Blanchardville Couple Wed in Local Lutheran Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Harold P Schindler recently wed in Blanchardville Lutheran church with Rev T Kleven officiating The bride Mary R Wahl of Madison is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Wahl of Blanchardville They will reside in Madison after a wedding trip to New York
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Blanchardville
Times Special Service
New York
Harold P. Schindler
Madison
New Glarus
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
T. Kleven
Lorraine Levi
Harold Ott
Sylvan Schindler
Herbert Disch
Darlington Nuptials At Holy Rosary Church
At Holy Rosary church in Darlington on Saturday morning the wedding joined Miss Jackson and her groom in a single ring ceremony. Attending bridesmaids included Miss Alene Fleming of Janesville and Miss Colleen Rose McDermott, the bride's cousin. Miss Jackson, a Darlington High School graduate, studied at Edgewood Academy in Madison, while the groom, a Mineral Point High School alum, works in Madison where the couple will reside.
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Eral Point
Holy Rosary Church
Darlington
Alene Fleming
Janesville
Colleen Rose McDermott
Jackson
Darlington High School
Edgewood Academy
Madison
Mineral Point High School
Birthdays Remembered at Floyd Asmus Picnic
A Sunday picnic at the Floyd Asmus home honored the birthdays of Marvin Malkow Arleigh Asmus and Clarence Asmus. Attending were Herman and Mrs Malkow of Albany plus other Malkow and Asmus families from Brodhead Monroe and Monroe.
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Floyd Asmus
Route 5
Monroe
Marvin Malkow
Arleigh Asmus
Clarence Asmus
Herman Malkow
Albany
Jerry
Brodhead
Walter Asmus
Walter Jr
Jeanne
Clarence
Lawrence Asmus
Maurer Announces Engagement of Elaine Maurer to William Preston
Mr and Mrs Frank Maurer of 621 17th Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Elaine to William Preston of Mr and Mrs Nat Geden of 918 10th Street The wedding is planned for the latter part of this month Elaine Maurer a registered nurse at St Clare Hospital William is returning from twenty years service and will enter Marquette University this fall
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Frank Maurer
17Th Avenue
Ces
Elaine
William Preston
Nat Geden
10Th Street
Miss Maurer
St. Clare Hospital
William
Marquette University
Sorority Picnic At Recreation Park By Alpha Zeta Chapter
The Alpha Zeta chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority at Monroe held a picnic last evening at Recreation park with 20 members present. A wiener roast and social hour preceded a short business meeting. Co hosts were Misses Jean Mansheim and Helen Kiassy.
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Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha_ sorority
Monroe
Miss Charlotte Tollefson Guest at New Glarus Bridal Shower
Miss Tollefson was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted at Mrs. George Hartman’s home with bingo and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Kingdon Soper Blanchardville and many others from Blue Mounds Niagara Verona Monticello and New Glarus.
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New Glarus
Charlotte Tollefson
George Hartman
Hartman
Roswell Phillipson
Merlyn Duerst
Miss Tollefson
Kingdon Soper
Blanchardville
Wallace Barlow
Monticello
Kévin Lynch
Blue Mounds
Leo Francis
Niagara
N. Y
Henry Vollenweider
Verona
Fred Bigler
Jacob Schmoker
Charles Tollefson
Everett Erickson
Arnold Kehrlier
Walter Wenger
Wilbert Zweifel
E. N. Fuhrmann
Harrison Schuett
Palmer Strickler
Mary Luchsinger
Gerald Disch
J. S. Disch
Fred Haldiman
Mayron Fuhrmann
Honored at Gathering for Ewald Meier Family
Monticello Times Special Service reports Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Meier and son Ronald of Alameda California were honored at a Sunday family gathering and picnic at New Glarus Roadside Park. Attendees included multiple Meier relatives from Monticello Blanchardville Cuba City and Monroe. The Meiers depart for home today.
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Monticello
Ewald Meier
Ronald
Alameda
Calif
John Meier
New Glarus
John Meier Sr
William G. Meier
John Meier Jr
Blanchardville
Arnold Meier
Cuba City
Armin Zingeri
Bertha Schindler
Louisa Steffen
Jacob Marty
Roy Wenger Jr
Monroe
Picnic at the Myron Niffenegger Home in Woodford
A family gathering at the Myron E. Niffenegger residence in Woodford included Mr and Mrs Glenn Lewis and children Tom Glenda and others. Attendees listed extended to multiple Lewis families Raymond Thorson Roy Lloyd and Wells households and house guests from Madison and Dunbarton.
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Myron E. Niffenegger
Woodford
Glenn Lewis
Tom
Glenda
Howard Lewis
John
Darylene
Janette
Shirley
Raymond Thorson
Marlyn
Sonja
Roy Lewis
Gary
Joseph
Andrew
Marilyn
Lloyd Lewis
Lloyd
James and
Allen
Jennie Lewis
Lloyd West
Madison
John Wells
Myron Niffenegger
Ralph
Lewis
Dunbarton
Neighborhood Picnic at Alfred Meier Farm Home
A Sunday neighborhood picnic was held at the Alfred Meier farm home on highway 59. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Phil lip Grimm and son Delbert, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bidlingmaier and son Marlin, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bidlingmaier and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Siedschlag, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Isely, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saunders and family, Marilyn Kubly, and Arthur Kelly.
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Alfred Meier
Highway 59
Phillip Grimm
Delbert
Ed Bidlingmaier
Marlin
Laurence Bidlingmaier
Carl Siedschlag
Robert Isely
Melvin Brooks
Ed Saunders
Marilyn Kubly
Arthur Kelly
Rosina Rufer Honored on 80th Birthday Picnic
Mrs Rosina Rufer of 912 9th street turned 80 Friday and was feted at a Monticello school grounds picnic Sunday by about 50 relatives. Gifts were presented.
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Rosina Rufer
9Th Street
Monticello
Guild to Meet at Mrs Brog's in Wayne Township
The Women s Guild of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church in Wayne township will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Herman Brog.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wayne Township
Herman Brog
Scientific insights on Swiss cheese making and milk testing
The interview highlights milk ripeness and starter quality as crucial for cheese. Dutch scientist Marty notes Swiss cheese differs from American types in gas control, with earlier methods relying on aged rennet. Proper milk standardization, calcium salts, and Wisconsin curd test improved coagulation and reduced abnormal fermentation.
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Marty
Legacy of Marty the Wisconsin cheesemaker and dairy pioneer
Marty’s career spans nine months for $250 as a cheesemaker in New Glarus area with 26 area factories then of which only one remains nearby. He graded cheese nationally for 22 years and state and national cheese for 47 years while serving as state food inspector for 23 years and teaching foreign type cheesemaking at the University of Wisconsin.
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New Glarus Township
Poplar Grove
York Township
Mary
Marty
United States
Switzerland
Decatur Cheese Company
Green County
College of Agriculture, University of Wisconsin
Adults Enjoy Full Chicago Day on Charter Bus Trip
Seventeen members of a Methodist adult Sunday school class traveled from Monroe at 4 30 am by chartered bus to Chicago. They visited WGN Wrigley Building Chinatown Maxwell Street and toured by lake before returning at 10 pm. Morning services were at the Chicago Methodist Temple led by Dr Charles R Goff.
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Chicago
Monroe
WGN
Wrigley Building
Chinatown
Maxwell Street
Lake
Chicago Methodist Temple
Charles R. Goff
George W. Crane
Northwestern University
Funeral Held Today for Ernest Wilhelm Riese Former Resident
Funeral services were conducted in Janesville for Ernest Wilhelm Riese 62 a Green county native who died after a long illness. Rev Ira Schlagenhaus officiated at 2 pm with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. He was born Oct 19 1884 at Balls Mills Green county son of the late Ernest Riese. He married Ella Koepp in Freeport Sept 6 1906 and lived in Janesville since 1929 after stints in Rock City and Brodhead. Surviving are his wife two sons Alfred and Boyd a daughter Ernestine Hamre and two daughters in law five grandchildren four brothers and other relatives listed.
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Janesville
Ernest Wilhelm Riese
Green County
Ira Schlagenhaus
Cargill Methodist Church
Overton
Oak Hill
Balls Mills
Ernest Rieses
Ella Koepp
Freeport
Janesille
Rock City
Brodhead
Mr. Riese
Alfred Riese
T/Sgt
Boyd Riese
Fort Sheridan
Mmes
Leonard Peterson
la Verne Krueger
Ernestine Hamre
Kenosha
August
Family obituary notes multiple relatives and a January 1944 death
New York resident Fred of California Herman of Brodhead and Paul of Orfordville along with two sisters Mrs. Edward McDonald of Chicago and Mrs. Lawrence Hammel of Brodhead are listed as survivors. A daughter Mrs. Agnes Freh died in January 1944 and a brother Chris Riese had predeceased him.
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New York
Fred
California
Herman
Brodhead
Paul
Orfordville
Edward McDonald
Chicago
Lawrence Hammel
Agnes Freh
Chris Riese
Ada Dobbs Wins Four Year Wisconsin Music Scholarship
Ada Dobbs of 701 17th Street a past president of Monroe High School band and orchestra has earned a four year scholarship to the University of Wisconsin School of Music. The award, one of several given annually to outstanding Wisconsin high school graduates, was presented at Music Hall Madison last Saturday night and she will enter this fall. Dobbs has been a district and state music winner and played viola in the Monroe orchestra, French horn in band, and is an accomplished pianist.
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Ada Dobbs
17Th Street
Monroe
University of Wisconsin School of Music
School of Music
Wisconsin
Miss Dobbs
Music Hall
Madison
Brewster Accuses Murray of Blocking War Probe Again
Senator Brewster of Maine claims Senator Murray of Montana is attempting to halt the war investigating committee. Brewster says Murray's Washington remarks that the panel has nothing to go on rely on sensationalism and misrepresent the committee's work.
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Probe
Brewster
Portland
Murray
D-Mont
Washington
Political Debate Continues as Brewster Visits Portland
In a remarks about free country rights, Murray says the city faces ongoing efforts to hinder the committee. Brewster travels to Portland to address a Grange meeting tonight. Elliott Roosevelt, who testified at the Hughes hearing, is expected tonight, though Brewster notes no known date.
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Brewster
Portland
Elliott Roosevelt
Hughes
Dry July Knocks Iowa Corn Prospects
Iowa's 1947 corn crop prospects fell after a dry July. The Iowa crop and livestock reporting service forecast 42 bushels per acre, four less than the July 15 forecast, and total yield at 416,808,000 bushels, down from 456,504,000. low rainfall and heat have reduced plant vitality and spirits.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
State Argues To Admit Love Letters In Murder Trial
Santa Ana Calif A court ruling on admissibility of love letters by heiress Louise Overell and George Gollum aimed to end the 11 week prosecution of the couple for murdering the Overell girl's parents Walter E Overell and Mrs Overell Prosecutor Eugene D Williams said he would rest the people's case with the ruling by Superior Judge Kenneth E Morrison Courtroom spectators and newspaper reporters were barred after jurors were excused as Williams argued to admit 15 letters written in jail by the defendants
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Santa Ana
Calif
Louise Overell
George Gollum
Walter E. Overell
Eugene D. Williams
Kenneth E. Morrison
Williams
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