Social Events Bring Two Couples Together in Monroe
Invitations announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Margie Anna Wuethrich and Hollis R. Schilt. The ceremony is set for August 29 at 2 pm at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church. Wuethrich is a stenographer at First National Bank of Monroe since 1944. Schilt is a Beloit College economics major and a Monroe High School graduate.
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Margie Anna Wuethrich
John Wuethrich
Hollis R. Schilt
R. J. Schiltt
St. John’s Evangelical and
Birthdays Honored at New Glarus Woods Picnic
A Sunday dinner at New Glarus Woods park honored the birthdays of Mrs. George Haman, her grandson Nathan Schmerse, and her daughter Mrs. Jay Nenneman. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Haman, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schmerse and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nennem an and family.
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New Glarus Woods Park
George Haman
Nathan Schmerse
Jay Nenneman
Chester Schmerse
Hostess at Bridge in New Glarus Times Special
Mrs. Alvin Ott entertained her bridge club on Tuesday afternoon in New Glarus. Honors went to Mrs. Mollie Frick, Mrs. Oswald Altman and Mrs. Henry Schmid. A luncheon was served.
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Bridge
Maurices Sardeson 25th Wedding Anniversary Honored
Mr and Mrs Maurice Sardeson were honored by relatives and friends on their 25th wedding anniversary at their Blanchardville home. A cafeteria style dinner was served to immediate family and Rev.
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Blanchardville
Maurice Sardeson
Dinner party hosted by Mrs Marian Tschudy
Mrs Marian Tschudy entertained at a six o'clock dinner party last evening for six guests with all courses served.
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Marian Tschudy
Eighth Army trials convict 660 of 714 suspects
U S Eighth Army military commissions report 714 Japanese war crimes suspects tried in two and a half years. About 700 more await trial as allied legal sections reveal 660 convictions and 150 death sentences to date.
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Yokohama
U. S. Eighth Army
Allied
Eisenhower Downplays Spy Scare Confidence in Government
General Dwight D. Eisenhower says the country has kept major secrets and can avoid panic over a spy scare. He notes government awareness and believes dangers are not great while urging calm.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Condition improves for Clarence Lengacher county clerk
The condition of Clarence Lengacher, county clerk, who had been seriously ill at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison, has improved. Mrs. Lengacher has been home for several days after spending much time at the hospital.
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Clarence Lengacher
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Legion Post Plans Special Meeting to Buy Home
Brodhead officials announce a special American Legion meeting on Monday evening to discuss purchasing a Legion home.
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American Legion Post
Legion
Catfish Catch News From Pecatonica River
Edwin Ross of Monroe hauled a 35 pound yellow catfish from the Pecatonica River near Browntown on Sunday.
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Edwin Ross
Monroe
Pecatonica River
Browntown
Poppy Day to be Held by VFW Auxiliary
Brodhead local events note Saturday as VFW Buddy Poppy day with the auxiliary in charge and plans outlined for the tribute.
Model T Rejuvenated After Private Showings Draw Attention
Nathan Goetz is having his 1922 Model T Ford restored and running again. The car drew notable attention yesterday when towed to a city garage for reviving work and will keep a business line at the residence.
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Nathan Goetz
To Form Clubs Washington Plans Democratic Club Network
Washington outlines plans to organize Truman Barkley clubs nationwide to promote the democratic ticket. The effort targets local groups and campus chapters to mobilize voters and reinforce party support in key states. Local organizers coordinate events, literature, and volunteer networks to spread the campaign message.
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Washington
Truman - Barkley
Soon
Crime Bill Aims to Limit Front Page Crime Coverage in France
Paris lawmakers filed a bill requiring French newspapers to cap crime stories at 20 lines and ban front page crime photographs. The measure would carry only a headline diverse facts and faces strong opposition in the national assembly.
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Paris
National Assembly
Taxi Co moves office to 2504 10th Street
Red's Taxi Co. shifted its headquarters from the Eugene hotel to 2504 10th Street shortly after noon today. The firm will continue operations from the new address.
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