Long list of students and awards from Wisconsin high school events
The article lists numerous students across activities such as Forensics, Pep Club, Tennis, Golf, Track and Library Club with certificates, major and minor letters, medals, and gold awards. It also notes a POWER LINK plan by Consumers Power Co. to lay four electric cables across the Mackinac Strait connecting Lower Michigan to the Upper Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Carol Blum
Lena Davis
Joan Hauser
Shirley Kohl
Alice Norder
Beverly Ommodt
Janet Priewe
Lilia Smith
Library
Lina Coole
Marsha Heuer
Priscilla Viel
Judy Clemm
Robert Ruti
Robert’ Heitz
Mary Wilson
Lonna Rhyner
David Riese
Cheryl Loveland
Carol Ridnour
Sharon Seffrood
Helen Water
Eileen Kraus
Wisconsin High School Forensic Association
Alan Babler
Larry Coole
David Cox
Judy Drye
Pete Johnson
Joseph Keean
Stephen Koenig
Betty Lamb
Ores Marti
Carol Peterson
Motion
Studer
Mary Jane’ Johnson
Judy Zimmerman
Marilyn Kubly
Tom Fritz
Dianne Burgy
Donne Gustafson
Medior
John Hammer
Larry Menehan
Larry Loveland
Dave van Moos
Robert Trickle
Fred Schadt
David Stauffacher
Don Larson
Roger Pilate
John Prien
John’ Scott
Charles’ Koch
Darwin’ Menehan
Leonard Bailes
Gary Coplien
Owen Hefty
Pat Wuetrich
Bill Lovelace
Ken Leuenberger
Dennis Hunt
Larry Pulkrabek
Pete Ienatsch
Jim Menehan
Jud Kindsehi
Don Heeren
Greg Kittleson
Grant Beer
Coplien
Wuetrich
Lovelace
Gene Hilfiker
Alan Weckerly
Dave Ambler
Bob Schneider
Gordon Stauffacher
David Dwyer
Gerald Hilfiker
Gene Barmore
Drye
Dwyer
Keel
Christen
Roger Stauffacher
Dave Cox
Larry Trickle
Daniel Bender
Richard Nussbaum
Dale John Niffeneg
Mackinaw City
Midh
Ww — C Consumer Power Co
Mackinac
Lower Michigan
Upper Penin
Italy Now Turns Toward Democracy After Elections
Editorial from overseas notes encouraging signs in Italy's recent elections. Voters favored center candidates, while the Communist vote remains sizable in some areas. Authors say Italians move toward democracy despite enduring inequality and Red influence, and resist the East West coexistence line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong
Italy
Europe
Mussolini
Moscow
Endorsement furor mirrors Wisconsin GOP rift over Wiley
Press reports echo the Wisconsin convention backlash against Senator Wiley. The State Journal cites discontent over his Bricker Amendment stance and McCarthy position, while Oshkosh Northwestern warns Democrats of a moneyed Republican split that risks losing the Senate seat. Claire Leader telegraph notes isolationism signals and Eisenhower policy tensions in Wisconsin.
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Wiley
Associated Press
Wisconsin State Journal
Alexander Wiley
State Journal
Bricker
Joe McCarthy
White House
Dicans
the State Journal
Rep
Davis
Oshiro
Claire
Wisconsin
GOP
America
Prisconsin
Senate
Monroe Chronicle: Memorial Days Through Five Decades
Ten years ago the coal strike settled as May 31 1916 reports warn of rail disruption hurting Monroe fruit markets. William Rieder buys into Monroe Sales Co. Mrs. Sands dies in Rock Island amid cold Memorial Day weather. Five decades show accidents deaths strikes and railroad job hunts shaping Monroe through 1916 1931 1946 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Monroe
William Rieder
R. Jaberg
Monroe Sales Co
Albert T. Sands
Rock Island
Law O'Lakes
Wisconsin
Frank A. Shriner
LeRoy Share
Clarno Townhouse
Howard Galway
Lawrence Courtney Cape
A. D. Mather
Frank Schuerman
Fomer Regula Kubli
Wisconsin Rapids
Henry Disch
Jacob Zimmerman
Switzerland
Green County
Jordan
Carranza
Mexico City
Washington
U.S
Villa
Monroe Pirates
Cardinals
Janesville
Eph Kelly
Maxwell
Minerva McClanagan
Eddie Maurer
Henry Trumpy
Jefferson and
Racine Streets
17Th Avenue
12Th Street
George Flad
C. T. Meythaler
American Express Co
S. R. Pollock
Rice Lake
Meythaler
Warren Sterns
Albany
Rockford-Madison
Illinois Central
U.G.G
Decaturk
Brodhead
Senator Wiley praised for long service and leadership
Beloit Daily News commends Senator Wiley for 18 years in the U.S. Senate, noting his devotion to Wisconsin and its people. The piece criticizes the Milwaukee convention delegates for unfair treatment and argues Wiley remains a key Republican figure guiding the party’s early administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit News
The
Daily News
Wiley
Wisconsin
United States
Milwaukee
Truck overturns on County Trunk near Albany and Brooklyn
A one vehicle crash on County Trunk T between Albany and Brooklyn in Rock County flipped a Distributing Company truck. The driver Lloyd Tygum of Madison escaped through a blown windshield after losing control on a curve. authorities say the vehicle rolled and stopped abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Albany
Brooklyn
Lloyd Tygum
Thes
Dr Schwingel Relocates Practice To 10th Street
Dr Schwingel moves from the First National Bank building to a first floor space in the Commercial and Savings Bank building. He will resume practice tomorrow and has practiced as a dentist here since January 1928, with earlier work in the White building and then the First National building.
Wisconsin PSC Announces License Assignments in May
The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin announced the assignment of licenses. The transfer to Wilbert Bennet is effective by order dated May 23. A partial assignment of license 1 LC-25775 moves from Kenneth Klassy of Monticello to Herbert M. Baumgartner of 1202 14th Street as of May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Bennet
Pub Service Commission of
Wisconsin
Kenneth Klassy
Monticello
Herbert M. Baumgartner
14Th Street
Music Awards Presented at School Awards Day
Four gold trophy awards and silver and gold lyre pins honored top senior band and high school orchestra members during Awards Day in the school auditorium. Recipients earned extra credits from 4 to 90+, with pins and trophies awarded by Allan F. Barnard to students including William Lanz Donald Heeren Owen Hefiy and Frederick Ainsworth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan F. Barnard
Barnard
William Lanz
Donald Heeren
Owen Hefiy
Frederick Ainsworth
Patricia Ruehlman
Joyce Ludwig
Timothy Baltzer
Delores Mar Ui
Larry Coole
Jane Good
Patricia Gaughan
Shirley Montgomery
Harold Kennison
Marcia Heuer
Karen Miller
Janice Kubly
Carol Koenig
Patricia Miller
Jean Griffith
Curtis’ Wagner
Silver
Penny Haberman
Carol Wolfe
Judith Buebler
Kathleen Hartwig
Ma. McGuire
Priscilla Viel
Si Deanna Grant
Jane Reger
Naisy Stauffacher
Lena Rhyner
Faye Stauffacher
Beverly Blanc
Jud Kindschi
Jean Sacker
Dairy Bar Committee Sets Meeting At Courthouse
The Dairy Bar Committee will meet tomorrow at 8 p m at the Courthouse. Members from Rural Youth and 4H Junior Leaders plan activities for county fairs and elect a chairman. Attending are Albert Buri William Blackford Shirley Leopold Helen Meyers Jerry Montfelat Dus ane Flannery Robert Brunkow Dorothy Wald ger Brugger Mary Ann Frautschy Roger Stauffacher Lois Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waury Peay
Albert Buri
William Blackford
Shirley Leopold
Helen Meyers
Jerry Montfelat
Dusane Flannery
Robert Brunkow
Dorothy Waldger Brugger
Mary Ann Frautschy
Roger Stauffacher
Lois Patterson
Allen To Manage New Iowa Store
Chessell E Allen, manager of the Sentry Market, will leave June 16 to move his family to New Hampton Iowa where he will help manage the Bear and Allen Coast to Coast store There he will join his father Ge W and return to Monroe in the future Sentry Foods Inc has not named a replacement manager here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chessell E. Allen
New Hampton
Bear and Allen
Allen
Monroe
Ge. W
Allen Iga
IGA
Waterloo
Ft. Atkinson
Berlin
Sentry Foods Inc
Hospital chief named Milwaukee County administrator
Dr. Harold M. Coon a 60 year old superintendent of the University of Wisconsin hospitals at Madison was appointed Milwaukee County hospital administrator Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Harold M. Coon
University of Wisconsin Hospitals At
Madison
Milwaukee County
Stuessy Heads New Arts Businessmen's Club
Eugene Stuessy elected president of the newly organized Businessmen's Club of New Arts. Harvey Ot was named first vice president with Robert Strickler as second. Fred Lienhardt serves as secretary treasurer. Board members include Gerald Disch Gottfried Schuetz Jr Dr E V Hicks Harold Hoesly and Fred Meyers. The group will meet the fourth Monday each month for its annual meeting.
California Students Penalized for Raid Riot at UC Berkeley
Four UC Berkeley students from a May 16 raid faced penalties from dismissal to censure. One faced dismissal, two received half year suspensions, and two seniors were removed from the graduation list. Officials estimated $10,000 damage to women’s dorms and clothing as about two thousand men joined in the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
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Monro Evening Times
Emery A. Odele
the Associated Press
Inland Press Association
Audit Bureau
Wigan
Ana Rome
Editorial
Evening Times
Albany i
Rock County
Dr. Schwingel
10Th Street
Commission
Grocery Department
Villsbury
Pines
Clover Farm
Catsup
Bil
Nabisco
Honey Grahams
Lane
Pites
Lover Farm
Barnlett
Swift
Stalders Hy
South
Dairy Bar
BOYER
Rapid Gas Ser
Schmiedlin
Mezt Loaf
Wieners Ib
Tesla
Kraft Miniature Marshmallows
Bur Sausage
Smoneo Meats
Iowa
Wittwer's
Roundy’s
Tin
New Calif
Choice Center
Brennan
Ibs
New California
Wilson
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