Women’s Federation District Meet in Beloit April 19
The 45th annual Wisconsin First District Federation convention will be in Beloit on April 19 with Prof. William Stokes of the University of Wisconsin and Harry L. vice president of Northwestern University as main speakers. The day opens at 9 30 a m at the Beloit First Methodist church and includes five town hall sessions and Helen Meers art contest exhibits from area eighth graders. Ben H. Roderick of Brodhead serves on the resolutions committee. A pre conference board meeting and banquet occurs Wednesday evening with Mrs Karl Kleinpell, state president, as honored guest.
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William Stokes
University of Wisconsin
Harry L
Northwestern University
Wisconsin First District Federation of Gooey Ae
Beloit
Chariton van
Beloit First Methodist Church
Helen Meers
Ben H. Roderick
Brodhead
Resolutions Committee
Karl Kleinpell
New Glarus Dance Revue Attracts Monticello Attendees
Attendees at the Friday dance revue in New Glarus, presented by Miss Jean Zweifel’s pupils, include numerous local residents and families such as Arthur Escher and Janice, Edmund Dooley, Fred Escher, Shirley and Billy Escher, J. W. Barlow, H. F. Stoll, W. E. Blum, and many others across communities like Monticello and surrounding areas. The program featured a large showing of local youth and families in attendance.
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Monticello
New Glarus
Jean Zweifel
Messrs
Mmes
Arthur Escher
Janice
Edmund Dooley
Fred Escher
Shirley
Billy
J. W. Barlow
H. F. Stoll
W. E. Blum
William V. Baebler
John Ponyiscanyi
Jack and
Carol
Emil Escher
Raymond Woodruff
Charles Benkendorf
Robert Holcomber
R. W. Karlen
Albert Moritz
Lawrence G. Marty
John Elmer
Darlyne
Virginia
D. L. Zentner
Harry Klassy
Jake Krieg
C. J. Klooster
H. L. Karlen
Howard Steinmann
John Stauffer
O. D. Curtis
John Richards
Emil Blum
Henry Duerst
Ray Blum
Diane
Jake Huber
Baltz Hoesly
Henry V. Baebler
Betty Ann
Adam Schuler
Rosa Roth
Bessie Youngreen
Thomas Brusveen
Lorena Haldrich
Bernice Schneider
Joan
Yolanda Richards
Lydia Voegeli
Fred Mines
Clarence Elmer Jr
Jake Thompson
W. G. Hill
E. W. Marty
John Steinmann
Clarence Elmer Sr
John Wittenwyler
James Hancock
Roy Bissig
Willis Elmer
J. J. Voegeli
Willis J. Marty
M. E. Lynn
F. H. Steinmann
Leo Gempeler
Barbara
Erne Broge
Charles Diner
Willard Prisk
Kenneth Klassy
Anna Elmer
Donald Knobel
W. D. Elmer
Jeanne
Jacob Voegels
Alvin Mitchell
Irene Marty
Rosemary Babler
Barbara Karlen
Bernice Babler
Lora Dick
Carol Babler
Delores
Margaret
Carla Frehner
Dorothy Marty
Home Bureau Meets in Orangeville on Window Treatment
Oneco Home Bureau gathered Friday at Mrs. Ray Maas home with 25 members. Mrs. Frank Busjahn and Mrs. Fred Buehler spoke on window treatment. Mrs. Ralph Zettel discussed good grooming. Co-hostess was Mrs. Fred W Neuenschwander. Next meeting set for April 27 at Mrs. Zettel home.
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Home Bureau
Orangeville
Oneco Home Bureau
Ray Maas
Frank Busjahn
Fred Buehler
Ralph Zettle
Fred Wneuenschwander
Zettle
DAR Gather Tomorrow Evening at Mrs Churchill Home
Daughters of American Revolution members will meet tomorrow at 7 30 pm at the home of Mrs E N Churchill 807 13th Avenue. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs Paul J Weirich and Mrs Frank A Shriner with Mrs May L Luchsinger in charge of the program.
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DAR
Daughters of American Revolution
E. N. Churchill
13Th Avenue
Paul J. Weirich
Frank A. Shriner
May L. Luchsinger
Alpha Zeta Sorority Maps Home Show Role
A sorority meeting in the library Green room drafted plans for participation in the Home and Food show. Helen Altman chaired the committee with Mrs Walter Kubly Sedora Brostuen and Helene Joy assisting. Bruce Blum spoke on the city manager plan and E O Evans explained the state superintendent of schools ballot.
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Alpha Zeta Sorority
Helen Altman
Walter Kubly
Sedora Brostuen
Helene Joy
Bruce Blum
State Superintendent of Instruction
E. O. Evans
Teen Y group selects Dolly Madison as club name
The Dolly Madison chapter was chosen last evening for the newly organized Teen Y club at Angle meeting with 24 members. Officers include Joan Knaack as president Billie Ann Wenger as vice president Joyce Babler as secretary Susan Blumer as treasurer. Patrol leaders are Knaack Wenger Mahle Deemer Kindschi.
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Dolly Madison
Angle
Joan Knaack
Billie Ann Wenger
Joyce Babler
Susan Blumer
Knaack
Wenger
Shirley Mahle
Lois Deemer
Karen Kindschi
Sandra Christiansen
Shirley Bruni
Diane Snyder
Donna Harrington
Kay Berndt
Elsa Schindler
Barbara Underwood
Sandra Simpson
Annette Stopka
Gladys Due
Gayle Webster
Grace Howard
Beverly Hunt
Carol Galli
Marilyn Plate
Ann Kofoed
Loretta Kiechle
Maureen Bruni
Twenty Three Confirmands Named At Zwingli Church
Twenty three youths are set to be confirmed Sunday morning at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church with an oral examination Friday evening at 8. The list includes Pearl Aeschlimann Marian Bindlingmaier Herbert Bircher Caroline Blum Richard Blum Neil Buechil Ilene Zimmerman Neil Zimmerman Joan Dra fahl Gretchen Erickson Irene Elmer Robert Feller Ralph Gepmeler Bertha Graber Lydia Graber Royal Karlen Agnes Koehner Edwin Kernen Duane Kehr Lisette Rieder and others.
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Monticello
Zwingli Evanglical
Herman Blum
Richard Blum
Fred W. Blum
Neil Buechil
Cresent Krieg
Ilene Zimmerman
Amos Zimmerman
Neil Zimmerman
Waldo Zimmerman
Joan Drafahl
Della Drafahl
Gretchen Erickson
Mildred Erickson
Irene Elmer
Conrad Elmer
Robert Feller
Ralph Gempeler
Fred Gempeler
Bertha
Lydia Graber
Herman Graber
Royal Karlen
R. W. Karlen
Agnes Koehner
Gladys Goecks
Edwin Kernen
Notable Local Names in Milford Area Announcements
Mrs Lisette Reider Milford Rundle son of Mr and Mrs Robert Rundle Jeanette Schup bach daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Schupbach Allen Thoman son of Mr and Mrs Walter Thoman appear in local social notices highlighting family connections and community members.
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Lisette Reider
Milford Rundle
Robert Rundle
Jeanette Schupbach
Herman Schupbach
Allen Thoman
Walter Thoman
Birthday gathering at Mrs Iva Denney home
Friends from Rockford and Beloit visited Mrs Iva Denney at 1525 16th Street Saturday to celebrate birthdays for Mrs Walter Wicks, Mrs Robert Bergstrom, Mrs Iva Denney, and Miss Marsha Denney of Monroe. A pink decorated cake by Mrs Bergstrom served as centerpiece as Marsha and Pamela Denney hosted an afternoon musical.
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Rockford
Beloit
Iva Denney
16Th Street
Walter Wicks
Robert Bergstrom
Marsha Denney
Monroe
W. M. Denney
Pekin, NL
Philathaea Class Meets For Evening at Backe Home
Twenty four members and guests of Immanuel Philathea Sunday school class gathered at Mrs. John Backe's home on 14th avenue. Mrs. William A. Miller and Mrs. Gottlieb Krauss assisted. Mr. Backe spoke about his trip to Norway and Miss Marie Geigel read the story Country. Mrs. Richard Bahr discussed her recent trip to New York.
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Philathea
Immanuel Philathea
John Backe
14Th Avenue
William A. Miller
Gottlieb Krauss
Backe
Norway
Marie Geigel
Richard Bahr
New York
Missionary Sisters Named At Evangelical United Brethren Meeting
The names of the Missionary sisters were revealed and new names drawn for the coming year at the WSWS Evangelical United Brethren meeting. Attendees enjoyed a social evening as the group gathered.
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Evangelical United Brethren Wsws
Juda Group To Meet At Salzwedel Home
The Young Adult group of the Baptist church will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Salzwedel.
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The
Baptist Church
Ernest Salzwedel
Hermit Left Estate Valued At 169000 In Probate
Probate court disclosed an estate worth 169000 left by William Heckel a hermit who lived in a packing box shack and rode a bicycle to a store for food He died in Covina California in 1947 at age 80 with no will found.
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Los Angeles
William Heckel
Covina
Calif
Carthage Singers Deliver Fine Grace Lutheran Concert
A capacity crowd at Grace Lutheran Church heard Carthage College’s a cappella choir under Elmer Hawke perform in five parts. Notable pieces included Palestrina’s O Bon Jesu Exaudi Me and Pantchenko’s By the Rivers of Babylon. Treble and male chorus numbers complemented the program. Lenwood Monte, Monroe high school alumnus and 60-voice choir member, appeared in his home church.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Carthage College
Elmer Hawke
Palestrina
Gallus
Babylon
Pantchenko
Jesus
Gethsemane
Bach
God
Siemohn
Tschesnokoff - Haworth
Nicolai Hawke
R. C. Wilson
Monroe High School
Roanoke Commissioned as New Cruiser for Special Mission
The Roanoke, described by Secretary Louis Johnson as a ship kept in training for a primary mission, was commissioned at Philadelphia Naval Base in a ceremony filled with wartime speculation. Johnson indicated the mission would be warlike, though he did not specify details.
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Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
Louis Johnson
Roanoke
Philadelphia Naval Base
Local Group Attends Agricultural Meeting
Green county residents joined a joint agricultural conference and dinner at the Vet's Club in Janesville to discuss the oleo situation, marketing conditions, and European survey results. Monroe attendees included Harold Whitehead and 15 others, with many from nearby towns such as Monticello, New Glarus, Albany, Juda, Verona, and Madison represented.
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Green County
Vet’s Club
Janesville
Monroe
Harold Whitehead
Richard Bahr Jr
Harvey Trumpy
Rudy P. Reger
Larry Moth
Fred Krebs
J. E. Brecklin
Virgil Brunkow
John Shager
Albert Stoldt
M. H. Stauffacher
Russell W. Prien
Roy F
Brodhead
John Fluckinger
Verona
Harvey Thew
Madison
Ministers Plan Good Friday Rites at St Johns
Thirteen ministers from New Glarus Monticello Juda Clarno and Monroe attended the Lenten retreat at St Andrews church. Plans set for a three hour Good Friday service at St Johns church from noon to 3 pm on April 15. Monroe chamber of commerce to ask businesses to close during the service. Community vacation church school set for June 6 through 17. Rev Merrill Abbey Madison president of the state council of churches spoke. Luncheon served by Union Presbyterian women.
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New Glarus
Monticello
Juda
Clarno
Monroe
St. Andrew’s Church
St. John’s Church
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Maperts
Merrill Abbey
Madison
Wisconsin State Council of Churches
Union Presbyterian Church
Annual meteorite falls far exceed observed events
A scientist notes that while only two or three meteorites are seen to fall each year, the overall number striking the earth annually is likely at least a hundred. The statement highlights the gap between observed falls and actual impacts.
Livestock and Poultry Market Summary from Chicago
USDA market report shows hog salable at 7 000 with uneven demand and higher hog prices though trading slow and dull. Cattle salable 6 500 with high choice fed steers up to 28 50 and vealers 28 00 to 31 00. cows and bulls mixed. Live poultry receipts 19 trucks with prices mostly unchanged, fowl up a cent, fryers down a cent. butter and eggs steady to unsettled.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Trading Narrow Gains Ahead of Week’s End
A small decline in stock prices found enough demand to keep the market steady in New York. Losses outweighed gains by a narrow margin and most changes were in small fractions. A fair amount of business was done as tickers flickered.
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New York
Oil stocks pause as profits trim gains on market day
Oil shares retreated after profit taking, with Standard Oil (NJ) slipping while favorites Chrysler United Aircraft Consolidated Natural Gas Du Pont and U S Gypsum led gains. Losers included Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel General Motors Montgomery Ward J I Case Westinghouse J C Penney Chesapeake and Ohio and Nickel Plate. Corporate bonds moved narrowly and U S governments wobbled in over the counter trading.
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Standard Oil
Chrysler
United Aircraft
Consolidated Natural Gas
du Pont
U. S. Gypsum
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
J. I. Case
Westinghouse Electric
J. C. Penney
Chesapeake and Ohio
Nickel Plate
U. S
Tea Growing Experiments In South Carolina And Texas Abandoned
Historical note recalls U S experiments with tea cultivation in South Carolina and Texas during earlier years. Growers attempted tea cultivation in specific southern locales but the project did not continue and was eventually abandoned.
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United States
South Carolina
Texas
Olivia De Havilland Improves. Bed Rest Through August
Actress Olivia De Havilland, once seriously ill, has shown some improvement per her doctor. Dr John McCausland said she may remain in bed until the birth of her first child, due in August, with husband novelist Marcus Goodrich by her side.
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Hollywood
Olivia de Havilland
John McCausland
Marcus Goodrich
Wisconsin Cheese Market Shows Soft Trade Demand
Federal market news service reports Wisconsin cheese prices easing with light demand. Quotes include single daisies 32 14 to 33 42, longhorns 33 to 34, square prints 33 33 to 33 34, midgets 33 34 to 35 14.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Le.l
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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M. J. Gonstead
Karly Paint Store
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