Achievement Pins Awarded in Monticello New Glarus Program
Dwight Hoesly of the New Glarus 4-H Club received the only nine year member achievement pin at the Monticello New Glarus area program in New Glarus grade school. Other pins recognized span eighth, sixth, fifth, fourth, third, second and first years with numerous named 4-H members from New Glarus Mt Pleasant Dougherty Creek Washington Center York and LHH.
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Dwight Hoesly
New
Dougherty Creek
Bonnie Babler
Mt. Pleasant
Barbara Hustad
Janice Hustad
Marilyn Peters
New Glarus
Linda Lageson
Toni Pederson
Franklyn Bear
Ronald Syse
York
Kathleen Moen
Diana _ Svendsen
Dougher Creek
Shirley Schulz
Lhh
John Baumgartner
Philip J. JoAnn Hoesly
Steve Hoesly
Thomas Hoesly
Bonnie Hustad
Dale Hustad
Barbara Kellesvig
Beth Luchsinger
Barbara Thacker
Elsa Wieser
Rita Paulson
David Erickson
Paul Erickson
Ronnie Wenden
Connie Rufener
Peter Adamson
Jayne Lehnherr
Barbara Carroll
Marion Disch
Mr. Pleasant
Silvan Disch
Donna Elmer
Lorna Hustad
Steve Hustad
Wayne Hustad
Emily Rindy
Lisa Tschudy
Joyce Pagel
Washington Center
Paul Hanson
Nancy Strommen
Ronnie Strommen
Sherwood Strommen
Douglas Buehl
Barbara Anderson
David Ostby
Paul Rufener
Allen Strothman
John Svendsen
Marayne Anderson
Carl Dodd
Russell Heimann
Joseph Lehnherr
Ralph Siegenthaler
Dean Zurbachen
Beth Babler
Alan Berterud
Merlin Venden
Richard Hauser
Elected Officers Named at Catholic Charities Conference
Two Wisconsin residents Sister M Rosibia of La Crosse and Msgr Joseph P Springle of Milwaukee were elected vice presidents of the National Conference of Catholic Charities during a meeting in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Wisconsin
M. Rosibia
la Crosse
Msgr
Joseph P. Springele
Milwaukee
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Beloit honors former Monroe resident in Who's Who list
Marie Theiler Baebler of Beloit, a home economist at Wisconsin Power and Light, is named in Who's Who Among American Women. A 1924 Monticello high school graduate, she has led women’s roles at Warner Electric Brake and Clutch and organized Beloit’s Greater Beloit Association of Commerce women’s division.
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Monroe
Marie Theiler Baebler
Beloit
Baebler
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Warner Electric Brake and Clutch Co
Monticello
Schiesser's
Gerald A
Carol) Johnson
Minneapolis
Airs
Darrell K
Jean) Blum
Edward H
Mary Zweifel Theiler
Bluff Street
E.A
Sylvia) Yunker
Wilson Unveils Labor Program for Britain
Harold Wilson outlined Labour’s plan at the Scarborough conference to boost Britain's science manpower, apply science to industry, shift research from defense to productive fields, and create state private partnerships to pioneer new industries and expand the economy ahead of the 1964 election.
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Scarborough
England
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Wilson
Wilson triumphs as delegates hail 50 minute speech
A standing ovation from 2,000 delegates closed Wilsons lengthy address marking a high point of his leadership. Frank Cousins warned the union against job losses from technology, citing US experience of unemployment risk. In California, the Fair Employment Practices Commission announced Negroes will work as pari mutuel clerks for the first time.
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Wilson
Frank Cousins
Transport and General Workers Union
Cousins
United States
US Angeles
California Fair Employment Practices Commission
Nixon Not Committed Now in GOP Scramble
Former vice president Nixon says Governor Rockefeller clearly indicated he will seek the 1964 Republican nomination and expects Goldwater to run as well. Nixon insists he is not committed to any candidate at this time amid GOP maneuvering.
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Nixon
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Aso
Mitted
GOP
Juda By Mabel E Bauer
Mrs. and Mrs. Herman Henk visited Mary Matzke in Nestern Nebraska. Ed Jordan family visited relatives in Juda. Sunday dinner guests at Hartwick included James Bertha Hartwig and Edna Mackey Monroe Della Mansfield Janesville and Ed Hartwig and Mabel Bauer.
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Herman Henk
Nestern
Neb
Mary Matzke
Ed Jordan
Janesville
Juda
A.B. Hartwick
Ames
Bertha Hartwig
Edna Mackey
Monroe
Della Mansfield
Ed Hartwig
Mabel Bauer
Juto
Brodhead
Walter Ludwig
Milwaukee
Wayne Vanderbilt
Harold Newcomer
Keith
Colette and
Curtis
Charles Worthy
Tom
Glendale Heights
Roger Starke
Sheriff Halts Train Over Court Order Payment
A passenger train from Atlanta to Augusta was stopped for about an hour in AMMDUN Virginia by a cliff and a lawyer with a court order to recover 8000 dollars or seize the train engine. The Georgia Railroad paid the amount to settle a suit arising from a 1961 automobile train crash that killed a Black man and woman.
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Ammdun
Atlanta
Augusta
Georgia Railroad
Attica Pals Homemakers Elect New Officers
Mrs Kenneth Parsons was elected president of the Attica Pals Homemakers at the Attica Community Center meeting that featured a dessert luncheon and bazaar. New officers include Mrs Alvin Blumer vice president Mrs Ernest Roberts secretary Mrs Harold Albertson treasurer and Mrs William Schultz sunshine chairman with mystery sisters revealed and year plans set. The next meeting will be at Mrs Ralph Jones home on Thursday Oct 10 with Mrs Ernest Roberts and Mrs Clarence Zweifel presenting a lesson on Buying Smooth Surfaced Floor Coverings.
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Attica Pals
Kenneth Parsons
Attica Community Center
Alvin Blumer
Ernest Roberts
Harold Albertson
William Schultz
Sunshine
Ralph Jones
Clarence Zweifel
MacArthur Clarifies Birthplace Mixup at Mason Event
General Douglas MacArthur, aged 83, declares his birthplace as Virginia while recounting a mistaken year and city in a playful exchange with the ceremony master. He explains he was born in Little Rock after his Army father moved him when his mother was at Norfolk. A stray note mentions migrating land birds like starlings hitching rides on ships.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Charles W. Froessel
Little Rock
Ark
MacArthur
Norfolk
Royal
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Who’s Who
Marie Baebler
Wilson Unveils
Monroe Evening Times
Kay
Mabel E. Bauer
Des Plaisies
Ill
William Starke
Susan Becker
Wesley Grenzow
Edd Ludwig
Grace
Lake Mills
Harrison Grenzow
Patty
Dorman Combs
News of the Homemakers
ELM
Bsyey Ltd
Crullers
Oscar Mayer Smokie
Wheaties
U.S. No. 1
Idaho
Donald Duck
Miracle
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