Why Board chose not to rebuild Lincoln school
The board rejected rebuilding Lincoln due to space limits for 75 Northside students and 22 library users, unsafe top floor spaces, need to eliminate rooms for storage and support, and high heat loss from extensive glass. Site lacks grass and safe pickup for students amid busy streets, while required upgrades and future expansion make the building unusable for elementary use.
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Lincoln
Northside
Public Library
Davenport
Iowa
Hiawatha
Browntown
Lincoln PTA Meeting and School Referendum Talk
A Lincoln School PTA meeting is planned for Monday at 7 30 in Monroe High School Lecture Hall. Dr Burnell Smith superintendent of schools will present information on the coming school referendum and answer questions. A public meeting follows at Browntown school Tuesday Dec 11 at 7 30 with Dr Smith speaking on school building proposals.
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Lincoln School
PTA
Monroe High School
Burnell Smith
Browntown
Browntown social notes and area Thanksgiving visits
A crowded Browntown social roundup lists numerous Thanksgiving and weekend visits across nearby towns. Residents from Darlington Monroe South Wayne Juda and beyond share meals and hospitality, with many journeys to see relatives in Wisconsin and Illinois.
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John Roethlisberger
Nick Willys
Darlington
Lyle Samson
Winslow
Ill
Marvin Sandley
Oscar Samson
Thomas Phillips
Edwin Chapin
Browntown
Margaret Tuescher
South Wayne
Ragna Halverson
Jesse Rude
B.E. Maddrell
Elwin Maddrell
Gene
Madison
Mae Middleton
Wade Phillips
Juda
Milton Busjahn
Clara Maaske
Max Wyssbrod
Glenn Baker
Morrison
Lillian Schneider
Monroe
Monticello
Clarence Miller
Silver View 4H Plans Roller Skating Party
The Silver View 4H Club held a November meeting at Edwin Kernen’s home to plan a roller skating party on January 9 from 7 30 to 9 30 p.m. at the Blue Star Rink Nonroe. Public invited. Junior Leaders paired with Adult Leaders. 4 H pencils given to members from last year. Refreshments by the Kernen family. January meeting set for Wilbert Christen home.
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Silver View
Silver View 4H
Edwin Kernen
Blue Star
Nonroe
Kernen
Wilbert Christen
Next Week's School Menus Or at Orangeville High and Grade Schools
Orangeville High School lists daily meals including barbecued items corn carrots celery sticks and fruit desserts through Friday. Grade School entries feature chili lasagna hamburgers chicken noodle casserole and cheese sandwiches with sides and milk.
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Orangeville High School
Obituary notices for Oliver Walmer and Oscar V Lingg
Obituaries note Oliver Walmer died Saturday at 90 with services in Newcomer Funeral Home on Tuesday. Burial at Hillcrest Cemetery Albany. Oscar V Lingg, 68, died Sunday. services in Stnessy Funeral Home and St Victor's Church with burial Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers and honoraries listed. service details include monroe, Lena, Winslow, and mineral point connections.
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Oliver Walmer
Oscar V. Lingg
17Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Stnessy
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Wilfred Shea
Ben Blaser
Charlotte
Calvary Cemetery
Walter Donovan
Edwin Rufenacht
Fred Stettler
Roy Robichaux
Monroe
Daryle Shadle
Winslow
Hans Seigler
Lena
Albert Appert
Mineral Point
Joe Schwarzenberger
Fred Richiger
Franz Camenzind
Joe Gahwiler
Oscar Wyss
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IMC
OSHA
Mrs. Theda Mau
Dale Mingo
Pleasant Valley
Elmer Thorson
Herman Halverson
Robert Benson
Elsie Soddy
Franklin
Gayle Soddy
Albert Goepfert
W. G. Mau
Terry
Jim
Margaret Huber
Theda Mau
Albert Ellis
Friendship
Clifford Miller
Kenneth Connerty
Effie Vickers
Homer Smith
Richard Bernson
Peoria
Harry Hough
Lawrence Rowe
Warren
Vickers
Milo Rundle Woodford
Phillip Rundle
Myron Rundle
Zion
Frederick Kundert
Neenah
Ralph J. Kunderts
Monroe- Browntown
Sylvan Kneubuehls
Orangeville
Dakota
Bronco Boosters
Fresh-Soph
J-V
Stockton
Citizen Committee
Scout Council
Durand
JV Lanark
Albany
Chevrolet
Parker Club Aanien
Lady Sunbeam TV
Lold
Hagg
Mighty Tonka Dump
9Th Street
Wisconsin
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