Fifth Grade Antiques Display On Pioneer Life
North School fifth graders completed a unit on pioneer life taught by Mrs. Edna Olson. Students painted a wall mural and displayed family antiques with chairs Nancy Baker leading the antique display. Participants note transportation changes from past to present and value early travel methods while sharing stories about grandparents and great grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North School
Jusdith Dodge
Sandy Babler
Christine Menes
Kay Bauman
Nancy Baker
Edna Olson
Patricia Kundert
Susan Warfel
Pioneer Transportation Committee
Judith Dodge
Karen Lynne Loveland
Connie Spring
Ilinois
Rosie Webster
Tom Kubeli
Jam Bauman
Bonnie Loveland
Group To Choose Farmers Monday
Supervisors on the County Board will meet Monday morning to select 16 county farmers for special recognition at a Junior Chamber of Commerce conservation night set for next Thursday in Turner Hall. J B Scherer Sam Ludwig and Evert Green oversee the district and will announce the decision Thursday night. Nic F Calabresa urged county and area farmers to attend. Dr John Norton chairs the event for the Junior Chamber and Robert H Rieder is publicity chairman.
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Quesus Conservation District
Chamber of Commerce
Turner Hall
J. B. Scherer
Sam Ludwig
Evert Green
Nic F. Calabresa
John Norton
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. Rieder
Miss Zimmerli and Carlson Named Green County Youth Leaders
Miss Lorraine Zimmerli daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Zimmerli Decatur Township and Sherwood Carlson 20 son of Mr and Mrs Carl Carlson Albany Township were named outstanding girl and boy in Green County by the Associated Farm Bureau Women to represent the county at the state Farm Bureau meeting in Madison next week Both are 4 H club members with noted leadership in dairy foods nutrition home furnishings and other projects Zimmerli a Madison business college student has shown state honors in 4 H home furnishings Carlson has seven years of 4 H work with dairy electricity garden and swine projects and farms with his parents Officers of the Associated Women were re elected at a Farm Bureau hall meeting with plans for a Christmas party and a convention luncheon The state convention opens with vesper services tomorrow at 8 15 a m Headquarters will be at the Loraine hotel
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Lorraine Zimm
Benmerli
Decatur Township
Sherwood Carlson
Carl Carlson
Albany Township
Green County
Associated Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Madison
Zimmerli
Decatur
Frank Blum
Glenn Roderick
Frank Deininger
Sam Waelti
FF. Salzwedel
Sunshine
William J. Figi
Bloom
Roderick
Associated Woman's Day
Figi
Loraine Hotel
Board Plans School Hospital Highway Tour Schedule
The Green County Board closed its first week of the November budget session with a light day and recesses. A Monday 9:30 a.m. reconvene time, a noon luncheon at the Normal school, and a highway tour are on the slate along with Tuesday committee elections and jail architect meetings. Wednesday will feature a hospital tour. The board appropriated funds for district tax payments, Salvation Army aid, safety council support, and stenographer pay, while clarifying Sheriff Humber's salary proposal and discussing squad car purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Loveland
County Normal School
Green County Hospital
Welfare and Sun-Dry Charities Committee
Salvation Army
Green County Safety Council
Finance Committee
Loveland
Samuel F. Humber
Humbel
Sheriff
Leo Ties
Mrs Elmer Improves After Wife Shot by Husband
Joan Elmer, 20, wounded by estranged husband Wednesday night, shows slow improvement at St. Clare hospital in critical condition. A spokesman says recovery will be slow with no significant change expected. She was struck by three bullets, one lodged in the brain. Harvey E. Elmer Jr., of rural Monticello, killed himself after the shooting.
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Elmer
Joan Elmer
St. Clare Hospital
Harvey E. Elmer Jr
Monticello
McCarthy to be Honored at Milwaukee Testimonial Dinner
Senator McCarthy, facing potential Senate censure over his anti Communist remarks, arrives in Milwaukee with his wife for a testimonial dinner. Goldwater to speak as sponsors cap tickets at 1500 for $5 each, with local backers and some Young Republicans disassociating from the event. McCarthy says he seeks no apology and expects a vote soon to end the matter, pledging to continue fighting Communists.
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MILWA
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Washington
Goldwater
R-Ariz
America
Sen. McCarthy
Hendrickson
Genji
Bob
Young Republicans
Milwaukee County
Eugene Petrie
Dixon Yates pact okayed by Senate energy committee
The Senate House atomic energy committee voted 108 to back the Dixon Yates power project, a victory for Eisenhower. The panel waived the 30 day waiting period, enabling immediate final plans for a 107 million dollar steam plant at West Memphis Arkansas to feed TVA lines and replace TVA power for Paducah and others, with SEC financing approval still required.
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Washington
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower
Dixon- Yates
84Th Congress
Dixon- Yates Group
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Paducah
Dixon-Yates
Congress
Red Army's Paper Lands Soviet Fliers Down U S B 29
The Soviet Army newspaper Red Star urged vigilance against imperialist intelligence efforts to learn military secrets. It cited the ongoing arms race and subversive activity, noting a recent protest exchange over an American B 29 incident as an example of tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Red Star
United States
Soviet Union
Three Escape Injury In Racine Tavern Fire
Flames destroyed Lampest tavern and upper rooms in Racine. Mrs Lee K White reported hearing crackling flames about 1 45 a m and woke her husband. Fire Chief Rudolph Anderson said cause under early investigation. Brick building valued at 20000 dollars.
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Lampest
Lee K. White
Rudolph Anderson
Soviet Union opposes U N atomic pool terms
At the United Nations Andrei Vishinsky outlined Moscow's conditions to join Eisenhower's peaceful atom plan. U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. called the speech a display of rhetoric with little substance and promised a detailed reply next week. Vishinsky criticized the plan as a move toward an independent atomic agency, moving fissionable material, failing to pledge nonuse of nuclear weapons, and not reflecting Eisenhower's intent.
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Unit Nations
N.Y
United States
Eisenhower
U.N
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Moscow
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Vishinsky
Lodge
Posal
Shen Uy
Security Council
Kremlin
Snite Succumbs After 18 Years in Iron Lung
Fred B. Snite Jr. 44 known as the "Boiler Kid" and famed polio survivor died in a West Palm Beach hotel. Stricken in China on a world cruise, he spent years in an iron lung before a lighter respirator allowed brief outside time. He married Teresa Larkin in 1939 and left three daughters, Teresa Marie, Catherine Bernadette, and Mary. Services and burial will be in Chicago.
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Fred B. Snite Jr
Miami Beach
Fla
Snite
West Palm Beach
Chicago
Fred
Iron Lung
China
Teressa Larkin
Dayton
Ohio
Teresa Marie
Catherine Bernadette
Mary
National Guard Rifle Team Tops Stoughton
The National Guard rifle team defeated Stoughton last night by a score of 1218 to 1155. The next match is with Headquarters Company at Whitewater next Friday night. Five high scorers were Lt. Dwight C. Colhen 271 CWO W. J. Kohlhagen 187 Pvt Gary Kuebli 238 Ste William Niederberger 230 Ste Nick Leutenegger and Pfc Robert Stamm 222.
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Wo. Rtte
Stoughton
Whitewater
Dwight C. Colhen
CWO
W. J. Kohlhagen
Gary Kuebli
William ‘Niederberger
Nick Leutenegger
Pfc
Robert Stamm
Illinois Youths Fined After 100 mph Highway Chase
Three youths from Winslow and Orangeville were fined a total of 275 dollars plus costs after a 1:30 am pursuit by county officers reached 100 mph. The chase began in Wisconsin and crossed state lines before the drivers claimed Illinois immunity. Richard A. Lee, Anton Moest, and Alois Moest Jr. faced fines and suspended driving privileges, with Moest receiving the heaviest penalty.
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Orangeville
Winslow
Justice L. A. Koenig
Wisconsin
Alois Moest Jr
Wilbur E. Deininger
Karl Burkhalter
23Rd Avenue
Moest
Three Injured in Auto Crash Near Albany
A rural Monroe man Virgil A. Krueger 26 his wife 23 and a Monroe girl 19 were injured in a highway 59 crash ten miles northeast of Monroe near the Searles school. The car left the road rolled and landed on its wheels total loss and the three were taken to St. Clare hospital in Monroe in satisfactory condition.
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Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Albany
Virgil A. Krueger
Route 2
Darlene Legler
13Th Street
Highway 59
Searles School
Sheriff's Department
Krueger
Soviet Propose Europe Wide Security Conference Date Set
The Soviet government proposed a European security conference in Moscow or Paris on November 29. It invited the United States and other nations including Communist China to send observers. Moscow released the note during Western Big Three talks in London, aiming to delay ratification of the Paris pact and the rearmament of West Germany.
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Ioscowp
Moscow
Paris
United States
China
West Germany
United Kingdom
Leonid F. Ilyichev
London
Germany
Europe
United States of America
United Nations Security Council
Chinese People's Republic
Washington
State Department
Kohler worker charged with threat to striker
Kohler non striker Kohler Co worker Schwark 50 Sheboygan charged with assault with intent to do great bodily harm or threatening a striker with a knife Nick Vrekovic Local 833 UAW CIO accused Schwark of knife threat Friday night Case adjourned to Monday by Municipal Judge Randall H Suite ler
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Busyan
Aupert
Schwark
Sheboygan
Kohler Co
Nick Vrekovic
Uaw-Cio
Randall H. Suiteler
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Gaineth Gonstead
Dorothy Kleckner
Christy Mewes
Alan Stauffacher
Guineth Gonstead
Carlson
Red Army
U.S
Racine
Thrae
Soviet
Red
Lung
National Guard
Illinois
Japan
Tokyo
Kyodo News Service
Kohler
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