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Sheboygan City and County 4-H Clubs (Co) (1942-1996) Sheboygan Press Index – Sheboygan City and County The Sheboygan Press Index began in 1940. The last entry in the manual catalog was December 31, 2008. Dates in parentheses indicate the time period the heading was in use in the manual catalog. * indicates current headings used in the online catalog. These entries are indexed on cards which are located in Mead Library’s second floor Reference department. If you are interested in a topic in this index, you may call or stop in for more information. Starting January 1, 2009 the Sheboygan Press is indexed in the Mead Public Library Easicat (online catalog). To search for articles in the The Sheboygan Press (that Mead Library has indexed) that were published beginning January 1, 2009, use the keyword search feature. Major changes were made to the index in 1975 and 1996. In 1976 headings were merged into one, for example; Football (Sheb) and Basketball (Sheb) were indexed using the heading Sports (Sheb). In 1996 headings were merged again, for example; Christmas (Sheb) and Christmas (Co) were combined and indexed using the heading Holidays-Christmas (Sc) and some headings were merged under the code (Sc), for example; Mental Health (Sheb) and Mental Health (Co) were indexed using the heading Mental Health (Sc). Indexing individuals by name as headings for significant anniversaries and birthdays was stopped in the 1960s and were indexed instead under Anniversaries, Birthdays, and Centenaries. Only elected officials and some other exceptions are indexed by name, i.e.: James Baumgart, Russell Feingold, Carl Otte, etc. The following codes are used to specify government division: Sheb=Sheboygan Co=Sheboygan County Sc=Sheboygan & Sheboygan County When there are headings for more than one of these divisions they are listed in the above order. Headings without codes are listed first. See the Sheboygan Press Index – Wisconsin for articles about Wisconsin. 4-H Clubs (Co) (1942-1996) 4-H Clubs (Sc) (1996-2008) * 1955-Summary (1955) -A- A.A.F. (1943) see Air Force, Army; U.S. Armed Forces AAA see American Automobile Association Abortion (1976-1992) for previous entries see Birth Control Abortion (Sc) (1992-2008) * Above & Beyond see also Museums 1 Above & Beyond (1997-2008) * Abrahamson, Kenneth Zorn (1952-1953) Accidents (Sheb) (1943-2008) * Accidents (Co) (1945-2008) * Accountants (Sheb) (1946-1997) Accountants (Co) (1962-1996) Accountants (Sc) (1997-2008) * Acting see also Theater Acting (Sheb) (1943-1976) for further entries see Theater Acting (Co) (1945-1976) for further entries see Theater; see also Harand, Sulie Actions and Defenses (1945) Ada (Co) (1979-1995) * Adams, Alice (1946-1947) Adell (Co) (1977-2006) * Adoption (Sheb) (1956-2006) * Adoption (Co) (1957-2004) * Adult & Vocational Education (Sheb) (1958-2008) * Adult & Vocational Education (Co) (1958-2008) * Advertising (Sheboygan Press) (1944-1951) Advertising (1944-1996) Advertising (Sc) (1997-2008) * Aeronautics see also Artificial Satellites; Parachutes; UFOs Aeronautics (1942-1978) Aeronautics (Sheb) (1979-1996) Aeronautics (Sc) (1996-2008) * AFL-CIO see Labor Unions; CIO Aged (1949-1974) see also Home for Aged Aged (Sheb) (1974-2008) * Aged (Co) (1974-2008) * Agriculture see also Crops Agriculture (Co) (1942-2006) * Air Force see also U.S.-Armed Forces Air Force (Sheb) (1956-1992) for previous entries see Air Force, Army (Sheb) Air Force (Co) (1956-1991) for previous entries see Air Force, Army (Co) Air Force, Army (Sheb) (1941-1955) Air Force, Army (Co) (1952-1956) Air Force Day (1947-1948) Air Force, Navy (1943-1959) Air Pollution see also Pollution; Pollution- Air Air Pollution (1949-1997) Air Raids (Sheb) (1942) 2 Air Reserve (Sheb) (1949-1969) for further entries see Air Force; U.S.-Armed Forces Air Transportation (Sheb) (1944-1948) Airline Stewardesses (1962) Airlines (1977-1987) for previous entries see Airplanes; Airports Airlines (Sc) (1988-2001) * Airplanes (1946-1995) Airplanes (Sc) (1995-2008) * Airports (1942-1955) Airports (Co) (1956-2008) * Alaskan Earthquake, March 2, 1964 (1964) Albrecht, Louis J. (1948-1966) Alcohol see also Beer Alcohol (Sheb) (1977-2008) * for previous entries see Alcoholism; Liquor Alcohol (Co) (1978-2008) * for previous entries see Alcoholism; Liquor Alcoholics Anonymous (1950-1976) for further entries see Alcoholism; Diseases-Alcoholism Alcoholism (1949-1997) see also Alcohol; Diseases-Alcoholism Aldermen (Sheb) (1951-2008) * Alice in Dairyland (Co) (1963-1989) see also Pageants Aliens (Sheb) (1994-1995) see also Immigrants & Immigration Along the Road (Broughton) (1952) Aluminum (1941-1945) Alumni Associations see also University of Wisconsin Alumni Club (Sheboygan Campus) Alumni Associations (Sheb) (1960-1990) * Alumni Associations (Co) (1963-2007) * Ambulances (1948-1993) Ambulances (Sc) (1993-2008) * American Association of University Women (Sheb) (1943-1957) for further entries see Organizations & Societies (Sheb) American Automobile Association (1950-1984) American Automobile Association (Sc) (1986-2005) * American Field Service Ambulance (1942) American Legion (Sheb) (1942-2008) * American Legion (Co) (1945-2008) * Amoth, Ralph F. (1944) Amusements (Sheb) (1944-1955) AMVETS (Sheb) (1946-1995) AMVETS (Co) (1956) AMVETS (Sc) (1999) * Animals see also Livestock; Pets; Reptiles; Wildlife; or specific name of animal, e.g. Cats 3 Animals (1948-1976) Anna M. Reiss Home (1947-1955) Annexation see also Government; Sheboygan (Town of) (Co) Annexation (Sheb) (1941-2005) * Annexation (Co) (1959-2005) * Anniversaries (Sheb) (1945-2008) * Anniversaries (Co) (1945-2008) * Antiques (1977-1996) Antiques (Sc) (1996-2006) * Anzich, Methodius J. (1945-1952) Apples (Co) (1954-1996) Apples (Sc) (2000-2007) * Appointments (Sheb) (1943-1997) Appointments (Co) (1943-1997) Appointments (Sc) (1997-2008) * Aquacade (1954) Aquaculture (Sc) (1997-2008) * Aquarium Proposal (Sheb) (1993-2000) * Arbor Day (1946-1994) for further entries see Holidays-Arbor Day Archaeologists (1955-1963) see also Archaeology Archaeology (1983-1988) * Archaeology (Sc) (1991-2001) Archery see also Sports Archery (1949-1983) Archery (Sc) (1984-2008) * Architects (1946-1991) Architects (Sc) (1991-2008) * Armaments & Firearms (1946-1974) for further entries see Firearms Armed Forces Day (1950-1965) Armed Forces Overseas (1942-1945) Armistice Day see also Veterans Day; Holiday-Veterans Day Armistice Day (1943-1945) Armistice Day (Sheb) (1945-1955) Armistice Day (Co) (1945-1954) Armory (Sheb) (1977-2008) * Army see also U.S.-Armed Forces Army (1942-1949) Army (Sheb) (1949-1996) Army (Co) (1949-1994) Army Aviation Cadets (1943-1952) Army Ordinance Award (1943) Army (Reserve) (Sheb) (1955-1976) see also Army (Sheb); U.S.- Armed Forces 4 Army (Reserve) (Co) (1956-1976) see also Army (Co); U.S.-Armed Forces Army Salute (Sheb) (1943) Arpke, H.A., Mrs. (1951) Art (Sheb) (1941-2008) * for previous entries see Artists (Sheb); Art Exhibits (Sheb) Art (Co) (1945-2008) * for previous entries see Artists (Co); Art Exhibits (Co) Art Exhibits (Sheb) (1956-1958) for further entries see Art (Sheb) Art Exhibits (Co) (1953-1957) for further entries see Art (Co) Arthritis see Diseases; Diseases-Miscellaneous (Sc) Artificial Satellites (1962-1964) for further entries see Aeronautics Artists (Sheb) (1948-1958) for further entries see Art (Sheb) Artists (Co) (1950-1958) for further entries see Art (Co) As the Story Goes (column by Chuck Fisher) (1960-1963) Ask the Candidates (1994) Assessment (Sheb) (1942-2008) Assessment (Co) (1942-2008) * Association of Commerce (Sheb) (1941-1967) for further entries see Chamber of Commerce, Sheboygan Area; Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce Association of Commerce (Co) (1952-1967) for further entries see Chamber of Commerce, Sheboygan Area; Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce Astronomy (Sheb) (1961-1997) Astronomy (Sc) (1997-2008) * Atmosphere Electricity (Sheb) (1953) Atomic Power see also Nuclear Power Atomic Power (1966-1997) Atomic Weapons see also Bombs, Atomic Atomic Weapons (1982-1986) Auctions (Sheb) (1959-2008) * Auctions (Co) (1948-2007) * Audio-Visual Instruction (1949-1957) Auditing (1950-1969) for further entries see Auditors & Auditing (Sc) Auditors & Auditing (Sc) (1982-1992) * for previous entries see Auditing Authors see Books, Writers Automobile Drivers (Sheb) (1951-1976) Automobile Drivers (Co) (1957-1974) Automobile Industry & Trade (Sheb) (1945-1955) Automobile Racing see also Races; Racing; Road America Automobile Racing (Co) (1951-1956) Automobiles (Sheb) (1949-2007) * 5 Automobiles (Co) (1949-2008) * Autry, Gene (Sheb) (1950-1954) Aviation see also Airlines; Airplanes; Airports Aviation (1948-1989) Aviation (Sc) (1989-2008) * Awards see Rewards, Honors & Prizes; Rewards, Prizes, Etc. -B- Baby Sitter Clinic (1961-1992) see also 4-H Clubs Bade, Henry C. (1948-1949) Badger Boys State (Sheb) (1954-1976) for further entries see Badger State Representatives Badger Girls State (Sheb) (1953-1976) for further entries see Badger State Representatives Badger State Representatives (Sheb) (1977-2007) * for previous entries see Badger Boys State; Badger Girls State Badger State Representatives (Co) (1953-2007) * Bahr, Ferdinand A. (1946-1951) Bahr, William, Lt. (1951) Bakers and Bakeries (1946-1988) Bakers and Bakeries (Sc) (1988-2008) * Baldwin, Charles (1964) Bale, Marie Finger, Dr. (1950-1960) Balkins, Helen (1944-1949) Ballet (1960-1975) for further entries see Dancing Balloons see Aeronautics Balurs, A. D. (1952) Balzer, Robert (1950-1961) Band Shell (1960-1975) Band Shell (Sc) (1975-1996) * Bands &
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