Green County Chorus Rehearses Sunday With UW Vocalists
Four vocalists from the University of Wisconsin will join the Green County Community Chorus for Handel's Messiah to be performed Palm Sunday April 10 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The first rehearsal with the University Quartet is Sunday at 7 15 p.m. directed by Mrs Lyndon C Viel. The quartet includes soprano Christine Gunlaugson Ruth Kienholz tenor Raleigh Williams baritone Martell Disrud.
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University of Wisconsin
School of Music
Green County Community Chorus
University Quartet
Lyndon C. Viel
Christine Gunlaugson
Mrs Wenger Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Ralph H Wenger of 803 18th Avenue entertained the Thursday Evening bridge club at her home. Honors at two tables on contract went to Mrs H B Caradine Mrs Ralph Stauffacher Will B Gna gi and special prizes to Mrs Fred L Kohli and Miss Nell Burgi. A luncheon was served.
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Wenger
Ralph H. Wenger
18Th Avenue
Bridge Club
Mmes
H. B. Caradine
Ralph Stauffacher
Will B. Gnagi
Fred L. Kohli
Nell Burgi
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs O Dennell Home
Mrs John O Dennell hosted her bridge club at two tables on 901 17th Avenue last evening. Honors went to Mrs Russell Prien Mrs Earl Lamboley and Mrs George Stauffacher. Lunch was served.
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Bridge Group
John O’dennell
17Th Avenue
Bridge Club
Russell Prien
Earl Lamboley
George Stauffacher
Minnie Carter’s 80th Birthday Observance Details
Mrs. Minnie Carter of 2015 16th Street received fifty cards and many gifts including plants and flowers for her 80th birthday observed on Monday. Born March 28, 1869 in Twin Grove, she is the daughter of Samuel Beenage and married Fred M. Carter on February 8, 1899. They once ran a Twin Grove store for 18 years.
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Minnie Carter
16Th Street
Carter
Twin Grove
Samuel Beenage
Fred M. Carter
Carter Dies in February 1946 After Moves to Monroe
The record notes that Mr. Carter died in February 1946 and that he had moved to Monroe approximately twenty years earlier.
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Monroe
Carter
Neighborhood Card Club Hosts Honor Cards at Home
Mrs Harold Pickett and Mrs Elizabeth Pickett co hosted the Neighborhood Card club last evening at 1322 23rd avenue. Three tables of 500 were played with honors going to Mines. Players included Robert Aeschlimann Clarence Foss Jess Morton Jacob Kundert. Other guests were Mmes Paul Frenzel John Zimmerman John Schild E D Wolf Sam Bailey Robert Kramer. Refreshments were served.
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Harold Pickett
Elizabeth Pickett
23Rd Avenue
Mines
Robert Aeschlimann
Clarence Foss
Jess Morton
Jacob Kundert
Mmes
Paul Frenzel
John Zimmerman
John Schild
E. D. Wolf
Sam Bailey
Robert Kramer
Married Half Century for Blanchardville Couple Col den
Blanchardville Times Special reports Mr and Mrs Lewis Colden celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary with church services a dinner for relatives and Rev Clarence Benson. An open house drew over 100 guests as the couple, who retired from farming, shared memories from Kilbourn Darlington Gratz Yellowstone and Blanchardville with five children thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. One son Thomas died in 1936.
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Blanchardville
Lewis Colden
Colden
Clarence Benson
Kilbourn
Darlington
Gratz
Yellowstone
Coldens
Howard Thompson
Garfield
Floyd
Lloyd
Wayne Stricklett
Long Beach
Calif
Thomas
Delores Stricklett
Bridge Party Held in New Glarus by Mrs Weinhardt
Mrs Wilbert Weinhardt entertained her bridge club in New Glarus with a gathering Wednesday. Guests included Mmes Gerald Disch Eugene Stuessy Quinton Ott Roswell Phillipson George Hartmen Harley Hoesly Fred Leinhardt Robert Dibble Palmer and Robert Strickler and Miss Lorraine McQuillan with Mrs Marshall Ingwell as substitute.
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New Glarus
Wilbert Weinhardt
Bridge Club
Mmes
Gerald Disch
Eugene Stuessy
Quinton Ott
Roswell Phillipson
George Hartmen
Harley Hoesly
Fred Leinhardt
Robert Dibble
Palmer
Robert Strickler
Lorraine McQuillan
Marshall Ingwell
Fathers and Sons Meet at Yellowstone Lutheran Banquet
Rev A W Stolen of First Lutheran Stoughton spoke at Yellowstone Lutheran churchs first father and son banquet. Kenneth Gunderson, president of the Mens club, presided with Marshall Ingwell as toastmaster. The Barber Shop quartet featured Kennth and Elwood Gunderson.
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Blanchardville
A. W. Stolen
First Lutheran Church
Stoughton
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Kenneth Gunderson
Marshall Ingwell
Barber Shop
Kenneth and
Elwood Gunder
Music event features Hanson, Bredeson and Gun derson
Son Ray Hanson and Victor Bredeson sang while Ashley Gunderson spoke for the fathers. Claire Lien delivered a vocal solo.
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Ray Hanson
Victor Bredeson
Ashley Gunderson
Claire Lien
Bridge Club Hosts Social Evening
Mrs Barbara Werndli hosted her bridge club on Tuesday with members including Alvin Ott John Kundert Henry Schmid E D McQuillan Clarence Hoesly Mollie Frick Fred Tschudy Fred J Marty Harlan Werne and substitutes Melchair Schiesser and Jacob Hefty.
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New Glarus
Barbara Werndli
Mmes
Alvin Ott
John Kundert
Henry Schmid
E. D. McQuillan
Clarence J. Hoesly
Mollie Frick
Fred Tschudy
Fred J. Marty
Harlan Wernle
Emil Kaeser
Melchair Schiesser
Jacob Hefty
Yass Club Meets at Mrs Tschudy Home
Mrs Fred Tschudy entertained the Yass club Monday with Mmes John Kundert William Schell Fred J Marty Margaret Hefty Thomas Hefty Harlan Wernle Oswald Altman Rose Opferman present. Refreshments were served.
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Yass Club
New Glarus
Fred Tschudy
Mmes
John Kundert
William Schell
Fred J. Marty
Margaret Hefty
Thomas Hefty
Harlan Wernle
Oswald Altman
Rose Opferman
Entertains at Bridge in Monticello Club Night
Mrs J J Voegels hosted the Contract bridge club Tuesday evening in Monticello with two tables of cards in play. Guest substitute Mrs Anna Gerber attended.
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Bridge Monticello
J. J. Voegels
Contract Bridge Club
Anna Gerber
Birthday tribute to 82 year old Bertha Brenum
Mrs Bertha Brenum of South Wayne marked her 82nd birthday yesterday. Born March 31 1867 on a Wayne township farm she married John Brenum in Wiota April 30 1908. They farmed in Wayne township before retiring to the village. Mr Brenum died May 1922. She has one sister Mrs Sever Henderson and brothers Simon Olson Joe and Albert. She lives alone and attends West Wiota Lutheran church.
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South Wayne
Bertha Brenum
Wayne Township
Wiota
John Brenum
Brenum
Sever Henderson
Woodford
Simon Olson
Orfordville
Joe
Wiola
Albert
West Wiota
Timaran Described as Philippines' Largest Native Mammal
The timaran, a ruminant related to the water buffalo, is identified as the largest native mammal found in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Markets Report Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices
Today's markets show hogs slow to move with 25 50 cent declines in many weights under 230 lb and sows steady to 25 cents lower. Top hog price 20.75 with most good and choice 160 240 lb at 20.25 20.75 and heavier weights around 19.25 20.00. Cattle and calves: salable totals 700 and 300 respectively. steers and heifers strong, cows and bulls steady, feeders firmer. Top fed steers 26.25 for the worst quality. medium good 1 500 lb beeves at 24.00. heifers 21.50 24.50. cows 16.50 19.50. canners 13.50 16.25. stockers and feeders about steady. two loads good 675 lb southwest feeder yearlings 24.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Live Poultry and Butter Market Report
Chicago market snapshot shows steady live poultry with four truck receipts and prices unchanged except Leghorn fowl up a cent per pound to 30-31 f. o. b. Butter unsettled with 765,892 receipts and prices mostly unchanged to two-thirds cent lower per pound. milk and egg values quoted with 93 score AA and 92 A 59.5, 90 B 58 and 89 C 58, 90 B 58.5 among car lots. Eggs steady with receipts 14,934.
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Chicago
USDA
Prices Unchanged as Cents per Dozen Drop
Prices remain steady overall with a reduction of 1 cent per dozen on current receipts at 42 cents and on dirties at 41 cents. The move reflects minor pricing adjustments while standard rates hold elsewhere.
Demand for stocks weak as market drifts lower on light turnover
New York trading showed lackluster demand with prices slipping about a point across the board. Turnover remained thin, though the day’s final volume pleased observers, while several large companies including U S Steel, General Motors, Studebaker, Goodyear, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck and Dow Chemical led losses as corporate bonds moved along a narrow price path.
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New York
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Studebaker
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Deere
American Telephone
Electric Power and Light
Westinghouse Electric
Dow Chemical
Owens - Illinois
Standard Oil
U.S
Governments hold steady in over the counter dealings
Market observers note governments maintain stable posture in over the counter trading. Officials report no major shifts in policy or liquidity as investors monitor rates and prices.
Fuel Oil Prices Dip After Eight Years
For the first time since 1941 a slight decrease in heavy and light fuel oils is reported. Heavy furnace fuel oil falls to 13.1 cents per gallon and light fuel oil drops to 14.1 cents per gallon.
Archaeologists Use Helicopters in Relic Hunt
Archaeologists deploy helicopters to survey large areas as they search for ancient relics and buried artifacts. The aerial surveys aim to identify promising sites for ground expeditions and potential discoveries.
Bonding Firm Sues Former Beloit Man
A bonding firm sues Russell V. Mason of Beloit for $18 689 29 in circuit court. Mason, former cashier of the Second National Bank, vanished May 8 1946 and was arrested June 6 in Milwaukee with one cent. He pleaded guilty in October 1946 to $3 326 embezzlement and received six months in federal prison.
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Beloit
Janesville
Russell V. Mason, Beloit
Second National Bank
National Surety Corp
Mason
Milwaukee
U. S
Patrick Stone
Madison
Frog Size Range From Cuban Mini to West African Giant
Frogs vary widely in size from a Cuban type about three quarters of an inch long to a West African giant with a two foot leg span, illustrating broad amphibian diversity observed by scientists.
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Green County Chorus
Monroe Electric
Stackpole
Wisconsin
G. S. Soseman
Monroe City Hall
Ward and Strand
Consulting Engineers
West Main Street
Builders Exchange
F. W. Dodge Corporation
C.y
S.y
Wisconsin State Highway
Wisconsin State Highway Commission
Common Council of
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Wainwright
Care of
the Times
Green County
Clarno
Thomas E. Thorp
Marv
Hiway
Juda Road
Glos-Lux Sr Se
Patterson-Sargent
National Research Council
R. B. Little
D.V.M
Rockefeller Institue
Co. S. Bryan
Michigan State College
W. E. Peterson
University of Minnesota
W. N. Plastidge
University of Connecticut
W. O. Schaum
University of California
Kaiser Special
Old Price
Kaiser
America
Frazer Manhattan
K & F Sales CO
Boss and Bacon
Hiway Garage
Ben E. Kubly
Charles Stoll
Monroe Evening Times Co
Robert E. Tlayes
21St Avenue
Wis
Robert E. Hayes
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin and Madison Business College
South Pacific
Kaiser-Frazer
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