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Newspaper

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1963

Page

5

Boys State Holds Initial Elections on Ripon Campus

At Ripon College local youths across Wisconsin named officers for mythical cities and counties in the Badger Boys State conclave. Areas listed include Appleton Berlin Kimberly Oshkosh Princeton Ripon Waupaca Wautoma Wareauwega Winneconne Rosendale and others with lads serving as mayor clerk treasurer and aldermen. City and county counselors aided the party caucuses as officials spoke on duties before noon elections and oaths of office were to be administered by Dean Adelbert J. Beyer.

Badger Ripon College Appleton Richard Martinek Paul Schumacher Richard Bleier Floyd Slayton Douglas Ehlke Berlin David Griffith Johnski Kimberly Raymond Hubers Gerald Wyngaard Mark Sei Kenney Wiesner Oshkosh Timothy Phair Roys Krenner Princeton Russell Kaping Ripon Scott Cornwall Waupawa Oscar Reyes Wautoma David Stelter Werauwega Jerold Phillips Winnecoone Jerry Cottrell Rosendale Lawrence Ford Milwaukee Fond du Lac Mauston Juneau Frank Decker Fond du Lac Harvey Abraham Kirby Hendee Shorewood Adelbert J. Beyer Wauwatosa Pater

Badger State Talent Event Slated Friday

Ripon Badger Boys State participants balance campaigning studying and meal breaks as talent night approaches with acts prepared for a general assembly. The event features nine staff members and 45 external lecturers guiding boys from various cities through tryouts rehearsals and performances amid civic duties and industry tours.

RIPON Badger Boys Ripon Industries

EUB Women Set July Conclave at Camp Lucerne

Neshkoro Wisconsin branch of the Evangelical United Brethren Women’s Society meets July 11 at Camp Lucerne between Neshkoro and Wautoma. Speakers include Dr John Schaefer Miss Alta Becker and Rev S G Carmer with others. Memorial service July 9 and Holy Communion Thursday closing service led by Dr Schaefer and Rev Zebarth. Mrs Ed Bandt named WSWS state convention delegate. Red Bird Mission support goal stated.

Neshkoro Wisconsin Women’s Society of World Service Evangelical United Brethren Church Camp Lucerne Wautoma John Schaefer Alta Becker S. G. Carmer Paul Horn Clyde Galow Hartford WSWS Black Hawk Wsws Herbert Zebarth Ed Bandt Evangelical’ United Brethren Missionary Society Helen Lobman Neil Booth Red Bird Mission Field Kentucky

Fund Drive Succeeds in WAUTOMA Area Red Cross Campaign

A Red Cross fund drive collected 69.07 with regional totals: Aurora Township 172.65 Leon Township and Pine River 116 Coloma Village 107.43 Wild Rose 245 and the city of Wautoma 431.96. Robert A. King, chapter chairman, thanked volunteers. In Redgranite, Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid planned Friday church cleanup at Mrs. Milton Glynn's home. Mrs. Donald Johnson, chair, with Mrs. Dennis Taylor, will monitor Sunday school attendance and warped award pins.

Wautoma Red Cross Fund Aurora Township Leon Township Pine River Coloma Village Robert A. King Redgranite Ladies Aid Trinity Lutheran Church Milton Glynn Donald Johnson Dennis Taylor

Clintonville Man Bound Over in Endangering Life Case

Jerry R. Strong, 23, of Clintonville, was bound over for Waupaca County Court on $2,000 bail after being charged with endangering life by conduct regardless of life. He was arrested Saturday near the Martin Much farm four miles from Clintonville on Horn Road, with a shotgun loaded with six slugs in his possession. Officer Fred Mauer stated Strong followed a car down U.S. 45 and threatened Martin Much Jr. at the Much residence, saying he would "get him" even if it took two years.

Waupaca Jerry R. Strong Rt. 3 Clintonville George Whalen Strong Martin Much Farm Horn Road Fred Mauer Much Farm Martin Much Sr Mauel Martin Much Jr

First Woman Doctor in Berlin Practiced Nearly Half Century

Berlin's first woman physician was Dr. Gertrude Crumb who arrived in the 1880s and practiced in Berlin long enough to earn a strong local reputation before her death in 1941. The obituary notes her wide patient base, charitable trips to aid the needy, and driving feats across the area while detailing her family and education at Milton College and Northwestern University.

Berlin Geri Strude Cornelia Cumb Alice Wills Mildred Stone University of Wisconsin Medical School Madison Hospital Madison Gertrude Crumb Thea Petosky Mich Louise Douse Deuse Cecelia Charlotte Gertrude Babcock MD University of Pitts George Starling Gressman

Several Fined At Green Lake

GREEN LAKE In Green Lake County Court Monday Captain Lloyd Schoephoester brought three persons before Judge David Willis for parking violations. Fined $10 each were William Renee 56 Tower Hill Mr EL mer E Schmitt Milwaukee and Carol J Stafford Cambria. Other cases heard were Dennis Hildebrand 36 Rt 2 Markesan fined $20 for speeding and Scott Anfinson Aurora Til fined $24 for depositing debris along the highway. Edith E Garro 39 Princeton was fined $40 for driving so as to endanger safety of others with a high degree of negligence. State warden William W Baier brought in Leland K Welch 42 Belvidere IND who was fined $25 for throwing refuse into state waters.

Green Lake Lloyd Schoephoester David Willis Willia A Renee Tower Hil Elmer E. Schmitt Milwaukee Carol J. Stafford Cambria Dennis Hildebrand Markesan Scott Anfinson Aurora Til Edith E. Garro Princeton William W. Baier Leland K. Welch Belvidere Ind

Fremont Boaters Plan Venetian Nights float effort

Fremont boaters renewed their National Outboard Boating Club of America membership during a Venetian Nights Moat planning meeting at Dr. W. F. Neuschafer's home on June 13. Volunteers for water patrolling fireworks setup and the parade may contact Commodore Robert Sasser or Dr. Neuschafer this week. The Wolf River American Legion sponsored chicken barbecue at Fremont Village Hall drew over 750 dinners as Don Leiby's orchestra Dale performed. Committee members included Otto Reichenbach Vernon Oehlke and Le Vern Méchels.

Fremont W. F.neuschafer Outboard Boating Club of America Robert Sasser Dr. Neuschafer Wolf River American Legion Otto Reichenbach Vernon Oehlke le Vern Méchels

Safety in Boating Outlined by Warden Lang

Berlin conservation warden Melvin Lang spoke at Mascoutin Country Club on boat safety. He highlighted age 40 to 60 as common in accidents, weekend and good weather mishaps, and 132 incidents in 1962 with 156 drownings. He demonstrated Coast Guard approved life jackets, warned against cushion preservers, noted youth without adult supervision, and cited intoxication as a major factor. Lang reviewed boating laws and lake classifications and predicted future boat licensing and stricter enforcement by the Coast Guard.

Berlin Melvin Lang Waupun Mascoutin Country Club Grant Stone Lang

Found Guilty On Two Counts Hewitt Sentenced in Wisconsin

Charles M. Hewitt, 22, Fond du Lac, pled guilty in County Judge Wendell McHenry's court to two counts. He received 50 dollars and 30 days in jail for disorderly conduct and 300 dollars or six months for resisting arrest. Charges stem from actions June 9 in Town of Farmington. Parole from Green Bay Reformatory was revoked. sentence runs concurrent with remaining reformatory time. Hewitt was arrested for jumping in front of cars and escaped custody briefly before being recaptured.

Waupaca Charles M. Hewitt Fond du Lac Wendell McHenry Hewitt Farmington Dist. Atty Gerald K. Anderson Green Bay Reformatory

Grand Ole Opry Star to Appear At Ripon Church

Ripon Texas will host Grand Ole Opry star Tyler known as The Man with a Million Friends at an 8 p.m. church service at the Assembly of God in Ripon. The 1943 composer of The Deck of Cards will sing and play guitar while sharing why he left show business for gospel work. Rev. C R Liddle announces free admission and a public invitation.

Ripon Texas Tyler Assembly of God’ Church Columbia Studios Hollywood United States Canada C. R. Liddle

Garden club meetings plan tours and picnics in Ripon area

Ripon area garden clubs held Monday sessions with topics on Birds and flower arranging. Members toured local gardens and the Ripon Cerebral Palsy Center heard a therapy talk. A July 15 Green Lake County Park family picnic was planned with hostesses named and a rain date July 22.

Ripon Noel Thiel Veresco Richard Harvey Margaret Gnerser Joe Mill Yosemite National Park Frat Gheiser Shepard Ioda Green Lake County Park Markes Ripon Cerebral Palsy Center Phyllis Giraldo Town and Country Club Gordon Hunger Home Lester Berger Russell Schenke Karl Baehr Berlin Bel Ames Hunger Harold Kovalaske Milton Wood Imogene Drager Ripon Garden Club Rose Gardens Whitnall Park Milwaukee

Bible School In Final Exercises

Closing day exercises for St. Paul Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School were held Friday with 144 pupils. Classes featured performances by nursery, primary, junior and senior departments under teachers and Pastor Westmeyer. June 18 is church cleaning day for families S through W. each family should provide at least one worker or pay a $5.90 fee. Mrs Walter Warnke leads the cleaning project.

Air Force Recruiter Sets Wautoma Hours

An Air Force recruiter will visit the Selective Service Office in Wautoma every Thursday from 1 am to 12 noon. The posting notes regular weekly availability for local residents considering service.

Air Force Wautoma Waltoma Incal Selective Service Office

Decision On School Explained

New London board explains plan to build a new high school based on expert and state guidance. The present site is crowded, adding Washington High would relieve pressure, and a $39 million bond would fund expansion. A bonding consultant will detail finances at Friday session before the June 2 referendum.

New London Board of Education Cemadeins Pratas Atchtothe State Department of Public Instruction Washington Truesdale Sans Remedelag O of Washington High School Abe

NYA Unit Will Meet For Berlin Reunion Picnic

Former trainees of Berlin’s National Youth Administration gather for a fifth get together at Riversale Park shelterhouse. Families from across the state join a noon dinner, recreation, and reminiscences, with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bucks of Oshkosh leading activities assisted by Miss Mary A Starks formerly NYA center supervisor on Broadway in Berlin.

Berlin National Youth Administration Riversale Park Wilbur Bucks Oshkosh Mary A. Starks NYA Broadway

Miller Family Reunion Attracts 114 Descendants In Oshkosh

About 114 descendants of John and Julianne Miller from Pickett gathered for the annual reunion picnic at Menominee Park Oshkosh on Sunday. The oldest attendee was Lydia Rusch of Oshkosh the couple’s only living child. Surviving daughters in law are Mrs John Miller Jr and Mrs Paul Miller but only the former attended. Planning groups included Edward Zielmers and Hubert Miller with Carl Rusche. Next year’s committee includes Robert Millers Rosendale James Bloechis Oshkosh and Edward Gumzes Rt 3 Oshkosh.

Edward Zielmers Hubert Miller Oshkosh Carl Rusches Pickett Robert Millers Rosendale James B3loechis Edward Gumzes Rt. 3

Printers State Golf Jamboree in June at Tuscumbia

Joseph Taugner general chairman reports plans for the annual Fo River Valley Printing house Craftsmen's Club golf jamboree to be held June 26 at Tuscumbia. Assisting him are John Oberwieser Vincent Kane of Appleton Ernest Johanson Appleton in charge of plans. Donald Hanes of Neenah Monasha published chairman Taraiket invited for luncheon.

Berlin Joseph Taugner Fo: River Valley Printinghouse Craftsmen’s Club Tuscumbia John Oberwieser Vincent Kane Appleton Ernest Johanson Donald Hanes Neenah-Monasha Publiaty Taraiket Golfin Donner Marison

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Boys State Badger State Federalist Party Carpenter County Alan Williams Robert Bleier Applaion Ripon Bureau Walworth County Milton College Crumb Miss Crumb Carleton Crumb Mary Jane Douse Crumb Walworth Milton Canacer Walter Cockenll Milton Junction Chadbourne Hall University of Wisconsin Ruth Kulberg Peshtigo Judy Ann Kuehl Elmwood Pierce County Elizabeth Ann Kuba Lake Mills Fremont Boaters Vans Lakes Coast Guard Aulbort Grand Ole Opry Scarpf’s, Inc Pri Wites Serurdee Vel Neen Bible School Olympia Precision Typewriters FR Mein St Snapper Rotary Marion Reed Miller Printers State Golf Jamboree
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