Miss Cotherman Weds Henry C Elmer Jr at St John’s
Miss Marie Cotherman and Henry E Elmer Jr were married at St John’s Church in a 6 pm double ring ceremony led by Rev Paul Keble. The couple, both of Route 4, will reside in Monticello after a northern Wisconsin wedding trip. The bride, attended by her sister Mildred Ann Cotherman, wore periwinkle blue gowns with pink and white floral accents. the groom’s party included siblings and friends. Mrs Elmer plans UW Spanish major studies. Mr Elmer farms with his father.
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St. John’s Church
Marie Cotherman
Hen E. Elmer Jr
Frank . Clark
Belleville
Paul C. Keble
Thomas T. Cotherman
Henry Elmer Jr
Route 4
Mildred Ann Cotherman
John Zimmerman
Frederick Disch
Carla Jean Cotherman
Susan Disch
Edward Kuster
Donald Elmer
Keith Holloway
John Cotherman
Eugene Theiler
Bruce M. Blum
New Glarus
Monticello
Freeport
New York
Milwaukee
Madison
Wauwatosa
Portage
Crystal Lake
Chicago
Cambridge
Mmes
Frank Clark
Cecil Holloway
S. V. Smith Jr
Montgomery Chesebro
Edward Weiss
Mildred Marti
Wisconsin
Elmer
University of Wisconsin
Monroe High School
Miss Clara Krahenbuhl Marries Robert D. Long
Miss Clara Krahenbuhl and Robert Daniel Long wed yesterday at St. Victor's church at 9 am. The bride, a Center Market employee, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krahenbuhl of Darlington. The groom, son of James Long, is a Victory tavern bartender. They reside in Monroe. Attendants were Mrs. Michael Mulcahy and Frank Long. Dinner followed at Mrs. John Haas home with guests from Darlington and nearby communities.
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John Haas
Darlington
Clara Krahenbuhl
Robert Daniel Long
St. Victor’s Church
Center Market
Ernest Krahenbuhl
James Long
Victory Tavern
Monroe
Michael Mulcahy
German Valley
Frank Long
Rudy Krebs
Pauline Thomen
Shullsburg
Ee Valley
Forreston
New Albany Opens House for New Pastor Thompson
Rev and Mrs W H Thompson host open house at the Methodist parsonage in Albany tomorrow afternoon and evening receiving between 2 and 5 and 8 and 10. Parsonage recently redecorated. The Thompsons came in June from Blue River to lead the Albany pastorate. Rev Orra Compton now serves at an Oklahoma City suburb after visiting over the weekend.
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Albany
W. H. Thompson
Thompson
Blue River
Attica
Orra Compton
Oklahoma City
Compton
Moose Plan Picnic at Bluff View Park
The Moose family picnic will be held Sunday in Bluff View park with a pot luck dinner an afternoon of games prizes and ice cream for children and an evening public dance featuring the State Line Ramblers orchestra Ray Lovelace secretary announced Frank Kubly and Ozoro Wickersham are general chairmen. Mrs Strom Feted Twenty four attended a picnic at Recreation park last evening in honor of Mrs Magna Strom Askim Norway who will leave next Wednesday for home after a two month visit with her cousin John Backe 1408 14th avenue She was presented a gift.
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Moose Family
Bluff View Park
State Line Ramblers Orchestra
Ray Lovelace
Frank Kubly
Ozora Wickersham
State Music Association
Charles Chase
Timothy Baltzer
Curtis Wagner
Michael Bellahan
Kay Kofoed
Lester Peter
Elsa Schindler
Donald Fritz
Billie Wenger
Karen Lengacher
Carol Galli
Roger Galli
Kay Berndt
Shorley Gorder
Evelyn Hartwig
Sondra Simpson
Jane Ruf
Ben Blaser
Nancy Kunders
Glenda
Literacy and Litera ture skit at Immanuel church WSWS
Eva Spreng WSWS of Immanuel church held last evening in the church parlors a skit titled Literacy and Literature. The program featured Mrs Verley M Denny and others with piano by Janet and Donald Kuebli and Janice Babler and a report by Mrs Roy J Heeren on the Lormira convention. Mrs Russell Miller of Walworth attended as a guest.
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Mmes. Verley M. Denny
Adrian S. Babler
Charles J. Niles
George W. Hoover
Myron J. Babler
Alois H. Ruf
Eva Spreng Wsws
Immanuel Church
Janet
Donald Kuebli
Janice Babler
Roy J. Heeren
Evangelical United Brethren Lormira
Russell Miller
Walworth
Clarno Wsws
Clarno
Frank Schwartzlow
Alvin C. Rabehl
Stanley W. Mauerman
Mmes
Edna Mackey
William Haman
Robert Potts
Eugene Elmer
Picnic Honors Earl Johnsons Before They Move
Mr and Mrs Earl R Johnson of 2208 16th street were honored at a First Methodist Church potluck. They will move to Humboldt Indiana where the couple will run a new general merchandise store. The event drew about 70 friends with music and remarks and a farewell gift was given.
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Earl R. Johnson
16Th Street
First Methodist
Johnson
Humboldt
Roland
Edwin W. Schuetze
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Henry Tschudy
WSCS
Men’s Club
Monroe Cub Scouts Plan August Trips
Cub Scouts of Monroe dens will attend the Indian pow wow in Wisconsin Dells on August 24 and the den chiefs, all with Boy Scout ratings, will go to the Cardinals Cubs ball game in Chicago on August 15. Den mothers received full trip details at a Monroe Clinic conference.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Dells
Monroe Clinic
John A. Schindler
Chicago
Dinner at the Wagon Wheel Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club
The Wagon Wheel near Rockton hosted a Tuesday bridge club event with attendees including Mrs William and other members making the trip. The evening program featured the members dining together and enjoying the session.
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Rockton
Wagon Wheel
Mmes
William
Local Notables Include Kugler Reger Gibbons Ol son Newell
Walter H Kugler Richard G Reger Gordon E Olson Bernard F Gibbons Misses Madge Dahms Dorothy Vogel and Alice Faeser named among attendees at civic gathering. Uprating presence of community figures and families in the event lineup.
Engagement announced for Melva Olson and Cecil Hatfield
Mr and Mrs Jerry Olson of Argyle announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Melva of Monroe to Cecil Hatfield of Monticello son of Mr and Mrs George Hatfield of Argyle The wedding is set for August 20 at 2 30 p m at the Argyle Methodist church
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Jerry Olson
Argyle
Melva
Monroe
Cecil Hatfield
Monticello
George Hatfield
Argyle Methodist Church
Lustron Plant War Use Proposal Made
Rep. Vorys of Ohio proposes using the Lustron factory in Columbus for war plane or defense material production. The idle plant sits unused as two federal court actions seek Lustron Corp assets, though the government owns the buildings not part of the court dispute.
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Washington
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Columbus
Lustron Corp
Vorys
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Boyd Babler at Deaconess
The couple announce the birth of a daughter on July 26 at Deaconess hospital in Freeport. Named by the Bablers, the infant joins their family.
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Orangeville
Boyd Babler
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Final Monroe High Band Concert Ends in Rain
Rain disrupted the Monroe high school band finale at Green County farm with The Thunderer as the closing piece. 86 musicians performed before 30 carloads of spectators. most members detassled corn after the rain.
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Green County
Monroe
Hoover urges GOP to keep wartime criticism alive
Former President Herbert Hoover told a regional Western states Republican conference in Salt Lake City that the party must preserve its right to constructive criticism during the Korean War. He argued a strong GOP is needed as a check on the administration while supporting the war and preserving freedom through debate.
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Salt Lake City
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Republican Party
Retreat Leader Named for Notre Dame Catholic Laymen’s Event
Rev. Richard J. Collentine former Monroe resident and now director of Holy Cross Mission at Notre Dame will lead the 28th annual Catholic laymen retreat on the Notre Dame campus in South Bend Indiana from August 17 to 20. More than 1 600 lay men from across the United States are expected to attend the three day program.
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Richard J. Collentine
Monroe
Holy Cross Mission Band
Notre Dame
University
South Bend
Ind
United States
Rural Wisconsin Rural Schools Under Renovation
Rural schools are being renovated and redecorated for the new term with many opening this month and most around Labor Day week. The Smiley school on highway 59 near Albany is redecorated with new screens and a painted flag pole. Remodeling continues at Gardner school in Rock county adding 35 desks for consolidation. Old Moore school pupils will be moved to Gardner after 100 years of service. George E. Watson, state superintendent, calls rural schools Wisconsin’s lifeblood.
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Smiley
Highway 59
Albany
Gardner
Trunks
Rock County
Moore
Wisconsin
George E. Watson
Manure spreader accident injuries farm worker near Orangeville
Meier 58 was taken to St Francis hospital Freeport after an accident on his West of Orangeville farm Sunday. He sustained several fractured vertebrae when run over by a manure spreader while pulling it by hand and slipping under the wheels.
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Meier
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Orangeville
Dietmeier
Kodak Pony 828 Camera For 8-Exposure Film
Simple to use camera with f 4.5 lens and flash 200 shutter a compact Kodak Pony model uses 8 exposure Kodak 828 film priced at 29.95 including tax Blumer presents the offer for color and black and white pictures.
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Kodak
Inc
B&h
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Bluff View
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WSWS
Earl
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Jack Andereck
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HART
Melvin
Blumer
Bauman’s Furniture Mart
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Tillion
Tae
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