Winnebago County 4-H Home Economics Judging Events Stated
Winnebago County home economics judging will unfold in two county parts this week under Home Agent Lois Klusmeyer. Members may judge in their current projects and explain why they placed a class. Northern county groups meet Wednesday at Grace Lutheran Winchester at 9 30 am. southern groups Thursday at Elo Grange Hall at 9 30 am. A demonstration school at 1 pm features Cheryl Tadych and JoAnn Strehlow. Attendees bring a pencil and lunch. milk may be purchased. Local leaders assist with the judging and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Lois Klusmeyer
Klusmeyer
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
Elo Grange Hall
Elo
Cheryl Tadych. Mears +H
JoAnn Strehlow
Omer Ruhnke
Herbert Smith
Harry Christensen
Warren Romberg
Francis Zeller, Jr
William Read
Spencer Brestreiter
Lawrence Busse
Gilbert Pitt
Glen Stemke
Phyllis Oqstwald
Warren Moon
Harold Laabs
Lyle Poriter
Zobel Retires From Service At Boys State
RPON Capt Edgar H Zobel of Ripon retires after 15 years directing the Badger Boys State Band becoming organizer and first president of the Wisconsin Bandmasters Association. Donald P Shelly presents a citation of appreciation while Marvin Roth awards a medal of merit for 1962 Boys State participation. Over 1 800 musicians contributed to weeklong programs plus a parade and special concert during the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpon
Edgar H. Zobel
Ripon
Badger
Donald P Shelly
American Legion
Department of Wisconsin
Zobel
Marvin Roth
Boys State
Capt Zobel
Wisconsin Bandmasters Association
Fund Drive Discussed for Berlin Nursing Home
Berlin leaders reviewed a 150000 fund drive to finance Berlin Memorial Hospitals 50 percent share of nursing home costs during a Berlin hospital board meeting. Leaders reported progress on leadership, with speakers to be arranged for a groundbreaking ceremony in a few weeks. Local Scouts received Ad Altare Dei medals during Mass at St Stanislaus Church as weather challenges marked activities. A cyclist was injured near Fremont after riding off Highway 10 two miles east of town. he was treated at Riverside Hospital after a crash involving a living room light fixture fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlix
Berlin
Short Hospital
Yoeing
Joseph Tangeer
Chazman
Wubliesty
Truman Mall
Mary Mall
Joseph Malecki
John Malecki
Sc. Stanislaus
Waupaca
Tom Stemm
Minneapolis
Minn
Riverside Hospital
Alvin Koplein
Royalton St
Koplein
Fremont
Auto Is Total Loss In Accident
A 1955 WAUTOMA model car driven by Bowden D Severns 19 of 355 S Walker St Wautoma was total loss after an accident on Highway 73 near the hospital entrance. Severns charged with reckless driving. Later, at 2:15 p m on County Highway W near Saxeville another collision involved Dorothy J Dretske 22 of Fort Lauderdale Fla and Valerie Sonja Rt 1 Pine River and LeRoy Peterson 17 Rt 1 Pine River. Damage to both autos exceeded 100 with two passengers in Dretske car receiving bumps on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wautoma
Bowden D |Severns
S. Walker St
Artur
Miller Severns
Severns
Saxeville
Dorothy J Dretske
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Valerie Sonja
Pine Rivier
LeRoy Peterson
Rt. 1
Pine River
Miller Peterson
Peterson
Susan
Sharon Sonja
Wautoma Hospital Notes Admitted List Various Names
Admitted patients include Glen McCarley Carer Ofuc Mary Bushmerler Wautoma Cathy Scauss Rt 1 Wautona Dolores Marrinez Del Rio Texas Walter Spelman Rt 3 Wautoma Erico Ber Wautema Gladys Schultz Rt 1 Wautome Irene Fraser Nautoms Sandra Lehr Wild Rose Thomas Lehr Wild Rose Nancy Lehr Wig Rose Audrey Sommer Rt 2 Wautema Anna Olson Rt 2 Wautoma Caroline Bendizon Rt 2 Wautoma Agnes Lawrence Redgrame Eugena Sieber Rt 2 Wautoma George Meirhoefer Hancock Charles Neilson Pine River Agnes Boysen Rt 2 Fremont Florence Williams Wautom Mrs Larry Diburmer and infant Bancroft Clarence Genger Beaver Dam Priscila Moon Wautoma Mary Ann Nowak Rt 2 Wautoma Lorraine Pagel Almond Phyllis Fowler Rt 2 Plamfiett Fannie Gibson Coloma Olga w Wrysinski Rt 2 Wautoma Daniel Bersch Mdwauker Leo Krusack La Grange Park IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen McCarley
Ofuc
Mary Bushmerler
Cathy Scauss
Dolores Marrinez
del Rio
Texas
Walter Spelman
Wautoma
Erico Ber
Gladys Schultz
Wautome
Irene Fraser
Nautoms
Sandra Lehr
Wild Rose
Thomas Lehr
Nancy Lehr
Wig Rose
Audrey Sommer
Wautema
Anna Olson
Caroline Bendizon
Agnes Lawrence
Redgrame
Eugena Sieber
George Meirhoefer
Hancock
Charles Neilson
Pine River
Agnes Boysen
Fremont Florence Williams
Wautom
Larry Diburmer
Bancroft
Clarence Genger
Beaver Dam
Priscila Moon
Mary Ann Nowak
Lorraine Pagel
Almond Phyllis Fowler
Plamfiett Fannie Gibson
Coloma
Olga W Wrysinski
Wautoma Daniel Bersch
Mdwauker
Leo Krusack
la Grange Park
Berlin July 4 celebration to end with river fireworks
Fireworks over the Fox River at Riverside Park will cap Berlin's Fourth of July celebration. City recreation department chair Mrs. Howard Teske stored $475 worth of fireworks bought in May in the firehouse. Qualified men will fire them from concrete mortars on the riverbank.
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Berlin
Fox River
Riverside Park
City Recreation Department
Howard Teske
PSC Approves Natural Gas For Area Towns
The Public Service Commission approved expanding natural gas service to eight municipalities across Winnebago Green Lake Waushara Fond du Lac counties by Wisconsin Power and Light. The projects, projected to cost about 968.16 dollars, affect Omro Green Lake Winneconne Omro Rushford Brooklyn and Rupon. An additional order authorizes Price County to build a dam on Pine Creek and the Railway Express Agency to close its Brantwood station with shipments moved to Prentice.
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MADISOX + AP
Winnebago, Green, Lake and
Food du Lac Counkes
Wisconsin Power and Light
Public Service Commission
Omre
Green Lake
Winneconne
Rushford
Winnnebago
Brooklyn
Green Lake County
Officer Harley Dunbar Resigns from WALPACA Police
The WALPACA police and fire commission accepted Police Officer Harley Dunbar's resignation Monday night effective July 1 after he took vacation. No replacement appointed yet. candidates recommended by Police Chief Fred Rasmussen will be interviewed and a new appointment planned in a few days. Dunbar has served since February 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walpaca
Harley Dunbar
Police and Fire Commission
Tom Godfrey
Dunbar
Godfrey
Fred Rasmussen
Department
Omro High Class of 48 Holds Reunion
Omro High School class of 1948 held a reunion at Hotel Omro Saturday night with about 30 attending the dinner and program. Reginald Bidwell of Oshkosh acted as master of ceremonies. Letters from absent classmates were read, and several awards were given including Ruth Remert Bare of California for traveling the longest distance and Ruben Yanz of Omro for being married the longest. Gayland Jones of Omro was noted as the last to be married, Don Tyler of Oshkosh for most children, and Jean Gay for having the youngest child. Lloyd Lind won for being the first to pay his fee.
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Omro
Omro High
Hotel Omro
Reginald Bidwell
Oshkosh
Shirrtley Longworth Laker
Jean
Davis Gay
Ruth Remert Bare
California
Ruben Yanz
Gayland Jones
Don Tyler
Jean Gay
Lloyd Lind
Earth Dam Is More Than Heap of Dirt
GREEN LAKE There is more to an earth dam than a heap of earth across a stream. An earth dam with a real lifespan has a complex internal structure as shown by Hugh B Stellmacher who built a small dam across an unnamed creek to create a wildlife pool. A wet season turned it into a large washout and partial repairs left only a muddy water area drawing duck hunting interest from local circles.
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Green Lake
Hugh B Stellmacher
Duck Famius
Reign of Stellmacher lake project gains early progress
Stellmacher marsh dam work began May 27 with ground preparation and blueprints by engineers from the Green Lake County Le a and Water Conservation Service. An earth dam rises 10 feet, 69 feet wide at the base, 12 feet crest, aiming to create a 1 acre to 1 acre lake amid 150 acres of land with seepage controls and a central watercourse feeding springs. The lake may be shallow but will host ducks, fishing, boating, and wildlife, including deer and pheasants, with a family pool built at a spring origin and plans to add sand bottom for recreation.
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Charles Braun
Green Lake County
Stellmacher
Kopplin & Kinas
Braun
Stellmacher Farm
Sol Conservation Service
Grandma
Grandpa Beacon
Sma
Pass Les
Jake
Small Cities Group Social Event Set at Rainbow Club
New London hosts the Small Cities Conference on July 11 at the Rainbow Supper Club. Bob Miller the ventriloquist and magician provides entertainment for wives of city officials. Conference includes New London Clintonville Shawano Waupaca Waupun Berlin and Ripon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Rainbow Supper Club
Bob Miller
Clintonville
Shawano
Waupaca
Waupun
Berlin
Fire call at Princeton residence prompts response
Princeton firemen rushed to a Sunday 11 45 am alarm at the Carl Sixt residence on Route 1 Princeton An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Carl Sixt
Rt 1
Lola Woman Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash
Dorothy Gruelke 19 of Lola died after a head on collision on County Trunk 1 near Schondt's Corners. Kenneth Brandenburger 2 Forbes and a 13 year old passenger were injured. Gruelke suffered a fractured neck and skull. Sheriff Loran Frazer said speed loss of control caused the crash. Coroner Dr Sam Salan listed cause as multiple severe injuries. Authorities investigated the scene with county police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gruelke
Waupaca County
Kenneth 1
Brandenburger
Forbes
St Iela Hospital
Sunday den Lola
Maupaca County
Sherif Loran Frazer Sach
Schondt’s Corners
Sam Salan
Meath
Sheriff’. Department
Berlines 4-H Fete Highlights State Event at UW Madison
Berlin area youths joined the 4-H week at the University of Wisconsin Madison from June 18 to 21. Delegates from Green Lake, Waushara, Markesan, Ripon, and Winnebago counties attended with nine, led by Mrs Harold Jones. Terry Morris was named to the Junior 4-H Leaders Council while Darlene Taylor received Wisconsin 4-H honor awards. The program "Let's Chart Our Future" featured lectures, music, and drama for about 1,000 members and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Harold Jones
Green Lake
Shirley Moran
Berlin Badgers
Terry Morris
Busy Bees
Atre
Terry
Larry Fischer
Markesan
Nancy Berghammer
Marshal Bernhagen
Diane Scharschmidt
Bonita
Wisconsin
Berlin Area
Winnebago County
Fred Brewer
Koro Star Club
Norbert Secora
4-H Leaders Council
Omro High Students Attend Stevens Point Music Clinic
Four Omro High School students join a two week music clinic at Stevens Point State College. Cynthia Doughty attends on a MOB scholarship and earns first chair in the arc sax section while Tris Lahti plays oboe on MOB support. Marsha Grant uses a school activities fund scholarship for flute and Dave Lemieux joins the timpani on college scholarship. An electric fence fire scorched grass near the fence but caused no serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omro
Stevens Point State College
Cynthia Doughty
Tris Lahti
Marsha Grant
Dave Lemieux
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Jim Paul
Bob Schmidt
Gary Prellwitz
John M. Clark
Greerville
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Wera PR
PSC
Augie Kopplin
Ted Bartel
Koppin
Ruth Westover Northwe
Kopplin and Kinas
Jackson Struct Road
North American van Lines, Inc
Sharps’s, Inc
Washington
Olympia Precision Typewriters
Toro
Ene
Merion Reed
Lola
Abbay
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