anastasio Somoza heads a pledge to hold a fresh election to replace the ousted President Leonardo Arguelio, following a bloodless coup that toppled him after 26 days in office. Arguelio seeks asylum in the Mexican embassy as Congress names Benjamin Lucio Sacasa acting president.

Seana Eeeenemmes Anastasio Somoza Ple Leonardo Arguelio Somoza Jefe National Guard Arguello Is Congress Benjamin Lucyo Sacasa

Juda By Mrs. F. Miller Juda By Mrs. F. Miller

Mrs. Theodore Miller reports the death of her aunt Mrs. J. A. Shotwell who died Tuesday. She had visited relatives nearby about two years ago. Mrs. William Jordan left for Wichita to visit daughters Mrs. Clara Wuertz and Mr. Oscar Schmidt. She plans to continue to Denver to see Mrs. Pearl Winn. A large crowd attended the Juda grade school picnic on Friday held on the school grounds. The high...

Theodore Miller J. A. Shotwell Pearl Winn

Memorial Day services set for May 30 at community hall

Local residents attended visits across Evansville Monroe Janesville Beloit Rock Grove and Freeport over the weekend. Memorial Day services are scheduled for 10 am Friday May 30 at the community hall with Rev. Peter Retzlaff delivering the address.

Lake Leota Evansville Clarence Paul John Heimann Monroe Leland Skattum Warren Buford Whitson Freeport G. B. Lahr Janesville Community Hall Peter Retzlaff Carol Kloepping Rock Grove Andrey Siedel Walter Worley John Worley Jr John Worley Glenn Dunwiddie University

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