Moose Women Host Social Evening at Moose Hall
Last evening a Women of the Moose meeting at Moose Hall featured initiation of u Canmaaves with attendees Mrs. Werner Aeschliman of Brodhead and Mrs. Robert J. Goecks. Sponsors were Mrs. Cecil Jones of Juda and Mrs. Harold Thurston. Thurston night was presented by Mrs. Jesse S. Morton in place of Mrs. Lee C. Babler, Moosehart alumni chair. A humorous reading by Mrs. Harold F. Thurston followed. Games honors went to Mrs. William H. Walters and Mrs. John Von Arx. Luncheon chair was Mrs. Anna J. Holcomb assisted by Mrs. Anna B. Morgenthaler, Mrs. Will Rufer, and Mrs. Harold Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Moose Hall
Werner Aeschliman
Brodhead
Robert J. Goecks
Cecil Jones
Juda
Harold. Thurston
Jesse S. Morton
Lee C. Babler
Moosehart
Harold F. Thurston
William H. Walters
John von Arx
Anna J. Holcomb
Anna B. Morgenthaler
Will Rufer
Harold Wolfe
Guest Day Attracts 102 At Monroe Country Club
One hundred two members and guests attended the annual Monroe Country Club Auxiliary Guest Day. Bridge winners included Richard F. Hulburt and several officers. golf winners covered longest drive, most over ten, least putts, and most sevens. Fun Days planned next Wednesday feature costumes, crazy golf, lunch, bridge, and golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Monroe Country Club
Bridge
Richard F. Hulburt
J. Hammer
Nell
Harold 5. Haworth
Robert E. Hardell
Paul W. Snowden
Christ Calls Me to New Frontiers Meeting Theme
Mrs. Frank Schwartzlow presented the theme Christ Calls Me to New Frontiers at the Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren WSWS meeting yesterday. Mrs. William Schmerse and Mrs. Schwartzlow led the program with piano, devotionals, scripture, and convention reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schwartzlow
Christ
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Wsws
William Schmerse
Schwartzlow
E. P. Haberman
Schmerse
HL. Orians
Kathryn E. Bowell
Henry Babler
Clara Siedschlag
Shawano
Mrs Striker Honored On 76th Birthday At Monroe Party
Anna Swixer hosted a surprise birthday gathering in Monroe for Mrs. Striker celebrating her 76th birthday. Guests included Janet and Marilyn Striker, Ida Hulburt, Clara Parnell, Lucile Minder, Sam Wendler, Clara Hasse, Emma K Stoll, Irene Dowling, and Walter Minder among others from Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Swixer
Pin Oun Avenue
Janet
Marilyn Striker
Ida Hulburt
Clara Parnell
Albany
Lucile Minder
Argyle
Sam Wendler
Brodhead
Mmes
Clara Hasse
Ella Hasse
Fred Koenig
Clara Stauffacher
Emma K. Stoll
Jennie Welton
August E
Open House Planned by St Andrew's Mission
St Andrew's Mission will hold an open house for parents and friends tomorrow at 11 am to display what students have learned and to award perfect attendance memorization and diligence. Teachers Chester Boynton Miss Nancy Nall and Miss Caroline Kaminski trained by the Diocese of Milwaukee. The school ends tomorrow under Rev Richard F Hulburt's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamme
Andrew’s Church
Diocess of
Milwaukee
Chester Boynton
Nancy Nall
Caroline Kaminski
Richard F. Hulburt
Testwuide Golden Anniversary Observed in Elkhart Lake
Mr and Mrs Konrad Testwuide celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a tea and reception at their summer home in Elkhart Lake Sheboygan area residents noted Mrs Testwuide s statewide work with the Federation of Women s Clubs and the American Cancer Society Mr Testwuide has led Schreier Malting Co for 25 years and served as director of the Sheboygan Baseball Association for many years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Testwuides
Konrad Testwuide
Sheboygan
Monroe
Elkhart Lake
Testwuide
Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Cancer Society
Schreier Malting Co
Sheboygan Baseball Association
Grace Lutheran Guild Sends Mission Box
Grace Lutheran Mission Guild met Tuesday evening at Miss Marian Dieckhoff’s home to plan a mission box. Audrey Peterson led devotions, Genese Dwyer read the bank offering, and Mrs. Walter Stauffer spoke on “One Nation Individual.” Mrs. Royal Voegeli was honored at a birthday tea in Monticello hosted by Mrs. Jacob Voegeli with guests including Mrs. John Steinmann and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mucky Bay
Retiring Army Chief Takes Whitewater Job
The City Council announced Lt. Col S. E. Mear, chief of the U S army bands, will act as band master for Whitewater city schools after retiring from military service Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
S. E. Mear
U. S. Army Bands
Rosheisens Honored on 25th Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs John Rosheisen Juda celebrated 25 years with an open house at Maurice Gilberts Brod head home. Granddaughter Holly Ann Babler presented an orchid corsage. Guests came from Brodhead Orfordville Janesville Durand Monticello Browntown Monroe.
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Rosheisens
John Rosheisen
Maurice Gilbert
Brodhead
Rosheisen
Holly Ann Babler
Hollis’Babler
Monticello
Babler
Fern Tollefson
Dr Hildebrand to Speak at First Methodist Church
Greencastle Ind professor Dr C D W Hildebrand will deliver the Sunday morning sermon at the First Methodist church. He holds the Medora C Adams chair of religion at DePauw University and serves as president of the Northwest Indiana Conference board of education. He will attend the Methodist National Conference of Christian Education in Cincinnati in 1955.
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See Arenes
Wm Wan
First Methodist
C.D. W. Hildebrand
Greencastle
Ind
Robert Crandall
de Pauw University
Hildebrand
Medora C. Adams
Northwest Indiana Conference
The
Methodist Church
Methodist National Conference of Christian Education
Cincinatti
Mt Olive Lutheran Aid Meeting Reports Society
Mrs Vernard D Swiese presented the society report and read its constitution at Mt Olive Lutheran Aid Society regular meeting. Hostess Mrs William R Eberhardt at 1411 1th avenue. Mrs Orlin F Pasker chaired the business session. Rev R F Bittorf led devotions and the anniversary song honored Mrs Fred Fr hs, Mrs Ralph Hill and Mrs arold E Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olive Aid Group
Hears Society
Vernard D. Swiese
Mt. Olive Litheran Aid Society
William R. Eberhardt
1Th Avenue
Orlin F. Pasker
R. F. Bittorf
Fred Fr Hs
Ralph Hill
Aroid E. Mueller
Invisible hearing aid wiring advanced by Milwaukee physicians
Milwaukee doctors Dr. C. F. McDonald and Dr. Edwin Bach describe a new operation, auriculostomy, enabling wires or tubes from a hearing device to pass through the ear shell behind the ear. Performed first at St. Mary’s Hospital, the technique hides wiring for future hearing aids.
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Milwaukee
C. F. McDonald
Edwin Bach
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Academy of General Practice
McDonald
Bach
Lary’s Hospital
Tell Pageant casting opens at New Glarus village
Plans for the 17th Wilhelm Tell pageants progress with Waldo Freitag Dennis Streiff as English cast directors and Paul Grossenbacher overseeing German casting. Last year’s cast urged to notify directors. shows will be at the Kubly farm Tell Guild site east of the village. Labor Day work on grounds slow, bigger crews needed. last year’s directors were Feller English and Wirz German. Marilyn Fiegel Omro Wis wins $10 honorable mention in national VFW auxiliary essay contest in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Feller
Albert Wirz
Albany Socials and Family Visits
Mrs William Steindorf reports Albany residents sharing weekends and visits. Joseph Bongiorno travels from Chicago to Boston to stay with Dr Joseph Powers. F J Bongiorno drives him to the city. A M Jones family returns from Sheridan Indiana to visit Mrs William Osborne. Karen Gary and Roger Peter Sen Wisconsin Dells stay with uncle Frank Schwerin and visit relatives. Robert Youngblood and son visit Rutland relatives in Racine. Friday the group dined with Henry Youngblood’s Woodford family. V A Elmer and son Arlyn daughter Shila also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bongiorno
Chicago
Boston
Joseph Powers
F. J. Bongiorno
A. M. Jones
Sheridan
Ind
William Osborne
Karen
Gary
Roger Petersen
Wisconsin Dells
Frank Schwerin
Robert Youngblood
Robert
Racine
Rose Spangler
Ida Lutz
Henry Youngblood
Woodford
V.A. Elmer
Arlyn
Shila
Steindorf Picnic Attended by Local Residents and Guests
A Stein dorf family picnic at Evansville Park drew residents and visitors from multiple towns. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edwards from Portage, George Bernstein and family from Cottage Grove, Louis Berndt with sons from Huntley, Harold Bernstein and children from Janesville, John Bernstein from Orfordville, Harold Hulburt and children from Brodhead, Emil Steindorf, and William Steindorf along with Mrs. Ruth Sobrofski and James from Waukesha visiting Earl Zwickey, and Mrs. Mary Striker, Monroe, visiting Mrs. William Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Ruth Sobrofski
James
Waukesha
Earl Zwickey
Otto Albright
Mary Striker
Monroe
William Schultz
Steindorf
Evansville Park
Messrs
Mmes
Lloyd Edwards
Portage
George Bernstein
Cottage Grove
Louis Berndt
Huntley
Ill
Harold Bernstein
Janesville
John Bernstein
Orfordville
Harold Hulburt
Brodhead
Emil Steindorf
William
Albany families named in local notice
Gordon Mauermann and his children and Mrs Elizabeth Stein Dorf of Albany join Mrs Ruth Sobrofski and her son James in a public notice listing names and affiliations in a local court or community record.
Spring Grove Social Notes From Mrs Mohn Guests
Mr and Mrs Vernon Albright of Chicago are guests this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Wunschel. Marikay Wilson Juda is spending the week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs R B Clark. From 12 to 15 percent of sugar cane by weight is sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Albright
Chicago
Glen Wunschel
Marikay Wilson
Juda
R. B. Clark
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Teal
Ange Bott
St. Andrew’s
Grace Lutheran Guild
Libby
Oscar Mayer
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le, Baby Foods
Wieners
Poplar Grove
Irene C. Powers
Floral Hall
Poplar Grove School
Times
Milan
Bernard F. Gibbons
Philadelphia
Marilyn Fiegel
Omro, Wis
Women’s Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
William Steindorf
W. M. Gerhart
D.C. S
RAI
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohn
R. Mueller Cheese Factory
13Th Street
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