Yule Vacation Planed For New High School Move
The Board of Education authorized starting equipment setup in the main classroom building next month with a goal to move into the new high school during Christmas holidays. The plan includes opening classes January 5 and sharing council provided furniture costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Joyce Moen
James Lovelace
Lloyd Nielsen
T. R. Holyoke
Walter Frenzl
Peter Christianson
Racine
Monroe Country Club
Leslie G. Kindschi
Perle
Doris Guess
North Adams
Mass
Mauerman Hurt In Area Mishap
George Mauerman, 49, of 2021 11th Street, sought treatment at St. Clare hospital after a traffic crash two miles south of Orangeville on Highway 26. He was pinned in his overturned car until a farmer with a tractor and end loader righted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mauerman
11Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Orangeville
Mauerman
Roger Mains
Cedarville
Mavis
State Cheese Market Reports Steady Conditions in Wisconsin
The Madison Wisconsin market shows a fully steady state with fair to good demand. Large style offerings are adequate while small styles vary. cheddars and blocks cited with specific price ranges. Swiss top grades steady with C and D firmer and ample top-grade supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
National Debt Reaches New High Towards Record
The National Debt rises to 280.487 billion dollars surpassing previous years, with Treasury figures show gross public debt and guaranteed obligations up to that level last Friday. The 1955 year end peak was 280.821 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Hunters Hear Pheasant Report At Green County Meet
Green County Conservation League holds its annual meeting at Bluff View Park near Brodhead to preview the 1958 pheasant season. Clarence R. Benkett outlines stocking on public grounds while Ray L. Beckman notes a 44 day season may affect ringneck populations. Lester Voigt will speak as ten directors are elected and new county warden Pete Rinsul is introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Conservation League
Bluff View Park
Brodhead
Green County
Clarence R. Benkett
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Ringneck
Ray L. Beckman
League
Conservation Commission
Lester Voigt
Conservation Department
James Schwoegler
Soil Conservation Service Office
Pete Rinsul
Poynette
New County
Use of Lincoln Gym For Youth Programs Arranged
Supt. D. J. Huenink told the Board of Education that Lincoln gym will host Saturday night Youth Center activities of the recreation department while pending permanent quarters. He noted only Oct. 25 is booked for a 4-H Club dance, as both Lincoln and High School gyms are fully booked for after school and evening activities including Boy Scout Troops Orchesis Hi-Ys square dances basketball and various clubs through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Huenink
Board of Education
Lincoln
Recreation Department
Park Board
Huenink
The
Jaycees
Casey Stengel Signs Terms for Two Years
NEW YORK. Casey Stengel today signed a new two year contract to manage the world champion New York Yankees through 1960. No salary figures were announced but it was believed the 68 year old Stengel would receive in the neighborhood of between $75,000 and $80,000 for each of the next two years. His salary was believed to have called for $70,000 in each of the last two seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Navy radio scientists report Sputnik III bounce on radar
Washington officials say occasional signals on less sensitive receivers resemble a new Soviet satellite but are confident the reading is simply the Sputnik III signal bouncing off space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Youth Council Votes to Survey Church Recreation Facilities
The Youth Council agreed to survey recreation facilities in city churches and decide activities to permit or prohibit. They plan to report to students, seek advisory vote, and then propose a recommendation to the Park Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Monroe
Wells
Karen Wagner
Jerry Boyer
Beth Ambrose
Thomas Marean
Tana Loveland
United Fund Drive Reaches 14 Percent in City
Alvin Babier, campaign chairman, reports 14 percent of the $18,680 United Fund quota has been raised as the drive starts house to house canvassing Monday. Residential solicitation will begin next week under Mrs. Nathan Goetz with business firm pledges encouraged to avoid duplication. Speakers are available to explain the fund’s aims and area solicitors will collect pledges and funds at banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Babier
United Fund Campaign
Babier
Babler
United Fund
Monroe
Bombing case widens as five men held in Atlanta group
Police say they hold clues to a secret anti Jewish bombing ring. Wallace H Allen, crippled, denies knowledge as detectives find Nazi graffiti and anti Semitic literature at his home. George Michael Bright, 35, and three Atlanta residents remain in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
R. E. Little
Wallace H. Allen
George Michael Bright
Allen
Bright
Robert A. Bowling
Luther King Corley
Kenneth Chester Griffin
Scout Campaign To Start Oct 21
The U S Grant Council Boy Scout finance campaign begins October 21 with ten district communities. Monroe drive will join the United Fund effort. District chairs are Louis A Koenig and Fred Feutz Jr. The goal is 7610 and drives will be led in Cadiz, Wayne, Gratiot, Argyle, Blanchardville, New Glarus, Washington, Mt. Pleasant, Decatur, and Sylvester-Jefferson Townships by listed chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Monroe
United Fund
Louis A. Koenig
Fred Feutz Jr
Valley
Cadiz Township
Gerald Swiggum
Wayne
Wiota
Merrill Holloway
Gratiot
Laverne Griffits
Argyle
James Ramseier
Blanchardville
Eldon Hird
New Glarus
Fred Meyer
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Rev
A. R. Achtemeier
Elmer Runaas
Decatur
Guy Pierce
Sylvester-Jefferson
Otto Bacher
Catholic nun dies in Milwaukee highway toll rise
The Associated Press reports Sister Mary Judine, 48, Milwaukee, died of injuries after being struck by a car while crossing a downtown street. Sister Mary Vianney suffered a broken arm and head cuts. The death pushes Wisconsin's 1958 highway toll to 627, compared with 698 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Mary Judine
Milwaukee
Mary Vianney
Bodyguard dies Chicago veteran Callaghan obituary
Thomas Callaghan, 73, former U S Secret Service chief in Chicago and bodyguard to five presidents, died today. He retired from the Secret Service in 1945 and from a Chicago manufacturing firm last February due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas Callaghan
U.S
Secret Service
Firemen To Host Mutual Aid Group Meeting
Monroe volunteer fire department to host a Mutual Aid Fire Protection District meeting at the North Side park on Argyle road. Fire Chief Jennings of Truax Field Madison expected with reserve truck for oil fire demonstration. Willis Theiler Brown town president and Ray Montgomery secretary lead arrangements. Dance co chairs Rog er Voelkh and Lester Bacon set for Nov 28 as the department marks a centennial year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mutual Aid Fire Protective District
New North Side Park
Old Argyle Road
Jennings
Truax Field
Madison
Willis Theiler
Browntown
Aid
Ray Montgomery
St. John’s
Police and Fire Commission
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Josef J. Benkert
Benkert
Four-man Lebanese Cabinet Forms Peaceful End to Beirut Turmoil
A new four-man cabinet from Lebanon's main factions was formed, bringing immediate calm to Beirut. A general shop strike ended, business districts reopened, and armed groups began dismantling barricades as fears of Muslim Christian clashes subsided. The government cannot fix long-term issues but may ease tempers and permit political settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Stock Market Recovers Then Slips From Peak Trading
New York stocks opened with heavy trading as copper and steel shares led an early rebound from Tuesday's drop. The market, initially strong, saw gains pared as the first rally faded with mixed fractional moves across key issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monticello Area 4-H Honors Are Announced
Nancy Burgy and Richard Freitag named achievement girl and boy for the New Glarus Monticello 4-H area at Belleville high school. Burgy, UW student, contributes to beef and home grounds. Freitag, Monticello high senior, active in crops dairy and conservation and previously won the area junior award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Burgy
Richard Freitag
Glarus-Monticello
Belleville
Miss Burgy
Fred T. Burgy
Route 1
Monticello
University of Wisconsin
Washington Center Club
Freitag
Marvin Freitag
Monticello High School
Little Hill High Club
Dwight Hoesly
Linda Nyhus
Nancy Schindler
Vicki Svendsen
Jimmy Fahey
Carol Klassy
David Hustad
JoAnn Albertson
Sylvia Winden
Cheryl Zentner
Carol Hustad
Candace Buehl
Alice Carroll
Lynette Duerst
Darrell Bollig
Jerry Albertson
Ronald Paulson
Roger Ace
Nancy Chesebro
Dwight Truttmann
Phillip Johnson
Linda Schiesser
Duane Bollig
William Hefty
Robert Schlittler
Swiss Dog Receives Citizenship Papers and Lives on Farm
Ulma V. Saulamt, a year old St. Bernard from Switzerland, became an American citizen by receiving AKC registration papers. Brought to Monroe by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meier Sr. from a litter of six, Alma joined their family after being crated in the plane baggage hold. The dog’s pedigree and import details reflect the three generation requirement for registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulma V
United States
South Dakota
Alma
Ed Rodel
Ottenbach
Canton Zurich
Switzerland
Monty Claims Victory Delayed by Hesitation and Plan
In life magazine excerpt, Field Marshal Montgomery says Allied hesitation and strategy disputes kept World War II in Europe from ending earlier in 1945. A German general concurs the defeat could have come five months sooner. Montgomery asserts a ready plan existed after the Normandy breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Britain
Montgomery
Germany
Normandy
France
Mayor Egan Arrested After Five Hour Jail Stay
Aurora Illinois mayor Paul Egan was jailed overnight after a clash with Police Chief Donald Curran at a citizen meeting. Egan faced disorderly conduct charges and remained in a jail cell for about five hours until a $200 bond was posted for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ill
Paul Egan
Egan
Donald Curran
America
Russia
Curran
Khrushchev
Five Year Jail Bond Passes in Green County
Green County Board approves contracts totaling 180 155 for a new jail building amid a 26 to 5 vote with one abstention. The project, after over three years of study and zoning disputes, moves toward construction in the northeast city area near the highway shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Monroe
T. Roy Everson
Emmett Norton
Victor N. Schiller
Joseph D. Viney
Walter Speich
Myron I. Stair
Lucius Smith
Fred Glauser
Leland Heitz
Sylvester
State Industrial Commission
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Joseph Kuhne
John Steinmann
Monticello
Joshua Hoesly
Gilbert Hoesly
Pierce
Hoesly
Third Ward
C. S. Pierce
Lafayette County
Darlington
William Sullivan
Green County Hospital
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John J. Burkhard
Burkhard
Lhe Street
Postal Department
A. R. Steele
Lincoln Gym
Youth Council
Miss Loveland
Betty Vincent
Bill Burkhardt
Janis Park
Bob Jones
David Stauffacher
John Fritsch
Susy Simpson
Karen Brege
Board
Mrs
Nathan Goetz
Toettelse Phettu
Monty
Life Magazine
Aurora Police
Kahne
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