Waushara 4-H Winners Crowned In Dairy Cookies Event
In Waushara County a dairy cookies contest closed the June Dairy Month program. Senior winner Mrs. Ralph Frederick from Berlin and junior champion Miss Piechowski will compete in the state finals in Fond du Lac. Judges included Mrs. Bert Zietlow, Berlin High School, with top adult placings going to Mrs. Norbert Walejko and Mrs. Herbert Henne. The event honored 4-H and Farm Bureau groups with entries displayed on paper plates and scored for appearance texture and flavor.
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Farm Bureau Coi
Bert Zietlow
Berlin High School
Farm Bureau
Waushara County Teachers College
Waltoma
Ralph
Will
Fredrick
Berlin
Joanne Pie
Thowski
Redgranite
Fond du Lac
Waushara
Waushara County
Farm Bureau Women's
Butteri
Kenneth Johnson
Ning
Lela Utamdnes Aeonine Af Tha Wan
Muvbuay
Shara County Teachers College
Farm Bureau Group
Former Waukau Woman Named Nurse of the Year
Anna Ream and Gottlieb Grueb of Waukau learn their sister Marie Bicknell 71 of Battle Creek Mich has been honored as nurse of the year by the Barry Calhoun District Nurses Association. Born near Eureka she trained at Oshkosh Normal School Cook County Hospital and Chicago Tuberculosis Institute beginning her 41 year nursing career before settling in Battle Creek.
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Waukau
Anna Ream
Gottlieb Grueb
Marie Bicknell
Battle Creek
Mich
Barry Calhoun District Nurses Association
Bicknell
Eureka Locks
George Grueb
Berlin
Oshkosh Normal School
Cook County Hospital School of Nursing
Chicago
Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
Joan Bicknell
Calhoun County Health Department
Auto Demolished in Iola Mishap
WAULPACA An auto was completely demolished by fire after it rolled in a ditch on Highway 161 five miles east of Iola. Driver Donald R. Radloff, 20, Ogdensburg, suffered head and chest lacerations and a badly bruised shoulder. He said he was traveling west when a car with bright lights forced him off the road. Manawa fire department extinguished the blaze. Assisting County Police Officer Clarence Draeger. Manawa Police Chief Kenneth Stevens.
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Waulpaca
Iola
Waupaca
Donald R
Radloff
Ogdensburg
Jett
Manawa Fire Department
Clarence Draeger
Manawa
Kenneth Stevens
4 Hers to Meet Irish Visitor
WAUPACA The Paca Go Getters 4H Club will hold a special meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. to meet Miss Claire Brophy of Moore town Ireland visiting the United States under the International Farm Youth Exchange program. Miss Brophy will stay five days with Mr and Mrs M C Freiburger. The club met at South Park to hear Robert Whitman discuss 4H community builders work. Connie Marchel is committee chair. Five members competed in the county demonstration contest at Manawa: Mike Moak Connie Marchel Karen Jenkins Arlys Jenkins Ron Marre Knoeppel.
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Waupaca
Paca
Claire Brophy
Mooretown
Ireland
United States
International Farm
Miss Brophy
M. C. Freiburger
South Park
Robert Whitman
Park Board
Connie Marchel
Manawa
Mike Moak
Karen
Arlys Jenkins
Ron Marre Knoeppel
Archaelogists Week One Of Waupaca Area Project
Archaeologists finish first week of dig at Waupaca area with finds including two projectile points and pottery bits. A charred post mold suggests Aboriginal or later origin. Storage pit traces indicate possible food storage ipofuse pits. Team housed at Grand Army Home cottages in King. project to last about five weeks. Members include Dr Freeman, Brandon, Robert Rechlin of Lake Forest Illinois, Nat Tileston of Chicago, and Linda Durkin of Rhinelander, all Lawrence College juniors or seniors.
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Pee Ee
Brandon
Dr. Freeman
Grand Anny
King
Freeman
Robert Rechlin
Lake Forest
Illinois
Lawrence College
Nat Tileston
Chicago
Lawrence
Linda Durkin
Rhine‘Jander
Lawrence Ma
Digging for Indian artifacts in Waupaca area study
A Wisconsin dig team, including graduates from Bele College and UW Milwaukee, probes a Kickapoo River Valley site using test squares and five foot grids. Finds are reported to the State Historical Society. A separate Plainfield note records a farewell dinner for three St Paul Church nuns. A Waupaca cheese factory break-in is under sheriff investigation after an overnight entry via a rear door.
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Wisconsin
Bele College
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Irs
Eilsworth
Hurle
Kickapoo River
Waupaca
Whch
State Historical Society
Dr. Freeman
Plainfield
St. Paul Catholic Church
Rosary Altar Society
M Gerard
M Martin
M Judith
Cordelia Sherman
Tom Blewett
Howard Goman
Waupasca County
Schedule Listed For Playground
NEW LONDON The summer schedule for the playground program at Hatten Memorial Park has been announced by Don Rex playground director. Sixty five boys and girls are enrolled in the program. Four baseball teams for boys will begin play Tuesday and continue to Aug 1 with each team playing 13 games. A championship game will be held at the end of the season. Tennis lessons for girls have begun and will continue next Tuesday and Thursday. Starts and crafts program has half planned for July 2 and 9, archery from July 11 22, tennis lessons July 25 and 30, Aug 1 and 6, arts and crafts on Aug 8 and 28, and archery on Aug 15 20 and 22. Boys archery will be held Aug 16, and boys tennis lessons will be given Aug 13 19.
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New London
Hatten Memorial Park
Don Rex
Archl Jery
Former Dancer Opens Private Dance Studio in Berlin
Beverly Keeler formerly Beverly Biegick plans a private dance studio at 225 East Park Avenue with fall classes in tap, toe, ballet, character and junior ballroom. She will offer after school and afternoon sessions for youth. aims to bring new ideas to pupils and is mother of three boys. BERLIN delegates named to July State American Legion convention at Madison.
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Berlin
Beverly Keeler
Beverly Biegick
East Park Avenue
Bill Finch
Juanita Marie Arno
Oshkosh
RIPON
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Ational
Keller
Beverly Ann
School of the Dance
Howard Schmidt
Emil Peterson
Harry O' Kor
John Bergick
Gordon Bradley
Walter Shebelske
American Legion
Madison
Two-Car Collision Causes $1400 Damage in New Londox
Police report a Saturday morning crash at Beacon Avenue and Division Street in New Londox. Dale W Sell, 21, driving north on Division Street, failed to stop for an arterial and struck Goldie M Roth, 52, who was traveling west on Beacon. No injuries reported.
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Beacon Avenue
Division Street
Dale W Sell
J.tigerton
Goldie M. Roth
Arnold, Mo
Sell
Division ‘Street
Installation Held by Ripon Rotary Group
Ripon Rotary Club installed a new slate of officers at a Monday meeting with Ladies Night at the Republican House. Dr Richard Carley was seated as president, succeeding Robert Gray Jr as vice president Ralph Root as treasurer and William Ollis as secretary. Leonid Vaughan joined as a member. Directors for the new fiscal year include Edward Biedron, Robert Curtus, Peter Copery, Val Habel, and Tom Morgan. An afterglow golf gathering at Tuscoma preceded a pin dinner with entertainment by James Hite and a Hawana lantern show courtesy of Northwest Urgent Lines.
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Ripox
Republican House
Richard Carley
Robert Gray Jr
Ralph Root Teassurer
Willam Ollis
Leonid Vaughan
Rapon Rotary Lab
Installi
Ae Orth
Milwaukee
Stricht
Berlin Promotion Draws Crowds For Free Snowball Gifts
Berlin Market Square buzzed with families as an hourly snowball drop offered free gifts guided by a Whorl-E-Bird helicopter. Free rides and paid five minute city tours drew crowds at the park and in stores under the Berlin Chamber of Commerce. Elaine Drover and Mrs John Nigbor were first names drawn for rides Monday. A noon Chamber of Commerce meeting with Sec. Russell Younglove will review the day with pilot John Clark.
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Berlin
St Berlin
Berlin Chamber of Commerce
Elaine Drover
John Nigbor
Chamber of Commerce
Sec
Russell Younglove
John Clark
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Spoor
Patty Henne
Richford
Jane Burman
Warren
Susanne Erickson
Clark's Mills
Wautoma Bureau
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Gilead
Gards Corners
Wavapaca Area
Joan Free
Jay Brandon
Northwestern
Rickel
Lee Peart
Rambler
Wisconsin St
American Motors
Ripon Rotary Group
F Or Entertainment
James Hite
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