Anniversary Celebration Honors Mrs C Kenneth Hall at Home
Friends of Mrs. C Kenneth Hall gathered to honor her 25th wedding anniversary at her home. Mr and Mrs Hall wed August 26 1930. Hostess Mrs Ralph C Norder provided refreshments while guests brought treats and played cards. Mrs Hall received 25 silver dollars and an orchid. Attendees included Alfred A Machotka Frank Menehan Harold J Blum John H Bruni Lester G Forcade D C Weakley Ernest E Wenger Donald J Clark Joseph B Huber Thomas Gaughan Frank S Hare John P Ruef Albert Webinger Thomas Keegan John Share Kathryn Collins and Elvina G Rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kenneth Hall
Hall
Ralph C. Norder
Mmes
Alfred A. Machotka
Frank Menehan
Harold J. Blum
John H. Bruni
Lester G. Forcade
D. C. Weakley
Ernest E. Wenger
Donald J. Clark
Joseph B. Huber
Thomas Gaughan
Frank S. Hare
John P. Ruef
Albert Webinger
Thomas Keegan
John Share
Kathryn Collins
Elvina G. Rust
Monticello Pastor to Attend National Church Meeting
Rev. A. R. Achtemeier departs Monticello for Collegeville to join the annual meeting of the town and country church commission. He will return Friday. Recent visitors include Dr. and Mrs. Bravard Childs of Mission House near Plymouth and Mr. and Mrs. Warrend McGovern with son Scott Arthur of Chicago.
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Monticello
A. R. Achtemeier
Collegeville
Commission On Town and Country Church
Achtemeier
Bravard Childs
Mission House
Plymouth
Warrend McGovern
Scott Arthur
Chicago
Childs
Mission House Theological Seminary
Basel
Switzerland
the Achtemeier
Paul Achtemeier
J M Boyer Honored At Townsend Club Event
J M Boyer was honored for his ninetieth birthday at a Townsend Club meeting in the library Green Room. After the business session cards were played with prizes going to Christ Ruegsegger Yass Mrs Casper Heimann and August J Kurth 500 and Mrs Lillian Ault and J M Boyer euchre hostess Mrs Louis E Creuzer organized the card party
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J. M. Boyer
Townsend Club
Christ Ruegsegger
Yass
Mmes
Casper Heimann
August J. Kurth
Lillian Ault
Louis E. Creuzer
Stubbe Youth Honored On 12th Birthday
Richard Stubbe was honored on his 12th birthday with a dinner at his parents home in Browntown. Attending were Frank Schramm and others from McConnell Illinois. Robert Anderson and Gregory. Delbert Rohde and sons Wayne and Donald. Frank Tobin and Charlene. Mae Bartel. Rose Sippel and Rolland Rohde. James Pierce. and Robert Hankurtz from Fond du Lac and nearby communities.
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Stubbe
Richard Stubbe
Harold Stubbe
Browntown
Messrs
Mmes
Frank Schramm
McConnell
Ill
Robert Anderson
Gregory
South Wayne
Delbert Rohde
Wayne
Donald
Frank Tobin
Charlene
Monroe
Mae Bartel
Winslow
Rose Sippel
Rolland Rohde
James Pierce
Rantoul, Ill
Robert Hankurtz
Fond du Lac
Birthday dinner honors Crouch children
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crouch hosted a Sunday dinner for Sharon Crouch on her sixth birthday and Dennis Crouch on his 11th birthday the following day. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of Monroe, Mrs. Anna Crouch, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Veenje.
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Monticello
Albert Crouch
Sharon
Dennis
Robert Miller
Monroe
Anna Crouch
Paul Veenje
Weekend Visitors Reported Across Several States
New Glarus residents Mrs. Millard Tschudy and Mrs. Jack Lester visited Barbara Marty over the weekend. Margaret Mills traveled to Chicago after visiting her grandmother. Edwin Richert and family visited his parents in Sauk City. Kim Tschudy visited relatives in Horeb. James Schroeder family returned from a Battle Creek vacation. Leon Urben and son from Davenport visited their grandparents. Richard Gebauer and family from Norwich, Conn., visited Don Ott’s family. Try Times Want Ads.
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Jack Lester
Debby
Walter Mills
Chicago
Barbara Marty
Margaret Mills
Edwin Richert
Anton Hearth
Sauk City
Kim Tschudy
Burnett Johnson
Horeb
James Schroeder
Battle Creek
Mich
Leon Urben
Davenport
Clara Engler
Jake Urben
Richard Gebauer
Norwich
Maurer Reunion Draws One Hundred Attendees
About 100 people gathered Sunday in Lincoln Park for the Maurer family reunion. After a noon cafeteria dinner, a social hour followed with numerous attendees listed by name including Joseph Hickcox and son Madison, Ernie Maurer, Vernon Maurer and sons, Elmer Maurer, Leo nard D. French and family, and several others from Monroe and surrounding areas.
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Maurer
Lincoln Park
Mssrs
Mmes
Joseph Hickcox
Madison
Robert Carter
Ernie Maurer
Ted Maurer
Rockford
Vernon Maurer
Elmer Maurer
Stoughton
Bert Wells
Donald Driscoll
Beloit
Myron Hanson
William
Ray Carter
Freeport
Lewis Clark
Virgil Clark
Woodford
Harold Scherer
Ralph Lindsay
J. B. Scherer
F. R. Doyle
Fred Donner
Awalt Eichstadt
Herbert Scherer
Gene Phillips
Ernie Phillips
Irving Andrews
Charles Phillips
Leonard D. French
Lem Wells
Lee Phillips
Grace Elmer
Anna Wartenweiler
Emma _ Leuenberger
Monroe
Patients Entertained by Carol's Accordion Studio Band
Students of Carol's Accordion Studio and their families held a Sunday picnic in Lincoln Park. After the picnic the accordion band visited Green County Hospital to entertain patients. Members included Marjorie Armstrong Burton Wiltfang Thomas Kuebli Linda Michel Karen Keister Robert Laeser Daniel Counselman Larry Stubbe Janet Miller Ronald and Steven Holmes Laneta Keeler Margaret Inger Richard Mahlkuch and Barbara Jensen.
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Carol
Lincoln Park
Green County Hospital
Marjorie Armstrong
Burton Wiltfang
Thomas Kuebli
Linda Michel
Karen Keister
Robert Laeser
Daniel Counselman
Larry Stubbe
Janet Miller
Ronald
Steven Holmes
Laneta Keeler
Margaret Inger
Richard Mahlkuch
Barbara Jensen
Magician Mike Impresses Knights at Local KC Meeting
Guest performer Mike the Magician, real name Michael Clark son of Donald J. Clark grand knight, wowed Knights of Columbus members with several sleight of hand tricks during last night’s regular meeting.
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Knights of Columbus
Mike
Michael Clark
Donald J. Clark
Methodist WSCS to Meet Thursday at Browntown Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will gather Thursday afternoon in the Browntown church for a program and an August birthday table. Potluck lunch will be shared among members.
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Browntown
WSCS
Methodist Church
Service Record: Pvt Bechtolt Returns Home on Leave
Private first class Nathan W. BechtoLt of U S 55 478 898 has returned to Fort Miles Lewes Delaware after a two week leave at his home. He was called home due to the serious illness of his father Clarke Bechtolt Route 4.
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Nathan W. Bechtolt
U. S
Ft. Miles
Lewes
Del
Bechtolt
Clarke Bechtolt
Marty School Opens 1955-56 Term In Washington Twp
The Marty school in Washington Township began its 1955 56 term on Monday with Mrs Don Root as the teacher.
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Monticello
Marty
Washington Township
Don Root
Kersten Silent On 56 Campaign and Wisconsin Politics
Wisconsin Republican Charles J. Kersten avoids statements on a fourth House term while serving as a Rockefeller aide. The piece notes Wisconsin GOP tensions over his return and details his confidential work. It also covers Sen. Wiley questioning Army 5th Army command changes involving Maj. Gen. Philip D. Ginder and Lt. Gen. William H. Arnold, plus Rep. John Byrnes heading to Helsinki for the Interparliamentary Union.
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Washington
Charles J. Kersten
Milwaukee
Nelson Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Kersten
Henry S. Reuss
Wisconsin House
Wisconsin
Rockefeller
Alexander Wiley
U. S. 5Th Army
Chicago
Wiley
Philip D. Ginder
Camp McCoy
Hobart R. Gay
5Th Army
Defense Department
Wilbur N. Brucker
Ginder
Gay
William H. Arnold
Brucker
Arnold
U. S
Austria
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Helsinki
Finland
Interparliamentary Union
Wisconsin Farm Stocks Rise For Pigs And Cattle
Wisconsin farmers show higher hog and cattle numbers while sheep and lambs fall by about eight percent from a year earlier. The 1955 spring pig crop is estimated at 2 503 000, up 10 percent, and cattle and calves total 4 318 000 head, up one percent. Commercial chicks hatched decline about 20 percent to 18 040 000. Hay output up seven percent, corn slightly below last year, oats about one percent higher.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Walter H. Ebling
Federal Agriculture
Ebling
University of Wisconsin
Browntown Social Notes and Local Moves
Mrs C L Crago and guests spent a week at Egg Harbor then visited relatives in Nekoosa. Ervin Bechtolt returned from Marshfield to Harris Babler's home. John Williams family moved to a Cadiz Township farm. Nybroten couple left for a 10 day northern Wisconsin vacation. Cragos stay at the farm during absence. Amazing bargains in The Times classified.
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R. E. Erickson
Myron Hurd
Freeport
Egg Harbor
Wisconsin
C. L. Crago
Friendly Ocean Delights Tracy
HAL BOYLE recalls Tracy Ann at Martha's Vineyard as she meets the Atlantic for the first time. The 26 month old explores the sea, declares big water, and enjoys a gentle romance with the shore. A family vignette captures child curiosity and seaside encounters.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Tracy Ann
Massachusetts Coast
Tracy
Europe
Davy Crockett
Music critic Dies in New York at 69
Olin Downes longtime New York Times music critic died of a heart attack at 69. He served 31 years at the Times after 17 years with the Boston Post. Nearby records show global temperatures about two degrees higher than a century ago.
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New York
Olin Downes
New York Times
Boston Post
Cosmic rays not deadly says space researchers
Space medicine experts report cosmic rays may turn hair white but pose no serious threat to travelers in the stratosphere. Tests with live monkeys and rats aboard balloons at 90 000 to 120 000 feet showed normal behavior after flights and only occasional white hair in rats after up to 35 hours.
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Holloman Air Development Center
N. M
Michigan
Davis G. Simons
Space Biology
Aero Medical Field Laboratory
Sault Sainte Marie
Mich
Prolonged cosmic ray exposure harms hair follicle pigment cells
The fragment notes damage from piercing ray particles causing prolonged exposure to cosmic rays to affect hair follicle pigment cells, implying potential pigment changes or hair color effects due to radiation exposure.
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight Midwest Visits
Mrs Glen E Bolender reports attendance at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield. Families from Eric Dixon Freeport Zion Watertown Two Rivers Beloit Twin Grove and St Louis gather across weekends for reunions visits and a noted Emrick wedding appears as a local highlight.
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George Obert
Orville Obert
Springfield
John Jensen
Bertha McBride
Beavid Jensen
Eric
Jensen
Lowell Park
Dixon
Paul DeGunther
Fulton
Ed Moseley
Danny
Freeport
Gordon Tempoles
Zion
H. E. Sweetwood
Stanley Habben
St. Louis
A. F. Abraham
Raymond Grindley
Roger Aebly
Robert Aebly
Fred Burkhalter
Monroe
Harold Aebly
Ralph Aebly
L. M. Mears
Margaret
Susan
Watertown
Wis
John Croppa
Two Rivers
John Emrick
Twin Grove
Clayton Em
Wayne Meyers event at Freeport church notes attendees
Wayne Meyers event held at the First Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon in Freeport. Miss Emrick is the daughter of Mrs. Harry Emrick. Irene and Glen Elliott of Freeport spent the week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Irving Elliott. Rev and Mrs James Boyer and children of Palmyra and Mr and Mrs Guy Boyer vacationed last week at Robinson Lake Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Meyers
First Presbyterian Church
Freeport
Miss Emrick
Harry Emrick
Irene
Glen Elliott
Irving Elliott
James Boyer
Palmyra
Guy Boyer
Robinson Lake
Wis
Tot Drowns in Lake Elizabeth After Pier Fall
A 19 month old girl, Beverly Van Dale, toppled from a Lake Elizabeth pier and drowned in about two feet of water. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Van Dale of Chicago.
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Lake Twin Lakes
Lake Elizabeth
Beverly van Dale
Morris van Dale
Chicago
Window oyster of India used as glass in some homes
The window oyster of India has an unusually transparent shell that is sometimes employed as window glass. This natural material offers a clear glimpse of the shellfish’s interior and has found niche use in traditional glazing.
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India
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Lisette Rieder
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Brodhead
Stanley R. Dybevik
J. B. Dybevik
Evangelical United Brethren Church
By Richard P. Powers
Rufus
Beums Berets
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Times
Hal Boyle
Kemp
Virginia
Carlisle
the Chocolate Shop
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Good Housekeeping
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Ea Oth
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Glen E. Bolender
United Telephone Company
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United Telephone Co
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