Eva Spreng WSWS Meet Promotes New Frontiers Theme
The Eva Spreng WSWS met last night at Immanuel Evangelical and United Brethren churches with the theme Christ Calls Me to New Frontiers. Mrs. George M. Pulkrabek chaired the program and Mrs. Harold M. Whitehead presided over the business session. Forty-two members and one visitor, Mrs. Harrison Orians of Toledo, attended.
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Eva Spreng Wsws
Christ
Eva Spreng
WSWS
Immanuel Evangelical
United Brethren Church
George M. Pulkrabek
Roy T. Evenson
Harvey F. Andrews
Charles J. Niles
Theodore Schultz
Glenn V. Roderick
Willard Matzke
Russell E. Matzke
Herman A. Stuessy
Verla M. Babler
Harold M. Whitehead
Roy F. Peter
Glenn F. Stauffacher
Women's Union Picnic Supper At Recreation Park
About 70 members of the Women's Union of St. John's church enjoyed a social evening at Recreation Park. They shared a picnic supper in the shelter house followed by group singing led by Rev. Paul C. Kehle. Linda and Roger Matzke performed with guitar, and Mrs. Charles E. Frey served as general chairman. The supper committee was led by Mrs. Anna Nafzger and Mrs. Dan Nafziger, with members Albert Neuenschwander, John Naef, Lloyd F. Marty, Raymond Myers, Ralph G. Nyman and Gertrude Myers.
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Women’s Union
Women’s Union of
St. John’s Church
Recreation Park
Shelter House
Paul C. Kehle
Linda
Roger Matzke
Charles E. Frey
Anna Nafzger
Dan Nafzger
Mmes
Moose Party Planned for Sept 7 at Moose Hall
Monroe lodge hosts a welcome party for new members on Sept 7 in the Moose Hall. Lyle Sickinger, governor, presided as committees to plan the event are named in days. A report from the state convention notes 340 pounds of Green County cheese eaten by 477 attendees.
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Moose Hall
Monroe Lodge
Lyle Sickinger
Sickinger
Green County
Summer Church School Planned at Twin Grove
Miss Gladys Hoppe former missionary to Ragau India will help lead the vacation Bible school at the Church of Christ Twin Grove from August 9 to 13 and 16 to 20. She went to India as an undenominational missionary with Dr Zeena Rothemel and will use material gathered there assisted by Mrs Charles Sprenger.
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Twin Grove
Gladys Hoppe
Ragaul
U. P
India
Church of Christ
Hoppe
Zeena Rothemel
Charles Sprenger
WRC Honors Mrs Musselman at Regular Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps draped a charter and read an original eulogy for Mrs Ann Musselman at the Knights of Pythias hall. Mrs Eva M Galusha delivered the tribute. Mrs Alfred Henning led the session. The next meeting is set for Sept 7. The SPRING GROVE Times notes the Nolty Seder family reunion will hold a Sunday picnic at Leota Park Evansville.
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WRC
Musselman
Eva M. Galusha
Ann Musselman
Women's Relief Corps
Knights of Pythias Hall
Alfred Henning
Spring Grove
Times Clay
Nolty-Seder Family
Leota Park
Evansville
Brownie Troop 29 Park Picnic Sets Plans for Year
Brownie Troop 29 met at Recreation Park with seventeen members and mothers. After lunch and a treat, mothers planned the year while officers were named for records and schedules. Co leaders Mrs. Gerhart and Mrs. Donny guided the group with other committee members and attendees listed.
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Recreation Park
Wayne G. Russell
Jack E. Schlicting
Melchior Denny
W. M. Gerhart
Sanford J. Hanson
Schlicting
E. J. Norton
Victoria Conners
Donald M. Daley
Kay
Donny
Margaret
William R. Gibbons
Linda
Jackie Hanson
Herbert J. LaBuch
Margo
Norton
Lynn
Jo- Ann
Russell
Jane
Gerhart
Judy
Mrs
Miss Diane Cromheecke Engaged to John Whitmore
Evansville special announces the engagement of Diane Margaret Cromheecke to John Whitmore son of Mr and Mrs Don G Whitmore. Diane works in Parker Pen Co Janesville and John operates a service station in Evansville with a September wedding planned at St Pauls Catholic Church.
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Diane Cromheecke
John Whitmore
Evansville
Remi Cromheecke
Diane Margaret
Don G. Whitmore
Elmer Family Reunion Set for Lincoln Park
The Elmer family reunion will take place Sunday in Lincoln Park with president George F. Stauffacher presiding. Retiring officers include vice president Mrs. Ida E. Meythaler treasurer Cora Berryman and secretary Alvina A. Bleiler.
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Elmer
Lincoln Park
Elmer Family
George F. Stauffacher
Ida E. Meythaler
Cora Berryman
Alvina A. Bleiler
Monticello Bridge Club Spends Day in Madison
The Monticello Bridge Club spent a Wednesday afternoon in Madison with Mrs. R. H. Schoon, a club member who recently moved there. After a picnic dinner, they continued with contract bridge.
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Monticello
Bridge Club
Madison
R. H. Schoonover
Club Brodhead hosts luncheon golf and bridge day
Times Special reports hostesses Mrs W H Fleck and Miss Laura Karney led a luncheon golf and bridge event at Decatur Lake Country Club. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Elmer Dixon and Mrs G N Murdock while Mrs Ties captured the golf prize. Circle Three of Union Presbyterian church meets tomorrow at 2 p m with Lola S Burdick and Ina Gill in charge.
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Brodhead
W. H. Fleck
Laura Karney
Decatur Lake Country Club
Elmer Dixon
G. N. Murdock
Leo ‘Ties
Union Presyterian Church
Lola S. Burdick
Ina Gill
Wisconsin Senators Split on Aid Issues
Wisconsin Republican senators Wiley and McCarthy differed on a foreign aid bill as the Senate passed a $2.61 billion authorization. Wiley supported the measure and opposed cutting half a billion by an amendment from Sen. Long. McCarthy opposed the bill but voted for the amendment, which passed.
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Hington Am
New Command To Head Defense
Secretary Wilson announced the Continental Air Defense Command a new high command to direct US defense against air assaults. It will include army navy and air force units and form by September 1 to formalize evolving interservice arrangements amid guided missiles and supersonic aircraft.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Army
Navy
Continental Air Defense Command
Three State Units Join in VFW Parade
Three state units join the VFW parade in Philadelphia as Wisconsin sends two bands and one float. The Elks All-Youth band from Racine and Four Lakes Council Boy Scout drum and bugle corps from Madison march in the lavish event with the 75,000 strong VFW.
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Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elks
Racine
Four Lakes Council Boy Scout
Madison
Rockford Couple Held On Manslaughter Charge
James Rhodes and his wife Claire both of Rockford are slated for arraignment on fourth degree manslaughter charges in Mauston. The case stems from the death of Eva Miner whose body was found in the Lemonweir River east of Mauston after Rhodes reportedly said a woman jumped from his car during a quarrel.
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Rockford
James Rhodes
Claire
Eva Miner
Lemonweir
Here
Rhodes
Wisconsin Unemployment Drops Between June and August
Wisconsin unemployment fell 66 percent from June 1 to Aug 1 per the state employment service. July total jobless was about 61,900, down from 66,300 in June. Menominee tribe members in Neopit line up to receive 1500 each in federal payments with 700 paid so far this week. Around 2.5 million more will be disbursed to all 3,225 eligible members.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Neopit
Wis
Indian Agency
Oakley 4-H Club Holds August Meeting at Pleasant Grove
Phyllis Alexander called the August meeting of the Oakley 4-H club to order at Pleasant Grove school. Carl Zweifel led the pledge, Jerry Ludwig spoke on dairy and handicraft, and members planned a drinking water test project. Mrs Zweifel served refreshments after group singing.
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Oakley Club
Phyllis Alexander
Oakley
Pleasant Grove
Carl Zweifel
Jerry Ludwig
Trust to Hold Million Dollars for Qualified Beneficiaries
A trust will hold most of the funds with the U S Treasury for children and others not yet eligible to be paid. Eligible recipients include those aged 18 or older. The money largely stems from an eight percent million dollar award won by the tribe from the government.
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U. S. Treasury
Lawsuit Alleges Mismanagement Of Tribal Properties
Four years after filing, ongoing case accuses tribal leadership of mismanaging tribal properties. The action seeks accountability and potential remedies for the affected community and assets.
Gloversville Named for Scottish Glove Makers
Gloversville New York earned its name from a band of Scottish glove makers who built a thriving glove industry in the town before the American Revolution.
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Gloversville
N. Y
Scotland
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