Monroe hosts 46 foreign students for weekend visit
A special meeting at Immanuel church plans final arrangements for hosting 46 visiting students from China Japan India Malaya Germany France Greece Philippines Finland Iraq Turkey Iceland and South American countries. Host homes tours a Swiss Wheel dinner and an entertainments program are on Saturday with prospects for a few more sleeping places.
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Monroe
Immanuel Church
Monroe Council of Churches
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Woman’s Club
Kiwanis Club
Harold S. Haworth
Stuart F. Kingston
John A. Schindler
Haworth
Kingston
Vera Mae Swanton Weds Pfc. R. R. Aebly
Vera Mae Swanton daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Swanton of 1624 28th avenue married Pfc Robert R Aebly son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Aebly of Orangeville at a Lutheran church in Freeport at 10 45 a m The groom’s brother and sister-in-law attended The couple will stay in Freeport until housing is found in the East Pfc Aebly has been in Army service since January
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Vera Mae Swanton
Earl Swanton
28Th Avenue
Pfc
Robert R. Aebly
Ralph Aebly
Orangeville
Lutheran Church
Freeport
Pieper
Roger Aebly
Aebly
New York
Ft. Tilden
Wayne WSCS Meeting Plans Hostess and Guests
Mrs. John Hartsough will host the Wayne WSCS gathering of the Methodist church on Wednesday at 2 30 p m Mrs Viola Wood president leads devotions business and the program Youth fellowship girls will attend as special guests Hosts include Mrs John R Chapman William Tuller and Everett Montgomery
Sixth Infantry Group Seeks Korea War Decision
Chicago veterans of the Sixth Infantry Division pass a resolution urging the government to wage an aggressive war in Korea or withdraw all forces. The 2,000-member group formed from former occupation troops and Sixth Army veterans. Elroy Scholl of Milwaukee is named junior vice president.
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Chicago
National Association of the Sixth Infantry Division
Korea
Sixth Army
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Elroy Scholl
Milwaukee
Albany Patients Improve
Mrs. Nettie Jones shows slight improvement after two weeks with her condition described as serious. Her daughter Mrs. Jay Baumgartner from Janesville is assisting in care. Mrs. Ben Reasa, formerly hospitalized at St. Clare, is convalescing at home.
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Albany
Nettie Jones
Jay Baumgartner
Janesville
Ben Reasa
St. Clare
Illinois Scientists Find Flying River on University Radar
University of Illinois radar observers misread a 100 mile long Illinois River reflection as a flying river. Meteorologist Glenn E. Stout explains radar images can be bent by atmospheric layers and ground reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Illinois River
Illinois State Water Survey
Glenn E. Stout
Stout
Miss Geraldine Klein Weds Gerald Luebchow in Milwaukee Church
Miss Geraldine A. Klein daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter A Klein and Gerald L Luebchow son of Mr and Mrs Norman Luebchow were married at Sacred Heart church Milwaukee Rev Edmund Kramer officiated The ceremony followed by a large reception and dinner at St Jospeh s hall Cudahy The couple plan to reside at 3043 South Superior Street Milwaukee Both attended Milwaukee State College and hold positions at St Anthony s hospital and Schlitz Brewery respectively
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Geraldine A. Klein
Walter A. Klein
South Hansen Avenue
Milwaukee
Gerald L. Luebchow
Norman Luebchow
South 71St Street
Barbara Germann
Monroe
Sacred Heart Church
Edmund Kramer
St. Benedict the Moor Church
Nancy Richter
Germann
Harris Germann
George Schuh
Stuart Chambers
Barbara
William
South Wayne
Elmer Germann
Hartford City
Ind
St. Joseph’s Hall
Cudahy
Carol Klein
Barbara Klein
Diane Kasprzyk
Union Grove
Donald Eddy
Greendale
Robert Dorlach
Warren Klein
Kenora
Canada
Lake Louise
South Superior Street
Milwaukee State College
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Schlitz Brewery Co
Postville Mothers Club Meets at Peckham Home
Everett Peckham hosted the Postville Mothers Club gathering at her residence on Wednesday afternoon. Members present included Mrs. Joseph Span i and daughters Janice Judy and JoEllen Mrs. Peter Ott and daughter JoEllen Mrs. Minerva Ott Mrs. Mavis Vinje Mrs. Herman Elmer Mrs. Martin Hefty and niece Vicki Wild of Monroe Mrs. Judy Mrs. Wesley Moe and son Richard and daughter Linda. Mrs. Peckham will resume teaching at Postville school where she has taught the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Everett Peckham
Postville Mothers Club
Joseph Spani
Janice
Judy
JoEllen
Peter Ott
Minerva Ott
Mavis Vinje
Herman Elmer
Martin Hefty
Vicki Wild
Monroe
Wesley Moe
Richard
Linda
Peckham
Postville School
Band to perform annual Woodford concert honoring drummer
The Monroe's Park Band will stage its annual good will concert at Woodford on August 11. The Woodford show honors Morgan Johnson, a snare drummer from the community. The band meets or performs every Monday night in summer and invites all adults who play instruments to join. Current officers are Dr. J. R. Ganshert president Frederick S Voegeli vice president Francis Miller secretary treasurer, with Allan F. Barnard as director.
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Monroe’s Park
Woodford
Morgan Johnson
J. R. Ganshert
Frederick S. Voegeli
Monticello
Francis Miller
Allan F. Barnard
Service Address Mailing Notice Urges Complete Addresses
Families are urged to mail written out addresses to The Evening Times service editor to prevent errors in relaying military addresses. The notice stresses accuracy and direct submission through the service editor.
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Evening Times
Soldier Richards Assigned to 105 Howitzer Section in Korea
Pvt. John M. Richards of Monticello has been assigned to a 105 howitzer section and is now stationed about three miles behind the front lines in Korea. He arrived in Korea July 16 and is listed at Btry A 625th FA Bn 40th Inf Div APO 6 c/o postmaster San Francisco California.
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John M. Richards
John S. Richards
Monticello
Korea
Pvt. Richards
Btry
FA Bn
40Th Inf
APO
c/o
San Francisco
Calif
Duerst Promoted While Serving in Korea
Cpl Harlen A Duerst US 55 169 657 has been promoted to his present rank while serving in Korea He has been there five months The address now is H and S Co 802 FA Bn APO 970 c o postmaster San Francisco Calif Cpl Duerst is the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Duerst New Glarus
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Duerst
Cpl
Harlen A. Duerst
Korea
H. and S Co
c/o
San Francisco
Calif
Herbert Duerst
New Glarus
Dr J K Hanson Buys Practice in Brodhead
Dr J K Hanson a Marquette dental graduate has purchased Dr A E Smith's equipment and practice in the Bank of Brodhead building and will begin Aug 18. Dr Smith serves in the Navy at Great Lakes. Hanson and family moved into the Jerome Fleck house on East 2nd avenue after the Porters left for Madison.
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Brodhead
J. K. Hanson
Marquette University Dental School
A. E. Smith
Smith
Bank of Brodhead
Dr. Smith
Navy
Great Lakes
Dr. Hanson
Jerome Fleck
East 2Nd Avenue
John Porter
Madison
Junior Poultry and Rabbits Judged at Juda Fair
The junior poultry and rabbits judging highlighted grand and reserve champions. Poultry winners include Nola Siedschlag and Walter Botteron among breeds such as White Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorn. Rabbit division saw champions Kay Carter and David Babler with multiple senior and junior awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Keegan
Juda
Robert Leopold
Monroe
Robert Hefty
Walter Botteron
Nola Siedschlag
David Blum
Keith Holloway
Rolland Coplien
Robert Ruff
Coplien
Ernest Riesen
Route 2
Teressa Dunphy
Albany
Neil Signer
Route 3
Holloway
Kay Carter
David Babler
Buck
Doe
Dugdale Retires After 55 Years Heads Grant County News
Rob ert I. Dugdale, 84, longtime editor, retires from active service as the Grant County News is taken over by the Platteville Journal. His farewell issue appears last week, and he plans a fishing holiday at a Mississippi River cabin near Bagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Robert I. Dugdale
Grant County
Platteville Journal
Dugdale
Journal
Bagley
Belmont
Platteville Mound
M. P. Randlaub
Platteville Witness
LaCrosse
Republican Leader
Chicago
Rand and McNally
News Herald
N. J. Miller
Boscobel
Essex, In
Grant County News
Second Vote Recount Confirms Mueller As Viroqua Mayor
In Viroqua Wisconsin four months after the April 1 election a court ordered a ballot recount. Judge Bruce Beilfuss ruled Mueller won 662 to 1 over Alvin Christenson, who had previously led 666 to 665. The council seated Mueller on April 15 amid objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
William C. Mueller
Bruce Beilfuss
Mueller
Alvin Christenson
Christenson
Puzzle of tangled in laws in a Virginia marriage
In Tazewell Virginia J H Hall aged 93 of Mercer County West Virginia marries Roxie Bailey Rutherford 63 of Bristol Virginia. The piece outlines a chain of in laws making Hall a son in law of his own daughter and of his own son in law with multiple step relations among Hall Bailey and Annie Hall.
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Tazewell
J. H. Hall
Mercer County
W. Va
Roxie Bailey Rutherford
Bristol
Roxie
Annie
John W. Bailey
Hall
Bailey
4-H Forestry and Allied Items Winners Reported
Junior 4-H exhibits include forestry conservation and bee projects with both boys and girls. Winners include Russell Atkinson for mounted leaves, Ron Schmid for weed display, John Freitag and Otto Eizinger for conservation scrapbooks, Franklyn Dillon and Larry Pinnow for soil tests, Ronald Holcomb and Gerald Brunner for best bird house, Eugene Luesh for mounted insects, Roger Peterson for best display, and Diana Figi for exhibit of shrubs among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Atkinson
Albany
Byron Schmid
Argyle
John Freitag
New Glarus
Otto Eizinger
Franklyn Dillon
Allen Schuetze
Larry Pinnow
Brodhead
Ronald Holcomb
Monticello
Gerald Brunner
Lena Foulker
Browntown
Eugene Luesh
Roger Peterson
Peterson
Beverly Hintzman
Shirley Geigel
Monroe
Rhoda Babler
Diana Figi
Norman Hoesly
Nancy Burgy
Diane Figi
Carolee
Three Exhibitors Top Green County Open Poultry
Green County fair open poultry division crowned three exhibitors as top winners. Mrs. Herman Krattiger of route 4 won Barred Plymouth Rock blue and red for cockerel and pullet and blue ribbons in ducks. Mrs. Henry Pick Jr. of route 5 swept White Plymouth Rock and White Leghorn classes, with multiple cock hen cockerel pullet and trio awards. W. C. Klosterman of Mineral Point topped Asiatic and turkey divisions with cockerel pullet and other blue ribbons plus duck and drake wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Krattiger
Route 4
Henry Pick Jr
Route 5
W. C. Klosterman
Mineral Point
Green County Fair
Plymouth Rock
Krattiger
Klosterman
Green County Fair Horse Show Hit Hard by Storm
The ninth annual Green County Fair Horse Show was cut in half by rain with five classes on Saturday afternoon and ten classes on Saturday night judged by Ray Kettman of Topeka. Winners include Texas Sue ridden by Mrs. Ralph Schild Browntown and Ace ridden by Bob Condon Brodhead, among many others across horsemanship, Shetland pony, bridle path and pony under saddle classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Fair
Ray Kettman
Topeka
Kans
Monroe Country Club
Monroe
Doc
Lawson
Marshalltown
Green County Boots
Saddle Club
Texas Sue
Ralph Schild
Browntown
Ace
Bob Condon
Brodhead
Twinkle
Murl Sweet
Ginger
Frances Mae Ruff
Lindy
Bobby French
Leonard French
Judy Cohen
Plush Horse Stable
Chicago
Judy Marks
Black Velvet
Linda Yaxley
W. E. Yaxley
Oak Park
Mr. Bazee
Bonnie Kay Timmons
Ralph Timmons
Madison
Elaine Bricker
Stoughton
Peace Pact
E. B. Griffith
Suburban Acres Stables
Voleny Diltz
Des Moines
Shoreacres Larigo Pepper
Wayne A. Munn
Janesville
Suburban Acres
Sue
Jean Griffith
John D. Farrell
Cuba City
Flicka
Nathan Hare
Green County Fast Freight Stables
Wisconsin
Sonny Boy
Gene Baker
Green County Fast Freight
Star
Ginger Lou Schmid
Beauty
Donna French
Patton Larrigo
Captain Midnight
Shoreacres
Larigo Pepper
Larry Steinke
Larigo Fxw
Suburban Acres Pride
News Boy
O. D. St. Clair
Country Club
Susan Donner
Donner Packing Co
Milwaukee
Snuffy Smith
Joan Emery
Rockford
Spencer Genius
Mary Lynn Treis
Nancy Lynn Farms
Dream Queen
Sally Wanzer
My Prince Araho
Johnny O'Hara
Bare Find
Tom Moore
J. L. Younghusband
Barrington, N
Rosie Brown
Dock Sparrow
Timberland Farm
Racine
Del-Co Beau Genius
Delmar DeLong
Del-Co. Feed Co
Clinton
el de Don
Ellen Emery
Five gaited show results list horses and owners
A lengthy results list from a horse show documents competing entries across gait classes. Entries include Beau Rex Everett Ledbetter and Mrs L Folkers Joliet in ladies gaited with top contenders such as Connie Genius Jeannett Heisler and John Genarella Jr River Forest Ill, plus numerous horses and handlers from Illinois Wisconsin and Texas with placings in open roadsters five gaited amateur NIHSA and hackney classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Genius
Jeannett Heisler
John Genarella, Jr
River Forest
Ill
King Cutler
Owen Reardon
Chris A. Reardon
Lake Forest
Sally Turner
Frank D. Turner
Oshkosh
Yvonne
Bette Delva
Madison
Sparkling Ebony
Irving Pokrass
R. Marino
Delavan
George Alexander
Sugar Grove
Royal Commander
Gerald Huntoon
Ridgewood Farm
Tom Wilkinson
Abercrombie and Meyer
Houston
Tex
So Delightful
Judy Marks
Chicago
Yvonne’s
Rhett Butler
Johnny O’hara
Milwaukee
Royal Forest
Cedar Heights
Judy
Jane
Frank Bedell
Frank Bendell
Cedar Rapids
Emil Marcucci
Frontier Stables
Maquoketa
Sweet Sue
Linda Lou
C. Perry
Killian’s Stables
Sterling, Ill
Stardust Magic
Debby Munn
Rockford
Kathryn
High Contente
Bob Gippert
Fred Diehl
Rock Island
Country Club
Susan Donner
Donner Packing Co. Stables
Judy Cohen
Plush Horse Stable
Penny
Killian
Woman recovering after broken rib from violent coughing
Mrs. Duane Youngblood is convalescing with a broken rib on the lower right front side. The attending physician cites violent coughing as the cause of the fracture.
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Duane Youngblood
Eastern Shore Leads in Four Fairgrounds Races
At the weekend races Eastern Shore owned by Gene Acres Milton Junction and driven by Art Shaw swept two heats with 1 1 in the 2 year old trot Wisconsin Breeders Stake a purse of 1240. Abbe May won the first heat of the two year old pace in a 1100 purse.
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Fairgrounds
Eastern Shore
Gene Acres
Milton Junction
Art Shaw
Wisconsin
Abbe May
Mgihty Chief
Cameron and Starck
Chicago
H. Livingston
Victory Chance
Victory Acres
Beloit
E. Wright
Houghton Lady
R. D. McKenzie
LaCrosse
L. Perrin
Fashion Play
Robert D. Mann
Elkhorn
D. Clary
Parly Bo
Dusty Lotus
Planket and Halverson
Shaw
Gay Bravo
Gant and
Cox
Mineral Point
Renfer
Aileen’s Song
John Laneville
Flight Master
James McKeever
Green Bay
Lady Eton
R. E. McKenzie
Bravo Day
Frances B. Messinger
Thiensville
R. Porter
Darn Sire
Truce Group Agrees On Wording of Pact
U N and Communist staff officers reached agreement on most of the armistice draft for Korea inclduing a paragraph on prisoner exchange. The total number to be exchanged remains unresolved. Main negotiations recessed until Aug 11 by mutual consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
U. N
Sugar in honey Is Largely Fructose
The sugar content in honey is mainly levulose or fructose. Fructose accounts for a large portion of honey's sweetness, with glucose present in smaller amounts.
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R.R. Aebly
Miss Klein
Gerald Luebchow
Peckham Home
J.K. Hanson
Grant
Orenge
Imperial
Beau Rex
Everett Ledbetter
Robert E. Zuercher
Zuercher
Agency
Guernsey Milk
Dependable
Robert B. Trumpy
Andy Brown
Harold Bellard
Dusty Diana
William C. Kaap
Lancaster
C. Duncan
G. W. Minshall
Fred Abbey
del Miller
West Allis
Martin Nash
Carter and Laufenberg
Mr. Hope
J. Clark
Gold Dust Chief
R. W. Yohn
H. Fabert
Ben Hur
Freezer Supplies
Wenger & Kramer Hardware
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Zuumey
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