Miss Barker Weds Travis Zimmerman In Freeport Church
Social notes from Freeport report Bernice Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Barker wed Travis Zimmerman son of Mrs Albert Sommerfeldt Albany in a 2 pm ceremony at Main Street Evangelical United Brethren church. Rev W O Simpson officiated. The church featured white gladioli and seven-branca candelabra. The bride wore white nylon lace with basque bodice long sleeves and a seed pearl tiara veil. Bouquet of red roses. Matron of honor wore blue net over taffeta. bridesmaids in yellow net over taffeta. Flower girl and ringbearer named. Best man and ushers listed. Reception in church parlors. The new Mrs Zimmerman graduates Orangeville high school and works for Western States Mutual Insurance. groom attended Freeport schools and farms. After Niagara Falls, they will live on a Lena area farm. Officers elected at WCTU meeting. reports given. program set on Christian citizenship and parliamentary law. In other notes Mrs Henry Butler and Mrs Eugene Coombs won bridge honors at Decatur Lake CC luncheon. Zion church Evening auxiliary met at president’s home.
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Barker
Travis Zimmerman
Freeport
Orangeville
Bernice Barker
Lee Barker
Albert Sommerfeldt
Albany
Main Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church
W. O. Simpson
Robert Bast
Robert Schultess
Donald Binger
Pat Liphart
Dorothy Weltz
Taffeta
Majorie Davidson
James Weltz
LaVerne Barker
Paul Klever
Jay Weltz
Donald Binge
James Zimmerman
Donna Zimmerman
Nicy Klever
Carol Yeager
Joan Liphart
Pauline Rosenstiel
Zimmerman
Orangeville High School
Western States Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Niagara Falls
Lena
Jeglum and Tschudy Attend ASC Corn Storage Talks
Amusonuay newly-elected county ASC vice chairman and Myron E. Jeglum county agent attended the Swartheastern district ASC meeting in Janesville yesterday. The meeting discussed government loan corn storage regulations and requirements with Ed Bruns outlining building specifications. John Ley called the ninecounty session.
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Amusonuay
Crash kills driver on Highway 120 at Lake Geneva
Charles W Craig, 37, of Racine, died instantly when his car lost control after a curve on Highway 120 inside Lake Geneva city limits. The vehicle struck a tree and a light pole, ending the crash Tuesday night.
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Lake Geneva
Charles W Craig
Racine
Highway 120
Four foreign students visit Madison area for orientation
Four international guests from Luxembourg Germany and Japan arrived for a short stay in Wisconsin as part of a University of Wisconsin orientation program. They lived with Green County host families in Monroe Brodhead and surrounding communities to learn about American life and participate in language and culture activities before resuming studies at U Wisconsin and other universities.
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Green County
Raymond Schaus
Belgium
Satoshi Tanikawa
Japan
Tamaton Yoshima
Wolfgang Heinrich Wessling
Germany
Times
United States
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Myrtle Webb
Washington University
Luxemberg
University of Nancy
France
Luxembourg
John A. Schindler
Monroe
Cornell University
Wessling
Walter G. Timm
University of Ilinois
Tanikawa
William Stark
Jnd
Tamatou Yoshima
University of Michigan
Yoshima
Kimberly-Clark Stock Split Approved at Annual Meeting
Appleton stockholders in Kimberly-Clark Corp Neenah approved a two for one split of common stock. The firm reported estimated earnings for the three months ending July 31 1954 at 1.37 dollars per share on 2,157,193 shares outstanding versus 1.02 dollars on 2,044,951 shares a year earlier.
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Kimberly-Clark
Appleton
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Neenah
Browntown social notes from Mrs Crage and guests
Mrs Palmer Waller of South Wayne visits her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Mill and family. John Coryell visits Mrs Coryell at St Clare hospital. Mr and Mrs C L Crage call on Rev John Wreford and patients at St Clare hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond Montgomery vacation in Canada. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Peter Cargold St Louis Mrs Gertrude Klotch and Jerry Daley Elgin at Ross Vincents.
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Ross Vincent
Peter Cargold
St. Louis
Gertrude Klotch
Jerry Daley
Elgin
Market snapshot of Chicago livestock and produce prices
Livestock totals show salable hogs around 7,000 with prices mostly 25 or more higher for light weights and sows 25-150 higher. Cattle and calves total 14,000 and 400 respectively with steers and heifers steady to 25 higher. prime and choice grades active with some prime steers 50 higher. Bulk prices include steer 23.50-26.50, heifers 18.50-23.25, cows 8.00-13.00, bulls 12.50-15.50. Produce notes list butter steady with higher wholesale bids and eggs easing slightly. Grain offers wheat and oats sparse, corn and soybeans quoted with minor shifts.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
U. S
Three Die in Crash on Road Near Ithaca Wisconsin
A head-on crash on state Route 58 one mile south of Ithaca Wisconsin killed three people: John Sugden 24 of Ithaca Robert Cooper 25 of Richland Center and Josephine Weston 19 of Spring Green. The report notes peptic ulcers were fatal to about 1000 Americans in 1953.
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Ithaca
Wis
Here
Toda
John Sugden
Robert Cooper
Richland Center
Josephine Weston
Spring Green
Churchmen Vote To Limit Terms At World Council
EVANSTON IL After a vigorous debate church leaders voted to limit the presidents of the World Council of Churches to one term Archbishop Yngve Brilioth head of the Church of Sweden led a losing bid against the rule The council is headed by a presidium of six with five presidents currently in office Opponents included leaders from Church of England in Australia Canada and elsewhere The move follows efforts to bring churches closer together to fulfill Jesus prayer that all may be one Bishop Leslie Newbigin of the Church of South India praised India for openness to Christianity and noted its increased missionary flow since independence while stressing political caution
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Evanston
Ill
World Council of Churches
Yngve Brilioth
Church of Sweden
Church of
England
Australia
Canada
Leslie Newbigin
Church of South India
India
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Local notices recount visits and visits to relatives across several towns. Residents such as Berlyn Cassel and family, the Edwards and Carter households, and others are noted hosting, visiting, or traveling to hospitals and lakeside or regional destinations. A camelot of social calls closes with a science tidbit on snake locomotion via X ray motion studies.
Yugoslav Woman Freed From Bondage In United States
President Eisenhower signed a relief bill granting permanent residence to Stajkan Petrovic a 48 year old Serb woman who had lived in bondage as a domestic servant in New York and other places for nearly five years. Sponsored by Senator Hendrickson the measure followed reports from Rev D J Shoukletovich of the Serbian cathedral in New York. The woman known as Stajka endured years of confinement and shuttling between families and was kept from church and social contact. She sought refuge at a Yugoslav Consulate and later found shelter through the Serbian cathedral. Her name and shelter location are kept secret to protect her from Communist reprisal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Stajkan Petrovic
Serbia
Sen. Hendrickson
R- NJ
Dean D. J. Shoukletovich
Jean
New York
Stajka
Belgrade
Jaksa Petrich
Red
United Nations
Petrich
New Jersey
Eisenhower Plans Two Illinois Speeches and Activities
President Eisenhower will fly to Illinois for a full day of engagements including speeches at Springfield and Evanston, a wreath laying at Lincoln's tomb, lunch with Governor Stratton, and meetings with 1-H Club winners at the State Fair. He is to meet Republican Senate candidate Joseph Meek and receive an honorary degree at Northwestern University.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Springfield
Evanston
Lincoln
Governor Stratton
Northwestern University
Joseph Meek
James C. Hagerty
Meek
Senate votes to outlaw Communist Party and criminalize membership
Washington based report states Sen McCarthy joined the majority as the Senate passed a bill outlawing the Communist Party and making membership a crime and sent it back to the House for action.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
House
Communist Party
Baruch Praises McCarthy While Hinting Critique
Baruch said McCarthy has done much to alert the nation to Communism dangers yet he could be very critical on other issues. He also defended Marshall, stating he does not join criticism of the general. The financier declined further discussion to avoid birthday unpleasantness. The Mackenzie District of Canada reports 40 to 50 inches of snow annually, about half the Great Lakes region.
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New York
Pernura Baruch
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Baruch
George C. Marshall
Mackenzie District
Canada
Canadian Great Lakes
National Geographic Society
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Eugene Coombs
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Tschudy
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August Lehnherr
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English Language Institute of Foreign Students
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C. L. Crage
Juda
F. N. Miller
Berlyn Cassel
Woods Veteran Hospital Thurseh
Clay Edwards
Baptist Choir
Raymond Arnsmeier
Oregon
John Kramer
Rock Grove
Russell Carter
Frank Noble
Artesia
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Arthur Latham
Barbara
Ethel Cornice
Hebron
Inez Weaver
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Ed Hartwig
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