Last Rites Held For Mrs. Lola H. Welch
Funeral and burial services were held in Savanna, Illinois, for Lola H. Welch born March 6, 1889 a former Savanna resident who died at her Browntown home. Survivors include sister Bertha Swingley and nephews Donald and Robert Sites in military service. She had worked at Savanna Ordnance Depot and later at United Telephone in South Wayne before moving to Browntown.
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Browntown
Lola H. Welch
Savanna
Lola H. Sites
Savanna Township
Charles Welch
Savanna Ordnance Depot
South Wayne
United Telephone Co. Exchange
Bertha Swingley
Donald
Robert Sites
California
James
Welch
Theda Mau
John Hirsch
Isadore Smith
Monroe
Cora Bock
Mau
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
Local society notes listing visits across Orangeville Janesville Monroe Dodgeville and Fairfeld with dates and names including Lulu Kuhnke Rue ben Elmer Beckman family and Roger Bauman gathering. The piece ends with rental advertisement and Monroe Evening Times contact for placing ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Kuhnke
Rueben
Orangeville
Frank Culles
Brodhead
A. B. Hartwick
Monroe
John Culles
St. Clare Hospital
L. S. Brown
Dodgeville
Melvin Nickel
Caravilla
Nickels
Ellsworth Binger
Lydia Marean
Jordan
Janesville
Franklin Siedschlag
Madison
Roger Bauman
Russell Bauman
Herman Bauman
Virgil
Juda
Lena Bauman
Paul Bauman
Fairfield
Owen Beckman
Elmer Beckman
Clarno
Robert Pull
Green County Salad Contestant Demonstrates Luncheon Chicken Salad
Mrs Peter Streiff of New Glarus will be Green County's district dairy salad contestant in the TV event on Thursday October 22 over WKOW Madison Telecasting. She will show a Luncheon Chicken Salad with cream cheese and sour cream dressing. she and her husband farm near New Glarus with a Brown Swiss herd. Their three daughters Lynette Streiff Mrs William Higgins and Mrs Arthur Colvin live in the area, plus five grandchildren.
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Peter Streitf
New Glarus
Green County
Wkow-Tv
Madison
Streiff
William Higgins
International Agricultural Program
Arthur Colvin
Monroe
Lynette Streiff
Streiffs
Stoughton Man Hurt In County Auto Crash
Harold A. Kopke, 34, of Stoughton, suffered a possible jaw fracture in a two car crash on Highway 59, a mile southwest of Albany, at about 4:40 p.m. yesterday and remained hospitalized in Stoughton. Lawrence H. Schwartz, 60, of Monticello, was driving the other vehicle and pulled onto the highway, rear ending Kopke after the Schwartz car was hit from the rear near the intersection with a town road just east of the Quint farm.
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Harold A. Kopke
Stoughton
Albany
Kopke
Lawrence H. Schwartz
Monticello
Schwartz
Quint Farm
Warren Girl Named On Magazine Board Warr
Julie Ann Balbach of Warren is named to Farm Journal magazine's teen board for the coming year. She is active in Future Homemakers of America, cheerleading, band, and Student Council at Warren High School. She was chosen as sweetheart of the local Future Farmers of America chapter.
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Ren
Julie Ann Balbach
Carson Balbach
Warren
Farm Journal Magazine
Julie
Future Homemakers of America
Warren High School
Future Farmers of America
Comprehensive Clothing Sale Includes Men and Boys Wear
For sale an assortment of men s suits sport coats trousers jackets overalls and pajamas. Also boys shirts sweaters jackets trousers and sex. Drapes all ties hurricane lamps nurses white stockings sweaters all kinds and children s clothing. Ladies and girls dresses all sizes. Nice full selection rack of price clothing 25 cents and up uniforms diaper bags tap shoes.
Vedanta Temple in Hollywood An Island of Tranquility
Hollywood's Vedanta Temple sits near a noisy freeway as a tranquil oasis. Swami Prabhavananda leads a monastic community that hosts thrice daily meditation and weekly lectures. The temple complex includes offices, a bookstore, and gardens, with teachings drawn from the Vedas and figures like Aldous Huxley and Christopher Isherwood cited as influences.
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Hollywood
Vedanta Society
Aldous Huxley
John van Druten
Christopher Isherwood
Vedanta
Swami Prabhavananda
India
New Railroad Strike Threat Looms For Monday
Washington reports new railroad labor action threats as six AFL CIO unions with 150 000 members demand job protection amid shrinking employment. Management says no formal strike notices have been served yet, though talks of walkout persist.
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Washington
White House
Afl-Cio
Deputies Plan Scout Camporee Safety Demonstrations
Green County Law Enforcement Association met to arrange range assistance for shooting practice and safety demonstrations at a Valley District Boy Scout camporee at Altman’s pit. The event runs Saturday and Sunday September 26 and 27 with targets, supervision, and a morning safety talk by Harold A. Pederson.
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Green County Law Enforcement Association
Altman’s
Harold ,A. Pederson
Soviet Economy Chief Seeks Profits Index Reform
museUm the economic chief of the republic backs reform to make profits the index of factory performance. Sergei Afanasyev, chairman of the republics economic council, supports the plan as thousands rely on oil classifieds ads for daily problems.
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Sergei Afanasyev
Pravda Praises Reform Move Aiming at Factory Profits
The article in Pravda argues for sweeping reforms in the economic system. It promotes eliminating many detailed state plan targets to allow factory bosses to seek profits. It frames the move as a step toward greater efficiency within the socialist economy.
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Communist Party
Pravda
Platteville Restores Water Fluoridation Vote
Platteville mayor L. C. Kindschi cast a tiebreaking vote to restore fluoridation to the city water system after a years old referendum. The council also approved an advisory referendum for November 4 on granting a cable franchise for voluntary resident use at a rental fee to be operated by a private party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
L. C. Kindschi
Camp Named Speaker For Watershed Group
The Honey Creek Watershed will meet Monday night at 8 at the Ullom school. Richard Camp assistant district forester will speak and show a color film Life in the Deciduous Forest. Lunch will be served. Natives of the Bahamas beat the long leaves of the cactus like sisal plant into hemp, dye it and weave it into baskets belts and hats.
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Camp
Honey Creek
Ullom School
Richard Camp
Bahamas
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Mrs. Welch
Mabel E. Bauer
Peter Streiff
Warr
Thrifty
14Th Avenue
Christ
God
Soviet Economy Chief
Lanz Insurance
Chuck Roast
USS
Conon
U.S
Braunschweiger
G.W. Sugar
Pribury
Ker
del Monte
Morton Saif
Heinz Catsup
Kelloga
Kellogg's Rice Krispies
Jesa County
Avondale
Hillsdale
Jeno's Pizza
Eazz
Pillsbury
Kroger
Kroger Ice Gream
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