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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1952

Page

3

Browntown Peace Church Plans 65th Anniversary Events

Browntown Peace Evangelical and Reformed church schedules a September 7 anniversary observance with morning service, potluck dinner, and a afternoon confirmation reunion. A 16 page history booklet by Ruth Foulker details the church merger of Ebenezer Jordan 1892 and Friedens Browntown 1896 into Peace Church.

Browntown Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church Walter H. Waeckerle Ruth Foulker 10Th Avenue Marquette University Ebenezer Church of Jordan Friedens Church Browntown Friedens Peace Church

Grace Missionary Society Meeting At Grace Church

The Women’s Missionary Society of Grace church met at Mrs. Ralph A. Lindsay’s home with co-hostesses Mmes. C. C. Warfel and Floyd J. Stau ffmacher. Mrs. Dewey A. Dwyer spoke on “One Blood” as members assisted. Twenty four members attended. next meeting moved to Sept. 8 due to Labor Day.

Women’s Missionary Society of Grace Church Ralph A. Lindsay Mmes C. C. Warfel Floyd J. Stauffacher Dewey A. Dwyer Fred F. Schindler Oscar Shager

Schneider child baptized at Zwingli church in Evansville

Kendal Robin Schneider, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Schneider Evansville, was baptized during morning worship Sunday at Zwingli church by Rev A R Achtemeier. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Glenn Gempeler. The child was born March 2.

Saxer Son Baptized at Monticello Church

Merlyn Frederick Saxer, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Saxer of Monroe, was baptized Sunday morning at the Zwingli church parsonage in Monticello by Rev A R Achtemeier. The child was born May 26.

Orangeville Plans School on Sept 2

Orangeville schools will open September 2 though the new building will not be ready for several facilities. John A. Jensen announced book purchase dates at the high school on August 11 to 13 with limited hours and an evening option. The faculty is complete with Hattie Flickinger to teach rural Mt. Pleasant Hill and registration is urged for all students. Dental and physical exams are required for students entering grades 1, 5, and 9.

Orangeville John A. Jensen Jensen Hattie Flickinger Pearl City Mt. Pleasant Hill

Lightning incident victim recovers from factory accident

Ben Knouse of Verona is reported recovered from injuries after a lightning strike at the West Middleton Cheese Co. on June 13. He was knocked unconscious with severe burns and right side paralysis later treated by electric therapy and has returned to work. His wife and children stay with relatives in Madison.

Ben Knouse Verona West Middleton Amos Johnson 20Th Street Fred Kraus Sr Knouse Madison General Hospital

State Polio Cases Pass Total for 1951

Wisconsin polio cases for 1952 exceeded the 1951 total for the same period, though officials say the incidence is not near epidemic levels. The cumulative cases since January 1 reached 180, up from 169 a year earlier.

Madison Wisconsin State Board of Health

Girl Scout Troop Formed for Twelve Who Finished Work

A new intermediate Girl Scout Troop 25 has been organized from fly up girls of Troops 13 and 22. Twelve girls aged ten or who had completed tenderfoot work form the unit with Mrs. Fred Simpson and Mrs. Wayne Hoffman as leaders and Mrs. Paul H. Kammerude and Mrs. Clinton Blackbourn as committee members.

Fred Simpson Wayne Hoffman Paul H. Kammerude Clinton Blackbourn North and East School Enid Spring Betty Simpson Anita Blackbourn Joan Kohl Ruth Ann Sullivan Ruth Ann Benkert Jackie Kammerude Sandra Burgi Jane Hoffman Audrey Wuetrich Betty Mohns Sally Stocker

Monticello Cub Scouts Outing At Monroe Cabin

Monticello Cub Scouts spent two days at the Youth cabin near Monroe with den mothers Mrs. Harden Mrs. Steinmann Mrs. Babler and Mrs. Edmunds. The group swam in the Monroe pool and played a ball game after supper the first night. Cubs present included John Noesen John Steinmann John Harden Jeffrey Edmunds John Lehnherr Bobby Babler Bill Lawton Roger Babler Phillip Knobel Elmer Lemon Terry Wichser and Butch Higgenbachen.

Monticello Monroe Mmes J. M. Harden John Steinmann John C. Babler Llwgellen Edmunds Mr. Steinmann Mr. Babler Cubs John Noesen John Harden Jeffery Edmunds John Lehnherr Bobby Babler Bill Lawton Roger Babler Phillip Knobel Elmer J. Lemon Terry Wichser Butch Higgenbachen

Junior 4-H Leaders Plan Twilight Picnic

The Green County 4-H Junior Leaders will host a twilight picnic tomorrow evening at New Glarus Roadside State Park. The group departs the courthouse at 7 30 PM, with rain backup at the Recreation Park shelter house in Monroe.

Green County New Glarus Court House Recreation Park Monroe

Miss Rose Mary Babler Feted Before Aug 9 Wedding

Misses Barbara and Donna Karlen hosted a shower at the Karlen home for Rose Mary Babler. The upcoming marriage to Norton Strommen of Brodhead is set for Saturday, Aug. 9. Attendees included Mrs. Wallace Bondhus Norene Strommen Marilyn Milbrandt Ruth Gempeler Willis Babler and others from Brodhead Madison and Naperville.

Babler Monticello Barbara Donna Karlen Cleyance Karlen Rose Mary Babler Norton Strommen Brodhead Wallace Bondhus Naperville Ill Norene Strommen Marilyn Milbrandt Ruth Gempeler Madison Willis Babler Judith Carol Rosemary Gladys Buehl Beth Ann Becker Lora Dick Madeline Judith Karlen

Cadiz Club Hosts Card Party At Zweifel Home

Mr and Mrs Adam Zweifel entertained the Cadiz club at 1004 11th street last night with cards and a midnight lunch. High honors went to Mrs Frank Klemm Mrs Albert Hirsbrunner and Jesse Goodman.

Cadiz Club Adam Zweifel L1th Street Frank Klemm Albert Hirsbrunner Jesse Goodman

Lyne-Rick Reunion Set for Next Sunday at Badger Park

The 16th annual Lyne Rick reunion will gather at Badger Park in Shullsburg next Sunday. A potluck dinner will start at noon.

Badger Park Shullsburg

Service addresses urged by Evening Times editor

The Evening Times asks families to mail fully written military addresses to the service editor to avoid errors in relaying complex details by telephone.

Evening Times

Combat Infantryman Badges Awarded to Two Soldiers

Cpl Francis R Gilbertson and Pvt Robert J Friedly of route 2 Brodhead receive combat infantryman badges while serving with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea. Gilbertson joined April 1951 and arrived in Korea January. Friedly joined October 1951 and arrived in Korea May, serving as a forward observer with Heavy Mortar Company, 5th Infantry Regiment, 25th Division.

Francis R. Gilbertson Robert J. Friedly Route 2 Brodhead 25Th Infantry Division Korea Gilbertson Army Janesville Co. A 5Th Inf. Regt 25Th Div Friedly Div

Rudy Ends Leave Returns to Great Lakes

Seaman Apprentice Edwin A. Rudy son of Mr and Mrs Claude Rudy has returned to Great Lakes after leave here His new address is Edwin A Rudy SA 445-33-26 USS Merrimack AO-37 FPO New York NY The Merrimack is an auxiliary oiler supplying fuel to ships and installations

Rudy Orangeville Edwin A. Rudy Claude Rudy Great Lakes Edwin A. Rudy SA U.S.S. Merrimack FPO New York Merrimack

Antigo Reservist, Sergeant Sentenced

Bernard Kjelstad 32 of Antigo Wis was fined 300 dollars and given two years probation for paying to alter his medical records to avoid active duty. M Sgt Luther Bradley pleaded guilty to soliciting bribes to alter records of Kjelstad and three other reservists and drew two years in federal prison. The others were fined as well. Bradley worked in the Scott Air Force Base medical unit issuing medical examinations for reserve officers.

Danville Ill Bernard Kjelstad Antigo Wis Luther Bradley Kjelstad Bradley

Woman Physician Has Good Formula

HAL BOYLE sums up Dr. Sara M. Jordan of Boston as a top 1952 candidate for woman of the year. Her plan for tired businessmen over 50 includes relaxing drinks daily, two one month vacations annually, a midday nap after lunch, and short relaxation breaks between meetings.

Hal Boyle New York Sara M. Jordan Boston Dr. Jordan Everly

Negro Leaders Back Eisenhower Endorsement

A group of Republican African American leaders urged Eisenhower to consider civil rights changes, saying his election would advance progress. Eisenhower heads to Los Angeles for a major speech and an award ceremony, while declining to commit to federal compulsory civil rights legislation.

Denver Eisenhower GOP Los Angeles Veterans of Foreign Wars Bernard M. Baruch D. Ward Nichols New York First Episcopal District African Methodist-Episcopal Church America

Milwaukee Businessman Seeks Truman Pardon for Tax Case

Michael Shapiro, a Milwaukee businessman serving a three year federal sentence for income tax evasion, has filed a clemency plea with President Truman. U S attorney Timothy Cronin said Shapiro asked for a pardon or shorter term and submitted a 150 page document challenging the sentence as harsh and excessive.

Milwaukee Michael Shapiro Truman Timothy Cronin U. S Washington Cronin Shapiro Rae

Mayer Plant Closure at Prairie du Chien

Oscar Mayer and Co informs 125 workers the Prairie du Chien packing plant will shut down Friday due to insufficient local livestock and flood damage. The plant, acquired in 1946, supports the city with about $15,000 weekly payroll loss.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Oscar Mayer and Co., Inc Prairie du Chiene Oscar Mayer III

Interior of Atomic Blast Ball Reaches Millions of Degrees

The early fire ball in a nuclear explosion contains temperatures in the millions of degrees and is nearly a vacuum, describing the extreme conditions at the blast core.

Why We Fight in Korea A Soldier’s Letter From Korea

The Korean War enters its third year with over 113000 casualties and a rising draft. Soldiers express morale up despite waning home interest, noting unity with diverse allies and faith in free nations for lasting peace. Pfc George Whitenour from Korea thanks St Barnabas Lutheran Church community in Queens for support. He says the war is necessary to prevent it from reaching the United States and emphasizes unity among nations and God’s help.

New York Korea Pfc George Whitenoar St. Barnabas Lutheran Church Queens John R. Crooks Crooks Whitenour

Highway Group May Take Land

Madison The State Highway Commission has power to condemn property owned by school districts and public utilities in interstate commerce. Attorney General Thomson said changes in state law render previous rulings inapplicable and negotiations with districts over land have failed due to excessive asks.

Madison State Highway Commission Atty Thomson

Fayette Township Farmer Richard Finley Dies After Illness

Richard Finley 54 of Fayette township died Sunday at Darlington hospital after a long illness. Services are set for 9 a m tomorrow at his farm home and 9 30 a m at Holy Rosary Catholic church with Msgr. Bernard Doyle officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. He leaves four sons: William, Rock ...

Darlington Richard Finley Fayette Township Darlington Hospital Holy Rosary Catholic Church Msgr Bernard Doyle William, Rock

Obituary fragment lists family across multiple towns

The fragment names Ford Jack of Milwaukee and Robert in the Navy, Paul at home, and Mrs Mary Tesch of Mineral Point with four stepsons Donald Wilhelmson in Germany and Robert Shullsburg. Also mentioned are Walter and David at home, two brothers Pat Finley of Darlington and Frank Linden, four sisters Mrs John Moore of Shullsbury Mrs Earl Biel of Beaver Dam and Mrs Juin Riel ly and Mrs William Thill of Darlington and three grandchildren.

Ford Jack Milwaukee Robert Paul Mary Tesch Mineral Point Donald Wilhelmson Germany Shullsburg Walter David Pat Finley Darlington Frank Linden John Moore Shullsbury Earl Biel Beaver Dam Juin Rielly William Thill

Editor Donel Wyman Named for Oshkosh Amvets Publication

Donel Wyman of Oshkosh was appointed editor of Sound Off, the Wisconsin Department of Amvets official publication, with the announcement made today.

Oshkosh Donel Wyman Wisconsin Department of Amvets

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Browntown Peace Church Group Grace Missionary Society Mayer Unson Fayette Stricken Denney Ainsworth AiNsworth Insurance Agency Goetz Bldg Hamilton NORGE Westinghouse NESCO Richardson Electric CO 16Th Avenue
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