New Glarus Couple Weds in July Ceremony
Miss Lois Marie Theiler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Theiler and Murray Nathan Lenham of Los Angeles united in marriage on July 25 at Wayeside. After a reception at Truman's Westwood Village they honeymooned in Santa Barbara and will reside in Los Angeles. The bride a Madison nursing school graduate and VA hospital nurse. the groom a former Navy chief petty officer and Los Angeles construction worker.
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New Glarus
Lois Marie Theiler
Arthur J. Theiler
Murray Nathan Lenham
Los Angeles
Wayeside
Truman
Westwood Village
Santa Barbara
New Giarus High School
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Madison
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Wood
Veteran's Hospital
Lenham
Upper Darby
Panama Canal Zone
Navy
South Pacific
First Marine Division
Seabees
Mary Ann Schindler Set to Wed Navy Officer
Capt. and Mrs. Walter G. Schindler announce engagement of their daughter Mary Ann Schindler to Ensign William C. Powell of Overton Texas. Powell, graduate of the U S Naval Academy in 1946, serves on a Pacific fleet ship at Pearl Harbor. the wedding is planned for Honolulu.
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New Glarus
Walter G. Schindler
Washington, D. C
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
party honors guests at home of the Blums
A social gathering last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Blum featured four tables of cards. Honors were awarded to Miss Neil B. Burgi, Mrs. Arthur P. Benkett, Mrs. Arthur Stauffacher, and Mrs. William E. Wenger. Mrs. Thompson is visiting at the home of Misses Margaret K and Neil B. Burgi for a week.
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Bruce M. Blum
Neil B. Burgi
Arthur P. Benkett
Arthur Stauffacher
William E. Wenger
Thompson
Margaret K
Surprise Birthday Party for Marie Disch
A birthday event honored Marie Disch with fifteen guests from Monroe and Mark Brown of Washington D C in attendance. The evening featured card playing and dancing.
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Marie Disch
Monroe
Mark Brown
Washington, D. C
Charivari at Zum Brunnen nuptials in Washington township
Friends and neighbors gathered at the Zum Brunnen home in Washington township last evening to charivari Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Zum Brunnen who were recently married at Pine City Minnesota.
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Charivari
Zum Brunnen
Washington Township
Gottlieb Zum Brunnen
Pine City
Minn
Wiley Says Bathers Won’t Forget Veto
Senator Wiley blasted President Truman for vetoing a bill to coin a Wisconsin centennial half dollar. He called the veto an unfortunate act and pledged that Wisconsin will long remember it as he heads to New York then the Mauretania for a private European tour and Senate committee probes of discredited persons.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
Wis
Truman
New York
Mauretania
France
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Senate
Iowa
Legislative Branch of
Counsel Appeals for Convicted Traitor in Nazi Siding Case
Boston report notes Douglas Chandler, a 58 year old Chicago born writer, was sentenced to life imprisonment and a $10000 fine for acting as a Nazi siding judge. His counsel prepared an appeal and made a last minute personal plea.
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Boston
Douglas Chandler
Cotton rat used to study tooth decay and digestion
An experimental cotton rat is employed to investigate how food intake relates to dental decay. The article notes that many rye breads are actually rye flour heavily diluted with white flour, a practice connected to the study's context.
Livestock and grain markets in Chicago report
Livestock salable hogs 4 500 total 6 500 with slow market 25 to 50 cents lower on many weights. Cattle and calves in buyer's market with uneven demand. vealers, steers, cows and yearlings show mixed prices. Butter and eggs steady. grain futures set seasonal highs as corn futures rise on new crop demand and weather outlook. Receipts listed for hogs, cattle, calves, butter, eggs and live poultry. corn trades near yearly highs with spot price $2.28 for number one yellow corn.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corporation
Market uneven as stocks drift in slow session
A slow trading day saw varied stock activity with many leaders faltering while advances remained modest. General Motors nudged higher on announced price hikes, and teams like Youngstown Sheet, International Harvester, Deere, Owens-Illinois, and Texas Co posted gains amid mixed earnings.
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New York
General Motors
Youngstown Sheet
International Harvester
Deere
Owens-Illinois
Texas Co
Pfizer
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Browntown Notes From Mrs. C L Crago column
William Good has been dismissed from St. Clare hospital and is cared for at his sister and brother in Monroe. He is gaining slowly. Mrs Fritz Gerbitz visited Winslow on a business call. Charles Devoe of Brodhead visits son Frank Devoe and family. Roy Crago attended an educational meeting at the court house. Dwaine and Eugene Phillips of Dousman stay a week with their father Alva Phillips and brother Kenny.
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William Good
St. Clare Hospital
Fred Good
Nellie Good
Monroe
Fritz Gerbitz
Winslow
Charles Devoe
Brodhead
Frank Devoe
Roy Crago
Court House
Dwaine
Eugene Phillips
Dousman
Alva Phillips
Kenny
Nigeria is Ten Times Larger Than India in Size
A comparison notes Nigeria has about ten times the land area of India, highlighting the vast geographic scale difference between the two nations.
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Nigeria
Father Boniface Recalls Wartime Dutch Resistance
Rev Boniface Verhoeven, a priest at St Victor’s, recalls Catholic and Protestant clergy leading the Dutch underground against the Nazis in Holland. He notes the archbishop’s 1000 guilder fine and the Vought camp deaths, and says he plans to stay in America after arriving from Akauchee Wisconsin.
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Holland
Boniface Verhoeven
Times
Verhoeven
St. Victor’s
E. C. McCollow
Akauchee
Wis
Father Boniface
Noord-Brabant
Germany
Boniface
America
Do Not Cut Vent Holes Before Freezing Pie
Advice against cutting vent holes in the top crust of fruit pies prior to freezing to preserve filling color flavor and aroma.
Gladioli Display At Green County Fair Booth
At the Samuel Hoesly booth in Floral Hall the Green County Fair features gladioli displays including White Gold and deep red giants. Hoesly, presiding, offers tips on disinfecting bulbs and regular care, noting many growers neglect after planting. Other varieties shown are Harman Blue Beauty Gen MacArthur Maid of Orleans and Hoesly plans to exhibit more of his originals.
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Green County
Samuel Hoesly
Floral Hall
Hoesly
Harman
Blue Beauty
Gen. MacArthur
Monticello Social News From Mrs Curtis Area Visitors
Monticello reports include Mrs O D Curtis and others visiting Madison New Glarus Monroe Humbird Appleton and Little Rock Ark with relatives and friends. Eventful dinners calls overnight visits and travels feature multiple families and named individuals across the region.
Social Roundup of Local Guests and Visits
Beloit hosts Bert Wagner and Paul Fleischman for supper. Over the week families entertain relatives and friends from Valley Falls to Monroe. Trips include Elmhurst Illinois and Madison Wisconsin with church baptisms and fair attendance noted among residents of Monroe Platteville and Glarus.
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Bert Wagner
Paul Fleishman
Beloit
O. D. Curtis
Anton Hefty
Alex Richards
Edyth
Valley Falls
Kas
Edward C. Hefty
Emil Voegels
A. R. Achtemeier
Elmhurst
Ill
Achtemeier
Howard Kennedy
James
Doris Jean
Monroe
Henry Kuhn
Ripon
I. B. Pierce
Edward Stone
Washington, D. C
John Baebler
Ruth Stucki
Darlington
Wilbert Hoesly
Merlyn Loveland
Robert Holcomb Jr
Contract Bridge Club
Herman Feenie
Freeport
A. R. Felts
Leo
Billy
Joyce Roethlisberger
Glendale
Calif
President Fixes Waterfowl Seasons
President Truman fixed the open seasons and shooting limits on waterfowl in the United States territories and possessions. The proclamation follows the 1916 migratory birds treaty with Canada and sets the annual limits and dates for hunting season.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Territories
Canada
Convention on wild fowl ends in 1936 with Mexico
Open seasons on waterfowl and coot exclude wood ducks snow geese and brant in several states. Illinois Missouri and West Virginia run Nov 4 to Dec 3. Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania Vermont and Wisconsin Oct 21 to Nov 19. Michigan Minnesota Oct 7 to Nov 5. North Dakota and South Dakota Oct T to Nov 10.
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Mexico
Illinois
Missouri
West Virginia
Iowa
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Stuffed Potatoes and Onions With Meat Filling
A spring dish uses baked potatoes or onions halved and filled with seasoned ground meat mixed with mashed potatoes. The meat binding creates a hearty, savory stuffing ideal for a comforting meal.
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Mary Ann Schindler
W. R. Schuetze
Wall Street
Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Pioneer Farm
Sanitary
Cora Duatere
Secally Tschudy
J. Jacob Tschudy
Robert E. Tschudy
Monticello
M. E. Lynn
Gene
F. H. Steinmann
Dickie Kubly
Melvin Lynn Jr
William Winzenreidh
Walter Brink
Vernon
Jacob Legler
Elizabeth
Donald
C. M. Stauffer
Lydia Voegeli
Richard
Jacob Voegels
Howard
Raymond Schenk
Ted Butler
Barbara
Henriquez
Refrigeration CO
York
Roub Bldg
TE Ee Ree Tee Weg
Fall
Hkke
J.l.cummins
Cynthiana
Kentucky
Lucy
Zosacco
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