Monroe Country Club Auxiliary Plans Play Day Costumes
Members of the Monroe Country Club auxiliary organize unique costumes for the annual Play Day on Wednesday with judging after the 8:30 breakfast in the clubhouse. Morning activities include crazy golf with an 1 pm luncheon followed by bridge or more golf among 41 members and nine guests.
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Monroe Country Club
Fred Feutz Jr
Charles Mathias
T. A. Anderson
Nathan Goetz
Tie
E. C. Hamilton
Harvey Trumpy
Vacation Bible School Planned at Bethel Here
A daily vacation Bible school starts Monday at Bethel Evangelical United Brethren church and runs through August 22. It welcomes children aged 4 to 15, daily from 9 to 11 30 a.m. with Bible study games crafts and stories. Rev. Paul J. Gibson leads. beginner teachers include Mrs. George Campbell and Alice Falk.
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Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul J. Gibson
George Campbell
Alice Falk
Paul Warren
Juda
Robert Phillips
Frank Stamm
Cayla Stamm
Berle Miller
Twin Grove
Kenneth Alien
Mothers Club Discusses Rural School Programs
At Hiawatha school near Monroe a session gathered 48 participants from across the county to explore continuing mothers club programs in rural schools. Speakers included Mr. and Mrs. John Sargent on circuit art teaching, Miss Ruth Schlicher on music and health, and Mrs. C Irene Quinn on visual aids.
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Hiawatha School
Monroe
John Sargent
Gratiot
Ruth Schlicher
C. Irene Quinn
Elkhorn Camp Guests Spend Week at Luther Dale Bible Camp
Mr and Mrs Oscar Nybroten and daughter Dorothea with Evelyn Johnson Shirley Alice Wickey and Ronald Nybroten travel to Elkhorn for a week at Luther Dale Bible Camp. Rev and Mrs Justin Flak and group from South Wayne and Jordan join for the week and plan to return home Sunday.
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Elkhorn Camp
Browntown
Oscar Nybroten
Dorothea
Evelyn Johnson
Shirley
Alice Wickey
Ronald Nybroten
Elkhorn
Luther Dale Bible Camp
Justin Flak
Jordan Lutheran Church
South Wayne
Jordan
Argyle Youth For Christ Rally Set At Local Church
A Youth for Christ rally will be held at 8 p m Saturday at the Argyle Methodist church with Rev Russell Kingsley of Oxford as speaker and song leader He plans Evangelistic work in Central America next month and spent last year in Europe in similar ministry He is field secretary of Wisconsin For Christ.
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Argyle
Argyle Methodist Church
Russell Kingsley
Oxford
Kingssey
Central America
Europe
Wisconsin For Christ
Grunder Family Reunion Held at Monticello Home
Mr and Mrs Thomas Voegels hosted the Grunder family reunion at their South Main Street home. About 60 relatives gathered from Minnesota Madison Verona Belleville New Glarus Evansville Monroe Edgerton and Monticello for the Sunday event.
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Monticello
Thomas Voegels
Grunder
South Main Street
Minnesota
Madison
Verona
Belleville
New Glarus
Evansville
Monroe
Edgerton
Playlet Presented For Immanuel WSWS Meeting
A playlet called Calling All Women was staged at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren WSWS in the church parlors yesterday afternoon. Leaders included Mrs. George H. Selck and Mrs. John Kubly. soloist Mrs. Anna Legler performed Jesus Calls Us and Where He Leads Me.
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Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Wsws
George H. Selck
John Kubly
Anna Legler
Jesus
Mmes
Elizabeth Stuessy
William Dreibelbis
Charles E. Krueger
Kathryn Bowell
Marie Geigel
St. John’s Aid Society
E. P. Haberman
Shelby Jean Mauerman
Brodhead
Louis P. Rabe
Get-Out-The-Vote Gathering Planned Tonight
Precinct and section captains of Monroe city Get-Out-the-Vote committee meet at Mrs. Burton H. Lynch 1423 15th avenue to refine plans for informing the public about registering and voting. Led by Mrs. Lynch and others, the group aims for full voter turnout this fall and challenges DePere Wisconsin to a turnout duel.
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Burton H. Lynch
15Th Avenue
Mmes. Lynch
B. J. Sullivan
E. K. Hoffman
Monroe
DePere
Wis
Mt Olive Sunday School Picnic Plans Nears
Mt Olive Aid group met at Mrs Vernard Swie se s home to set the annual Sunday school picnic for September 7. Rev R F Bittorf led devotions and Mrs John Siedschlag presided. A shower honored Mrs Hartwig. anniversary songs were sung for Mrs Friedrichs and Mrs Mueller. the September meeting will be at Mrs Mueller s home.
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Mt. Olive
Dedication Planned for Log Church in New Glarus
A dedication ceremony for the village log church under construction in New Glarus is set for 2 p m Sunday August 24. The building will be presented to the Green County Historical Society. The program features speeches and music in English and Swiss with Carl F Marty Sr and Dr Schindler among expected speakers.
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New Glarus
Green County Historical Society
Carl F. Marty Sr
History society ties for John A Schindler of Monroe
John A Schindler of Monroe and others showed notable interest in the historical society. The record notes his engagement among a group of enthusiasts connected to local history activities.
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John A. Schindler
Monroe
The
Historical Society
Dorothy Stauffacher Engagement Announced
MONTICELLO Times Special reports the engagement of Dorothy Ann Stauffacher to Kenneth Halverson of Sturgeon Bay. The couple plans a Sept. 12 wedding. Dorothy attended Elmhurst and Whitewater state colleges and worked in a Madison dental office. Kenneth Halverson, son of Stelmer Halverson Browntown, is a University of Wisconsin graduate in agronomy and an agronomist at a Sturgeon Bay experiment station.
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Monticello
Conrad Stauffacher
Dorothy Ann
Kenneth Halverson
Sturgeon Bay
Maynard Loseys Feted At Surprise Anniversary Party
Maynard Losey and wife Clarno were honored Tuesday evening with a surprise party marking their 10th wedding anniversary. Guests included Elver Wilde, Carl Bidlingmaier family, Emma Vogel, Oscar Losey family, Dave Miller, Marvin Losey, Evelyn and Gerfadine Rabe, Henry Stark son Ralph, all of Monroe, Elmer Albright family Winslow, and Ray Gessler with daughters Rockford.
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Maynard Losey
Clarno
Elver Wilde
Carl Bidlingmaier
Emma Vogel
Oscar Losey
Dave Miller
Marvin Losey
Evelyn
Fidine Rabe
Henry Stark
Ralph
Monroe
Elmer Albright
Winslow
Ray Gessler
Rockford
Mrs Chatterton to Speak at WSCS Gathering
Mrs Grace Chatterton of Madison will speak at the annual August WSCS meeting in the church parlors at 3 p m. She is an interior decorator and will discuss colors fabrics room arrangements and decoration plans. A silver offering will be taken and refreshments will be served. No business will be conducted.
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Methodist Wscs
Grace Chatterton
Madison
Aluminum producers win price ceiling rise in 1960s move
Aluminum producers secure a ceiling price increase of one cent per pound on raw aluminum and five percent on ingot and fabricated products, boosting industry margins amid broader market shifts.
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Washington
Oshkosh Gets Lab for Diamond Match Co
The main laboratory of the Diamond Match Co will be moved from Oswego New York to Oshkosh announced today by Franklin Moore manager of the Oshkosh plant.
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Oshkosh
Diamond Match Co
Oswego
N. Y
Franklin Moore
Basco Mill Sold to Hugo Henry of Basco
Basco Feed Mill in Belleville operated by H S Hoesly Lumber Co. has been sold to Hugo Henry of Basco. He will continue operations at the existing Basco location.
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Basco Mill
Belleville
Basco Feed
H. S. Hoesly Lumber Co
Hugo Henry
Basco
Milwaukee truck driver dies in sand hopper accident
John Kohr, 40, of Milwaukee, was killed Wednesday when he climbed atop a sand hopper to loosen flow and fell inside. The incident occurred in Mequon, Wisconsin, authorities said.
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Wis
Milwaukee
John Kohr
Colleges and Church to Share in Estate
The estate of late F J Sensenbrenner Neenah magnate is to be split among his four children and several schools and religious groups. The will, filed in Calumet County Court, places the estate above 1000000 after bequests to Marquette University, University of Wisconsin Foundation, Institute of Paper Chemistry, Premonstratensian Fathers and Catholic Diocese of Green Bay. Remainder funds will create trusts for John S Sensenbrenner J Leslie Sensenbrenner Margaret Sensenbrenner and Gertrude Sennan Bergstrom of Neenah.
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Chilton
Wis
F. J. Sensenbrenner
Neenah
Calumet County
Marquette University
University of Wisconsin Foundation
Institute of Paper Chemistry
Appleton
Premonstratensian Fathers of
West de Pere
Green Bay
Lawrence College
John S. Sensenbrenner
J. Leslie Sensenbrenner
Margaret Sensenbrenner
Gertrude Senan Bergstrom
Camel dies after circus wagon topple near Cataract
A Wallace and Clark Circus truck overturned on Highway 27 three miles north of Cataract Wisconsin. A camel was killed when a four-ton elephant toppled onto it. Three other camels a llama several trained dogs and a caged monkey escaped injury.
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Cataract
Wis.p
Monroe County
Wallace and Clark Circus
Allis Chalmers Declares Quarterly Dividend
Directors of Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co meet to declare a regular quarterly dividend of 8 1 4 cents per share on issued and outstanding 3 percent cumulative convertible preferred stock payable September 5, 1952 to holders of record at close of business August 18.
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A-C
Milwaukee
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Lewis Plays Enigma Role Again in Business Outlook
John L. Lewis faces investors and workers as a possible wage hike for miners hinges on an October work stoppage or negotiated raise without a strike. He hints that a coal price spike could drive oil and gas demand, affecting markets and defense needs amid Taft-Hartley Act questions. Domestic coal supplies, market losses to oil when prices rise, and European demand shape the outlook.
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New York
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Coal stockpiles, strikes threaten steel output and 1953 goals
Europe wants coal independence by 1953 while the United States holds 80 million tons in storage. Utilities may absorb some supply but steel mills lack space and could suffer if a coal strike ends production. The national economy and defense could suffer from halted steel output. Lichens are organisms composed of plants and algae.
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Europe
Lewis
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Kundert Bros. Hardware
Immanuel Wsws
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Dr. Schindler
Dorothy Stauffacher
Maynard Loseys
Colleges
Badger Motors
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Ben Hur
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9Th Street
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