Easter Parade Styles At Home Show Tonight
The Alpha Zeta social event presents an Easter Parade style show featuring women's, men's and children's wear and travel ensembles. A 7:30 concert caps the program with the Hoboettes leading to the baton of Miss Jean Babier, followed by juvenile features and traveling wardrobe displays by a cast including Robert Maurer Davis, Arthur Roethe, John Kundert and Richard Kelley.
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Alpha Zeta So
Trav
Ggg Ovale Weer
Yggen
Oraa
Iecladie Geetonh Oaiaene
Hoboettes
Jean Babier
Nme
Jimmy van Voast
Robert Maurer
Luncheon Follows Card Game Fundraiser in Lowell Area
A card game fundraiser in Lowell featured players Herman, Robert Henriquez, Schultz, Wendell Simmons, and Miss Emma Whitbecker with honors awarded to Mines. The event included a luncheon and was attended by local residents and supporters.
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Herman
Robert Henriquez
Oe Schultz
Lowell Ma
Wendell Simmons
Emma Whitbecker
Pinnachle
Infant Son Baptized in Gratiot Parish
William Joseph, infant son of Mr and Mrs Carrigg, was baptized with sponsors Mr and Mrs Thomas Lacey. On her birthday a gathering was held Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs Clara Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot
William Joseph
Cis Carrigg
Thomas Lacey
Clara Miller
Hostess at bridge club evening event details
Mrs. C. D. Baumie of 942 111th street hosted the Thursday evening bridge club. Five players competed with honors going to Clarabelle Grode Nel Burgy and Jerome H. Schwaiger.
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C. D. Baumie
111Th Street
Clarabelle Grode
Mise Nel Burgy
Jerome H. Schwaiger
Dutch Hollow Club Elects Mrs Elmer at Year End Meeting
At the last season meeting held Wednesday at Mrs. Orville White's home Monroe route 2 Mrs Elmer was elected club president Other officers include Mrs Milton Brechlein vice president Lester Witt Alfred Barth to prepare the club program books Project leaders are Mrs Chester Stauffacher and Mrs John Blumer with alternates Mrs Car Pfister and Mrs Paul Stricker
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Orville White
Monroe
Milton Brechlein
Lester Witt
Alfred Barth
Chester Stauffacher
John Blumer
Car Pfister
Paul Stricker
Button Club Meets At Mrs Blum’s Home
Helvetian Button club met at Mrs Werner Blum Jr's home at 1124 Ith avenue with all members present. Rubber horn inlay and papier mache buttons were discussed and each member presented information about each kind of button.
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Button Club
Werner Blum Jr
Lth Avenue
Albany Woman's Club Elects Officers at Potluck Meeting
Officers re elected Wednesday at the Albany Woman's club gathering hosted by Mrs. Lewis Graves. Elected were Mrs. Chester Ferguson president Mrs. Oren Burt vice president Mrs. Harvey Graves secretary and Mrs. Archie Francis treasurer The program featured a recipe exchange and members shared favorite dishes at a potluck supper.
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Albany
Albany Woman's Club
Lewis Graves
Chester Ferguson
Oren Burt
Harvey Graves
Archie Francis
Farewell Party For Arneses Before Move To Blanchardville
A farewell party was held at the Postville home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Arnes Saturday night as they plan a move to Blanchardville with Marian Stauffacher. Their son Leroy and his wife will operate the home farm. Guests included the Krose Wengers Huber Strommen Ott Blazer Mae Severson Aslakson the Ericksons and Hanson.
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Blanchardville
Lawrence Arnes
Postville
Arneses
Marian Stauffacher
Leroy
Krose Wenger
Lawrence Huber
Elmer Strommen
Peter Ott
Herbert Blazer
Alvin Mae
Theodore Severson
Andrew Aslakson
Earl Ericksons
Ben Hanson
Arthur Arnes
Family Names in Local Social Notices
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Smith and relatives including Delbert Elmer and sister Frey, Alfred Achersold, Carl Niedermann and Robert, Leroy Arnes, Jacob Ott and Lucille Arnes are listed in a society notice. The grouping reflects a family network attending a local event.
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Delbert Smith
Delbert Elmer
Frey
Alfred Achersold
Carl Niedermann
Robert
Leroy Arnes
Jacob Ott
Lucille Arnes
Willow chapter initiates candidates into Eastern Star
Orangeville times reports Willow chapter held an Eastern Star initiation on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Haupt named worthy patron and matron. A luncheon followed hosted by several couples and plans were announced for Willow chapter’s golden anniversary on Friday April 22 at the high school gymnasium.
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Orangeville
Eastern Star
Willow Chapter
Will Haupt
Irving Elliott
Merl Rubendall
Phillip Reeser
Marvin Shippy
Hostesses for Guild Event at Zwingli Church
Gladys Buehl and Clara Frehner served as co hosts for the Girls guild of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church Monday evening at the parish house. Mrs Wallace P Barlow led the lesson and announced a Mothers day program for the May meeting.
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Monticello
Gladys Buehl
Clara Frehner
Girls Guild of
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wallace P. Barlow
Daughter Honored At Gladys Schumacher Birthday Party
A birthday party was held Sunday evening at the William Schumacher home for their daughter Gladys celebrating her 23rd birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Berg of Woodford, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schumacher of Madison, and Charles Brugger of Monroe.
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Juda
William Schumacher
Gladys
Virgil Berg
Woodford
Ralph Schumacher
Madison
Charles Brugger
Monroe
Bounties Authorized for Five Foxes at March Meeting
The auditing committee approved bounties for five foxes in March. Paul Burke received $2 for a red fox and others earned $2 each for gray foxes, with payments to Walter Wirth, Monti Cello, Ted Wyss Jr, Oscar Ayen Jr, and Robert E. Lage son.
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Paul Burke
13Th Avenue
Walter Wirth
Monticello
Ted Wyss Jr
Juda
Oscar Ayen, Jr
Blanchardville
Robert E. Lageson
Lakeshire Marty Cheese Plant Adds Staff and Routes
Robert Augsburger joins Lakeshire Marty cheese factory as new employee. James Whittenberg takes over Lakeshire Marty milk routes with assistance from Gordon Priewe.
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Orangeville
Robert Augsburger
James Whittenberg
Gordon Priewe
Winners in Baking Competition Listed
A large Turner hall audience watched the Home and Food show as WFRL Freeport and Martha Logan showcased food demonstrations. Final judges Martha Logan and Mildred Sackett announced Homemakers baking contest winners with first prize in Angel food cake to Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. William Norder, among others, plus bread and pie categories with multiple placings and honorable mentions.
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Turner Hall
WFRL
Freeport
Martha Logan
Homemakers
Mildred Sackett
Angel Food Cake
George Clark
Monroe
William Norder
Juda
Local Honorees Noted at Cadiz and Decatur Event
Brief remarks recognized Mrs. Max Rinehart of Cadiz and Mrs. J. D. Hahlen of Decatur as honorable attendees at the gathering. The source fragment lists these two names among attendees, indicating community involvement and recognition.
128th Medical Unit Obtains Two Recruits
Two recruits have been signed by the 128th infantry medical company bringing strength to 23 enlisted men and two officers. Maj. Wayne J. Fencil spoke on Army Day and ran a class on armed forces employment. Sgt. Samuel F. Humbel gave the organization briefing. Capt. Raymond Fritz was introduced as the new administrative officer.
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128Th Infantry Medical Company
Wayne J. Fencil
Samuel F. Humbel
Raymond Fritz
Illness Calls Family to Morton Grove and Sioux City
Mrs. Clem Stacy of Morton Grove Illinois and Mrs. Robert Schlag of Sioux City Iowa were summoned home by the illness of their father E. O. Leonard.
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Blanchardville
Clem Stacy
Morton Grove
Ill
Robert Schlag
Sioux City
E. O. Leonard
Bloodhounds Track Quarry Across 138 Miles Including Water
A report notes bloodhounds can pursue a quarry over a distance of 138 miles and even traverse water to pursue.
South Wayne Units Hailed in Program
Eighty students singing in South Wayne choruses directed by Gerald Fritz performed before 250 people at St. John's church auditorium. Miss Florence Voigt hosted Monroe and introduced the girls and boys glee clubs along with the mixed chorus in a concert of light opera selections ballads Negro spirituals and sacred numbers. Favorite numbers included the opening girls chorus selections and the sacred Heavenly Light by the mixed chorus. The boys chorus displayed a fine rhythm and strong bass in Kentucky Babe.
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South Wayne
Gerald Fritz
St. John’s Church
Florence Voigt
Monroe
The Lapps Compared to Scandinavia's Dwarfs
The Lapps living in northern Finland resemble legendary dwarfs with short stature about four and a half to five feet and notable physical strength.
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Lapps
Finland
Scandinavia
Agent Seeks Green County Test Plots for Agriculture
Myron E. Jeglum county agricultural agent announces land plots are needed across Green county for agricultural experiments and demonstrations. Special demo areas will measure crop responses to treatments and conditions, with materials provided. contact Jeglum to participate in testing fertilizer rates plow sole method borax red clover breeding oats and corn varieties.
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Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
County Agricultural Office
Jeglum
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Dutch Hollow Club
Elmer
Monroe Beverage Mart
18Th Avenue
Koenig Bray Beer
Prima
America
Ginner Roofing CO
Carl Ginner
Kenneth Ginner
OES
Elmer Ronspier
Sam
Ludwig
Sylvester
Dorothy Deininger
Marie Lueck
Browntown
Edward Erickson
Jordan Busy Bees
George Yeazel
West Side Workers
Earl Erickson
Blanchardville Bem Club
Alma Goodman
Merry Homemakers
Richard Hasse
Liberty
Fred Williams
Meeker’s
Savanna
Elle Sne BY
Acarlen’s Bakery
Ford
Delux Fordor
Pontiac
Mionroe Sales Co
Mee D
WLAD
128Th Medical Unit
Monroe's Great New Catalog Department
Nationaly “Thriftway
National Sales Service
10Th Street
Wisconsin
Ben E. Kubly
Prop
Monroe, Wis
Monroe Electric
17Th Avenue
Stackpole and Schild
Goodyear
Gempler's Tire Shop
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