State Dress Revue Entrants for County Selection Noted
Miss Mamie Tiltema county home agent announced the selection will begin at 9 a m at Green County Normal school for state fair competition. A public revue is set for 8 p m Friday at Immanuel Evangelical church with Judge panels including Mrs Helene Feltz and Miss Evelyn Scherwitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Normal School
Mamie Tillema
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Esther Larson
Juda
Helene Feltz
Janesville
Rock County
Evelyn Scherwitz
Darlington
Lafayette
John Rosheisen
Spring Grove
Ludwig Signer
Monroe
Julius Elmer
York
Fred Kueng
Oakley
Robert Schwaiger Secures Episcopal Camp Chance
Robert Schwaiger son of Mr and Mrs J H Schwaiger 911 21st avenue will attend Episcopal summer camp at Nashotah next week for high achievement at St Andrews Episcopal church He will be accompanied Sunday by Rev L B Hastings. Rev Henry Willmann visiting and supplying in Janesville and Monroe areas after 30 years as rector at Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schwaiger
J. H. Schwaiger
21St Avenue
Episcopal
Nashotah
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
L. B. Hastings
Henry Willmann
St. John’s Episcopal Hospital
Long Island
N. Y
St. Andrew’s
Willmann
Janesville
Monroe
Miss Margaret Stair Weds R K Anderson in Highland Park
Miss Margaret Stair granddaughter of Mr and Mrs L J Stair of Brodhead wed Richard Karl Anderson Saturday at 8 p m in Highland Park Episcopal church. The reception for 125 guests followed at the Moraine hotel. The couple will reside in Waterloo Iowa and travel to northern Wisconsin for their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Margaret Stair
L. J. Stair
Highland Park
Richard Karl Anderson
Stairs
Moraine Hotel
H. Bowen Stair
New York City
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Waterloo
Anderson
Wisconsin
State Fair Food Booth Planned by 4-H Group
Three Green county 4H club members and three from Lafayette county plan a food booth at the state fair. Operations run Aug 25 26 and 27 with luncheon tea and supper prepared. Green county committee includes Janet Williams Deccatur Patricia Elmer York and Janet Arnsmeier Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County 4H Club
Lafayette County
Green County
Janet Williams
Deccatur
Patricia Elmer
York
Janet Arnsmeier
Juda
Janke Family Honored At Recoration Park Picnic
A Sunday picnic at Recoration park honored Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Janke and their family after moving from Denmark to Marshfield. Attendees included Oscar A. Losey Maynard Losey and families Clarno Donald Janke Alvin H. Babler and families Everett A. Janke and Roy Gesler with Shari Lee of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recoration Park
Louis F. Janke
Denmark
Marshfield
Mmes
Oscar A. Losey
Maynard Losey
Clarno
Donald Janke
Alvin H. Babler
Everett A. Janke
Roy Gesler
Shari Lee
Madison
Janke
Juda High 1933 Class Votes Annual Gathering
Juda High 1933 class members held their annual reunion at Riverside Park in Janesville but did not elect officers. Seven of fifteen graduates attended with messages from Rev. Nathan Bartell and J C McKenna. Several families and former residents joined or were noted as absent. Mrs Dale Bell is the deceased member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda
Riverside Park
Janesville
Nathan Bartell
Milwaukee
J. C. McKenna
Evansville
Messrs
Mmes
Joseph Jones
LaVern Nyman
Harry Smith
Robert Ludwig
Brodhead
Rosa
Parnets
Troy Rice
E. B. Rosa
Monroe
Iowa
New Glarus Songsters Lead 17th Swiss Volksfest
Monore and Madison singing groups join the New Glarus Maen nerchor for the 17th annual Swiss volksfest at Wilhelm Tellpark. The program opens with the school band and features yodeling by Rudy Burkhalter and Betty Kneubuehl, Mrs Anna Gempeler and Dorothea Ingwell, the New Glarus yodel club, a vocal duet by Donald Baum and Ernest Lufi, plus performances by Rosemarie and Herman Feller and Ruth Buesser with the Troubadors orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Monroe
Madison
Glarus Maennerchor
Wilhelm Tellpark
Rudy Burkhalter
Betty Kneubuehl
Anna Gempeler
Dorothea Ingwell
Donald Baum
Ernest Lufi
Rosemarie
Herman Feller
Ruth Buesser
The
Troubadors Orchestra
Peace and St. Pauls Groups Plan To Camp
Seven youths from Peace church and St. Pauls church Wayne township depart Sunday for Green Lake summer camp. Attending the one week conference are Stanley Bruegger Marilyn Teuscher Judith Krupke Betty Lou Soday Eugene Lueck Leona Tornow and Betty Lou Chapman. Rev and Mrs Walter H Waeckerle join part of the group at the camp before a week of northern Wisconsin vacation with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Peace Church
St. Paul’s Church
Wayne Township
Green Lake
Stanley Bruegger
Marilyn Teuscher
Judith Krupke
Betty Lou Soday
Eugene Lueck
Leona Tornow
Betty Lou Chapman
Walter H. Waeckerle
Wisconsin
Thurmond and WCTU figures highlighted at Orangeville meeting
Mrs John Babler opened the Orangeville WCTU Friday session with a life story of J Strom Thurmond and two other topics. Miss Carrie Musser gave a biographical sketch of Anna Adams Gordon, past president of the national and world wide WCTU at the home of Miss Dora Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
J. Strom Thurmond
North Carolina
John Babler
WCTU
Dora Schneider
Anna Adams Gordon
Carrie Musser
Wells Picnic At Recreation Park Draws Local Family Group
The Wells reunion at Recreation Park Sunday gathered many relatives and friends. Attendees included Minnie Wells, Ralph Wells and children of Jordan, Sam Bailey and family, Charles Stoll and family, Allen N. Davis and daughter, Jessie Heinzelman, Monroe area residents, June Hurli of Chicago, Jo Ann Tree, Rollie Wells and children of Brownstown, Allen Davis Jr. and sons of Madison, Wilbur Flannery and family, Edwin Hogan, James Avery and son, and E R Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Recreation Park
Minnie Wells
Ralph Wells
Jordan
Sam Bailey
Stoll
Charles Stoll
Allen N. Davis
Jessie Heinzelman
Monroe
Vicinity
June Hurli
Chicago
Jo Ann Tree
Messrs
Mines
Rollie Wells
Browntown
Allen Davis Jr
Madison
Wilbur Flannery
Edwin Hogan
James Avery
E. R. Huff
Picnic Gathering Brings Families Together Across States
A noon and afternoon picnic gathering featured games and accordion music by Mrs. Disch. Attendees included Alvin Ault of Rockford and Mrs. Doris Jones with children Paul and Lauretta Peterson, along with numerous others from Illinois California and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Marvin
Alvin Ault
Rockford
Doris Jones
Paul
Lauretta Peterson
Fred Anderson
Ernest Young
Racine
Albert Easler
Argyle
Leona
Dorothy Wells
McConnell
Illl
Willard Moe
Leon Baughman
Woodford
H. W. Disch
Lorraine Wallace
L. M. Smith
Marvel Wells
Blythe
Calif
Eugene Arn Wins Beef Showmanship
Eugene Arn of New Glarus won the junior fair beef showmanship with a blue ribbon. Nancy Burgy and John Burgy of Monticello took red and blue ribbons respectively, with John Burgy showing the champion baby beef and Eugene Arn the reserve champion. In beer classes, winners include Sarah Becker Juda blue under 750 pounds, Nancy Burgy red, Andrew Hartwig Monroe white. Eugene Arn blue 750 to 850 pounds, John Burgy red, Donald Witt Monroe white. John Burgy blue 850 to 950 pounds, Donald Witt red, Eugene Arn white. Shirley Leopold Monroe blue, Wayne Segner Monroe red, Gloria Mayer Monroe white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Arn
New Glarus
Nancy Burgy
Monticello
John Burgy
Sarah Becker
Juda
Andrew Hartwig
Monroe
Donald Witt
Shirley Leopold
Wayne Segner
Gloria Mayer
Paul R Mallon Dies At 49 Columnist From Virginia
Alexandra Va reports Paul R Mallon 49 retired newspaperman and columnist died Sunday from a heart ailment. His News Behind the News column appeared in 300 papers in 1947. Born Matoon Illinois January 5 1901 he studied at Louisville and Notre Dame and worked for Louisville Courier Journal Louisville Herald Post South Bend News Times and United Press in New York for 12 years.
Winners Listed In Clothing Work
Miss Mamie Tillema county home agent announces blue ribbon winners in clothing projects after judging. Entries across Clothing I and II divisions list winners with club member names, addresses, and ribbon counts reflecting multiple awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Tillema
Community Names in Local Directory
A list of residents from multiple towns is provided, including Janice Christensen of Brodhead and many others from Monroe Monticello Juda Argyle New Glarus Blanchardville Albany and surrounding areas. Names appear with varying, possibly omitted, ages and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Skogen
Brodhead
Janice Lehnherr
New Glarus
Patricia Paulson
Blanchardville
Judith Ann Mauerman
Barbara Kubly
Monroe
Judy LaBorde
Juda
Maureen Dillon
Judith Rhyner
Albany
Judith Ann Ronspier
Marilyn Gerber
JoAnn Hyland
Argyle
Madelyn Johnson
Dorothy Lou Miller
Nancy Campbell
Kay Bartelt
Clothing I
Janice Christensen
Donna Signer
Donna Lois Olson
Marjorie Klassy
Monticello
Kathleen Blumer
Yvonne Ammann
Clarno
Mildred Ann Cotherman
Rosemary Bahler
Helen Bollig
Belleville
Alonda Signer
Mary Timm
Frances Ludwig
Ruth
Labor Bureau Seeks New Directory on Union Membership
Washington reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates union membership between 14 and 16 million while the last directory two years ago put it at about 15.69 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Bureau
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Kilimanjaro Basin Bantu Grow Rich Volcanic Soil
Bantu communities cultivate fields at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro drawing on fertile volcanic soil. The article notes enduring farming practices and the area’s agricultural importance to local livelihoods amid regional geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Africa
Band Concert Moves To 730 P M At Green County Farm
Weather and high temperatures push back the high school band concert to 7 30 p m at the Green county farm. Director Allen F Barnard notes the move helps players finishing corn tasseling. The summer music program ends as August begins with other rehearsals and events planned in Monroe Park Recreation Park and at a Knights of Columbus Shriners benefit ballgame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Farm
Allen F. Barnard
Monroe Park
Recreation Park
Knights of Columbus Shriners
Monticello
WHA
Belleville
Barnard
Plan New Plant Milwaukee The Allis Chalmers to build Atlanta branch
The Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co announces plans to construct a new tractor branch office in Atlanta Georgia costing 350000 dollars. The project was disclosed on Monday and underscores the companys expansion into southern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Atlanta
Missing Darlington boy found after rain at county fair
A 5 year old Darlington boy wandered off during a rain storm at the county fair and was found four miles away on highway 11 east of Monroe by a Juda couple. He told police he knew where his family car was after a concession worker found him. The child had been missing about two hours before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Highway 11
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Longtime fair secretary retires. Hefty starts new role
The fair secretary office marks 11 years of service with a long-time staffer retiring. Mrs Henry Hefty begins her first year in the post after previously working at the ticket office near the main entrance for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fair Association
James Bray
Leo D. Lewis
Henry Hefty
Hefty
Green Vows Labor Backing and War Effort Prompts Taft Hartley Stand
AFL President William Green told New York state federation of labor that American workers will do whatever it takes to stop communist aggression. He urged repeal of the Taft Hartley act as top national defense priority to mobilize labor and boost war support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFL
William Green
Green
New York State Federation of Labor
Strikebound World Telegram and Sun Suspends Publication
The World Telegram and Sun halted publication as its New York plant closed at end of business day pending a settlement of the CIO New York newspaper guild strike now in its eighth week. Executive editor Lee B. Woods said the plant would not reopen until an agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
World-Telegram
Sun
CIO
New York Newspaper Guild
Lee B. Woods
Spy Trial Opens in Bucharest on Treason Charges
Berlin reports Romania placed individuals on trial for spying for Marshal Tito's anti Soviet regime. The Soviet controlled ADN news agency said a communist led military court accused the defendants of high treason with no further details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Romania
Marshal Tito
ADN
Bucharest
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R.K. Anderson
Koil
Furniture Mart
Juda High
Glarus Songsters
Volksfest
Peace and
St. Paul's
Ted
Imes
Paul R.mallon
Nancy Brunner
Lorraine Johnson
Vola Siedschlag
Nancy Jones
Shirley Ruef
Marjorie Deppeler
Marjorie Schnieder
Kathryn McGuire
Janet Kay Stuckey
Mary Jane Hasse
Bonnie Vanderbilt
Barbara Rugh
Nancy May Dickson
Evelyn Weiss
Rose Schmid
Joan Schuetz
Jean Ann Erb
Carol Milbrandt
Nancy Camron
Penny Kundert
Jean Funseth
Marlys Ritschard
Barbara Weiss
Evelyn Luchsinger
Marilyn Rutsch
Carol Stauffacher
Carol Hoesly
Shirley Montgomery
Donna Hefty
Pamela Swain
Judith Seyler
Ruth Johnson
Marjorie Niffenegger
Badger Flying Service Field
Green County Farm Bureau Cooperative Warehouse Co
Monroe, Wis
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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