New Glarus Fair Winners Listed
Winners in the pure bred dairy class included Tom Anderson and Judith Anderson with several cows and calves across multiple barns. The display featured dairy, grade cattle, swine, poultry, corn and grain, vegetables and fruits, clothing and foods with top honors awarded to numerous local towns and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Tom Anderson
Dean Streiff
Judith Anderson
Tom Ander
Helen i Bollig
Bellevue
Duane Bollig
Alvin Mueller
Blanchardville
Ni Mara
John Han- Verona
Jerry Rear
Verona
Guernsey
Linda Zentner
Ted Eichelkraut
Monticello
Luther Wyttenbach
Barry Eichelkraut
Eugene Arn
George Ott
Eugene
Patricia Paulson
David Herman
Dorothy Duerst
Don Wyttenbach
Douglas
Paulson
Ted Schneider
Belleville
Gary Elmer
James Argue
Ronnie Zimmerman
Kenneth Zimmerman
Cary Schneider
Frank Schiesser
Buehla Argue
Patsy Palmer
Patricia Elmer
Janice Marty
Helen Bollig
Kathleen Disch
Arthur Marty
Oswald Zentmer
Lorene Feichelkraut
Paris Schneider
Missing Katyn Massacre Document Sparks Army Search
The U S Army disclosed a top secret report on the 1940 Katyn massacre of Polish officers may be lost. A substitute memory memo by Lt. Col. John H. Van Vliet Jr. was released as the original paper vanished during a search begun after requests from citizens, groups, and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John H. van Vliet, Jr
van Vliet
Korea
Katyn Forest
Smolensk
Russia
Katyn
Clayton Bissell
Army
Congress
New Glerys by Mrs Arthur A Doyle and local social notes
Gilbert Ott attended the national pony sale in Janesville on Saturday. Mr and Mrs William Hunecke of New York will depart after two weeks with relatives including Mr and Mrs Emil Kaeser. Mrs Hunecke is Georgiana Kaeser. Mrs John Dettwiler Monroe and Mrs Anton Stauffacher Huron SD with Fred Dettwiler Monroe visited Thursday afternoon. Charles Tollefson called in Mentor Friday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Voegels and Mrs Fred J Marty were in Monroe Friday. Mmes Marty and Voegeli attended the funeral for Miss Margaret Schiesser. Mmes Alvin Ott and Herman Hefty visited Madison Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ott
Janesville
William Hunecke
New York
Emil Kaeser
Hunecke
Georgiana Kaeser
John Dettwiler
Monroe
Anton Stauffacher
Huron
S. D
Fred Dettwiler
Hursday
Koreans Wear White Mourning Color Long Time
The National Geographic Society notes Koreans wear white most of the time as the mourning color and observe a three year mourning period for close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Green County Records Fourth Traffic Fatality of 1950
The Green County traffic death toll rose to four for 1950 after the weekend death of Henry Aebly Jr. of Monroe township at 76. He was struck by a car driven by Joyce Berg Moen near Adams Township while checking gravel on the road shoulder. Earlier fatalities this year include Thomas Brennan Jr., Enos Weaver, and Mrs. Herman Dittmer, with Wisconsin overall traffic deaths up about ten percent from 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Henry Aebly Jr
Monroe Township
Aebly
Adams Town
Joyce Berg Moen
Argyle
Moen
Thomas Albert Brennan Jr
Monroe
Enos Weaver
Sterling
Ill
Herman E. Dittmer
Wisconsin
Safety Division
Motor Vehicle Department
Elm Sap Clings to Cars Amid Early Fall Leaves
Car owners report elm sap coating auto finishes as premature fall leaves dry quickly and spray washes off easily. A Monroe woman faces spinster status after a superstition involving wedding cake left under her pillow. she did not dream of her intended groom.
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P.S
Monroe
Fall farm sale and cattle purchases noted near Warren
The Spotted Poland China boars bred sows sale at Doubler farms three miles south of Warren is listed for Thursday evening. Ole Sandley of Browntown bought the Brown Swiss bull Marie's Wonder from Fred Ross of Monroe. Green County tobacco growers are being contacted by PMA leaders to gather acreage and production data as national leaf supplies rise and potential marketing quotas loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Warren
Ole Sandley
Browntown
Marie’s Wonder
Fred Ross
Monroe
Green County
PMA
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Secretary of Agriculture
Walter F. Katterhenry
Beloit
Wisconsin Pma
UW Fall Enrollment Drops to About 15 500
The University of Wisconsin in Madison reports fall enrollment near 15 500, a decrease of 2 190 from last year per Registrar Kenneth Little. The decline reflects lower freshman and overall student counts on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Kenneth Little
Wisconsin judge appointment in Lincoln county
Gov Renne bohm announced John E Smith of Tomahawk aged 36 as judge of Lincoln county second municipal court succeeding the late Ellsworth C Smith University of Wisconsin graduate. A second item notes a World Group push at the AFL convention for a federation of nations led by William Nagorsne of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Rennebohm
John E. Smith
Tomahawk
Second
Lincoln County
Smith
University of Wisconsin
Ellsworth C. Smith
Wants World Group
Houston
American Federation of Labor
William Nagorsne
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Federation of Nations
Herd Co-op Plans Institute Meeting
The Green County Herd Improvement Co Op of Monroe invites all customers and interested persons to attend the annual field day of the Wisconsin Scientific Breeding Institute Monday at the stud on state route 30 five miles east of Madison. M H Fohrman USDA will speak at 2 pm on Breeding Better Dairy Cattle Donald McDowell will discuss What's Ahead on Bang's Control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Herd Improvement Co-op
Monroe
Wisconsin Scientific Breeding Institute
Madison
M. H. Fohrman
Bureau of Dairy Industry
USDA
Donald McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
Bang
Green County Dairy Herd Improvement Co-op
Dun Movin Homemakers Meet At Oscar Losey Home
The Dun Movin Homemakers held their first seasonal meeting at 817 22nd Avenue with twelve members and two guests. Mrs John Kubly joined. Verna Kubly showed tour movies. next meeting set for Oct 11 at Charles Frey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun’Movin’ Homemakers Club
Oscar Losey
22Nd Avenue
John Kubly
Verna Kubly
Northwest
Charles Frey
Swiss cheese market steady as prices hold firm
For the week ending September 13 the Swiss cheese market remained barely steady with demand slow and trading limited to current needs. Wisconsin state brand 40 43, grade B 27 40, grade C 35 38, grinders 29 309 per pound f o b at Wisconsin assembling points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Steuri
Madison
F.o.b
Wisconsin
Doctors Join Green County Medical Society Dinner
Dr. John C. Herweg of Monroe and Dr. W. D. Stovall of Brod head were received into the Green County Medical Society at a dinner meeting attended by 19 doctors at the Swiss Wheel last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Herweg
Monroe
W. D. Stovall
Brodhead
Green County Medical Society
VA official dies at his desk in veterans hospital
Dwight Ill. Victor O. Siegler a 48 year old contact man for the U S veterans administration died of a heart ailment yesterday at his desk in the veterans hospital. He was a native of Princeton Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight
Ill
Victor O. Siegler
U. S. Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospital
Princeton
Wis
Modern blast furnace to produce 1500 tons daily
A contemporary blast furnace is projected to yield about 1,500 tons of steel each day, reflecting sizable daily output capacity and industrial scale.
Weather clues shape early winter plans across industries
Business analysts say an early fall and long cold winter would boost waterproof footwear, coal and fuel oil demand, and steel shipments. Figures from Hood Rubber Co. and Standard Oil highlight how weather timing affects sales, refinery readiness, and Great Lakes ore shipments, with late fall and persistent ice delays cited as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Raymond H. Blanchard
Hood Rubber Co
Watertown
Mass
Blanchard
Chester F. Smith
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Sensational tiny hearing aid unveiled for discreet use
A new hearing aid the size of a matchbook, named Unex 200, weighs under 3 ounces and can be worn in a tie or hair. Nichols & Clark, Hathorne Mass, invites readers to request free information about the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols & Clark
Dept
Hathorne
Mass
Ady
Record Crowd Expected At Forreston Sauerkraut Day
Forreston set for a record attendance over 35,000 at the first Sauerkraut Day sponsored by the Forreston American Legion post. Last year’s turnout reached about 32,000 with over two tons of sauerkraut, a ton of wieners and 400 gallons of coffee. another ton of kraut ordered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forreston
Forreston American Legion Post
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Larry Huber
Lynette Streiff
Dick Sarbacher
Dene Mueller
Henry Argue
Marjorie Schneider
Marvin Roatch
William Hillestad
David Hermanson
Gen. J. Lawton Collins
Sen. Chan Guerny
R-Sd
State Armed Services Committee
United Nations
Massacre Data
Arthur A. Doyle
CF Sot de
Ereee
11Th Street
15Th Avenue
News of the Homemakers
Victory Club
Monroe Victory
Otto F. Kiel
James S. Bray
Victor I. Carson
Floyd ©. Pyle
Virgil A. Stauffacher
Edna Janke
Foie
Denmark Cheese Co
Black Creek
E. C. Jepson
Beaver Dam
Albany
The
Missouri Butter and Cheese Institute
Jefferson City, Mo
Business
New York City
Great Lakes
Koil
Ceca Cay
Gardner
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