Mrs Steele Elected State Finance Officer at Pythian Meet
Mrs. A. R. Steele of Monroe was elected grand mistress of finance at the state convention of Pythian Sisters in Madison. Delegates included Mrs. Alvin Kubly and attendees Mrs. Fred Grimm Miss Clara Theiler Mrs. Leon Schmidt Mrs. Floyd Matzke and Mrs. Roy Evenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Steele
Pythian Sister Meet
A. R. Steele
Monroe
Pythian Sisters
Madison
Alvin Kubly
Steele
Fred Grimm
Clara Theiler
Leon Schmidt
Floyd Matzke
Roy Evenson
Honors for Mary Howe marked by Wisconsin centennial favors
Lawn party observed Monday afternoon to celebrate the second anniversary of Mary V. Howe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome K. Howe. Guests included Robert E. Rote Linda Feutz William Schuetze Martha Etter Tony Lux Lou ann and Jane Heimann Cathy Howe and two grandmothers Mrs. Vera Dinsdale and Mrs. Mary Howe plus several relatives and friends.
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Wisconsin
Mary V. Howe
Jerome K. Howe
Robert E. Rote
Linda Feutz
William Schuetze
Martha Etter
Tony Lux
Louann
Jane Heimann
Cathy Howe
Vera Dinsdale
Mary Howe
Mmes
R. G. Rote
Fred Feitz
W. R. Schuetze
Twin Celebration Monticello Marking Anniversary And Birthday
The first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmid and the fourth birthday of La Verne Roy Blum were celebrated at the Louis Blum home Monday evening. Lunch was served with many attendees from Monticello including Grant Gilbertson, Mrs Blum, Elmon Blum and sons Harold and Richard Brownstown, Emil Von Arx and son, Herbert Argyle, John Fie and Gladys Fiie, Kenneth Schmid, Wilbert Broge, Ralph Voegels and son Eugene, Robert Schmid and son Robert, Louis Blum and family, and Glenn Schmid.
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Monticello
Robert Schmid
la Verne
Roy Blum
Louis Blum
Grant Gilbertson
Blanchardville
Blum
Messrs
Mmes
Elmon Blum
Harold
Richard
Browntown
Emil von Arx
Herbert
Argyle
John Fiie
Gladys
Kenneth
Christ Schmid
Wilbert Broge
Ralph Voegels
Eugene
Robert
Glenn Schmid
Jasper LeRoy Williams Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Jasper LeRoy Williams, son of Mr and Mrs John Williams, marked his fifth birthday with a party at his grandparents home on Wednesday. Many young friends and adults attended. his grandmother Mrs Maud Snyder and great grandmother Mrs Electa Kelley were not present.
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Browntown
Jasper LeRoy Williams
John Williams
LeRoy Crago
Maud Snyder
Electa Kelley
Honored at Shower for Mr and Mrs Roger Sullivan
A post nuptial shower honored the couple at the Harry Prien home in Monroe with 50 neighbors in attendance. Mrs Sullivan formerly Maryellen Prien. Guests brought baskets and 500 was played as gifts were presented by the group.
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Roger Sullivan
Harry Prien
Route 2
Monroe
Warned on chiseling as Japanese competition revives
Hong Kong Chinese manufacturers are urged to improve product quality and deliver according to sample to compete with revived Japanese industry. Exporters cite careless shipments and repeated buyer complaints, noting some firms jeopardize their reputation. The Asiatic elephant note mentions a dislike for strong sunlight and forest habitat during hot months.
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Hong Kong
Stoller Wegmuller Nuptials In Blanchardville Church
Miss Ruth J Stoller daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Stoller senior Blanchardville was married to Walter J Wegmuller Barneveld in a 1 30 pm ceremony at Blanchardville Lutheran church Rev Torgney Kleven officiated The bride wore white satin with a trailing train carried white gladioli a seed pearl tiara held her veil Kathryn Elmer was maid of honor Ruby Wegmuller junior bridesmaid Ida Wegmuller bridesmaid Ernest Wegmuller was best man Werner Stoller and E Theobald were ushers The couple are on a wedding trip to the West and will reside in Barneveld after Sept 15
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Barneveld
Kathryn Elmer
Ruby Wegmuller
Ida Wegmuller
Ernest Wegmuller
Werner Stoller
E. Theobald
West
Belmont Hotel
Madison
Wegmuller
Barneveld High School
Centennial silver tea planned by Juanita Rebekah lodge No 145
The Juanita Rebekah lodge No. 145 announces a centennial silver tea in lodge rooms on September 3 from 2 to 5 p m and 7 to 10 p m Mrs Minnie Anderson as noble grand named chairmen Mmes William Steindorf Clelia Thornley and Louis Eldred to lead planning and appoint other committees for arrangements including displays of antiques, fancy work, quilts and pioneer art.
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Albany
Juanita Rebekah Lodge
Minnie Anderson
Noble Grand
Mmes
William Steindorf
Clelia Thornley
Louis Eldred
Guest of honor marked 81st birthday at Albany dinner
Albany Times Special reports Chris Ubert was guest of honor at a surprise birthday dinner held Sunday at his daughter Mrs Perry Jones home to celebrate his 81st birthday Monday. Guests included Fay Wescott Roscoe Jones Henry Blumer and Mrs Marie Loeffel.
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Albany
Chris Ubert
Perry Jones
Mr. Ubert
Monticello
Messrs
Mmes
Fay Wescott
Roscoe Jones
Henry Blumer
Marie Loeffel
Pink and blue shower honors Mrs Forcade at Roxy club
Mrs. Lester Forcade was honored at a pink and blue shower hosted by the Roxy club. Co hosts Mrs. Lena Augsburg er and Mrs. Louisa Steffen welcomed guests at the Forcade home. Cards awarded to Mrs. George Schneider, Mrs. Augsburger and Mrs. Steen. Refreshments followed.
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Lester Forcade
Roxy Club
Lena Augsburger
Louisa Steffen
Forcade
George Schneider
Augsburger
Steen
Great Books Group Plans Sept. 1 Meeting
The Great Books adult group will hold its first session September 1 at the Ludlow Memorial library with a two part discussion on Second Kings First Samuel and the Declaration of Independence. Leaders Mrs Perle G Guess and Mrs John A Schindler led a Beloit college training August 2 to 6.
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Ludlow Memorial Library
Perle G. Guess
John A. Schindler
Beloit College
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Wisconsin State Board of Vocational and Adult Education
Wisconsin Library Association
Lawrence College
Great Books Foundation
Picks Up On Honest People In Monroe Wisconsin
Lucil Gibson of Ma comb Illinois recounts finding her billfold in Monroe Wisconsin after losing it on her first visit. The billfold and contents were returned after being found at Wenger and Kramer hardware.
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Monroe
Lucil Gibson
Macomb
Ill
Wisconsin
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
Historic Finds Uncover Ancient relics in Soviet Excavations
Reports from Moscow say hundreds of valuable finds are being unearthed across the Soviet Union this year. Weekly dispatches describe relics of ancient civilization surfacing during excavations, including a 1696 gravestone and a 1703 kopeck found while tunneling for a new city heating system.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Peace Between Goldman And John Roach Office
In Madison the state beverage tax division and Milwaukee liquor dealer Charles J. Goldman reached peace after Goldman’s license revocation was halted. John Roach, head of the division, revoked Goldman’s wholesale license for invoice disclosure issues but later agreed to drop injunction proceedings after talks with state authorities and Treasurer John Sonderegger.
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Madison
Charles J. Goldman
Milwaukee
Goldman
John Roach
John Sonderegger
Milwaukeean
Emma Didn't Want To Hear About His Exploits In War
Hal Boyle recalls a son in law Fred and Emma on a road trip to Greendale to reconnect with a wartime comrade Jim Deglan. Fred narrates the Okinawa rescue, plasma run, and injuries while Emma resists reminiscence as the couple faces travel fatigue and a sick baby.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Fred
Emma
Greendale
Okinawa
Jim Deglan
Jim
Small Grain Harvest Nears Completion
Wisconsin crop report shows southern grain nearly done with good yields. late oats in the north remain. Early potatoes promising especially in Langlade county. Cherry harvest in Door county nearly finished with about 5 percent loss. Pastures fair in the north and wetter areas, but drought hurts dry regions in La Crosse counties and southeast. Grasshopper damage noted in Taylor and Waushara counties.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
H. J. Thompson
Langlade
Door County
la Crosse
Taylor
Waushara
Reserves estimate sparks reflection on future energy needs
Experts estimate that natural gas reserves will meet demand for many years, prompting thoughts on long term energy stability. The passage reflects on how such projections affect personal plans and emotions, including a moment of despair as one man contemplates the uncertain future.
Roman Rampart Found Near Canterbury England
Excavations on the southeast side of Canterbury uncover a 30 foot Roman rampart built around 290 A D to defend against Saxon threats. Uncovered coins include 30 third century pieces and two rare types issued by Carausius in 290 A D honoring the Second Legion that aided his rise in Britain circa 287 A D.
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Canterbury
England
Carausius
Britain
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P. O
St. Paul, Minnesota
Great Books Group
Galton L & H
Richardson Electric Co
Betty Jane Bruce
Bridgeport
NEW Body CO
Dewey Boyd
12Th Street
Burkhard Electric Co. Bldg
G. S. Soseman
CHEED
Quality Cheed Ice Cream Association
Carl Wenger
Sawdey’s
Juda Strickler Groc
New Glarus
ZumBrunnen
17Th Avenue
Coca-Cola Company
Freeport Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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