Ripon College graduates hear Woodring on leadership
Old Ripon College seniors gathered for the 9th annual commencement as Paul Woodring of the Saturday Review urged leaders to value originality over income. He warned conformity threatens creativity and noted leaders affect their professions, not just their salaries. Degrees were awarded to 108 graduates with Phi Beta Kappa honors to five and cum laude to eight, plus honorary degrees to four luminaries. ROTC commissions were announced for several graduates. Army Reserve and regular Army commissions followed summer training.
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RIPON
Paul Woodring
The
Saturday Review
Old Ripon College
Woodring
Lane Library
Memorial Union Terrace
Harris T. Hall
Ripon Episcopal Church
Robert Ashley
Ripon College
Fred O. Pinkham
Riponites
Jacqueline Adamski
John Adamski
Penelope Bucher
Kenneth Buchers
Gerald Hoddinot
Francis Hoddinot
Miss Adamski
Phi Beta Kappa
George Hill
Wisconsin Rapids
Robert Kreutzmann
Fox Lake
F. Meredith Rapprich
Vermilion
Ohio
Betty Stine
Lincolnwood
Terry Booth
Oshkosh
Karin Mack
Newton Centre
Mass
Frank Small
Berwyn
Hl. Hill
Kreutzmann
Miss Stine
Frank L. Boyden
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield
Calvin Gross
New York City
Robert L. Gannon
S.J
New York
Milwaukee
Michael Trader
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Isis
Verne Cronen
Evanston
Paul Nelson
Miami
Fla
Army Reserve
National Science Foundation
Ami Badger Boys State
Blaze damages home in New London after lightning strike
A fire started in the attic of David Vanderveer’s home at 602 W Law St in New London shortly after 6 am on Saturday when a transformer sparked a lightning bolt. Firemen faced difficulty reaching the flames amid shavings insulation. Two Vanderveer children upstairs earlier woke during a lightning flash and moved downstairs before the fire began. Neighbors moved furnishings from the first floor as flames burned the attic while Vanderveer was away fishing in northern Wisconsin. Berlin Girl Scout Troop 46 toured Chain of Lakes and picnicked at Whispering Pines Park under leaders Mrs Leon Kruczek and Mrs Lester Johnson.
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New London
David Vanderveer
W. Law St
Vanderveers
Vanderveer
Wisconsin
Girl Scouts Picnic
Berlin
Chain of Lakes
Whispering Pines Park
Leon Kruczek
Lester Johnson
Allenville School Farewell Picnic Draws Community
About e people attended the final Allenville School picnic reunion on Sunday. John Allen emceed the program while Arthur Lehman of Winneconne Schools led singing. Mrs. Gordon Thiex welcomed and remarks recalled school days starting 1900s with memories of war years from 1917.
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Allenville
John Allen
Arthur Lehman
Winneconne
Gordon Thiex
Joe Andersor
Winneconse
Frances Jones
Ger
Trade Haedt Schmoker
Christine Hillman
Ada Porath Barnes
Etta Hanneman Safford
Myrna Barr
Dorothy Palmer Vande Corput
Alice Gavin
Barbara Allen Thiex
Edna Patecek
Henry Peterson
Harry 0. Allen
Edward Care
Lewis Marks
Jacob Schmoker
George Tipier
Allenville School honors and family attendance noted
Recognition was given to Mrs. Dorothy Palmer Van de Corput the longest distance traveling student Ida Wilcox Cuft and Mrs. Geneva Claxon Cull. The Harry O Allen family had three generations attend with Lorie Allen among the students. Omro man James F Sobieski earned an MS at the Institute of Paper Chemistry Appleton after a UW BS in 1961.
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Gertrude Schmoker
Dorothy Palmer Vande Corput
Ida Wilcox Cuft
Ami
Geneva Claxon
Nave
Allenville School
Harry 0. Allen
John Allen
Lourie
Omro
Appleton
James F. Sobieski
Adam Sobieski
Institute of Paper Chemistry
University of Wisconsin
Istitute
Dandelion wine leads to juvenile alcohol incident in Waupaca
Three 15 and 16 year old boys drank homemade dandelion wine Friday night near the Highway 49 bridge in Waupaca. One was found on courthouse lawn around 11 40 p m and another on North Main Street. A third youth turned himself in after witnessing arrests. They procured the wine from Milwaukee, were taken to the sheriff and released to parents, to be referred to juvenile authorities.
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Waupaca
Waupaca County
Sheriff's Office
Paul Grunwald
North Main Street
Grunwald
Milwaukee
Sin Waupaca
Highway 49
Dairy Salad Contest In Marquette County
Marquette County hosts a dairy salad contest with judged entries based on simple, easy to follow recipes and complete directions. Submissions should emphasize nutritious ingredients for family meals and be typewritten or clearly hand written to Georgene Wolterstorff, home economics agent.
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Montello
Marquette County
Georgene Wolterstorff
Mariquette County
Democrats Launch Operation Facelift in Sixth District
GREEN LAKE Democrat Russell Meerdink, sixth district chairman, announced Operation Facelift to recruit businessmen, farmers, and labor members into the party. He said the district cannot win elections without new supporters and noted Labor’s weak past donations. He will form three advisory committees in business, labor, and agriculture to suggest expansion strategies and recruit top figures, regardless of party cards.
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Green Lake
Democratic Party
Russell Meerdink
Meerdink
Isabor
Manawa Youth Charged After Police Crash at Service Station
Gary L. Chick, 19, of Manawa, was charged with reckless driving after his car left School Street, struck a light pole at Al and Ralph's service station, damaged three hedges and a yard near St Mary Magdalene Church, then crossed Badger Street and damaged a home lawn at the corner of Badger and Division Streets. Vehicle damage totaled over $100.
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Waupaca
Gary L. Chick
Manawa
Chick
School Street
Badger Street
Ralph
St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church
Badger and
Division Streets
Garage Fire Sparks Brief Berlin Blaze
Smoke rose from a small frame garage behind Booth's Dairy west of the bridge at noon Friday. Mrs. Arden Booth alerted the Berlin fire department, which extinguished the fire in about 10 minutes. Very little damage occurred due to early discovery. The garage normally houses z
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Berlin
Booth
Arden Booth
Fire destroys boats tied to Booths and Wallace tenant
A fire damaged two watercraft linked to Booths and their tenant Alvin Wallace. Only Wallace’s boat remained in the garage as the blaze targeted a rear storage room inside the garage.
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Alvin Wallace
Wallace
Boat Club Hosts Largest Children's Boat Cruise
NEW LONDON The New London Boat Club hosted more than 70 children for its annual children s boat cruise and picnic. About 78 youngsters left Dorsey s Dock after 10 a.m. and sailed to Fremont Park for a picnic before returning to New London. Club president Norbert Klatt said this year s cruise drew the largest crowd in the three years of sponsorship.
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New London
Berlin Hospital News Admits and Discharges List
Berlin hospital daily notes list admitted patients including Arorga Jaremba Theadore Tanner Kristine Sosinske Francis Gibbard Cynthia Yablonski Rodney Abramsen Michael Krause Pamela Klein Gordon Frank Elizabeth Koteski Thomas Koteski Michael Sommerfeldt Laura Liginske Vilas Huerth Spencer Rodencai Anton Frasheski Ardes Krause and others. discharges include Ronald Moriarty Suzanne Bartel Jake Mallison Harold Gluth Wayne Bahr and Daniel Nigbor among names.
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fArs
Erorga Jaremba
Berlin
Theadore Tanner
Princeton
Kristine Sosinske
Bertin
Francis Gibbard
Oshkosh
Cynthia Yablonski
Jrs
Rodney Abramsen
Green Lake
Fire Station Issue Is Not Yet Settled In Poy Sippi
By request of petitioners in the village electors will gather at Poy Sippi at 8 p.m. today to reconsider the decision to build a new firehouse.
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Poy Sippi
Restaurant Sold in New London At 317 St Pearl St
The Grawvun der Restaurant at 317 St Pearl St in New London was sold this week to Mrs. Lorain OConnell and Mrs. Alyce Drath. The establishment had been operated by the Grawvunder family since the end of World War II.
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New London
Grawvunder
St. Pearl St
Loraine O'Connell
Alyce Drath
Delay Opens Berlin Pool Due to Storm
Berlin pool opening at 1 p m Saturday is postponed because of filter trouble from the storm. City recreation director Larry Zamott said repairs are needed and hopes for a Tuesday or Wednesday reopening.
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Berlin
Larry Zamott
July Fourth Tray Favors Project At Ripon
Ripon Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars prepared Fourth of July trays for Ripon Municipal Hospital on Thursday night. Mrs Roman Javor serves as chairwoman and will deliver the trays to the hospital. Mrs Clarence Voeltner reported on plants distributed to Gold Star Mothers for Mother’s Day observance.
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Ripon
Ripon Municipal Hospital
Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roman Javorjs
Clarence Voeltner
Slaughter Firm Seeks City Permit And Inspections
John Zebius asks Weyauwega to issue a slaughter permit for Copp Company Stevens Point and authorize a city meat inspection. Action awaits review by the city attorney. Weyauwega library hours expanded with summer closures noted. St Vincent de Paul Society organized at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church with Joe Denman as president and a full officer slate. Society plans a used goods room. Duane Dobbers selected for Union High School maintenance with a $4200 salary starting July 1. Bus driver janitor and cook contracts approved with pay increases. CPA A A Streschein to audit district finances. Naomi Circle Presbyterian Women meet with devotions, lesson, and hostess duties. Pat Tedesko to supervise bathing beach and swimming classes. LaCrosse to attend Red Cross Aquatic School to qualify as instructor and lifeguard. City beach slated to open around June 24. Montello reports thirty Marquette County 4-H members to attend junior camp June 12-15 at Upham Woods Wisconsin Dells with peers from Green and Green Lake Counties.
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Weyaucwega
John Zebius
Stevens Point
Cily
Weyauwega
St Vincent DePaul Society
5. S. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Joe Denman
Lawrence Kossey
Frank Jetson
Hunsader
Gerald Woeckner
Mark Schmitt
Duane Dobbers
Union High School
A. A. Streschein
C.P.A
Board of Education
Naomi Circle
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Verne Brewster
Henry Vander Walker J
Fritz Bauer
Pat Tedesko
Hazel Friederich
Tedesko
Wisconsin State College
LaCrosse
National Red Cross Aquatic School
Whitehall
Mich
Fife Guard
Montello
Marquette County
Camp Upham Woods
Wisconsin Dells
Green
Green Lake
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