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Portage Daily Register from Portage, Wisconsin • 6

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i 4 Dekorra PORTAGE DAILY REGISTER WoA May 6 1555 pa3 Otsego Area News Mr Harvey Bowdin Correipondent Pilot Plant Is Operating To Buy Land In Milwaukee Xw far this column hi renewed to Mr Bobbin Doylestown 01 column I num D- a SlUUry OonmAomn grandson Jack spent the weekend at their cottage on the lake at Oxford Weekend visitors at the Martin Bankers home were Mr and Robert Heimlich and sons of Ben- Dam Miss Diane Wall of Rid Rio Mi Mrs Cornel Johnson of Rio Mr and Mrs Jasper Stebbms were dinner guests of Hector Hutchinson recently Mr and Mrs Roy Chadwick and Ed Stebbins made a business call at Harold Gastrows on Monday Mrs Ivan Hutchinson called at the Chadwick home Wednesday Mr and Mrs called at the Otto Tuesday Riedel Bilke home) i MADISON (UPI) An eight acre tract of land owned by the Milwaukee-Downer Seminary was authorized for purchase at $1550-000 Monday by the State Building Commission The site will be used to expand the adjacent University of Wiscpn- l8'n-Milwaukee Kenwood campus Gov- Gaylord Nelson commission chairman offered a compromise -uiiijjiuiuise and Mrs Joseph McCormick and Mrs Rajt Poynette and Mr WISCONSIN RAPIDS Wls jUPI) The Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co' today opened an experimental sulphite liquor recovery plant which It hoped would be a major step toward eliminating pollution of the Wisconsin River Hie recovery plant developed by Western Precipitation Corp will digest the sulphite liquor and return it as pulping chemicals and heat for re-use in pulp manufacturing Stanton Mead company president said Consolidated considers the $750000 plant as experimental While the company Is confident it's not yet certain of the plant performance said Mead are of course sure the new plant will produce heat soda and sulphur for re-use In our pulping operations" said Mead "We cannot be certain of operating efficiency and actual cost until the plant has operated quite a while" said Bum of Madison spent Saturday with Mrs Siewert's parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Ptibbenow and their sister Mrs Elmer Schult Jr Mr and Mrs Bernard Pribbe-now attended the confirmation on Sunday of Mrs Pribbenow's brother Ricky Karow at the Lutheran church in Lanhon Mrs Harvey Bowdin received word that her sister Mrs Wethall-of Lake Mills is in Fort Atkinson hospital and expected to undergo- surgery Mr and Mrs Hans Staveness went to Briggsville Saturday after noon for fishing and a picnic supper with Mr and Mrs Oscar Staveness at' their cottage on the lake Mr and Mrs Red Bahr o( Randolph visited Sunday evening with Mr Bahr's brother anj wife Mr and Mrs Carl Bahr Albert Brisky called on his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Brisky at Sun Prairie Sunday A number from this area attended the Rio Prom Friday evening A local girl Miss Shirley Hollander was on the court Mrs Joseph Doherty returned to her home Sunday from- St Sunday visitors at the Harvey Langsdorf home were Mr and Mrs Walter Iwert and daughters of Leeds and Mr and Mrs Joseph Kehoe and girls of Rio Mrs Gordon Peck of Three Forks Montana and Miss Helen Kirley of West Allis spent the weekend with their aunt Mrs Moilie McCormick Pvt Eugene E' Bankers of the Marines at Camp Pendleton California arrived hbme oh Saturday to spend a 15 day leave parenta Mr and Mrs Martin Banker and other relatives Upon completion of his leave he will return to Camp Pendleton and wiU attend school Mr and Mrs Thomas Lynch and Mrs Molhe McCormick visited relatives in Janesville on Sunday Mr and Mrs Lynch were present for the First Communion Mr and Mr? Fred Rutzm wnl to Kansas City Missouri recently where tliey were guests at the home of Mrs Butzin's daughter Mr and Mrs Martin Steiner and family Mr and Mrs William Sum-nicht and son have moved from the Butzin apartment to a home in Fall River Miss Lama Councilman of Fall Riv was a caller in the village on Sunday Last week Mi and Mrs Fred Buiiti attended the wedding in Milwaukee of Mr But'in's granddaughter Miss Caiol Memmel to Robert Niebuhr Stuart -Benzine was a day night supper guest of his friend John Bowdin Fied Biifzm is a patient in St Mary's hospital Columbus where he expects to "undergo surgery Mis Pan Patrick Mrs Russell Marks and children Mrs Oscar Harvey and Mr and 'Mrs Vernon Halves spent Wednesday afternoon in Pottage with Mrs Harold War I and daughter Sheila Rae 1 Mrs Lewis Kiefer spent Monday in Beaver Darn with her sisler-m law Mary W'rurk was ill W0J mond Bankers and children Pardeeville Mr and Mrs Patrick Malloj attended the Rio high school Junior Prom on Friday evening Their daughter Marilyn reignefl as Prom Queen for the event A number of Doylestown aref people attended the Mallon-HaL verson wedding on Saturday 4 St Catholic churctl Doylestown and the evening rd ception at the Fall River commute ity building Mr and Mrs William Kirley of Columbus were Sunday visitors at the August Hendrickson home Mrs Sylvester Tiedt and MrsJ John Crombie and boys of Coluirj bus were Sunday visitors at the Alzana Morse Betty Lindner proposal in the controversy over Laona Hutchinson and Myrtle expansion of the UW-M Stewart attended the Achieve-1 fold the commission that the ment Day program in Columbus feasibility of establishing another on April 25 campus outside the city of Mil- Mrs Edna Saddler called onwauke should be explored There Myrtle Radev'an at the Sines) are many good arguments on home Saturday either side of the question of Mrs Elsie Sines' and Mrs whether to have metropolitan-Ruth Thompson were Portage or a residential type institu shoppers Wednesday tion he said The Dekorra Club met at the Nelson added that the growth of Robert McMillan home Friday Kenwood campus could be evening more carefully planned if the Mrs Elsie Sines was a supper branch did not have to accommo- guest of Air and Mrs Delos I date the whole Influx of lake Mills Wednesday evening After- shore students during the next 20 'Tf it turns out as we expect it wfd lhe? calle on Mrs Edna years would undoubtedly provide the an- cornmssion approved the swer to pollution abatement at this team the Dekorra study which is to be conducted by It is of enuniiv i I Grade School was taken by bus the coordinating committee on It is of equally great impor-1 "uo of their grandson Joe Lynch Mrs Sylvester Slattery returned to her home on Sunday after spending two weeks as a medical patient at Divine Savior hospital Portage Mr and Mrs Jack Wheeler and Sylvester Slattery home Raymond Pfleger enroute fror Madison to his home in Gree Bay called on his parents-in-lawj Mr and Mrs Tracy on Thursday evening Mary's hospital with her new son Jeffrey Allan The baby's brothei tance to the interests of conserva- DeForest Friday where they higher education Chicago ard Xts ft irl Adklgs of Melrose Park 1 Mr and Mrs Charles Stepanck of Milwaukee and Mrs Lyle Ben-sine and children of Rio were Sunday morning visitors of the Louis Benzines A family gathering was had at the Louis Benzine home Sunday in honor of Mr Benzine's birth day Present for the occasion were Mr and Mrs Merlin Reier-son and family and Mr and Mrs Ralph Benzine and family all of Rio and Mr and Mrs Alvin Benzine and family local Mrs Louis Benzine and Judy and Mrs Carl Utlech were Beaver Dam shoppers Saturday Mrs Dorothy Biddle Mrs Lewis Kiefer Wayne and Yvonne and Mrs Hans Matson of DForest drove to Madison on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Lewis Kiefer and children visited Saturday with Mrs mother Mr! Hans Matson pt DeForgst and on Sunday they visited Mr and Mrs Melvin Englebretson at Pardee-viile Mr and Mrs Jim Maloney of Columbus spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Albert Mathews Mr and Mrs Albert Mathews Mr and Mrs Francis James Doylestown and William James Sr of Columbu spent Sunday afternoon at Lake Wisconsin Mrs Vernon Harvey spent Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Barstow at Randolph while Vernon was hdlping Edgar Bradley Mr and Mrs Clarence Hawkos Rio called on Mr and Mrs Carl Koll Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Oscar Peterson and Wayne were Sunday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Carl Bob Harvey went to Portage Sunday he spent the day visiting and fishing with his sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Harold Ward Mrs Oscar Harvey and Beverly and Mrs Clara Olson called on Mr and Mrs Walter Reierson Sunday Mr Reierson just recently returned home from the hospital and is able to be around with the aid of crutches Mr and Mrs Jim Wruck of Beaver Dam were recent callers at the Vernon Harvey home The first grade has finished their reading book "The New Round About" The first and second grades have been given their final test by Miss Sylfest The upper grades are studying for their final torts which they will be given along with King's Corners school on May 3th at the Otsego Village School Louise Benzine treated all her schoolmates with ice cream in he mill mill tion said of quor river being been honor will week from flu- The spring children Thf to The tickets are since for look that the processes which 'are I pla-vfd tb Deforest team The other action the building adopted by the industry to im- resut was 20 5 in favor of commision also approved trans- prove Wisconsin's streams shall DeForest Mer of $50000 from funds raised prove not only effective but Irons caUed on by the sale of property in the economically supportable he baawict Friday University Hill Farms area for Mrs- Anne Hume is visiting her construction of a meats laborato- daughter Mrs Maude Hall ry A supplementary appropria-Harry Estrabrook has entered Non of $125000 for the building the state Committee on Water Iarry Estrabrook has entered tion of $125000 for the I Mrs William Siekert spent Mon-1 and sist Jerome and Janeer day Deforest with Mrs Haris: Majed with their grandparents a sn' I while their mother was away Kenneth Siekert underwent aj Mr and Mrs John Staveness tonsillectomy opera I mn a week visited Mr and Mrs Oscar Stave-ago Friday at Divine Savior hos- ness at the cottage at Briggs pilal Pirtage and returned to villa Sunday his home on Sul ui day Mr an(1 Roblrt jIu)tm(r Miss Margaiet Siekert who of San Diego California are ex-works for the Wisconsin Depart-1 pected to arrive this week at the ment of Agriculture Animal home of Mr and Mrs Woodrow pollution watched spent sulphite li- hospital for treatment He is has already been granted iLi fll PnrtaM I TIia jjuiiuuwi waicnea spent sulphite u- The Whdt a wonderful way to remember Mother A Gift Of Lovely LINGERIE that formerly went into the I Manna Martha commission also approved OJJJJIUVUU 1 and Charlie Hall called a $100000 expenditure for develop- from the mill's pulp output processed through the recovery plant Sulphite liquor pollution of state rwvv home Friday I ment of the University Hill I Ffliryig Easy Payment Plan Authorization was given to the 9 I "BO glVCii Ultr streams by paper companies has COALVILLE England A State College Board of Regents to a problem for several years man was watered Tuesday to pay transfer $185000 from the agricul-in Wisconsin I his former ufo I lnrnl omln-l- problem for several years I 'was ofden onsin his former wife one penny a year tural engineering project to the maintenance farm at Platteville 1 Health Divison has received a promotfori and is now classified as" an office machine operator She started her new job May 1st Miss Joanne Schr x-der of roommate of Miss Siekert spent last weekend at the William Siekeft home They all visited for a while in Fall River at the home of Mr and Mrs Herb Siekert Randy Ray Bowdin of Rio spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with his grandparents Mr jnd JUisL-Jlarvey JBuwduv while his parents the Ray Bowdins went to Milwaukee to see Mi? Bowdin's father EIJis Cutsforth who ts confined to (he hospital of her 7th birthday Dennis Stilson leads in arithmetic review tests 3 out of 7 The 4th 5th and 6th grades have their tests the second in May He had appealed for a reduc tion of a $2 a week maintenance because she had remarried Cnn'f Raf Tenaili I MONTREAUX Switzer-TM I land (UPI)-The city council said RLN' C)tH today il is pushing a plan to host dog catcher Elsa Walston an- the first international fes-nounced a strax dog-killing cam-jtival of television arts and scienc- uug-juuuig cam-mvai oi letevision arts and scienc- wHcd Shift gown ofno-iron Miclke Darrell Cutsforth of Milwaukee and Mr and Mrs Ray Bowdin and Randy were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Harvey Bowdin John Bowdin visited his friend Tommy St John in Columbus Sunday Mrs Earl Henton attended a luncheon Friday of the Club at the home of Mrs Roy Udell In Fall River Devere Wuethrich of Greenwood visited Sunday and Monday at the Alvin -Alfred Wuethrich 's homes Many families of the King's Corners Hearty Workers 4-H Club attended the hike and weiner roast Sunday at Henry Domes Park in observance of Rural Life Day Mr and Mrs George Miller of Fountain Prame visited the Alvin Benzine family Tuesday evening Mrs Cora Boge visited Friday afternoon with Mrs William Selk in Columbus Harley Duhlen has been staying at the Marians home since Tuesday He has been in Many children have been absent i school due to having the Tuesday at the same time es The council would Ike to hold £ickens Proclaimed the first festival next spring and school room is receiving tbis Be King To Animals project it as an annual event dechrations made by the' magicale Dacron- nylon cotton batiste The Secret of Loveliness IS IN THE FOUNDATION stat Inspector paid a visit the school pupils are busy soiling on a grocery basket They anxious to sell a good rtdmy the proceeds are to be used their annual trip which they forward to with great there For friends wishing to re member him while he is confined Mr Ellis Cutsfoith's address is Milwaukee Comity General Hospital 8700 Wisconsin Milwaukee Mr and Mrs William Scott and Mr and Mrs 'Hat! Scott and family attended the showing of "Shaggy Dog" Sun Piame Salt lay evening Mr and Mrs Moms Si hiil'z Soft smooth wisteria print in lovely plumage The dainty collar is Overlaid with sheer embroidered nylon above soft gathering that flows to a soft full sweep Lace trims the collar and a pretty hemline Dries smooth ready to wear Finkmorn or Blueglory 4W visited Wednesday eicnmg with: the process of nwving'his'famiiv' Mr and Mis Clatence Anderson and household belongings from and Diane of rural Rio the Benzine apartment to St Paul Mr and Mrs ('ail Bahr spent where they intend to live perm-one evening last week wi'h Mr anently and Mrs George ltasej it Co- Weekend guests at the Tir i si Mai km home were Mrs Joyce Mr and Mrs Walter Siewert Smith and Robert Vasquez of good choice for MOTHER sizes 32 to 38 $600 all-around shall sj nylon tricot slip in proportioned lengths Darling you'll stay up all night in $600 GOOD NEWS" by (packaged to GO!) C( Mom these are BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS! (ush oed To underline )he sheerest ond prett'esi summer foshions with complete opacity he nyi0n tricot slip that shodow-paneled ail orounck ends at (he correct hem lengrh whatever your height Ond has 0 beaus fully embroidered lined bodice A double fold of nylon sheer edges bodice ond hem Vbie 32-44 average and 34- -44 loll The strapless with the latex back that (actually clings to you! GOOD NEWSTM by Warner's stays up ALWAYS! be anything but wonderfully comfortable I under any fashion all year U-liat makes Berkshire stockings the tavorte with Mother? Easy! Berkshire nylons look smarter feel better wear longer! And guaranteed not to run from either the top or toe into the sheei leg or Mom gets a new pair For Day give her a box of sheer Berkslure full-fashioned or seamless stockings They come in beautiful Spring Carmval Colors il a Gift Of duality ft It's a Gift From Good News Here Today No Pi 0-31: Plunge front strapless Front hook-eye closure Foam-lined cotton cups Sizes Colors S6 50 Mother'? Day If Its Gift of Qualm a Gift from curt from Special WC If it's a gift of Quality it's a gift from -T A Mn son'sll: Alkm POUTAOBWII VV SHOE STOKE PorUj PORTAOBWIff A DEPARTMENT STORB POkTAOHWIS I i kiv 45 to i- -1 f- 1 J4 rv A- A -vl jfciaA A Vi mm wm.

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