Social Events as Suis BYE AM and Brady wed in Eau Claire
The ceremony at First Congregational Church Eau Claire read by Rev Maurice Smith united Susie BYE AM and Robert Chris Brady today at 2 30 p m Miss Orton daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Orton Eau Claire formerly of Juda served as maid of honor with bridesmaids in pale green and yellow frosted nylon Attendants wore gowns and carried white gramella bouquets Best man was Ronald Brady with Cornell Torgeson Les Gilbertson Eau Claire and Robert Johns Rice Lake as groomsmen Ushers included William Lamb Milwaukee and Duane Hegan Also singing and organ music accompanied the service A reception followed in the church community house The bride a 1950 Monroe graduate and 1954 Wisconsin State College Eau Claire alumna plans to teach in El Cajon California This fall Brady a Chetek High School and 1953 Wisconsin State College graduate is in the Navy The couple will reside in El Cajon after a brief trip the North woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suis Bye AM
Venn
Robert Chris Brady
First Congregational Church
Eau Claire
Maurice
Smith
Miss Orton
Bert Orton
Juda
Brady
Melva Brady
Chetek
Judy Lamb
Milwaukee
Ruby Due
Monroe
Erice Dale
Arlene Johnson
Ronald Brady
Cornell Torgeson
Les Gilbertson
Robert Johns
Rice Lake
William Lamb
Duane Hegan
Caldwell Johnson
Fay Boman
Chippewa Jacobson
Hixton
Marette McFarlane
Stanley
Joyce White
Wisconsin State College
el Cajon
Calif
Chetek High School
Navy
Wisconsin
Miss Norma Helley Shower Honors Brighten Evening
Miss Norma Helley was honored Thursday evening at a miscellaneous shower hosted at the Herman A Spani home. Attendees and guests from Freeport Blanchardville Argyle and nearby communities sent gifts ahead of her upcoming marriage to James Hyland planned for August 31 at St Victor's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona Helley
Herman A. Spani
Spani
Richard Hyland
Barbara Hughes
Hazel Howard
Joyce Zimmerman
Barbara Howards
Joyce Knelier
Freeport
Grant Gilbertson
Lenore Ostby
Blanchardville
Helena Hughes
Joanne Smith
Joanne Jeremiason
Ann O'Flaherty
Hilda Rundhammer
Michael Hyland
John Isely
Walter Etter
Spencer McGinley
Barbara Etter
Argyle
Lee Figi
Walter Stauffer
Doris Garvey
Howard Rufer
Peggy Wright
Jane Stauffacher
Lillian Purdue
Lois Faubel
Betty
Margaret Rackow
Yvonne Olson
Irene Taylor
Miss Helley
James Hyland
St. Victor's Church
Dorothy Ann Locher to Wed Arley Vogel Tomorrow
Dorothy Ann Locher daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Locher 526 21st street and Arley F Vogel son of Mr and Mrs Fred Vogel Route 4 will be married tomorrow at 2 pm in St John s Evangelical and Reformed church The wedding party includes Helen Locher Caryl Frautschy and Mrs Richard Broge as attendants Keith Wainright best man and ushers Samuel Nafzger Robert Rufenacht and Roland Locher The bride elect a Monroe high school graduate works for United Telephone Co The groom a Monroe high school graduate is now farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Locher
Ernest Locher
21St Street
Arley F. Vogel
M. Fred Vogel
St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Helen Locher
Caryl Frautschy
Richard Broge
Keith Wainright
Alvin Schuetz
Walter Brandli
Samuel Nafzger
Robert Rufenacht
Roland Locher
Monroe High School
United Telephone Co
Seven Girl Scouts Attend Camp Medill McCormick Day
Seven Girl Scouts from Troop 14 and one from the Brod head troop spent Thursday at Camp Medill McCormick near By Ron. Attending were Jeanine Zumbach Brodhead Patricia Miller Cheryl Loveland Diana Weeks Vickie Foley Shirley Kohl and Carol Lux. Accompanying the girls were Mrs George R Barry camp committee chairman and Mrs E B Lux scout leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop 14
Brodhead
Medill McCormick
Byron
Jeanine Zumbach
Patricia Miller
Cheryl Loveland
Diana Weeks
Vickie Foley
Shirley Kohl
Carol Lux
George R. Barry
E. B. Lux
Retirement honors and cheese production figures from 1948
David H. Stauffacher of 1018 30th avenue was guest of honor at a Monroe and Brod Associates gathering after his July 31 retirement ending a 38 year career. American cheese output for the week ending July 29 fell 4 percent, with production 4 percent below a year ago and 1 percent under the 1948-52 average. Pasture conditions were good in the Pacific Northwest and Great Lakes but weakened elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Stauffacher
30Th Avenue
Kraft Monroe
Monroe and Brodhead
Agriculture Marketing Service
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
Dutch Hollow 4-H Club Plans Rock County Fair Trip
At the regular Dutch Hollow 4-H meeting held in the local school, members voted to attend the Rock County Fair as a group on August 13. Roll call named upcoming projects, Paul Witt led the pledge, and updates covered 4-H Club Week in Madison and Upham Woods stay. Members painted posters after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Hollow
Rock County Fair
Paul Witt
Donald Witt
Madison
Richard Witt
Ronald Martini
Upham Woods
Butter and Cheese Markets Steady This Week
Madison reports butter markets steady to firm with good demand and ample supplies. Prices unchanged to slightly higher. American cheese markets also steady with Wisconsin primary outlets showing steady to firm prices. Offerings are adequate and demand fair to good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonp
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Three Families Offer Housing For Foreign Students
Myrtle Webb county home agent said three area families will house foreign students in an exchange setup through the University of Wisconsin. Students arrive August 14 and stay until the following Wednesday. extensions may be arranged upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Webb
University of Wisconsin
Mount Mary Dean Named as President
MILWAUKEE The appoint ment of Sister Mary John Francis S S N D as the new president of Mount Mary College was announced Friday. She succeeds Dr Edward A Fitzpatrick who completed 25 years as president of the college July 31. Sister John Francis has been dean of studies. The college is operated by the School Sisters of Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mary John Francis
Mount Mary College
Edward A. Fitzpatrick
John Francis
School
Sisters of Notre Dame
Indergand Wins Traveling Prize at Local Event
Indergand captured the traveling prize while attendees included Elton Senger and family, Thomas Saunders and family, Robert Hartwig and Hartwig relatives, Harold Hartwig, Ken eath Feldt, William Hartwig, Jerry Thomm, Delbert Indergand and Daryl, Herman Durtschi and family, Miss Lois M. Aebly, and Benjamin Kaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indergand
Messrs
Mmes
Elton Senger
Thomas Saunders
Robert Hartwig
Lee Hartwig
Harold A. Hartwig
Keneath Feldt
William Hartwig
Jerry Thomm
Delbert Indergand
Daryl
Herman Durtschi
Lois M. Aebly
Benjamin Kaster
July employment stable with slight rise in civilian jobs
Government data show July unemployment near 3.346 million with civilian employment at 62.148 million, up 50 thousand from June but down 972 thousand from July last year. Vocations fell due to vacations and strikes, while average factory hours eased to 39.4, and earnings edged up modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Commerce Weeks
Secretary
Labor
Mitchell
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Legion Campaign To Begin In Green County
Legion commander Heinzelman announced the annual Legion magazine campaign will begin Monday and run for three weeks. Earnings from past sales in Green County funded 14 wheelchairs six hospital beds four walkers and other equipment lent to county residents at no charge from the veterans service office on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srank Ww
Meinzelman
Green County Council of the American Legion
Heinzelman
Veterans Service Office
Lav bich Dies of Heart Attack While Swimming in Lake Wisconsin
Walter G Lav bich, 52, of Chicago, died of a heart attack Friday while swimming in Lake Wisconsin with his two teenage daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poynette
Walter G. Lavbich
Chicago
Lake Wisconsin
Friday
Europe’s War Cast Shadows Over 1914 Fair
The 60th Green County Fair in 1914 opened September 9 amid World War I’s beginnings. The article recounts July 28, 1914, Germany’s invasion of Belgium, the mobilizations of Russia, Britain and France, and the ensuing trench warfare on the Western Front. It notes U.S. neutrality then entry in 1917, General Pershing’s AEF, and Germany’s collapse in 1918, with Italy, Bulgaria, and Japan joining the conflict and the Dardanelles defeat.
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Germany
Austria
England
France
Russia
Belgium
Paris
London
Liege
Flanders
Great Britain
Channel
Verdun
United States
Europe
von Hindenburg
Ludendorf
Lenin
Eviks
Berlin
Italy
Bulgaria
Turkey
Dardenelles
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Wilson
Mexico
John J. Perthing
Monroe
Charles B. Treat
Japan
Siberia
Heavy Horse Influx Spurs Blacksmith Shop at Green County Fair
In 1944 Green County planned a new blacksmith shop to handle a heavy influx of race horses for the fair. The 15 by 12 foot building, built from reused dining hall lumber, was to house 23 harness and show horse stalls with a chimney and pipe for a portable forge. Blacksmiths supplied their own equipment for the setup as noted by fair secretary W. R. Schuetze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
W. R. Schuetze
Grants Accepted by Regents Include NIH Funded Research
The University of Wisconsin board of regents accepted grants and gifts totaling $307,093. NIH funded projects account for $180,680 of the grants, with overall grants at $266,973 and gifts at $40,220. Separately, Joseph Bedner of Sun Prairie was re elected president of the Wisconsin School Bus Operators Association at Fond du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regents
Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
National Institutes of Health For Scientific and Medical Research
Fond DU Lac
Joseph Bedner
Sun Prairie
The
Wisconsin’ School Bus Operators Association
Winners Named In Swine Showing At Centennial Fair
Dean and Roger Saalsaa Argyle top grand champion boar and junior showmanship titles as the Green County Fair concludes. Gary Brewer Albany places in showmanship and Clarence Schultz wins blue litter ribbon. multiple breeders, including Bloom Monroe Brunner Zublke Friedrich Juda and Fahey Belleville, earn gilt and boar prizes across Poland China Spotter breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Roger Saalsan
Argyle
Roger
Gary Brewer
Albany
Clarence Schultz
Poland
China
Wilson Bloom
Monroe
Nathan Bloom
Scond
Jerrold Zublke
Zublke
Roger Saalsaa
Dean Saalsaa
Chester
Alois Ma ‘Monroe
Brewer
Hampshire
Beverly Friedrich
Juda
Clarence Schultz Jr
Tommy Fahey
Belleville
Kristine Friedrich
Schultz
R. Saalsaa
Zuhl
Unclear OCR list of barrow placements and names
Fragmentary text lists FAT CLASS Barrows results with Brunner Zuhike Asmus Mayer and others, assigning first through fourth positions to each category, including Best Barrow and a third and fourth place. Names appear without full context or event details.
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Edyth Orton
Robert Chris Brady Martyn
Norma Helley
George Ross
William Hein
George Brandenburg
Herman H. Isum
12Th Street
14Th Avenue
Will F. Hartwig
Benjamin H. Kaster
Thomm
Delbert A
Richard Rote
Dakota
Ill
William Schumacher
Mary Ellen McCabe
Ladysmith
Centennial Committee
Times
Larry Lindgren
Mount Mary Dean
U.S
Janesville
Board of
Parker Pen Co
Legion Magazine
Globe
Serbia
Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Nicholas
Kaiser Wilhelm
King George
Smith Shop
Crystal Tower
Frieda Schwartzlow
Mary DeVoe
Leona Gruenewald
Matilda Craige
Thelma (Shorty) Jacobson
Alice Kressin
Kathryn Yost
Daisy Tresner
Cond
Jerry Brunner
D. Saalsaa
R. A
H. S. Stauffacher Chi
Bernard F. Gibbons
Jester Cort Cerone
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