Country Club Marks 25th Anniversary in Colorful Celebration
The Country Club celebrated its 25th anniversary with an informal summer event, featuring 62 players in afternoon golf and a evening program with outdoor features, a midnight luncheon, and a slide show of past parties. Biffle shot a hole in one on No 3 and won men's low net with 32, Viney 33, Tracy 34. Mrs. Amstutz 31 led women's low nets, while Mr. and Mrs. John Figi Jr. shared No 8 tee shot honors. Dancer Patricia Meyers presented hula numbers under clubhouse lights, and Dr. H B Caradine spoke on the club's early days.
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Arve Country Club
H. W. Biffle
Joseph Viney
Robert J. Tracy
William EF. Amstutzwith
Ann Hauser
Glenn H. Kubly
John Figi Jr
Marshfield
Zenno A. Gorder
Patricia Meyers
Honolulu
M. H. Gonsteads
Pat
Biffle
H. B. Caradine
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Ray A. Young
Peter S. Solomon
Gale M. Parent
Alvin H. Babler
Merlin Meythaler
Nell Burgi
Albany Flower Show and Art Exhibit Draws 150 Hometown Guests
More than 150 attended Albany Woman's Club annual show at the high school gym with two art exhibits by Mrs. Ethel Gibbs of Evansville and Mrs. Frances Reimer Burt of Albany. Judges were Mr. and Mrs. John Brinkman. Top prizes went to numerous residents including Mrs. Albert Sommerfeldt and Miss Hazel Lewis. Gibbs displayed travel oils and artificial flowers, while roses and a gladioli tagged bouquet drew notice among the floral entries.
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Tne
Albany Woman’s Club
Ethel Gibbs
Evansville
Frances’ Reimer Burt
Albany
John Brinkman
Brodhead
Mmes
Albert Sommerfeldt
L. H. Allen
Louis Graves
Nora Trow
Colonel Dixon
Peter Williams
Louis Eldred
Cora Bump
George Lee
Dell Jones
W. C.baumgartner
Bert Draper
Hazel Lewis
Liza Pace
Ann Whalen
Ann Baumgartner
Ethan Lewis
Manley Moore
Robert Smiley
Linda
Phillip Baumgartner
Mrs. Gibbs
Charles Petersen
Ina Andrews
Ed Ellis
Art Hull
E. J. Gibbs
William Butts
Otto Sell
Gladys Petersen
Conrad Elmer
Lester Witt
Jon Brechken
B. H. Lynch
D. E. Mings
Kenneth B. H. Brunkow
John Loeffel
Fredsce Shirley Abbott
Marilyn Milbrand
Willie
Laura “Schrader
Hazel Halverson
Mrs. Manley Moore
Browntown Churches Conduct Bible School
Browntown special The vocational Bible school started this week in the Methodist and Church of Peace churches with an enrollment of 65 pupils ranging from four to 16 years old. Teachers are Mrs Glen Ketchum Evelyn Kummer LeRoy Crago and Mrs Gerald Swiggum Rev Kofoed and Rev Waeck erle. Session lasts two weeks. Helpers are Patricia DeVoe Karen Lewis Betty Soddy Marlyn Merritt and Marlyn Tuescher.
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Browntown
Church of Peace
Glen Ketchum
Evelyn Kummer
LeRoy Crago
Gerald Swiggum
Ralph Kofoed
Walter Waeckerle
Patricia DeVoe
Karen Lewis
Betty Soddy
Marlyn Merritt
Marlyn Tuescher
Donna Reed Weds John E Untersee in Freeport
Cedarville bride Donna Lou Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald W Reed wed John E Untersee Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Untersee Davis Ti at 2 30 p m Saturday ceremony officiated by Rev Robert Schneider in Freeport Kay Tyler Prophets town NL maid of honor bridesmaids include Mrs Raymond Zimmerman and Mrs Gerald Abraham Candace Wolfe flower girl Terry Schoonhoven ring bearer Best man Edwin Untersee ushers John Teuscher and Jack Bolender Bride a 1947 Freeport high school graduate employed at Micro Switch Corp Groom a graduate of Orangeville high school and manager of a cheese factory After a wedding trip to Canada and Yellowstone Park return to Oxanae ville pending.
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Cedarville
Donna Lou Reed
Donald W. Reed
John E. Untersee Jr
John Untersee
Davis
Freeport
Robert Schneider
Kay Tyler
Prophetstown
Raymond Zimmerman
Gerald Abraham
Candace Wolfe
Terry Schoonhaven
Edwin Untersee
John Teuscher
Jack Bolender
Freeport High School
Micro Switch Corp
Orangeville High School
Canada
Yellowstone Park
Tee
Easie
Oxanaeville
Oakdale Camp Meet Program Announced
The Oakdale camp meeting opens August 14 and runs through August 21 with a Sunday program featuring Bible school at 1 15 p m and services nightly at 7 30 led by Bishop C H Stauffacher. The Jubilee Singers provide evening music. Tuesday is missionary day with Dr Harold Elliott speaking at 11 and 2 30. Birthday dinner honors Henry G Leuzinger Jr at route 4 Monroe with relatives present. Browntown WSCS meets Friday afteroon at the Methodist church. Florence Keller chairs.
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Renee View
Oakdale
Bible School
C. H. Stauffacher
Jubilee Singers
Harold Elliott
Africa
Henry G. Leuzinger Jr
Monroe
Henry G. Leuzinger Sr
Betty
Virgil
Clifford
Darlene Miller
Monticello
Harold Leuzinger
Leland Leuzinger
Stephen
Frank Guggisberg
Roy
Nathan Leuzinger
Brodhead
WSCS
Browntown
Methodist Church
Florence Keller
Dinse Schultz Nuptials Revealed at Brodhead
Announcement of the Aug 2 marriage of Miss Elsie L. Dinse and William M. Schultz. The ceremony was at Dairydale Baptist Church in Cedar Rapids Iowa, officiated by Rev. A Timothy Starr. The bride is an assistant cashier at Green County Bank in Brodhead. They will reside in Brodhead.
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Elsie L. Dinse
William M. Schultz
Dairydale Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids
A. Timothy Starr
Green County Bank
Brodhead
Couple at Brooklyn Weds in Church Rites
The wedding of Miss Pearl Elaine Waite daughter of Mr and Mrs Milo Waite Brooklyn to Harold Marcus Wilke son of Mr and Mrs Marcus Wilke Belleville took place Sunday with Rev Walter Charles Snow officiating in the Brooklyn Methodist church Saturday evening. Milton Baumgartner.
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Proumiyn
Pearl Elaine Waite
Milo Waite
Brooklyn
Harold Marcus Wilke
Marcus Wilke
Belleville
Walter Charles Snow
Brooklyn Methodist Church
Milton Baumgartner
Brooklyn Bride Ties The Knot In Wisconsin Trip
Brooklyn woman served as matron of honor with Mrs Lester Lagon as bridesmaid and Lester Lagon as groomsman. Ushers included David Ratcher and Paul Waite Jr. Don McGill accompanied by Mrs Don Insrude. Reception at Brooklyn Community hall. Couple to reside in Brooklyn after a trip to northern Wisconsin and Canada.
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Brooklyn
Lester Lagon
Waukesha
Milton Baumgardner
David Ratcher Whitewater
Paul Waite Jr
Madison
Don McGill
Oregon
Don Insrude
Evansville
Ray Webster
Ben Rasmussen
Jake Frei
Wisconsin
Canada
Girl Scouts Honored by Legion Auxiliary for Poppy Day Help
Monroe Girl Scout troops and other scouts, totaling 25, were guests at a wiener roast hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion home. Committee hostesses Mary Ellen Burkhard and others thanked the scouts for their Poppy Day assistance.
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Srn
Monroe
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Mmes
John and
Herman Burkhard
James S. Bray
Mary Ellen Burkhard
Celebrate Birthdays at Juda Home With Family Gatherings
Relatives gathered at the Jay Nenneman home in Juda on Sunday to celebrate four birthdays. Honorees included Mrs. George Hannan, her daughter Mrs. Jay Nenneman, grandson Nathan Schmerse, and grand nephew Emmerson Jordan, with numerous gifts and attendance by extended family members.
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Jay Nenneman
Juda
George Hannan
Nathan Schmerse
Emmerson Jordan
George Hartwig
Martha Schultz
Chester Schmerse
Monroe
Messrs
Mmes
Frank Jordan
Wesley
Frank Liedschlag
Harry Smith
Elmer Asmus
Leland Jordan
George Haman
Bennehoff Relatives Gather At Orangeville Reunion
One hundred twenty six relatives attended the Bennehoff family reunion held Sunday at the Charles Bennehoff home. Relatives came from Havre De Grace Maryland Round Lake Sycamore Genoa Foreston Hadlane Winslow Orangeville Rock City Davis and Rock Grove. Five girl employees of The Evening Times enjoyed a picnic supper at Recreation park last evening. Attending were Ruth Maurer Ann Howe Esther Paulson Cleo Mueller and Rose Marie Walters. Rose Altmann hosted ten TLS club members and guest Mrs. Fred Gerber Brodhead at a hamburger picnic at Recreation park. WSWS of Evangelical United Brethren church will meet tomorrow at Mrs Louise Kuhnkes home.
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Evening Times
Recreation Park
Ruth Maurer
Ann Howe
Esther Paulson
Cleo Mueller
Rose Marie Walters
TLS
Rose Altmann
TLS Club
Fred Gerber
Brodhead
WSWS
Orangeville
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Louise Kuhnke
Milwaukee dairies cut milk price by one cent per quart
Eight major dairy firms in Milwaukee reduced home delivered milk from 17 to 16 cents per quart today. Officials said the price cut aims to curb sales lost to outside dairies in the gallon lot field and markets.
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Milwaukee
Ever Sew Easy pattern 9172 for sizes 12 to 40
Marian Martin pattern 9172 offers a simple dress slip with a big ruffle and small top ruffle. Sizes 12 through 40 require fabric guidance and a complete illustrated chart. Send 25 cents and include name, address, phone, size, and style to The Times Pattern Dept.
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Marian Martin
the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Oshkosh Professor Dies After Poison Mix in Lab
Oshkosh chemistry professor Frank 54 of Oshkosh State Teachers College died after drinking a fast acting poison per coroner Dr. G A Steele. He had been ill three weeks in a hospital. His daughter Jane found him unconscious after returning to the laboratory and reported a mixture was drunk from a glass. American steel production in 148 reached 88,533,729 tons as a peace record.
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Weunyou — Uty
W. U. Frank
Oshkosh State
Huge Navy Plane at Madison Air Show
Madison hosts a two day national defense air show at Truax field August 13 and 14 featuring the navy Constellation commanded by Commander W N Collins. The lineup includes the Blue Angels six pilots the Grummen Bearcats Ac jets and other aircraft plus Wisconsin National Guard Air Reserve P 51s and Civil Air Patrol members.
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Madison
Truaxfield
Wisconsin
Navy
Air Force
Wisconsin National Guard Air Reserve
State
Civil Air Patrol
Veterans Housing Aid Set To Start In 60 Days
State veterans affairs board says new housing law will operate within 60 days. 80 percent of a 16 million fund goes to direct loans, 20 percent to grants for local housing authorities. Veterans may borrow up to 2000 dollars to build a 10000 dollar home at two percent for twenty years with five percent equity required for more funds. Information available through county service officers, veterans groups, Red Cross and the state department of veterans affairs. Iron once was a rare and precious mineral.
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Mauon—Yry
Site Board of Veterans Affairs
Rennebohm
Veterans Organizations
Red Cross Chapters
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Markets update from Chicago livestock and grains
Livestock salable hogs 8 000, fair to active with higher bids. top at 23.65, cattle 11 000 salable with top steers at 28.75, calves 400, butter steady, eggs steady, live poultry firm for fowl with unsettled chickens. Grains recover from morning losses as hedge selling eases and corn trims losses ahead of USDA crop forecast.
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Chicago
USDA
Kansas
f.C.b. Graf Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Agriculture Department
Wall Street Mixed Gains Lift Some Stocks
Wall Street trading in New York edged slightly higher as a mixed price trend persisted. Several issues rose fractions, with U.S. Buck, International Harvester, Du Pont, and Distillers Corp-Seagrams gaining at times while buying interest increased.
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Wall Street
New York
U.S
Wisconsin school appoints Roy J Forehand principal
Roy J Forehand, 47, named principal of the Wisconsin state school for boys. Forehand, former Taylor County school superintendent and ex Hannibal and Tomah high school principal, was announced by Clyde Reed, the state school superintendent. The note also mentions ancient siege machinery for contrast.
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Gets
Joe Waukesha
Roy J. Forehand
Wisconsin State School For Boys
Forehand
Taylor County
Hannibal and
Tomah
Clyde Reed
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John E. Untersee
Dinse-Schultz
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Polio Insurance
Lanz Agency
Big Red
Burkhalter
Travel Agency
Goetz Theatre
Veterans
Schoep
Syracuse
B. C
Hot Point Appliances
Wenger and Kramer
The
Bowen Convalescent Home
Ill
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Buick
Se Vatu
Henry J. Taylor
ABC A
11Th Street
Badger Motors
WLAD
Coca-Cola Company
Cocoa-Cola Bottling Company
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