Real Crisis in 1961 Not This Year Says Officials
Western officials believe the true Berlin crisis will occur in 1961 as Khrushchev tests Allied unity. They see a possible stopgap deal at a Big Four foreign ministers conference to preserve West Berlin, while awaiting new British American and West German administrations.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
United States
West Germany
Washington
U.S
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Legionnaires To Wear Uniforms For Parade In New Glarus
New Glarus prepares for Memorial Day parade with World War I II uniforms. Stnessy Kuenzi Post Legionnaires Auxiliary Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Brownies and high school band will meet at Village Hall at 9:30 a.m. and march to the grade school gym for a program including color posting flag salute National Anthem roll calls for Civil War World War I World War II Korean Conflict memorial address and decorations at Swiss Church Cemetery with a rifle salute and taps.
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NEW Glarus
Stnessy-Kuenzi American Legion
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Legion
Auxiliary
James Willoughby
George Hartman
Jacob Bruni
Elden Brauer
Edwin Klassy
Gerald Disch
Clifford Pedersen
Swiss Church
Mickey Steinmann Wins Poppy Day Poster Contest
In Monticello, Mickey Steinmann, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Steinmann, won first place in the fifth grade Poppy Day poster contest sponsored by Ambstatz Marty American Legion Auxiliary. Kathryn Reasa finished second with Steve Klooster third. Honorable mentions went to Linda Gempler, Jimmy Grenzow and Joan Baker. Mrs Ray Woodruff served as poster chairman.
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Monticello
Mickey Steinmann
Howard Steinmann
Ambstatz Marty American Legion Auxiliary
Kathryn Reasa
Steve Klooster
Linda Gempler
Jimmy Grenzow
Joan Baker
Ray Woodruff
1934 May 29 Rural Graduation Urges Family Unity
Rev Charles A Rawson speaking at rural graduation urges parent and child to cooperate for wholesome home life as remedy for difficulties. Betty Ann Rupp of Simmons school Washington township tops 231 rural Green County graduates with 96 6 9 average. Deaths reported for Jacob D Hoesly and Ephriam W Raymer. Ray Pavlak notes record club enrollment 608 in Green County. Evening kittenball on a lighted field aims to raise funds toward 500 to 600.
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Charles A. Rawson
Betty Ann Rupp
Simmons School
Washington Township
Green County
Jacob D. Hoesly
New Glarus
Ephriam W. Raymer
Browntown
Madison
Ray L. Pavlak
My Lovin Mary Nan II A Family Boat At 30
The Mary Nan II a family cruiser now thirty years old remains a beloved link in a multi generational lineage. The narrator recalls its hard won history from the 1929 crash to present day noting the boat as a symbol of sacrifice, family days afloat and lasting affection across twelve descendants. Bob now prepares the vessel for another summer of relaxation and joy.
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Mary-Nan II
Seneca
Davy Jones
Locker
The
Spcb — Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Bob
Mary-Nan
Matthews
Cokey
Maine
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
The Monroe Evening Times invites boys and girls up to 12 years old to join the Evening Times Club. Fill out the coupon with name address date of birth and age last birthday and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin.
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
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Old boat carries decades of family pride and memory
The narrator recalls a cherished boat built by Matthews whose sturdy hull kept it afloat. Though aging and outdated now, the vessel has brought joy to multiple generations, including the mother whose life intertwined with its voyage.
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Matthews
Bloom to Lead Brown Swiss Sale Leadsman in Baraboo
Nathan Bloom son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bloom rural Monroe will be one of two leadsmen at the Brown Swiss State Sale in Baraboo June 6 He will graduate next Thursday night attend a banquet then travel to Green Lake for the State Farmers Degree with Clarence Ausmus and Ronald Rufener at the state FFA convention His twin brother Wilson led last year’s sale and David Viney Evansville is the other leadsman.
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Nathan Bloom
Harry Bloom
Monroe
Baraboo
Bloom
Green Lake
Clarence Ausmus
Ronald Rufener
Wilson
David Viney
Evansville
Orangeville to Honor War Dead with Memorial Day Program
Memorial Day ceremonies in Orangeville begin at 10 a.m led by Rev. Anderson of Mendota Illinois. Parade forms downtown travels to a Navy service at the bridge then to the cemetery for an outdoor service with the Orangeville band colors firing squad WWI and WWII veterans American Legion members and children wreaths to veterans graves rain plan gymnasium.
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Monroe
Allem Beckwith
Carpenter
Alvin F. Rote
Will White
Kingman
Kan
Thomas B. Wells
Green County Normal School
Lincoln School
Maurice Mathey
A. E. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Orangeville
Community Youth List Shows June Schedule and Names
A compiled list from the Times Children’s Club records names of youths with addresses and ages for June events. The notes show participants from Juda Monticello Argyle and nearby areas across days Monday through Saturday including lanes like Route 1 to Route 4 and street addresses.
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Joyce Mae Helland
Juda
Dionne Harlan Babler
Monticello
Mark Thomas Schmid
Box 19
Argyle
Mark James Ellingson
Woodford
Gerald Royal Karlen
Kandee Jay ‘Lausch
8Th Street
Larry Gene Wells
Highway 11
Nancy Jill Losey
Dakota
Guy Armin Loeffel
Rhonda Alaine Potts
9Th Street
Ann Hulda Hilfiker
Rice Lake
Burnett Carl Soddy
Browntown
Rickey Raland Ritschard
Janice Irene Grossen
James Arthur May
7Th Street
Rex Marlow Strothman
Monroe
Elsa Ann Olson
Danny Craig Stenbroten
Glen Richard Sterkowicz
Winslow
Berl ‘Lee Cassell
Box 183
Richard Arlyn
Leuzinger
Fellah the dog learns new trick to stay home
In a domestic vignette from Our Dumb Animals, Fellah, a Neville imported dog, is coaxed to stay home by Jack with a stick cue after a morning attempt to discipline him. The couple recounts Fellah’s puzzled return and eventual calm acceptance of home. Massachusetts SPCA provides the tale.
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Jack
Fellah
Nevada
Mortons
Sue
Charlie
Sion
MA L. Morris
Massachusetts
SPCA
Nancy Ferris Wins School Art Contest
Nancy Ferris, fifth grader and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Ferris, won the Gardner Bakery art contest for elementary students. She received a pin and a congratulatory letter and her entry will join a traveling exhibit for display by PTA and other educational groups. Mrs Verla Babler taught her.
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New Glarus
Nancy Ferris
Ray Ferris
Gardner Bakery
PTA
Nancy
Verla Babler
Junior Historians Win Two Governor Awards
New Glarus Junior Badger Historians won two Governor’s Award Day honors for presenting a historical pageant and a model village of early New Glarus. They had earlier earned recognition at the regional meeting held in April.
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NEW Glarus
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