Rolland Etter Retires From Monroe Store After 3 Generations
Rolland R. Etter retires from Etter's dry goods store, selling his interest to his nephew J. T. (Duke) Etter. The transition, effective Aug. 1, ends a partnership dating to 1953 and shifts full control to Duke Etter, who plans to continue the family business in Monroe. Duke Etter also buys Aunt Mina Etter's half of the building while Uncle Arthur holds the other half in Mississippi.
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J.T
Duke) Etter
Etter
Rolland R. Etter
Duke
J.T. Etter
Times
Monroe
John T. Etter
J. T
Rolland Etter
J. T. Etter Jr
Cleveland
California
Santa Rosa
San Francisco
Goetz Acres
Marvin Siedschlag
Juda
First National Bank
J. T. Etter
John Theodore Etter
New Glarus
Ben Chenoweth
Chenoweth
Frank Chenoweth
Monroe Clinic
Upntil
University of Wisconsin
Army
Akron
Kiwanis Club
Evelyn Ludlow
Willis Ludlow
Willis
Dudley Etter
Phillip Bennett
Duke Etter
France
Germany
England
Kathryn Bowen
Martha
Mary
the Legion
Lions Club
Lions Minstrels
Rolland
Mina Etter
Arthur
Mississippi
Berlin arrival signals Western ties in three day visit
West Germany President Heidrich Luebke arrived in Berlin aboard an American Air Force plane for a three day state visit showing strengthened Western alliance.
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Berlin
West Germany
Heidrich Luebke
Farmers Press NFO Call to Report Unfair Practices
Robert Casper vice president of the National Farmers Organization urged more than 500 farmers at Turner hall to report marketing practices they see as violating federal law. He warned this is only the beginning and pressed for strong enforcement and collective bargaining to regain rural control of pricing.
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Robert Casper
National Farmers Organization
Turner Hall
Casper
Winterid
NFC
Oren + Lee Staley
Corning
Packer
Farmers Union
Classifications Given Local Draft Office Busy Since Callup
The Selective Service office in Wisconsin stays busy as the 32nd Division callup proceeds. Mrs. Clara Ritter, a clerk, notes many inquiries about rules and classifications, address updates, and family details. Board members include Arthur Spoerry Sr., Eugene Meier, Paul Lochner, Jacob Bruni, and Harry Buholzer. Office hours are 8 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm, Monday through Friday. Classifications range from 1-A to 4F and 4C, with deferments for students, agriculture, hardship, and other conditions. Registrants urged to register within five days of turning 18 and to verify liability extensions after age 26.
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Sefecture Service
Wisconsin
Clara Ritter
Arthur Spoerry Sr
Spoerry
Monroe
Eugene Meier
Paul J. Lochner
Jacob Bruni
New Glarus
Harry E. Bunolzer
Lochner
11Th Street
Armed Forces of Public Health Service
Ritter
Wisconsin 32nd Red Arrow to report for federal service
The 32nd Red Arrow Division will report to Fort Lewis, Washington on October 29 for federal service to help preserve peace. About 10,000 guardsmen will inactivate duties in 72 Wisconsin communities starting October 15. Families travel plans are not provided.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Red Arrow
Ft. Lewis
Wash
14Th Corps
Frank Britton
Minneapolis
Ralph Oleson
National Guard Bureau
Washington, D.C
Tornadoes devastate farms in southern Wisconsin areas
A series of tornadoes struck southern Wisconsin Friday damaging farm buildings and injuring Robert Schanto, a 23 year old Whitewater State College student. The first twister hit the Henry Ridge and Gordon Caldwell farms near Whitewater, tearing roofs and demolishing silos. A second tornado from Campbellsport to Greenbush and Glenbeulah destroyed a home and barns. cattle were killed or maimed. A third sighting near Sheboygan did not touch down. Nor man Dick narrowly escaped as his garage was destroyed.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Whitewater
Campbellsport
Fond du Lac
Greenbush - Glenbeulah
Sheboygan County
Sheboygan
Thane Earle
Robert Romey
Oswald Weiland
T the Weiland
Alvin Seefeld
Greenbush
Ed Dick
Norman
Reminder to Turn Back Clocks as Daylight Time Ends
Wisconsin ends daylight saving time at 2 a m Sunday after being on fast time since spring. Autumn in the northern hemisphere arrived at 1 43 a m today as clocks fallback tonight.
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Wisconsin
Guardsmen Drill and Church Service Planned at Armory
Co. B local National Guard unit holds a required day at the Armory tomorrow for federal callup preparations for Pt Lewis Washington. Guards report at 6 a.m. and are dismissed at 3 p.m. Church services, midday mess, laundry and records checks included. Spa ghetti and meat balls on the menu. potential marksmanship if time allows, Capt. ae C. Coplien said.
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Pt! Lewis
Wash
Co. B
National Guard
Ae C. Coplien
4-H Achievement Program Sequences Begin In Juda Vicinity
The 4-H Achievement Program opens Monday at 8 p.m. in Juda High School Auditorium for Juda Brodhead area members with Walter Ludwig as chairman. A talent program and achievement pins will be awarded, plus premium checks from the county fair for leaders.
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Juda High School
Juda-Brodhead
Walter Ludwig
Monticello - New Glarus
Monticello High School
Monte Chesebro
Donna Hefty
Norman Evenson
4-H
Brooklyn Albany
Henry Spring
Monroe East
Monroe West
Lone survivor of Hammarskjold crash dies in Ndola
Harold M. Julien an American UN security guard and the sole survivor of the plane crash that killed Dag Hammarskjold has died at Ndola hospital. Investigators had hoped he could provide clues to the crash cause as the death toll reached 16. His Cuban-born wife Maria arrived in Ndola after a long flight from the United States.
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Ndola
Inodesia
Harold M. Julien
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Julien
Maria
United States
Full Recognition For Red Germany Hinted as Switch
Western officials push to acknowledge East Germany as a state while denying East German air corridor control. No official policy change announced. Berlin probes and media reports link Gen. Clay to de facto recognition talk.
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Red
Germany
Berlin
East Germany
der Tagesspiegel
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Clay
West Germany
U.S
Marion Davies Dies at 64 Amid Cancer Battle
Hollywood star Marion Davies, famed for 1920s films and later philanthropies, dies at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a three year cancer struggle. Widow of Captain Horace Brown, she built a fortune, supported veterans and students, and donated 1.5 million to UCLA Medical Center for a Marion Davies Children’s Wing in 1958.
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Pilques Woodum
Marion Dies
Hollywood
Cedars of Lebanon
Horace Brown
Miss Davies
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Ucla Medical Center
Marion Davies
Hearst
International Films Co
Senator Wiley challenges FDA cheese moisture rule
Senator Alexander Wiley warned that a proposed FDA standard would allow eastern producers to label cheese mozzarella while Wisconsin makers would be forced to call it pizza cheese. He argued the 52 percent moisture cutoff would misname Wisconsin mozzarella by the time it reaches markets like New York City.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wiley
Food and Drug Administration
New York City
Geigels Plan Private Birthday Dinner for 103rd
Geigels planning a private birthday dinner tomorrow to mark the 103rd birthday of mau weiger. Family attending includes two daughters Miss Marie Geigel and Mrs Anna Legler and two sons Will and Albert, both of Monroe, plus Will's housekeeper Ida Erickson. Mrs Carl Marty Sr., who will be 100 on Christmas Day, visited and sent greetings.
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Mau Weiger
Matt
Marie Geigel
Anna Legler
Will
Albert
Monroe
Ida Erickson
Carl Marty Sr
Mr. Geigel
Geigel
Radioactive Fallout Soaring at Madison
Radioactive fallout at Madison rose to 305 micromicro curies, about 113 times normal, the U S Public Health Service reported Friday. The spike followed Russian nuclear tests resumed roughly 12 days earlier, with a Sept 1 reading around 0.56.
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Madidun
U.S
Project Studies To Start Monday
Three major questions face Monroe school building plans when the citizens advisory committee opens its initial meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the junior high. Supt Huenink says the committee will consider district organization, high school plans and the location and number of new attendance centers. The meeting will include two state education officials and focus on remodeling the 1908 wing of the junior high and the new senior high school opened in 1959 with enrollment near capacity.
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16Th Avenue
Board of Education
Citizens Advisory Committee
Times
D. J. Huenink
Leslie G. Kindschi
Monroe
H. le’ Ter
Huenink
Citizens Committee
State Department of Public Instruction
William Ernst
Frank Brown
Kindschi
Herbert T.johnson
H. L.fenton
Edward M. Adam
Herbert Elanz
James Quinn
Walter Bahler
Browntown
Carl Wyss
Iliff
Hedwig Deininger
Richland
Alice Livingston
Franklin Luebchow
Joe Miller
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J.T. Heads
NFO
Palley
Bonn
FDA
Geigels
Oslo
Norway
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