Reeseville Man Elected County Commander at Legion Meeting
At the Dodge County Legion Council annual meeting in Juneau Monday evening E R Werges of Reeseville was chosen county commander for the coming term succeeding Bernard Krueger of Beaver Dam now in Sussex Krueger has relocated to Sussex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge County Council of the American Legion
Juneau Mondaay
E. R. Werges
Reeseville
Bernard Krueger
Beaver Dam
Sussex
Dodge County Court House News at Juneau
The Dodge county highway committee met recently naming Frank O Rourke of Elba as chairman. County Clerk Walter Oberdiek reports issuing the first 1941 marriage license to Elden Bietz of Lomira and Ellen Stage of Cumberland. Aliece Guse of Beaver Dam was granted a divorce from Arnold Guse on grounds of non support and cruel and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge County Court House
Juneau
Dodie County Highway Committee
Frank O'Rourke
Elba
Walter Oberdiek
Dodge County
Elden Bietz
Lomira
Ellen Stage
Cumberland
Aliece Guse
Beaver Dam
Arnold Guse
Local Socials and Appointments Highlight Wisconsin Friends
Woodland Gerhard Ennlits ye 3 Water. Milwaukee visitors Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mathwig and family spent the evening at the Wm. Mathwig home. Ewald Mathwig and family from Milwaukee visited Mrs. Mathwig and the Walter Bu ron families Sunday. A party at the Frank Schmidt home Rubic celebrated Mrs. Schmidt’s birthday. Jack Peters, recently teaching in School Dist No. 9 Theresa, returned home to begin a new post. Mrs. A Wegwart hosted eight girls for Luann Wegwart’s 18th birthday with Buneo games and prizes, followed by a birthday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Alfred Mathwig
Milwaukee
Wm. Mathwig
Ewald Mathwig
Mathwig
Walter Buron
Frank Schmidt
Rubic
Schmidt
Jack Peters
Chicago
Theresa
A. Wegwart
Luann
Buneo
U S Trade Share and Reflective Forum Dining Note
U S does 13 per cent of world trade and 11.4 per cent of its import trade. A Chicago Forum restaurant balcony uses a large mirror to expand a half room into the feel of a full space. Reflective walls and lighting create an illusion of doubling the dining area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Forum
Chicago
Farm And Home Lines Select County Welfare Leader
Wisconsin welfare developments feature Mary Jean Wertheimer chosen as Welfare Worker in Judge County, effective January 15. Her post fills the vacancy from Harriet Webster’s resignation. the office is in Dodge County Court House. The piece also reports on dairy, wool, feed, wheat, pigs, dogs, and welfare notes from Farm and Home Week context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm and Home Lines Select County Welfare
Juneau
Rida
Mary Jean Wertheimer
Watertown
Judge County Department
Welfare Department
Dodge County Court House
W. Het Jr
Columbus
Harriet Webster
Lebanon and area social roundup from busy week
Local residents mark events across Lebanon and nearby towns including anniversaries and birthdays. Miss Lorie Krueger and Marvin Meyer ice fished at Lake Mills, while Louis Krueger and family celebrated a 44th wedding anniversary. Dance crowds gathered at Moose Lodge in Watertown and Turner Hall in Watertown. Raymond Krueger and family visited Sneboygan Falls friends. several Lueck and Schoenike families hosted gatherings in Ixonia and Whitewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Krueger
Louis Krueger
Lebanon
Martin Lueck
Aon
Johnny
Rubin Schoenike
Ixonia
Emil Schoenike
Meta Schoenike
Bithday
Turner Hall
Watertown
Johnnies
Grenadiers
Unclear cooperative marketing history cites Amerigo Vespucci
A garbled passage claims cooperative farm marketing and marketing associations move billions annually. It then asserts the origin of the name America, stating Amerigo Vespucci inspired the term and that Mercator first used it for the Western world in 1539.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasil
America
Central
Brazil
Amerigo Vespucci
Mercator
Obituary for Flora Kalk and Frank Falkenthal mourned
Obituary notices report Flora Kalk of Duluth Minnesota age eighty four obituary service at local Presbyterian Church with burial in Histis ford cemetery. Frank Falkenthal 61, daughter of Fred and Zeitler born Hustisford December 11 1879 maiden name Lene Zeitler married 1906 to Frank Falkenthal. They lived northeast of the village, with two children Gia Falkenthal Esther Manns and four grandchildren. Funeral to be held Saturday at St Michael Lutheran church with burial Hustisford cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Kalk
Duluth
Minnesota
Here
Horicon
Histisford
Frank Falkenthal
Fred Zeitler
Hustisford
Lene Zeitler
Qsk
Gia Falkenthal
Esther
Herbert Mans
Frank ‘Kraut
St. Michael's Lutheran Church
W. &E. Staehling
Local Socials and Events Highlight Kekoskee Area
Kekoskee residents hosted visits with neighbors including Mrs Arnold Muche and family. Mrs Val Tschury and daughter Eme traveled to Buffalo for a ten day visit. The annual blowout of the oeel fire department occurred with Mayville firemen as guests. Infant Gary Aldred Robertson, son of Mr. and Mrs Archie Robertson, was baptized at St Peter's Lutheran Church with sponsors Mrs Ben Weiss and Victor Schwarze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Muche
Fred Lubke
Arnold Lubke
Val. Tschury
Eme
Buffalo
N. Y
Oeel Fire Department
Mayville
Gary Aldred
Ben Weiss
Vctor Schwarze
China Collegians in US in decade ending 1938
In the decade ending 1938, 1 845 Chinese youths left China to study in Europe and the United States. Tobacco chewing Jim Walton of Europa Misc. in his 60s boasts a milestone with a quid in his jaw and expects to reach 100. Youthful House Paint suggests homeowners repaint aging houses with factory colored whinkles and varied finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
U. S
Europe
United States
I’bacco
Jim “T'bscco
Jim Walon
Europa
Misc
Walton
Farm Buying Power Up This Year In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin farm dollar purchasing power is at its highest since December 1937. Prices for key farm products rose from the previous year and many livestock items exceed the 1910-14 averages. Milk prices climbed through spring and summer, with December milk at $1.68 per hundred pounds, up from $1.54 a year earlier, marking the highest monthly milk price since December 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Mers
Hustisford Public School Echoes
Hustisford High School hosts a Thursday evening basketball game at City Hall against Watertown Jr. Legion, followed by a social hour with refreshments on sale. A free-throw contest tallies shots with Hustisford leading the way at 134 of 800. Intermediate class made winter pictures from torn paper snowmen and sang to Dolores Boehlen for her 10th birthday. Fifth grade chart compares New England Middle Southern Colonies. eight students have perfect attendance: Elmer Lehmann Lorraine Schindelkower William Kohn Paul Dornfeld Janice Kaul Mona Lehmann Kenneth Roeseler Maynard Roeseler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isford High School
Watertown Jr. Legion
William Kohn
Paul Dornfeld
Janice Kaul
Mona Lehmann
Kenneth Roeseler
Maynard Roeseler
Market Report and Local Notables
Market figures show hogs, cattle, and veal prices with light and heavy ranges from good to fair. Local births include a baby boy born at Sandus City Sanatorium to Mr and Mrs Melvin Zi Butcher. News notes report marriage plans of Miss Alma Good to Louise Taylor and John H Smith in Riverside California, as well as a ski accident and a summer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Zi Butcher
Bologna
Sand du Calves— Lac
Misa
Alrna Good
Choce
Louise Taylor
John H. Smith
Riverside
Galif
Ralph Blohm
William Jansa
Oconomowoe
Blohm
Ed. Borngraeber
Lucille Olson
Cyril Zastrow
Milwaukee
Mayville
Haighgon Hunters Club Hosts Venison Dinner
Mrs. LeRoy Reiser noted the birthday anniversary while Florence Gindt Adeline Schranf nagel and Coletta Hilbes returned to Evanston after holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Alois Feuchten hosted the Haighgon Hunters club directors at a venison dinner Sunday evening cards provided entertainment
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August Reiser
Florence Gindt
Adeline Schranfnagel
Coletta Hilbes
Evanston, Ill
Alois Feucht
Ha Ih ‘Gon Hunters Club
Scout saves man in Elk River incident prompts medal
A Boy Scout named EB Montgomery from Kan. aided a man in danger on Elk River Inst 4 but forgot the fel l name. Scoutmaster Devin tracked him down weeks later to arrange a petition for a medal. The rescuer expressed relief at the recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Montgomery
Kan
Elk River
Devin
Etim
Hustisfort Milk Pool to Meet at Roeseler's Hall
Regular meeting of the Hustis ford Milk Pool and Auxiliary will be held at Roeseler's Hall Tuesday evening February 18. No meeting in January.
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Hustisford Milk Pool and
Roeseler’s Hall
Local Farmers Find It Pays To Feed Land
Wisconsin farmers saw gains in small grain yields on many farms through spring demonstrations using phosphate and potash. More than 500 field trials were conducted last season across ten counties, led by C. J. Chapman of the University of Wisconsin with local farmers. County agents, Smith Hughes teachers, and SCS and AAA reps organized the program and installed plots. Cooperative farmers assisted with application and harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todge
Wisconsin
C. J. Chapman
University of Wisconsin
Smith-Hughes
SCS
AAA
Hustelford Randall School Notes and Attendance
Mr Crawillion visited Hustelford Randall School on Wednesday as the 6th Grade began Agriculture work. Perfect attendance for the first semester goes to Wanda Luedke and Amelda Luedke. In Art class the lower grades are making basic posters and the vip ailee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawillion
Wanda Luedke
Amelda Luedke
Basith Postets
Treasury of local notices and oddities from 1941 42 era
The column lists subscribers and patrons with engagement dates from 1941 and 1942. It notes a beaked elephant diet at Boston’s Franklin Park Zoo and a rural self made farmer who built his own home and implements. It mentions spiders affecting Omaha parking meters and a commentary on a supposed hockey malady among schoolchildren prompting inquiry by census officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddy
Franklin Park Zoo
Boston
Wadd
C. T. Stewart
Atlanta
Red mouse and white frog spark Loudounville oddities
In Loudounville Ohio a resident found a red mouse to the surprise of neighbors who witnessed the creature. A week later another resident reported a white frog and showed it to a dozen friends. Separate note cites a Columbia University Press study placing over 600000 dollars borrowed by the United States in the final two years of the Revolutionary War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudounville
Ohio
United States
Columbia University Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion County Council
Gerhard Ennlits Ye
Memorial Union Art Gallery
Raymond Krueger
Sneboygan Falls
Henry Zastow
Bud Richter
Terry
Whitewater
Delwin Krueger
Kekoskee
Hustisford Public School
Market Report
Hustisford Market
White Rock
Anconas
Milwauke
LeRoy
Geneva
University of Michigan
Hustisfort
Hustelford Randall School
Miss LaVerneaul
Amelia Luedtke
Hall of Honor
Leitzke
Chas
Rantzyn
Wm. Axel
Lichtenberg
W.e.stiehling
Edna Jones
Almand Hoff
H. J. Daniel
Gerhard Griram
John Stehle
F. H. Rohrachneider
Albert Quandt
Charles McCartney
Sigourney
Iowa
Motorista
Omaha
Neb
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