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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1947

Page

3

Eckerman-Homb Nuptials in Gratiot Wisconsin

Miss Eileen Eckerman daughter of South Wayne married July 26 at St Joseph Catholic Gratiot Rev Carrigg officiated double ring ceremony. Aunt Miss Lucy Eckerman sang Ava Maria and two hymns. The couple plans a northern Wisconsin wedding trip and will reside at 311 West Graham Dixon after August 10.

South Wayne Iowa Eileen Eckerman St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Gratiot Carrigg Lucy Eckerman Rockford Ava Maria John Brannan Marjorie Homb Homb Eckerman Foley School Crotty South Wayne High School

Hoskins Host Family Picnic for Birthday at Monticello

Mr and Mrs Jack Hoskins entertained at a family picnic dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs Jacob Voegeli s birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Schnetzler and Mrs Anna Schnetzler of Madison Mr and Mrs Jacob Voegeli and son Howard and Mr and Mrs Hoskins and son Douglas of Monticello.

Monticello Jack Hoskins Jacob Voegeli

Brennan and O'Hare Wed in Dixon Ceremony

In a noon ceremony at the Chilton home Mrs. Evelyn Brennan formerly Evelyn Moore of Sterling Illinois married Richard F. O'Hare of Dixon. Justice of the Peace James Chilton officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Moore of Sterling.

Orangelille Evelyn Brennan Richard F. O'Hare Dixon James Chilton Evelyn Moore William Moore Sterling, Ill

Women of the Moose Hold Regular Lodge Meeting

Thirty members attended the Women of the Moose regular meeting at the lodge hall. Refreshments followed the business session and social time. Entertainment was arranged by Mrs. Louis R. Wolle son and Mrs. Arthur Kubly, with refreshments served by Mrs. Francis A. Amans Mrs. Carl Schiess and Mrs. Ben Neuen schwander.

Women of the Moose Louis R. Wolleson Arthur Kubly Francis A. Amans Carl Schiess Ben Neuenschwander

WSCS Meeting At Meth odist Church Led By Mrs Chapman

The WSCS of the Methodist church met last evening with Mrs. Ethel Olson presiding. Mrs. H. S. Chapman led the worship service and Mrs. John Hartsough was program chairman. Mrs. Lola Welch presented the special feature.

WSCS South Wayne Methodist Church Ethel Olson H. S. Chapman John Hartsough Lola Welch

Truman Vetoes Science Foundation Bill

President Truman vetoed a bill to establish a national science foundation, expressing deep regret. He noted the measure departed from sound principles, was too complex and unwieldy, and could impede government efforts to promote scientific research.

Washington Truman National Science Foundation Congress

TEOL Fungicide Ad Claims Fast Athletes Foot Cure

An antique ad promotes TEOL a strong fungicide at Kempfert Pharmacy promising to kill athletes foot germs within one hour with 90 percent alcohol, offering 35 percent back if not pleased and claiming deep penetration to reach more germs.

Kempfert Pharmacy

Paris Designer Maggy Rouff Sets Fall Fashion Tone

Paris fashion notes reveal Maggy Rouff unveiling a fall collection that moves away from the barrel silhouette toward a waist flattering princess line. Day dresses offer chic wearability while evening gowns emphasize elegance, with fullness at mid hips and pleated or gathered details. Shoulder lines are broad and rounded, necklines vary from high throats to low scoops, skirts stay calf length, jackets knuckle length, hats absent.

Paris Maggy Rouff

Motorists Lose Driving Licenses In Wisconsin Report

In the first six months of this year 2176 drivers in Wisconsin including 13 in Green county had licenses revoked, up from 1752 last year with 11 in Green county. Revocation follows convictions for DUI entailing motor vehicle offenses and related falsities. Occupational permits issued to 1047 motorists this period versus 718 last year, with Green county granting eight permits this year. A total of 768 Wisconsin drivers were affected.

Wisconsin Green County State Motor Vehicle Department

Licenses Suspended Over Poor Driving in Green County

In the first half of this year six licenses were suspended in Green County for bad driving. Last year over the same period 700 licenses were suspended, with six in Green County. Also mentioned: two sisters Mrs Andrew Heinzelman and Mrs Tillie Norder of Monroe, and his wife preceded him in death.

Green County Andrew Heinzelman Tillie Norder Monroe

Monroe Native Dies At Kansas City

George E. Frey 76 a Monroe native died Tuesday in Kansas City where burial will be held. Former Freeport resident he had lived in Kansas City a year and a half. Born November 28 1871 in Monroe he was a son of Charles and Anna Reinhardt Frey. He worked at Henney Motor Co Freeport and is survived by stepson Martin Ruegger Freeport and sister Mrs Lena Wood Argyle.

George E. Frey Monroe Kansas City Frey Freeport Charles Anna Reinhardt Frey Henney Motor Co Martin Ruegger Lena Wood Argyle

Series of Educational Programs For Small Businesses

The Monroe hotel hosted a chamber of commerce meeting as the retail committee announced a fall and winter program. Monthly sessions start in late September and run through May or June 1948, with December skipped. Professor R. J. Colbert of the University will be among speakers.

Retail Committee Chamber of Commerce Monroe Hotel R. J. Colbert Uni

Wisconsin extension division to meet on salesmanship series

The University of Wisconsin extension division will meet with the retail committee on September 8 to plan the full educational program. The opening September meeting will focus on salesmanship and personalities as decided.

Versity of Wisconsin Extension Division

Truman vetoes bill to exclude full time news veadors

President Truman pocket vetoed a measure to remove full time news workers from social security coverage. He warned the bill would invite exemptions by other employers and set a precedent for special exemptions eroding protections for workers in other activities.

Washington Truman

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