Harris J Helmer Weds Delores Tucker in Milwaukee
Harris J Helmer formerly of Monroe married Delores Tucker in a noon ceremony at the Pfister hotel Milwaukee officiated by Judge Robert Cannon. Helmer is nephew of Mrs. Fred Strauss and Mrs. Ben Woodie of Monroe. The couple will live in the gas business with his mother. His father George Helmer died in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Pfister
Robert Cannon
Fred Strauss
Ben Woodie
Monroe
George Helmer
Piano Pupils Present Recital at Immanuel Church
Mrs John Ivey pupil group performs a 7 30 Tuesday evening recital at Immanuel Evangelical Church featuring 47 first and second grade pupils with solos two piano pieces and a Brahms Lullaby sung by the group. Charles Chase Hedwig Studer and Dennis Goecks lead with violin solos and vocal lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ivey
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Mrs Camron Elected President Of Twin Grove Club
Mrs Chester Wyss hosted the Twin Grove Homemakers meeting. Mrs Alvin Camron was elected president and Mrs Lawrence Raymer vice president. Mrs Leo Barret became secretary treasurer. Sunshine committee includes Mrs Henry Pick Jr and Mrs Lloyd Ackerman. A Chicago tour and a family picnic in August are planned with several members coordinating.
Milwaukee trip planned by local club members
At a meeting hosted by Mrs Verna Kubly 1717 13th street Mrs Herbert Matzke was named vice president and Mrs Clarence Schroeder secretary and treasurer. Plans were made for a club trip to Milwaukee May 19 with West Side Workers and Richland club members. Mrs Arleigh Frautschy and Mrs Glen Roderick were appointed to assist. The club voted $5 to the cancer fund and $5 to the heart fund.
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Ing
Verna Kubly
13Th Street
Herbert Matzke
Clarence Schroeder
Milwaukee
West Side Workers
Richland
Arleigh Frautschy
Glen Roderick
Cancer Fund
Heart Fund
Homemakers Elect West Side Officers At Thursday Meeting
Mrs Otto Krueger was elected president of the West Side homemakers group at a Thursday evening gathering at Mrs Clayte Coplien home 803 17th street. Mrs Coplien was named vice president Mrs Roycie Foulker also appointed vice president and Mrs Har
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Krueger
West Side
Clayte Coplien
17Th Street
Coplien
Roycie Foulker
Har
Cadiz Homemakers Elect Officers At Monday Meeting
Cadiz Homemakers club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Elwood Scherer and elected Mrs. Victor Rood as president, Mrs. Scherer as vice president, Dale Taft as treasurer, Mrs. Fred Krebs as secretary, Mrs. Dean Rinehart as reporter, and Mrs. Clarence Rinehart as Sunshine. A picnic is planned at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rood
Cadiz Homemakers Club
Elwood Scherer
Victor Rood
Scherer
Dale Taft
Fred Krebs
Dean Rinehart
Clarence Rinehart
Clarno Club Sees New Members Join Meeting
Clarno Classey Clubbers gathered at Arthur and Mary Bartlett home in Monroe. Richard Saunders and Mary Lou Figi joined. Mary Timm gave a health talk. Members set to meet on the third Wednesday monthly, next at Mike and Mary McGuire’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno Club
Clarno Classey
Arthur Bartlett
Route 1
Monroe
Richard Saunders
Mary Lou Figi
Mary Timm
Mike McGuire
Miss Mary Dunwiddie Weds Everett E. Hinkel at Madison
Miss Mary Alice Dunwiddie daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn A Dunwiddie Juda Wisconsin married Everett E Hinkel Worland Wyoming son of Mr and Mrs Elmer E Hinkel Plain Wisconsin in the Evangelical United Brethren church Madison Rev Bernard Bartel officiated The bride wore a satin princess gown and pink carnations maid of honor Miss Jorda Johnson wore green satin marquisette with yellow carnations best man Marvin Hinkel ushers Roger Dunwiddie La Vern Hinkel reception followed with guests from Richland Center Plain Muscoda Blue River Juda Monroe Brodhead and Worland The couple plan to reside in Worland after a honeymoon immediate after ceremony
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Juda
Mary Alice Dunwiddie
Glenn A. Dunwiddie
Everett E. Hinkel
Worland
Wyo
Elmer E. Hinkel
Plain
Wis
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Madison
Bernard Bartel
Jorda Johnson
Marvin Hinkel
Roger Dunwiddie
LaVern Hinkel
Richland Center
Muscoda
Blue River
Monroe
Brodhead
University of Wisconsin
Richland County
Worland Creamery
Richland Homemakers Elect New President At Year End
Richland Homemakers elected Mrs Alfred Baumgartner president at the last meeting of the season held yesterday afternoon at Mrs Harold Bear’s home Monroe route 5. Other officers were Mrs Jay Eaton vice president Mrs Carl Liedschlag secretary treasurer Mrs Floyd Asmus reporter Mrs Arley Asmus Miss Selma Woelfli sunshine committee. Mrs John Matzke joined the club. Guests were Mrs Julia Ott Mrs Herman Schmerze and Paul Forster. Entertainment was by Mrs Arthur Frautschy and lunch was served by Mrs Bear and Mrs Kenneth Stauffacher. Fall meeting set for Sept 15 at Mrs Anton Niederberger’s home with Miss Woelfli co host.
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Richland Homemakers
Alfred Baumgartner
Harold Bear
Route 5
Monroe
Jay Eaton
Carl Liedschlag
Floyd Asmus
Arley Asmus
Selma Woelfli
Sunshine
John Matzke
Mmes
Julia Ott
Herman Schmerze
Paul Forster
Arthur Frautschy
Bear
Kenneth Stauffacher
Anton Neiderberger
Woelfli
Monroe group elects Mrs. Sam Bailey president
Monroe Pleasant Evening Homemakers club elected Mrs. Sam Bailey as president at the meeting held last evening at Mrs. Fred A. Kundert’s home. Officers include Mrs. Kundert as vice president and Mrs. Robert Bartig as secretary treasurer. Plans covered a Milwaukee trip and a cancer fund donation with a picnic set for September 21 at Mrs. Bartig’s Route 4 home. Entertainment was provided by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Clark.
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Monroe
Sam Bailey
Monroe Pleasant Evening Homemakers
Fred A. Kundert
22Nd Avenue
Kundert
Robert Bartig
Milwaukee
Cancer Fund
Fred Williams
George Clark
Sylvester Club Plans Three Month Entertainment Series
Mrs. Wichelt hosts the Sylvester Friendly Neighbors club meeting with Mrs. George Wichelt and others assisting. Mrs. Orville Albright and Mrs. Ralph Mahlbuch will oversee entertainment for three months. Next gathering with Mrs. Otto Feldt set for May 19 to reveal secret pals. Luncheon was served by the hostess.
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Wichelt
Sylvester Friendly Neighbors Club
George Wichelt
Orville Albright
Ralph Mahlbuch
Otto Feldt
New Officers Named by Third Tuesday Homemakers Club
Mrs John Burri was elected president with Mrs Arthur Beeck as vice president and Mrs Ralph Miller as secretary at Mrs Earl Seffrood home. Mrs Stuart Chambers became treasurer and Mrs Charles Swanson reporter. Frances Seffrood co hostess with 17 members and two guests attending. Committee planned a Madison trip in May.
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South Wayne
Earl Seffrood
John Burri
Arthur Beeck
Ralph Miller
Stuart Chambers
Charles Swanson
Frances Seffrood
Madison
WCTU Session Advancing Temperance Work
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met Thursday with Mrs. George E. Kelsey presiding. Mrs. O. B. Peterson led devotionals, Mrs. Ole Lund spoke on Youth, and reading materials were sent to veterans’ hospitals.
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South Wayne
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
George E. Kelsey
O. B. Peterson
Kelsey
Ole Lund
Veterans’ Hospitals
Mrs Chapman Hosts Card Club For Bridge Evening
Mrs W A Chapman entertained her card club Thursday at the home of Mrs Edward A Chapman. Three tables of bridge were played with honors awarded to Mrs Joyce Mavis and Mrs Clarence Roy.
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South Wayne
W. A. Chapman
Card Club
Edward A. Chapman
Joyce Mavis
Clarence Roy
Mrs Elmer Sr Named Monticello Homemakers Leader
Washington Town Hall Home Makers club elected Thursday with Clarence Elmer sr. as president and Clarence Elmer Jr. among officers. The group changed its name from the Washington Willing Workers and planned a Milwaukee trip for May 10 along with a cancer fund donation and a home economics scholarship gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Fund
Nathan Crouch
Fred Blum
Sam Oduerst
Clarence Elmer
Willis Elmer
Clarence Elmer Jr
Leon Gempeler
Anton Hefty
Clarence Loveland
Monroe and surrounding towns residents visit events and attend funeral
Monroe callers David and Johnny with Mrs J P Zweifel visit Tuesday. Otto Babler and others spend Sunday with Henry Stuessy Jr. in New Glarus. Becker and Schueler families visit E A Bently in Madison. Paul Voegels visit Madison. Marty children and Dorothy Engler spend weekend with family in Madison. Walter Mills family from Chicago visit Fred J Marty. Alvin Ott visits Clyde Jones in Lake Mills. Eastern Star meeting attended by Mrs Ray Fritz and Mrs Herman Elmer in New Glarus. Rain bow Girls of Mt Horeb perform a ritual. Funeral for Henry Jenson attended by Zweifel Hoesly Tschudy Zweifel Anderson Kundert and Stuessy at Primrose church.
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David
Johnny
J. P. Zweifel
Monroe
Otto Babler
Henry Stuessy Jr
New Glarus
A. W. Becker
Madison
Adam Schueler
E. A. Bently
Paul Voegels
Phillip
Neal
Allan
Herman Elmer
Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Mt. Horeb
Arthur Zweifel
Jacob Hoesly
Millard Tschudy
N. K. Zweifel
Abner Anderson
Henry Kundert
Henry Stuessy
Henry Jenson
Primrose
Wilbert Marty
Whitewater State Teachers
Cheryl
Herbert Schenk
Brooklyn
Jacob Legler
Walter Brink
Vernon
Esther Brink
Robert Kingdon
Dave Brink
H. C. Hoesly
John Wirth Sr
Messrs
Mmes
Wilbert Wirth
Harland Babler
Mr. Pleasant
Werner Saxer
Anna Moe
Robert Holcomb
Washington Township
Ralph Zimmerman
W. A. Loveland
Fannie Loveland
Bessie Youngreen
Bertha Loveland
Shullsburg
Charles T. Lee
John Wittenwy
Ler
Herman
Julius Studer
Fred Stedtler
Ted Burgi
Euphanie Lengacher
Phillip Papes
Waukegan
Ill
Lena Babler
Barbara Freitag
A. R. Achtemeier
Paul John
Emily Achtemeier
Bureau
Fairbury
Kas
Elmhurst
Elmhurst College
Anna Frances
Janesville
Minnie Burgy
Edgerton
Emily Jordan
Donald Knobel
Albert Knobel
Roscoe Smith
Knobel
John Elmer
Darlyne
H. A. Becker
Nancy
H. Hoesley
Beth Ann
John Ponyiscanyi
Carol
Audrey Wichser
Carol Durawa
Herman Wirth
Wisconsin General Hospital
Roy Richardson
Verona
Henry V. Baebler
Betty Ann
Ted Butler
Local Names Featured in Notable Gathering
Fred Karlen, Lawrence Karlen, Frank Loveland, Merlyn Loveland, E. W. Marty, Nathan Crouch, Waldo Zimmerman, Er nest Strause and two guests, Mrs. John Strause and Mrs. Kenneth Herlain attended a social event.
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Fred Karlen
Lawrence Karlen
Frank Loveland
Merlyn Loveland
E. W. Marty
Nathan Crouch
Waldo Zimmerman
Ernest Strause
John Strause
Kenneth Herlain
Choir Party Honors Stauffer Couple at Zwingli Church
The Zwingli Evangelical church choir held a Thursday evening party after a brief rehearsal in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Stauffer, married several months. The couple received a gift amid a gathering including Delbert Moritz Gilman Schmid John Stauffer Raymond Talmadge Kermit Kammerer C. J. Klooster and others.
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Sparty Monticello
Zwingli Evangelical Church
John Stauffer
Stauffers
Messrs
Mmes
Delbert Moritz
Gilman Schmid
Raymond Talmadge
Kermit Kammerer
C. J. Klooster
Fred Abbott
Matt Zentner
A. R. Achtemeier
Lora Dick
Irene Marty
Virginia Elmer
Joyce Prisk
Ruth Gempeler
Gladys Buehl
Rolland Zimmerman
Frederick Voegels
Eugene Updike
Robert Stauffer
Entertaining at Five Tables of 500 at Jones Home
Mrs Esther Newman and Mrs Jake Jones hosted a five table 500 game at the Jones residence on Wednesday evening. Honors were earned by Mrs Herbert Anderreck and Mrs Ted Newman.
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Esther Newman
Jake Jones
Jones
Herbert Andereck
Ted Newman
Weekend Visitors Arrive in New Glarus and Nearby Towns
Mrs Millard Tschudy and Mrs Ida Maurer of Madison visited relatives in New Glarus over the weekend. Fred Severson of Hollandale and Nathan Figi of Madison stayed with local families. Leon Urben and Gene Webber attended family gatherings, with other visits by Keesler field guest Henry Baebler and the Kublys. Additional guests included Ralph Cairns Gail and Kay Fennimore, and Bernice Schneider returning to Wisconsin Rapids after Easter.
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Ida Maurer
Madison
Fred Severson
Hollandale
Nathan Figi
Elmer Figi
Leon Urben
Jacob Urben Jr
Gene Webber
Keesler Field
New Glarus
Henry V. Baebler
W. S. Heesly
Matt Voegels
Herman Kubly
Delmar Kubly
Ralph Cairns
Gail
Kay
Fennimore
Edmund Dooley
Bernice Schneider
Wisconsin Rapids
Fred _ Escher
Billy
Shirley
Monroe
Judith Babler
Bernice Babler
Belleville
Clarence Marty
Fred Hammerly
Cecil Jordan
Ray Nelson
Dwight Zweifel
Gary
Easter News From Monticello Area Hometown Notices
Local residents list visits, travel, and family gatherings across Monticello and surrounding towns. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Albert Marty and family, the Fannie Loveland circle, and multiple relatives visiting in Monroe, New Glarus, Madison, and Verona over Easter weekend.
Humbel Resigns as Leaves County Police Official
Samuel F. Humbel resigns after three years as a Green County highway policeman, effective May 16. No successor named. He will become office manager for Lamboley Coal and Ice Co. Humbel is a World War II veteran with four years service, two in Europe, and a Colorado native who lived in Monroe except for four years on a Colorado ranch. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Humbel Jr. on Highway 69 south edge of the city.
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Green County
Samuel F. Humbel
Humbel
Lamboley Coal and Ice Co
Europe
Colorado
Monroe
Humber
Paul Humbel Jr
Highway 69
City
Weekend visitors and travels span Blanchardville area
Local social notes list numerous weekend visits by residents and guests including Ruth Jorenby visiting her parents, Clara Olson entertaining in Argyle, and families from Madison Monroe Davenport and Chicago joining, plus a 30th birthday party for Carrie Olson with out of town attendees.
A. E. Luebke Named New Beloit Judge
Beloit officials announced the appointment of Arthur L. Luebke a 32 year old war veteran to fill the unexpired Beloit Municipal Judge term left by Chester H Christian. Governor Rennebohm made the appointment following Christiansen’s move to Rock County judge in the April election.
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Beloit
Arthur L. Luebke
Chester H. Christianpoof
Rennebohm
Christiansen
Rock County
Swiss cheese market tight with whey surplus in Wisconsin
Fred Galli, field manager of the Wisconsin Swiss and Lim burger Cheese Producers association, attended the National Cheese Institute meeting in Chicago as the Swiss cheese market remained firm. Whey surplus exists at most factories but a spring pig swill shortage may curb by product availability. Prices in Wisconsin assembling points hovered 55 to 57 cents per pound f o b for state brand and grade B around 60 to 67 cents.
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Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Chicago
National Cheese Institute
Madison
Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harris J. Helmer
Delores Tucker
Mary Dunwiddie
Richland Club
WCTU
Betty Kneubuehl
Burkhalter Accordion School of
Turner Hall
Olga Mary Keller
Patricia Knaack
Emil C. Knaack
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe Laundry
16Th
Monroe, Wis
Leaves County
Blanchardville
W. F. McGuigan
Luther Arnold
Winona
Minn
Ruth Jorenby
Howard Jorenby
Ray Dowlinger
Ida Steiner
William Million
H. J. Erickson
Elmer Olson
Ida Everson
Clara Olson
Argyle
Norman Robb
Rock Island
Lloyd Johnson
Louise
Robert Gould
Ed Eschberger
Delores Risser
W. E. Gould
Carlton Chandler
Carl Chandler
Carl Lien
E. W. Soper
Alma Robb
M. H. Jacobs and Son
James Ryan
Freeport
Fred Knorr
Mary Ruth
Lincoln
Neb
Alvin Blanchard
Malcolm Disrud
Charmaine
Ernest Tuggle
Juliet
Raymond Haugen
John Farmer
Tommy
R. J. Meyer
Sammy Meyer
Russell Hanson
James
Mary Jane
Charles
William Farmer
Robert Schlag and Sons
Sioux City
E. D. Leonard
Mr. Schlag
Sauk City
Frank Robbis
Casper Furrer
St. Clare Hospital
Orville Kiel Jr
John Thompson
Vicki Madison
Ed Thompson
Riley Walrack Jr
Riley Jr
Pvt
Hay Walrack
Coldwater
Mich
Martin Paulson
Eugene Scott
Chris Duvis
Roy Dowlinger
William Severson
V. J. Olson
Cedar Rapids
Carrie Olson
Kubly
Mautz
Imperial
Monarch
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
A. E. Luebke
Jane Russell
Republic Picture
Helen E. Steuri
Newrys-Glas
New Serbia
Lonsdale’s
Hell
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