Swiss cheese market firm as scores rise at Wisconsin meet
The Swiss cheese market firm with higher prices for most grades except grinders by Oct. 20. Wisconsin state brand 47-50 cents, grade B 42-44, grade C 38-41, grinders 33-34. Exhibits at the Wisconsin Cheesemakers association completion awarded Werner Zimmerman 97% and Gottlieb Oberholzer 97 1/4 with multiple other scores listed. Walter Minnig won top limburger with 96 3/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Steuri
Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ Association
Werner Zimmerman
Wood-Andrews
Lafayette County
Gottlieb Oberholzer
Maple Leaf Factory
Albany
Fred Ochsner
Juneau
Casper Furrer
Hollandale
Newell B. Smith
Monroe
Fred Krebs
Ernst Hilfiker
Rice Lake
Ernest Ringgenberg
Barneveld
Walter Schild
Juda
Walter Jegerlahner
Darlington
Gottfried Wirtz
Argyle
Walter Minnig
Silver- Lewis Factory
Monticello
Blanchardville Social Notes From Mrs McGuigan
Local society page reports newly elected Lutheran church league officers including Lowell Kleven as president and Donald Berg as vice president. Many residents and visitors attend birthdays baptisms hospitalizations travel updates and community events across Blanchardville and surrounding towns.
New Design Farm Spreader By Knight Attracts Attention
Brodhead inventor Stanley Knight showcases a versatile all steel two wheel spreader with removable beaters and a power take-off that converts to a wagon in minutes. Knight has demonstrated it locally after a Rockford trial and seeks mass production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Stanley Knight
Brodhead
Rockford
Iowa
Albany Way
Illinois
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce
Browntown by Mrs C L Crago
Miss Sylvia Whitehead of Freeport Elwin and Lou Whitehead were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Maria Whitehead in Browntown local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Sylvia Whitehead
Freeport
Elwin
Lou Whitehead
Maria Whitehead
Attack on 15-Year-Old Girl Leads to Suspect's Arrest
A 15-year-old girl was slugged and stabbed by an assailant who was captured after screams brought help. Police detained a man described as a Negro, and the girl was taken to County Emergency hospital with a possible fractured jaw and a minor stab wound to the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
County Emergency
Homemakers Meet at Richland Host Home
The Richland homemakers met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Kenneth Stauffacher's home with co host Mrs. Harold Bear. Miss Lydia Woelfli and Mrs. Alfred Baumgartner led the landscape lesson. Guests included Mrs. John Koehner and Mrs. John Stauffacher. The next meeting is set for November 17 at Mrs. Carl Miller's home.
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Richland
Kenneth Stauffacher
Harold Bear
Lydia Woelfli
Alfred Baumgartner
John Koehner
John Stauffacher
Carl Miller
Monticello Homemakers Plan Fun Night
The Monticello Homemakers club met with co-hostesses Mrs. J. W. Barlow Mrs. Marvin Freitag and Mrs. Adam Duerst. A landscaping lesson was given by Mrs. Steinmann and Mrs. Youngreen. A citizenship report on new school laws was presented and plans for a Nov 12 Fun night were reported. Refreshments were served to 14 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Washington Town Hall Meeting Sees New Members Enroll
Eighteen members and three guests attended the Washington Town Hall Homemakers gathering in Monticello with Mrs. Fred Blum. Mrs. Stauffer and Mrs. Schlittler joined. lessons covered landscaping and school laws. fun night planning discussed. November meeting set with Mrs. Clarence Elmer Jr.
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Washington Town Hall
Monticello
Herman Blum
John Stauffer
Herman Schlittler
Washington Town Hall Homemakers
Fred Blum
Stauffer
Schlittler
Ernest Strause
Clarence Elmer Jr
Waldo Zimmerman
Frank Loveland
Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting at Mrs Priewe Home
The Friendly Neighbors Homemakers Club gathered Thursday afternoon at 1307 19th Street hosted by Mrs. Leland Priewe. Members discussed flowers and plants, heard a citizenship report on school laws, and received a project lesson on home grounds improvement and landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors
Friendly Neighbors Homemakers Club
Leland Priewe
19Th Street
Ray Streiff
Fred Flick
Mt Pleasant Homemakers Awarded for Ode Writing
Mrs Harvey Milbrandt received an iron at Mt Pleasant Home Makers Club meeting with Mrs Jake Schultz for a winning ode. Roll call cited household problems. Mr Marvey Milbrandt and Mrs Ralph Kubly taught landscaping. Mrs James Dooley gave citizenship report. Mrs Schultz served refreshments for 27 members and one guest, Miss Norma Christen. Want ads noted as big producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Monticello
Harvey Milbrandt
Mr. Pleasant Homemakers Club
Jake Schultz
Marvey Milbrandt
Ralph Kubly
James Dooley
Schultz
Norma Christen
Madison Wisconsin Junior Livestock Exposition Opens Monday
More than 1350 animals from Green County and 22 counties enter the 34th annual Wisconsin Junior Livestock Exposition at the University stock pavilion Madison beginning Monday. Lambs swine and beef cattle judged with public auctions. music from local bands. John W. Ruff of Monroe sells a Holstein bull. A new oat Shelby developed at Iowa and USDA tests yields high in Wisconsin. Don's Bell Cells Brown Swiss cow, Frank F. Ochsner, Dakota, records 13267 pounds milk and 533.90 pounds butterfat in 305 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
University Stock Pavilion
Madison
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders Association
New Glarus High School
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin
Shelby
H.C. Murphy
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
USDA
H. L. Shands
University of Wisconsin Agronomist
Anthony
Bond
Clinton
Bonda
Mindo
Benton
Don’s Bell Cells
Frank F. Ochsner
Dakota
Shadow in the Keyhole Children’s Short Tale Ends Unsolved
A bedtime tale follows Sandy who discovers a talking shadow lacking a body. After taping the shadow to his shoes, it gets stuck in a keyhole inside his mother’s desk. The shadow fades into the hole and remains trapped as Sandy keeps the secret. Sunday and Monday death notices list local names and addresses.
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Sandy
Albany Social Notes Reflect Visits and Birthday
Albany news records visits by Dr. E O Osborne and Rev Jack Waldrep with family in New Orleans Blair and other towns. A Sugar River gathering honors Gerald Hanson on his eighteenth birthday. Cpl Mary Balcheli returns to Scott Field after furlough. Mrs Jane Flint comes home from Evansville visit.
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E. O. Osborne
South
L. L. Weissmiller
New Orleans
Albany
Jack Waldrep
Blair, Ga
Sugar River Colony
Gerald Hanson
Henry Disch
Evansville
Ankor Hanson
Footville
A. A. Anderson
Vance Anderson
Terry
William Steindorf
Madison
C. R. Silver
Charles Silver
Leola
S. D
Mary Balcheli
Scott Field
Ill
Gottlieb Waelcheli
WAC
Jane Flint
Frank Francis
Ruth
Homecoming, Guests, and Birth Announcements Across Communities
Miss Maxine Miller attended Whitewater homecoming last week. Several families from Juda, Gratiot, Monroe, and Madison visited or hosted events, with Dr. Ezra Roth of Milwaukee as guest speaker at the Baptist church. The list includes table games, honors won by Mrs. E E Ronspiez and others, birth of David Russell to Russell Miller of Walworth, and weekend visits among local families amid a death in the Klingbeil family.
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The
Lutheran Church League
Lowell Kleven
Donald Berg
Volberg Kolden
Clifford Lien Jr
Audrey Watrud
Pocket Testament League
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
Thelma Erickson
W. H. Robb
Oscar Schindler
H. A. Disrud
East
Canada
Gifford Kittleson
Birchwood
Daniel Johnson
Mmes
William Carter
Obert Runden
Gilman Severson
Harold M. Johnson
Maria Runden
Anna Strang
Viroqua
Joseph Spani
William Buckingham
Harold Buchrud
Buchrud
Anna Marie
Mary Runden
Dale Frederick
Herbert Klassy
York Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul Thompson
Clara Lion
Anton Liens
St. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Colo
Johnson and McDermott Contracting Co
Highland
George Miller
Greenwood
Arleigh Olson
Kyle Folkedahl
River Falls
Susan Folkedahl
Beulah
G. L. Hogan
Gays Mills
James Joyce
Boscobel
Milwaukee Democratic
Henry Stiner
H. F. Huseth
Lake Mills
Emma Betrum
Wis
Ben Hermanson
Messrs
Lyle Johnson
Carolyn Hermanson
Madison Lloyd Junge
Glen
Madison
Arthur Holmes
Rockford
Ellen Martin
Hayward
Carrie Emheusen
Bennie
Millard
Everett
Karl Franzen
Alton
Argyle
Carl Radhel
Brooklyn
Andrew Ayen
Phil Paulson
la Crosse
O. S. Paulson
Freeport
New Glarus
Myron Berg
Marily
Martin Hefty
Larry
Duane
Bertha Vamstad
Vamstad
Ted Tollackson
Beatrice
Everett Wild Home
Monroe
E. J. Barber
James McCue
J. L. Steensland
Colden
Hollandale
Thomas Burns
Homer U’ren
Mineral Point
James Burns
Shulisburg
W. J. McGuigan
F. E. Barber
Stevie
Donald Meade
Beloit
Ollie Steensland
Ed Jeglum
Atty
Steensland
Thomas Cavanaugh
Milwaukee
Ricky Lyngaas
Victor Lyngaas
Julia Lyngaas
Paulson
Daniel Parkinson
Daniel
Great Lakes
Blanchardville High School
Dave Hendrickson
Oren Hendrickson
Dodgeville
Blanchardville
Orville Severson
Harry Bishop
Sauk City
Blue River
W. F. Ingwell
Vicki Ingwell
Lena Hanson
Vivian Ingwell
Moritz Krugjohann
F. L. Kingeter
Platteville
Maxine Miller
Whitewater
Earl Hagen
Gratiot
Francis Quinn
Billy
Lester Stephenson
Morris Quinn
Kenneth Quinn
Ralph Frey
Ezra Roth
Baptist Church
Mmes. Merrill
John Waelti
E. E. Ronspiez
Inez Weaver
Jake Jones
Wilmer Coates
Violet Mohns
Reno Mohns
Ervin Klingbeil
Postville
T. L. Newman
Klingbeils
Emil Klingbeil
Brodhead
Otis Lenhart
Forreston
Ill
Claude Walton
Leroy Peterson
Russell Miller
Walworth
David Russell
Miller
Joyce Retzlaff
Juda
Ivan Boyer
Jerry
Lake Bluff, II
Glenn Boyer
Leland Skattum
Mon roe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Invites Youth
Readable social notices list multiple families visiting relatives and staying with friends in Wisconsin towns including Janesville Beloit Rockford Monroe and Chicago. The piece includes invitations to a youth club and several weekend or Sunday visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
1908 Army Deserter Finally Quits Running
Fort Lewis reports 65 year old Ray H Wheaton turning himself in after claiming desertion since October 1908 at Newport News Virginia to avoid duty in Cuba. He enlisted in 1906 at Sioux City Iowa. If confirmed he faces a dishonorable discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lewis
Ray H. Wheaton
Wheaton
Newport News
Cuba
Sioux City, Ia
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Ekene
W. F. McGuigan
State Department of Vocational Education
Yvonne Steketee
Hugo Mayemski
Harry Messenger
Louise Hess
Ethel Helsdon
Mary Shephard
Lloyd Lee
Earl Sherman
Byron, Ill
W. S&s. Bowen
Oregon
Floyd Helsdon
Kay Steketee
Sylvia Helsdon
Thomas Schindler
Joe Graham
Myron Rice
Oxford
Anton Larson
Leroy Vinje
Eloise Larson
Stanton Davis
Janesville
Gilma Helmeid
Leroy Erickson
Carol Ella Helmeid
Tena Ula
Fairbanks- Morse Co
Albany High School
Beloit College
Fairbanks
Brodhead Machine and Welding Co
North Woods
Green County Red and Gun Club
News of the Homemakers
Ralph W. Henkel
C.P.A
East Mason Street
North Eighth Street
Sheboygan, Wis
American Institute of Accountants
Mea
John W. Ruff
Sarah L. Wilson
Orangeville
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Happy
Orphan
Karen Rae Albright
23Rd Avenue
Dennis Lee Zimmerman
Beverly Jean Wilde
16Th Avenue
LaVerne George Visger
Kenneth Lee Rufer
Anna Marie Marty
Sandra Kay Burgi
Alvin Elmer Melland
Woodford
Ronald Ivan Arnsmeier
Sharon Rose Selck
Junior Otto Schaedwalt
Orfordville
Gerald Adolph Brunner
Kenneth Frederick Krebs
Patricia Jeanne Blum
Floyd Arlen Coplien
Wabash
Ind
Dennis
Gary Edward Hoff
Sylvia Sue Anderson
Helen Marie Wunschel
Richard Arthur Keehn
Linda Kay Phillips
Janeen Wellenkotter
F. Paul Ashby Jr
12Th Street
Vicki Lynn Jenny
Belleville
Linda Marie ‘Siegenthaler
Postoffice
Ray May
Emma Johnson
Vivian
Chicago
Stella Haman
Gertrude Newman
Louise Pinnow
St. Clare Hospital
Earl Feldt
Lawrence Hartwig
Edward Hartwig
Edward Stech
Lester Shelton
E. L. Fries
Donald Peterson
Ann Martin
Ramona
Ralph Strausser
Victor Marean
Darrell Alexander
Ivan Arnsmeier
Raymond Arnsmeiers
Davis
Ralph Weaver
William Chambers
Henry Steihm
Lester Behling
Rose Behling
Oconto
Lee Reasa
Just
Oliver
McCormick Deering
Wii
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Kably Paint Store
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