DeMolay Plans Installation Ceremony At Monroe Masonic Temple
The Stewart Chapter of DeMolay will confer the Chevalier degree on Gary Gmur Karl Gant and Robert Kingdon during the officer installation at the Monroe Masonic Temple at 7 30 p m Saturday. New officers include Gary Streiff master councilor Karl Gant scribe Bob Von Kaenel seventh preceptor and Jane Ziltner will lead guest book duties. A reception in the banquet room follows with Rainbow Girls assisting.
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Stewart
Masonic Temple
Monroe
Gary Gmur
New Glarus
Karl Gant
Blanchardville
Robert Kingdon
Gary Streiff
Gary Griffith
David Deininger
Terry Kramer
Tony Lux
Bruce Kading
Ron Mauerman
Gary Itten
Bill Johnston
Lee Craige
Sentinel
Fred Schuetze
James Marty
Richard Pulkrabek
Louis Goecks
Ralph Kubly
Hans Bernet
Phillip Duerst
Phillip Ringhand
Louis Janke
Dennis Laube
Bob von Kaenel
John Parkyn
Joseph Miller
LaCrosse
Tom Prust
Green Bay
Gerald Kreitzman
Rock River of
Sue Wills
Vicki Ingwell
Mary Lienhardt
Mt. Horeb
Rainbow Girls
Stewart Chapter
Wisconsin AAA adviser named vice president at national meeting
Glenn W. Stephens of Madison, chairman of the Wisconsin Division AAA advisory board, was elected a vice president of the American Automobile Association at its annual meeting in Toronto.
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AAA
Toronto
Glenn W. Stephens
Madison
Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
Tinker Swiss Cottage Opens To Public In Rockford
Historic Tinker Swiss Cottage at 411 Kent Street Rockford Illinois dates from 1855 and sits on a limestone bluff over Kent Creek. The 20 room home contains original furnishings and decorations once owned by Robert H Tinker mayor of Rockford in 1875. Open 2 to 5 p.m. on Wednesday Thursday Saturday Sunday. other times by appointment. Restored and run by a nonprofit with public support.
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Rockford
Illinois
Tinker
Kent Street
Kent Creek
Rock River
Robert H. Tinker
Governor Signs Broad Wisconsin Law Package
Gov. Reynolds signs multiple measures in Madison. The actions permit towns and villages to buy voting machines without a referendum. Other provisions target pheasant farm trespass damages, allow courts to revoke licenses of sex offenders, set a $5 appeal filing fee, exempt ski lodges serving liquor from under 21 rules, and grant villages urban redevelopment powers.
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Madison
Reynolds Vetoes Three Measures In Wisconsin
Gov Reynolds vetoed three bills including a trucker income tax apportionment plan that would set identical percentages for audits, a change allowing town meetings on dates other than the first Tuesday in April, and a business development corporation measure he criticized for lacking regulatory provisions.
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Madison
Reynolds
Business Development Corporation
Forfeit Bonds In Dark Haul Of Mobile Homes
Frank E. Herlein and Harland A. Fuchs of Route 3 Monroe forfeited bonds of 300 each in Freeport after Stevenson County Sheriff Donald Scofield charged them with hauling illegal mobile homes into Freeport from Monroe under cover of darkness. They were arrested on three counts each for towing a trailer after dark without a permit.
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Frank E. Herlein
Harland A. Fuchs
Route 3
Monroe
Freeport
Stephenson County
Donald Scofield
Arrests in Freeport as overlength mobile home trailer case unfolds
Herlein was arrested while unloading a 12x65 trailer at a mobile home lot in Freeport. Fuchs was stopped on a rural road west of Freeport while driving an overwidth trailer.
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Herlein
Freeport
Fuchs
Mrs. Taylor Plans To Reside in Florida
Mrs. Tracy Taylor will move to Bradenton Florida after visiting her son Vernon in Zanesville Ohio. She sold her house to Harry Dobler and members of the WSCS hosted a surprise farewell party with a going away gift.
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Orangeville
Tracy Taylor
Vernon
Zanesville
Bradenton
Fla
Orangeville Scouts to Hold Court of Honor
Boy Scout Troop 24 will hold a Court of Honor at 8 p.m. Monday in the American Legion Home. Four Eagle Scouts will be honored and individual merit badges and advancements will be awarded.
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Orangeville
Boy Scout Troop
American Legion
Albany Library Brick Laying Starts on Oak Street
Brick laying begins on Albany's new library building on Oak Street between Water and Mechanic after a delay awaiting brick delivery.
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Albany
Oak Street
Monroe Girl Scouts Seek Community Support to Grow Program
The Monroe Girl Scout unit highlights 495 registered Scouts served by 105 adults. District I leaders coordinate camping, training, and community service with local clubs and organizations. The group seeks funding from the United Fund to reach a $3,200 target within a $20,950 budget.
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United Fund
The
Woman’s Club
the Legion and
VFW Auxiliary
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Rotary Club
the Jaycettes
Alpha Zeta Sorority
Loyal Order of Moose
Girl Scouts of
Monroe
George Barry
Archie Myers
Joan Wise
Beloit
Monticello
Juda
Brodhead
Evansville
Badger Council
John Bruni
Alvin Babler
Badger Council of Girl Scouts
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Marco’s
Butter and Beverage
Chinyoawe Chit
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Wood & Coal
Robert Salzwedel
Leland Lamboley
Arthur Roethe
Walter Kuebli
R. Finley Barry
Kenneth Mayer
Edward Zupane
Kiwanis
Monroe Day Camp
Birchwood
Hayward
Scout
Twin Lakes
Mich
Heinz
New Planta Bread
Ition
Oscar Mayers E Bologna
Mery
Ous Ieee
Weet
Buick
Fisher
Badger Motors
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