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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1946

Page

3

Local Nuptials at St John Evangelical Church

Miss Jane Lageson and William Rupnow exchanged nuptial vows in a double ring ceremony at St John Evangelical and Reformed church. The couple, from Blanchardville and Monroe areas, planned a reception for 30 at the Larson home and a Chicago honeymoon. Mrs Rupnow is a Blanchardville High School graduate who worked at the Chocolate Show. he is a Monroe High School graduate who served in the navy and later worked at Trukenbrod's Pharmacy.

Jane Beatrice Lageson Tsth Street F. Lageson Blanchardville William James Rupnow Frank Rupnow 14Th Avenue St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Paul C. Kehle Jean Lageson George Trumay Ben Larson Chicago Rupnow Ruvnow Monroe High School Navy Trukenbrod

Birthday Party for Patty Miller Celebrates Sixth Birthday

Patty Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Miller celebrated her sixth birthday yesterday afternoon at home with ten friends. Luncheon and a lighted cake followed gifts for the honoree. Attending were Mary Ellen Summeris Judy Gibbons Judy Chambers Donald Heeren John Fritsch Dianne and Bobby Davis Anita and Freddy Bill Ainsworth Betsy Teasdale and Rudolph Scharnweber Jr. Those unable to attend were Anita and Freddy Bill Ainsworth.

Patty Miller Edwin Miller Mary Ellen Summeris Judy Gibbons Judy Chambers Donald Heeren John Fritsch Dianne Bobby Davis Anita Freddy Bill Ainsworth Betsy Teasdale Rudolph Scharnweber Jr

Missionary Society Meeting at Immanuel Church

Women of Immanuel Evangelical church plan a 2 p m Wednesday gathering with Mrs. Fred Hartwig and Mrs. Frank Trumpy in charge. Miss Katherine Bowell will report on the convention at Lomba.

Ewe and Lamb Winners Highlight Local Livestock Show

The report lists champions and class winners across sheep judging and forestry projects. Grand champion ewe: Burnette Burkhalter. Grand champion ram: Donald Albright. Other top awards include best lamb, showmanship, and various junior and home grounds beautification winners from towns like Monroe Juda Monticello and Clarno.

Donald Albright Ewe Marjorie Schmid Monroe Lowell Nevil Brooklyn Burnette Burkhalter Rain Henry R. Meyers Woodford Woodrow Marty Monticello

First Place Winners in Handi Craft and Engineering

First Year Work Bench book by Robert Schilt of Juda wins for handi craft. Stanley Bruegger of Browntown takes top prize for a baby chick feed trough. Rudy Speich of Monroe earns for a milk stool. Stanley Bruegger secures necktie rack and window support. Donald Bagley of Al is noted for a door stop.

Robert Schilt Juda Stanley Bruegger Browntown Rudy Speich Monroe Donald Bagley

Farm Accounting winner in junior division

Mildred Asmus of Albany earned first place in the farm and home account division for the best farm account book in the junior department.

Mildred Asmus Albany

Dress Revue First Place Winners in 4-H Clothing

In the junior department first year 4-H clothing Audrey E Edeidel ada Kathleen Blumer Monroe and Donnaleah Signer Monroe. second year La Vonne Hilliard Albany Yvonne Ammann Clarno and Mildred Cotherman Monroe. third year Hazel Falk Monroe Ruth Marie Feldt Monticello and Shirley Matzinger Monticello. fifth year Betty Stabler and Helen Gruenewald with outfit types noted.

Audrey E. Edeidel Ada Kathleen Blumer Monroe Donnaleah Signer la Vonne Hilliard Albany Yvonne Ammann Clarno Mildred Cotherman Hazel Falk Ruth Marie Feldt Monticello Shirley Matzinger

Fashion winners listed from Monroe and surrounding towns

First place winners in club booths and junior department include garments from Monroe Juda Monticello and Orangeville. Names include Helen Gruenewald Rosemary Babler Marian Busjahn Shirley Rosheisen Gloria Zimmerman Ila Probst Mary Ann Grenzow and Norma Waelti with categories in food production maintenance safety health and garment outfits for school or sport.

Monroe Rata Marie Feldt Monticello Joan Andrews Juda Helen Gruenewald Rosemary Babler Marian Busjahn Orangeville Shirley Rosheisen Gloria Zimmerman Ila Probst Browntown Mary Ann Grenzow Norma Waelti Robert E. Davenport Donald Keen Lila Mae Duerst Harvey E. Elmer

Classified Ada Aids Some Problems In Coding

Ada programming aids solve a range of problems by providing precise syntax guidance and error checking. Experts note adaptive tools improve debugging, learning curves, and efficiency in complex code tasks.

Wisconsin fair features grand Holstein Brown Swiss champion

Spectators flocked to the track but the day centered on high quality dairy cattle with the grand champion Holstein and Brown Swiss animals drawing wide praise. The Livingston family’s racing achievements were noted as Ralph Davis explained class entries based on earnings and heat payouts.

Two Special Presentations at Saturday Event

Arlie Frost presented a fine whip to Art Shaw during two Saturday special presentations, marking a noteworthy moment at the gathering.

Arlie Frost Art Shaw

Purses Divided in Races by Winner and Shares

The purse allocation divides ten percent for the race winner and the remaining funds are split into two or three portions depending on competition structure. This summary captures the distribution approach per the article segment.

Four women oversee exhibits at Saturday floral hall

Excitement from the huge crowds at the Saturday afternoon fair faded as four women managed displays in the floral hall. Their coordinated effort drew steady attention from attendees.

Floral Hall

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