Women’s Union elects Gricester at Plymouth meeting
Mrs Herbert Stauffacher and Mrs Emil Sutter were elected Gricester to the Mission House conference at Plymouth August 17 to 22 during the monthly Women’s Union meeting at St John’s. Edna Leiser presided with Anna Roth and C J Schwinger assisting. Deininger sang Take Time to Be Holy. Leon Schmidt Jr and Donald Fritz played a piano duet. Florence Wart enweiler and Tabitha Ritzmann led refreshments with other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stauffacher
Emil Sutter
Mission House
Plymouth
Women's Union
St John’s
Edna Leiser
Anna Roth
C. J. Schwinger
Frank Deininger
Deininger
Leon Schmidt Jr
Donald Fritz
Florence Wartenweijer
Tabitha M. Ritzmann
Gertrude Myers
Herman D. Legler
Jacob Rosener
Margaret Schiesser
Ida Derendinger
Honor Shower Held for Miss Anna Schweizer Bride to Be
Monticello Wisconsin Times Special Service reports a shower in Mrs Weller's Monticello home honoring Miss Anna Schweizer whose marriage to Roger Klassy is planned this month. Attendees include Mrs LeRoy Schultz Neenah Mrs William Weller Michigan Mrs William Anna Schweizer Miss E Bidlingmaier Mrs Dallas Wild and others from Monticello and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Delma Roethlisberger
Virginia Barlow
Madison
Warren Weller
Weller
Anna Schweizer
Roger Klassy
LeRoy Schultz
Neenah
William Weller
Michigan
William Anna Schweizer
E Bidlingmaier
Dallas Wild
Delmer Kubly
Phyllis Voegels
John Steinmann
Lee Roethlisberger
J. W. Barlow
Hold Hobo Hike By Fidelity Juvie Club
The Fidelity Juvie club announces a daytime event with a rain plan for hoboes dressed children. If rain postpones, a hobo court will be held at Moose Hall and a regu lar meeting will convene in the afternoon. Children will elect a king and queen and perform activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Juvie Club
Moose Hall
Report on Flag Presentation at WRC Meeting
Keel reported on presenting a flag to Girl Scout troop 1 at the WRC meeting last evening. Three membership candidates were ballot ed upon. The next meeting is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Keel
Girl Scout Troop
Betrothal announced for Lorelia Elaine Zimerman
Mr and Mrs Wilbert C Zimmerman announce the engagement of their daughter Lorelia Elaine to Wilton W Marty son of Mr and Mrs William F Marty New Glarus. A late fall wedding is planned.
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Wilbert C. Zimmerman
Route 1
Lorelia Elaine
Wilton W. Marty
William F. Marty
New Glarus
Hold Tour and Picnic for Green County 4-H Girls
Miss Mamie Tillema announces a Tuesday tour and picnic for Green County 4-H clothing girls. They meet at 10 a.m. at the Swiss Embroidery factory in New Glarus for a plant tour, with a picnic in the woods and a craft session to follow. Should rain, indoor quarters will be provided in New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Mamie Tillema
New Glarus
New Glarus Woods
Louisiana aims dairy shift with Franklinton group
Maurice Magee of Franklinton visits Green county promoting a switch from cotton to dairying. The Franklinton chamber backs hiring an $8,000 yearly dairy expert to boost milk production and cut Wisconsin imports. Magee envisions buying Holstein cows and says Louisiana can compete on price.
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Washington County
Louisiana
Maurice Magee
Franklinton
Green County
Magee
Wisconsin
E. O
North
Chamber of Commerce
Union
New Glarus
Madison
Wisconsin Dells
Land of Lakes
Plastics That Work Reported By American Dental Association
Dr. Theodore A. Bodine of Akron Ohio described a technique for plastic teeth that will not tangle in tongue twisters and can be painted to match stains as disguises. He said the plates adjust after patient practice with phrases like the three and thirty three jump chum and chump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Dental Association
Theodore A. Bodine
Akron
Milwaukee Traffic Delays After Engine Derailed Near Depot
Northbound Milwaukee road passenger service halted for hours as workers righted a derailed engine near the depot. Train to Madison rerouted through freight yards. no crash reported. Detective Capt. Kraemer seeks first degree murder warrant for Grace Gibson in fatal Club Milwaukeean shooting of George Elioplos.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Madison
Adolph Kraemer
District Attorney’s
Grace Gibson
George Elioplos
Kraemer
Miss Gibson
Milwaukeean
Judge May Rectify Grand Jury Action
Gov. R. Gregg Cherry asks Superior Court Judge J. Paul Frizzelle to rectify what he calls a miscarriage of justice in Northampton County where seven white men facing an attempted lynching charge were not indicted and a separate case against Godwin Bush a 2 year old negro was also not indicted. The governor says the grand jury's action leaves the case open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
R. Gregg Cherry
Superior Court
J. Paul Frizzelle
Northampton County
Northampton
Godwin Bush
Bush
Civil Air Patrol Placed Under Army Air Forces Command
The Civil Air Patrol, a volunteer semi military group of air minded civilians, comes under the Air Defense Command of the Army Air Forces with HQ at Mitchell Field New York. Previously it reported directly to AAF headquarters in Washington.
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AIR Defen Washington
Civil Air Patrol
Air Defense Command
Army Air Forces
Mitchell Field
AAF
Washington
State eyes reroute of highway 11 through Brodhead
The Wisconsin state highway commission proposes rerouting highway 11 for several blocks in Brodhead. Final decision set for Monday August 25. The change shifts the path from Center avenue and First street to run east on 17th street to Ninth avenue East and then back to First street. Public input allowed by contacting the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
State Highway Commission
17Th Street
Center Avenue
First Street
Ninth Avenue
Commission
Blums Observe 40th Anniversary in Janesville
Former Monticello residents Mr and Mrs Jacob E Blum celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary at their Janesville home. They have resided in Janesville since 1928 after leaving Monticello where Mr Blum ran a business. They have two sons Ray and Merrill and three grandchildren. The couple were married in Cargill Methodist church in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Jacob E. Blum
Janesville
Ray
Merrill Blum
Blums
Cargill Methodist Church
Falls Breaks Leg For Rockford Woman Mrs Hulda Trickel
Mrs Hulda Trickel of Rockford sustained a broken leg late Monday evening after slipping on grass while getting into her car. She was taken to St Clare hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Trickel
Rockford
St. Clare Hospital
Finger Tip Replaced After Car Door Injury
Mrs. Dorothy Richards of Beloit is confined to St. Clare hospital after injuring her hand in a car door mishap. The attending physician sewed back the tip of a finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Richards
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe approves new enclosed garbage truck for city use
Zenna A. Gorder, Monroe public works director, told the city council the new enclosed garbage truck has drawn favorable comment. The white truck with an automatic hoist went into operation Monday after delivery late last week, at a cost of 3500 dollars, and praised as a fine piece of equipment by business people and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Zenna A. Gorder
Impressed with Sanitation Gains in Garbage Pickup Speed
The report praises improvements in sanitation efficiency and faster garbage collection times. It highlights new equipment and routes that reduce debris and odors while boosting city cleanliness. Local officials emphasize ongoing upgrades and community benefits.
OFF FOR PANAMA
Mrs Richard Streiff and her son Rickey depart Chicago by plane to join her husband Lt Richard Streiff in Panama. They plan to live there for two years. Lt Streiff is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred P Streiff of New Glarus. Also traveling were Fred P Streiff, Fred B Streiff of New Glarus, and Mrs Theresa Martin of Blanchardville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
New Glarus
Times Special Service
Richard Streiff
Rickey
Chicago
Streiff
Fred P. Streiff
Theresa Martin
Blanchardville
Car Collision After Softball Games Damages Kubly Vehicle
Benjamin J. Kubly of 2512 8th Street reports his car was damaged on the left rear fender at Recreation Park last night after softball games in a collision with Edward Huber of 1106% 16th Avenue. Huber’s car sustained no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin J. Kubly
8Th Street
Recreation Park
Edward Huber
16Th Avenue
Huber
Dutch-born Father Boniface recounts WWII siege memories
A substitute priest at St. Victor's Catholic church spoke to the Knights of Columbus about his experiences in Holland before, during, and after the German siege in World War II. Refreshments were served after the talk.
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Holland
Boniface
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Knights of Columbus
Traffic Officers Meet District No 1 Patrol at Courthouse
State traffic patrolmen including Nathan F. Burgy Monroe T B Esser Madison Kissinger Richland Center Alex Drives Madison John B Bolender Lancaster and Briese Water town gathered at the courthouse under Capt Preston McEvoy for training and a get together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Preston McEvoy
Manston
Nathan F. Burgy
Monroe
T. B. Esser
Madison
Kissinger
Richland Center
Alex Drives
John B. Bolender
Lancaster
Briese
Watertown
Fried richs visit back after 15 years home trip
Mr and Mrs Fred Fried richs and son Vernon return to route 3 after a week visiting relatives and friends in Huron Hitchcock Redfield and Doland South Dakota and Monticello and Enfield Minnesota They lived in South Dakota for 13 years and this was their first return in 15 years They report that
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Friedrichs
Vernon
Route 3
Huron
Hitchcock
Redfield
Doland
S. D
Monticello
Enfield
Minn
Friedrichs
South Dakota
South Dakota Enjoys bumper Wheat Harvest Amid Beauty
South Dakota presents a vivid scene of a bumper wheat harvest, highlighting wide fields, golden heads, and scenic rural landscapes that showcase the state’s agricultural abundance. The piece notes favorable growing conditions and strong yields for farmers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Funeral Attendees From Far Corners For Nicolas Stauffacher
Out-of-town relatives and friends traveled to attend the Nicolas Stauffacher funeral yesterday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stauffacher and others from Renwick Neenah Princeton Ill Freeport Janesville Browntown Monticello Albany New Glarus and Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolas Stauffacher
Jacob Stauffacher
Arthur Stauffacher
Carla
Renwick
Leonard Stauffacher
Fennimore
LeRoy Schultz
Gerald
Neenah
George Cregan
Sally
Nancy
Princeton
Ill
E. R. Stauffacher
Mary Elmer
Bessie Ganshert
Freeport
Leon Stauffacher
Janesville
Dietrich Stauffacher
New Glarus
W. D. Stauffacher
Marvin Stauffacher
Jacob Elmer
Browntown
John Baebler
Rudy Freitag
Casper Rhyner
Monticello
Irene Pluss
Sarah Rhyner
Albany
Mrs Elsbeth Gempler to Be Laid To Rest
Mrs Elsbeth Gempler 66 of Clarno township dies at St Clare hospital after long illness. Last rites by Rev Paul Kehle at St Johns Evangelical Church tomorrow at 2 pm with viewing from Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home starting 10 30 am. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Born Elsbeth Stauffer June 19 1881 in Jordan Township Green County lifelong resident.
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Hev. Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s
Greenwood Cemetery
Green County
Elsbeth Stauffacher
Jordan Township
Early 1905 Wedding Ties Babler Stauffacher Family
Abraham and Elsbeth Babler Stauffacher note a 1905 marriage to Herman Gempeler performed by Rev. P. A. Schuh of St. John's church. The family lived in Adams township then Monroe before settling on the Gempeler farm route 5 near the city. Surviving children include Mrs. Arthur Kroschell and Mrs. Wallace Le Roy, sons Alfred Herbert Roy, and siblings Jacob Edward William Otto Albert, with others. The obituary mentions parents and prior husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Elsbeth Babler Stauffacher
Herman Gempeler
P. A. Schuh
St. John’s Church
Adams Township
Monroe
Gempeler
Route 5
Local obituary note lists family of Louise May 10 1926
A May 10 1926 notice records a daughter named Louise and siblings John Ernest Henry and Katharine Newman of Iowa as part of the family notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
John
Ernest
Henry
Katherine Newman
Iowa
Essential minerals come from soil feeding plants and animals
Essential minerals people rely on come from the soil via plants and animals that ingest calcium phosphorus and other body building minerals.
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Louisianian
Coray
Fae
Frank W. Leahy
Journal Printing Co
Steven Point
Stevens Point
Wapahascie
Tex
Texas
AULT
City Hall
Borden's
Lady Borden
Ream
Borden
Fora
the Chocolate Shop
Borden‘s
Elsbeth Gempler
Thorp Finance Corp
Electric Shop
Ward Stackpole
John Schild
17Th Avenue
Ai Ei
Firestone
Norton and
Schneider
Firestone Store
G. I
Wisconsin Ave
Marquette
Henriquez
York
Roub Bldg
Sturgeon Bay
Brennan
Luis
Arcady
Cor
Senop
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