Clarno 4H Club installs new members and officers
New members Randy Wyss Debra Schilt Mary Motz and Christine Moe welcomed at the Clarno 4H Club meeting officiated by Bethany Matzke. Officers elected include Sandra Grossen song leader Theresa Motz reporter Shirley Bowen secretary Bethany Matzke treasurer Steve Wuetrich vice president and Helen Fey president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno
Randy Wyss
Debra Schilt
Mary Motz
Christine Moe
East Clarno
Bethany Matzke
Sandra Grossen
Theresa Motz
Shirley Bowen
Steve Wuetrich
Helen Fey
Kenneth Hartwig
Kenny Hartwig
Harold Matzke
Bob Timm
Lee Welz
Roy Reinmann
Elwin DeVoe
Floyd Timm
Cindy Waelti
Linda Johnson
Dennis Matzke
Jordan Jolly Workers 4 H Club Meeting Recap
Linda Brandt led the pledge and Joan Brandt led the flag salute at the Jordan town hall. Harland Sarbacker led a group sing and was asked to be flag bearer at Achievement night. A decorating committee for the Oct 12 card party included Linda Brandt Cheryl Flannery Phyllis Stuehler and Harland Sarbacker. Refreshments were served by the Sarbacker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fey
Madge Kilzer
Larry Wuetrich
Bethany Matzke
St. John’s Church
Monroe
Linda DeVoe
Sandra Grossen
Gary Grossen
Tom Schilt
Roy Reinmann
Elwin DeVoe
Orville Hawthorn
Paul Wuetrich
Jordan Jolly
Linda Brandt
Joan Brandt
Jordan Jolly Workers
Jordan Town Hall
Harland Sarbacker
Cheryl Flannery
Phyllis Stuehler
Sarbacker
Weekend social notes from Monticello area families
Monticello society column lists Sunday dinners and visits by local residents. Mr. and Mrs. Knute Lindrude and others from Edgerton and Albany joined Mr. and Mrs. Charles Putnam for a family dinner. A wedding in the area connected Beverly Jacobson and Dennis Boden.
Weekend visitors and guests listed across Wisconsin meet
Returned Monday from a weekend visit with their daughters Mrs Thomas Heuer and family in Elgin Illinois. Sunday callers at the Stauffer and Kubly homes included Mrs Alvin Ott, Alvin Miller, Paul Duerst, Mr and Mrs Carl Hultine of New Glarus, Mrs Burton Lynch of Monroe, Mr and Mrs Stewart Paul of Janesville, and Miss Diane Dickenson of Arena. Also Mrs Florence Hanson of Tucson Arizona and Mrs Cora Burk of Renwick Iowa were guests of Mrs Lena Babler Friday and Saturday evening. Mrs Ralph Elmerson and Christine of Blanchardville called Monday on relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Heuer
Elgin
Ill
Co. M. Stauffer
Alda Kubly
Stauffer
Alvin Ott
Alvin Miller
Paul Duerst
Carl Hultine
New Glarus
Burton Lynch
Monroe
Stewart Paul
Janesville
Diane Dickenson
Arena
Ralph Elmerson
Christine
Blanchardville
FCC chair warns broadcasters on over commercialization
New York reports that E William Henry chairman of the Federal Communications Commission cautions broadcasters that the commission must spell out what constitutes over commercialization. He signals forthcoming guidance shaping programming and advertising practices for stations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Heart attack recovery urged as cure not fate by physician of the year
Dr. David Gelfand, named physician of the year by a national employment committee, says early activity and rapid return to work improve heart attack outcomes. He notes 92 percent of 665 patients studied resumed full or part-time work, while prolonged bed rest harms recovery and ego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
David Gelfand
Philadelphia General Hospital
Kensington Hospital
Gelfand
Pony-Hunting Officer Finds Lost Pony at HQ Lawn
Beaver Dam police officer Emil Schmid, after a night of searching, arrived bleary eyed to discover his children s pony tethered on the headquarters lawn. The night shift had rounded up the pony at 5 30 a m following a householder s complaint and spent the next three hours resolving the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
Emil Schmid
Mystery solved after day shift hunts owner
Hours spent locating the owner end when Officer Schmid arrives and recalls not calling the police station. The remark highlights the misadventure and relief as the mystery is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmid
Nations sign historic nuclear test ban treaty
A total of 102 nations have signed the nuclear test ban treaty ratified by the United States Senate. Nine additional signatures are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Senate
Argyle Names 1963 64 Class Officers
Argyle Public School announces class officers for the 1963-64 year. Seniors Ken Elmer and Angie Isely lead as president and vice president respectively, with Pat Schellenger as secretary and Dorian Hermanson as treasurer. Additional officers are named for juniors sophomores and freshmen. The total school enrollment is 452 students with enrollment by class listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Ken Elmer
Angie Isely
Pat Schellenger
Dorian Hermanson
Susan McGinnity
Stanley Smith
Vic Weibel
Lester Stephens
Susan Flannery
Steve Elmer
Nicki Thompson
JoAnn Everson
Neale Tollakson
Steve Martinson
Sara Jo Thompson
Judy Wyttenbach
Everson
Viet Nam Buddhist Reports Called Imperialist Invention
President Ngo Dinh Diem in a letter to UN Secretary General U Thant rejects reports of repressive Buddhist actions in South Viet Nam as nothing but an imperialist invention. He charges the reports are fabrications used to justify foreign interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Ngo Dinh Diem
U Thant
South Viet Nam
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Scott Smith
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Liz
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
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Toronto
Miss Taylor
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Darcy
Danny
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Dennis Boden
Gertrude Heggestad
Joseph
Madison
Jacob Stauffer
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Florence Hanson
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Lenart
Slovak National Council
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U.S
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