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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1947

Page

3

Social event ties Schweizer and Klassy in spring wedding

Anna Schweizer and Roger Klassy exchange vows in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. A R Achtemeier. Virginia Barlow maid of honor with Delma Roethlisberger Evelyn Bidlingmaier Roy Schweizer and Edwin Klassy as bridesmaids. John Stauffer organist. Reception staffed by Mrs Warren Weller Ph Voegeli Mrs Delmar Kubly and Florence Loveland. Couple to reside in Monticello after a trip to northern Wisconsin. Bride a Antioch high graduate and Bank of Monticello employee. Groom attends University of Wisconsin School of Commerce.

Ph Voegeli Delmar Kubly Florence Loveland Wisconsin Klassy Monticello Antioch High School Bank of Monticello Kliassy University of Wisconsin School of Commerce

Elizabeth Earleywine Weds John Schooff

Mrs. Schooff and Mr. Schooff were married in a ceremony in Madison with matron of honor Mrs. Myron Evenson and best man Myron Evenson. The reception followed at the Earleywine home in Brodhead with guests from Clinton, Rockford, Chicago and Monroe. They plan to reside in Brodhead after their honeymoon.

Brodhead Milwaukee John Phillip Schooff Walter Earleywine Myron Evenson Madison Clinton Rockford Chicago Monroe Earleywine Mrs. Schooff Brodhead High School

Showeron Newlyweds Blessings At Blanchardville Shower

A mixed group gathered at the Hanson home to honor newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beck. Luncheon followed, with attendees from Darlington Waterloo Monroe Beloit Madison and other Wisconsin communities. A betrothal notice announced Mary Ellen Johnson and Paul G. Hauser.

Blanchardville Alfred Beck Elmer Hanson Almon Larson Darlington Lloyd Hoy Montevideo Minn Rockwell Collins Janesville Lester Larson Waterloo August Larson Monroe Hulda Phillipson Sioux City Perry O. Granberg Beloit Luther Rowe Jr Luther Rowe Sr Madison Wausau Oscar Larson Oscar Hanson Lloyd Hanson H. V. Hanson Corrinne Doris Gross Deanne Leo Raymond Hanson Fola Hanson Thomas Schneider Robert Carrie Hanson Ida Laken Harris Germann Brodhead Lewis Johnson Orion Mary Ellen Paul G. Hauser Glenn Hauser Moline Ill Miss Johnson Orion High School John Deere Works Hauser

Prizes Awarded At Club Event For Golf And Bridge

Jury attended yesterday afternoon's meeting at the club. Golf prizes went to Mrs. Rodney Kittelsen Miss Helen Haldiman and Mrs. Ted Kubly. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. W B Gnagi Jr and Mrs. John Becker with a special prize to T Sgt Charlotte Young San Francisco. Out of town guests included Miss Young Mrs Denley I Priest of Grand Rapids Michigan and others from Mt Horeb and Germany.

Rodney Kittelsen Helen Haldiman Ted Kubly W. B. Gnagi Jr John Becker T Sgt Charlotte Young San Francisco Miss Young Denley I. Priest Grand Rapids Mich Mmes Ed Roth R. L. Guenveuer Truman Dunlap Theodore Matthews Mt. Horeb Rex Bledsoe Germany

Grace Lutheran Aid Society Meets at Church

The Grace Lutheran Aid society will meet at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at the church. Committee in charge includes Mmes C W Chambers Evan C Chambers Melvin Peterson and Martin Skyrud. The United States has 22 telephones per 100 people versus one per 22 in the rest of the world.

AID Society Grace Lutheran Aid Society Mmes C. W. Chambers Evan C. Chambers Melvin Peterson Martin Skyrud United States World

Local Woman Named Florida Tuberculosis Program Coordinator

Mrs. Ramona Dinges Masure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dinges, has been named statewide tuberculosis program coordinator for Florida by the Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association. She plans to coordinate activities with the Florida state tuberculosis board and the bureau of tuberculosis control.

Florida Ramona Dinges Masure Monroe C. H. Dinges Lith Street Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association Masure Jacksonville Fla Florida State Tuberculosis Board Bureau of Tuberculosis Control Florida State Board of Health Ransom L. Dinges Orangeville Dayne Dinges Clarno University of Wisconsin Victor Masure

Albany Social Notes Roundup From Wisconsin

Albany and nearby residents are mentioned in a long social column. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sparks of Fort Collins Colorado to Albany, Kappa Nu meeting, plus numerous family trips and birthday events. Packages of travel include Madison Vilas Park visits and Fletcher North Carolina departures.

Glenn Sparks Ft. Collins Colo William Pryce Kappa Nu William Steindorf Richard Werner Clifford Whitehead Betty Lawrence Taylor Nancy Zimmerman Freeport Vilas Park Madison James Lewis Vernon Lewis James William Fletcher N. C Lizzie Lewis Jack Graves Harry Carroll Canada J. Henry Rhyner Graves Cordelia Stephenson Mary Gothompson St. Clare Hospital Monroe Frank Steindorf William Krueger Albany Earl McCulley Davis Elmer Keehn Footville Shirley Conway Seattle Wash Stewart Conway Myrtle Conway Manuel Elmer George Strong Pittsburg V. U. Elmer V. J. Elmer Monticello Emil Steindorf Addie Ayres Fred Loeffel Condensary Loeffel Wisconsin Frank Gillette Lee Gillette George Lundeen Russell Flesher Harry Meinert Sturgeon Bay A. H. Meinert Decatur

Chicago Livestock and Grain Market Report

Livestock prices rose with hogs generally 50 cents higher to top 28.00 and cattle, calves, and feeders showing strength amid mixed demand. In grains, Chicago corn and oats hit new seasonal highs with September corn around 2.45 a bushel and oats at 1.08.

Chicago USDA Board of Trade

Wall Street little changed amid cautious recovery tone

Stocks showed mild recovery trends after three straight down days with limited buy backs. Investors remained skeptical about business and global economics as Sterling convertibility suspension raised export fears. Occasional gainers included U S Steel Montgomery Ward Western Union Woolworth and International Harvester. laggards included General Motors N Y Central General Electric J C Penney J I Case and Deere. Liberia and Haiti noted as two Negro republics.

New York Wall Street United States U. S. Steel Montgomery Ward Western Union Woolworth International Harvester General Motors N. Y. Central General Electric J. C. Penney J. I. Case Deere

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Anna Schweizer Roger Klassy Elizabeth Earleywine John Schooff Now Ramona Masure Liberia Haiti Tex Kroehler Simmons Rembrandt Zenith Westinghouse Radio Discord Chien
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