Birth day celebration for Awalt Eichstadt at home
Awalt Eichstadt aged 67 celebrated at his 2426 9th street home with immediate family and Rev Frederick Wilson. He had been critically ill seven weeks at St. Clare hospital and was recently dismissed. Nearly 100 birthday cards and gifts were given. cakes were brought by his daughter Mrs John Sisson of New Glarus and by Mrs Burt Burkhalter and Mrs Nick Krattiger. Attendees included the Sisson family, Ellingson family, the Eichstadt family, and Mr and Mrs Frank Guttmer.
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Awalt Eichstadt
9Th Street
Frederick Wilson
Eichstadt
St. Clare Hospital
John Sisson
New Glarus
Burt Burkhalter
Nick Krattiger
Ivan Ellingson
Browntown
Walter Eichstadt
Monticello
Frank Guttmer
Jordan
Surprised on Birthday at Babler Home
A birthday surprise gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Babler Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Perry Yeagle, Mr. and Mrs. Merl Rubendall, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Naugle, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rinehart and family. Meals were served from guest baskets. The celebration honored four birthdays, those of the Bablers and Mrs. Perry Yeagle and Mrs. Paul Naugle, all occurring on Sunday.
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Orangeville
William Babler
Freeport
Paul Naugle
Cedarville
Eugene Rinehart
Wisconsin Cranberry Crop To Set Record
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture predicts a harvest of 175000 barrels of cranberries, the largest in state history, about 14000 more than last year and 70000 above the ten year average. Growers anticipate harvesting beginning Sept 15, placing Wisconsin second to Massachusetts in production.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mrs F N Miller hosts Juda event as Mr and Mrs Wayne Gempler attend Wisconsin centennial exposition Saturday. Grandchildren Larry Kay Gempler stay overnight with Fred and family in Monroe.
Marty couple to visit Switzerland for 60th anniversary
Mr and Mrs John A Marty will travel to Speicher Canton Appenzell Switzerland to honor Mrs Krusi s 60th wedding anniversary. The Krusi couple aged 84 and 83 settled in Illinois in 1890 but returned to Switzerland after two years. The Martys plan a two month trip, leaving Saturday from Chicago. A farewell party Saturday evening honored the couple with friends and relatives attending from Madison Albany Monroe New Glarus Ulrich Gerber and others.
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Monticello
John A. Marty
Switzerland
Henry Krusi
Krusi
Martys
Chicago
Speicher
Canton Appenzell
Marty
Krusis
Illinois
Anna Diem
Rose Wettach
Madison
Fred Frehner
Albany
Albert Weismiller
Monroe
Jacob Wettach
New Glarus
John Meier Sr
Alfred Wettach
Emil Frehner
Ulrich Gerber
Ida Frehner
John Frehner
John Hammerly
John Wettach
Joanne
Johanna Kohler
Ernest Wenger
Probst Wedding Reception Hosted by Probst Family
Eighty five guests attended the wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Robert W Probst held Sunday evening at the F R Probst home near Browntown Mrs Raymond Olson poured and Madge Dahms cut the cake Assisting were Sarah Burt Ira Probst Mrs Leonard Boynton Mrs J H Schwaiger and Mrs J H Gruenewald After a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin the couple will reside in Madison.
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Probst
Robert W. Probst
F. R. Probsts
Browntown
Raymond Olson
Madge Dahms
Sarah Burt
Ira Probst
Leonard Boynton
J. H. Schwaiger
J. H. Gruenewald
Ruth Hartes
Probsts
Wisconsin
Madison
Local Birthday Dinner Honoring Several Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb Jr. hosted a birthday dinner Sunday for their son Gary and for Anna Mae Saxer, Mrs. Harland Babler, and Harry Saxer. Guests included John Wirth Sr. and his sons Edwin and Walter, Harland Babler and daughter Maxine, Ralph Zimmerman, John Wirth and son John III, Wilbert Wirth and son George, and John and Edwin Sazer.
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Monticello
Robert Holcomb Jr
Gary
Anna Mae Saxer
Harland Babler
Harry Saxer
Messrs
Mmes
John Wirth Sr
Edwin
Walter
Maxine
Ralph Zimmerman
John Wirth
John III
Wilbert Wirth
George
John
Edwin Sazer
Brides-To-Be Honored At Eugene Hotel Dinner
Three prospective September brides were honored at a Lakeshire Marty office workers dinner in a Eugene hotel. Louise Vincent Arlene McGuire and Marian West were named with Sept. 4 Sept. 10 and Sept. 24 weddings.
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Eugene
Lakeshire Marty
Louise Vincent
Roger Ganshert
Arlene McGuire
Bernard Munz
Marian West
Carl Munz
Glarus plans German opera cast on village green concert
Glarus high school bands will give a concert on the village green drawing hundreds of out of town visitors for a weekend in New Glarus. The piece features a large German cast with Gessler and Wilhelm Tell roles and a wide list of characters from Uri, Unterwalden, and Schwyz with local names and plus the New Glarus Yodel club directing trumpeters and horsemen.
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Glarus
New Glarus
Green County
Gessler
Paul Grussenbacher
Werner Freiherr von Attinghausen
Henry Schiffman
Ulrich von Rudenz
Herman Feiler
Sehwyz
Werner Uf‘acher
Ernest Wieland
Steleding
Melvin Streiff
Konrad Hunn
Jacob Amacher
Hans Auf der Mauer
Nie Kubly
Uri
Wilhelm Tell
Gilbert Ott
Walter Fuerst
Ernest Thierstein
Petermann
Sexton
August Feliz
Wernl
Hunter
Oswald Schneider
Roessemann
Priest
Albert Elmer
Kuonl
Shepherd
Henry Vollenweider
Rupedi
Fisher
Robert Dibble
Seppi
Lloyd Duerst
Hedwig
Trell
Henry J. Stuessy
Shirley Hefty
Wilhelm Tell Jr
Kenneth Roth
Walter Tell
Roy Neuenschwander
Armgard
Paul Grossenbacher
Ina Hefty
Mechtild
John C. Erb
Hildegard
Jacob Disch
Elsbeth
Walter Streiff
Attinghans
Herman Zweifel
John S. Duerst
Rudolph der Harras
Orse Puerst
Friesshardt
Harley Streiff
Leutheld
Casper Thorn
Earl Voegels
Henry Elmer
Marvin Klassy
Sylvan Disch
Kermit Marty
Fred Mueller
Stanley Rupnow
Melvin Schneider
Chester Disch
Tewn Crier
Fred Hofer
Paul Schmoker
Fronvogt
H. M. Sehmid
Stussi
Fred Theiler
Steinmetz
Henry Klassy
Comrades
Clarence J. Hoesly
Alvin Feiz
Jacob Reider
Ernest Oberist
Dennis Streiff
Fred Uffelman
Charles Kammer
Jeanette Zweifel
Norman Marty
Henry Kundert
Robert Arn
Joshua Hoesly
Werner Freiherr von
Kuoni
John Goodman
Werni
Don Ott
Roesselman
W. J. Stuckey
Peterman
William Kuenzi
Ruodi
the Fisher
Dale Doering
Unterwalden
Arnold von Melchtal
Clayton Streiff
Konrad Baumgartnen
Isaac Alderman
Meter von Sarnen
Eugene Arn
Struth von Winkelreid
Robert Strickler
Jenni
Fisher Boy
Glenn Erb
Gertrude
Stautfacher
Lorene Hoesly
Bertha von Bruneck
Doris Stuessy
Tells
Elizabeth Schmoker
Randy Ott
Erwin Zweifel
Charles Hicks
Armegard
Wilbert Zweifel
Apple
Edna Hefty
Attinghaus
Ray M. Marty
Freishardt
Leuthold
Town Crier
Henry
Local German English Play Cast and Parish Pageant Roles
The notice lists names of participants for a dual language German and English play including Klassy Fronvogt Kammer Stassi Russell Monroe and others as riders monks yodelers and choir members. It also names bride and groom Jeanette Zweifel and Norman Marty and their families and a long roll of peasants and supporters including Mrs Legler Streiff Kun dert and many Heftys in a community pageant.
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New Glarus Yodel Club
Robert Arn
Connie Doering
Ronnie Heller
Kenneth Roth
Bertham Figi
Charles Hicky
Gerald Lancaster
Paul Schmoker
John
Richard Sarbacher
Connie Ffjelstad
David Hefty
Werner Kuenzi
Roger Buesser
Charles Er
Death of Mrs. Alice Gough in Darlington
Mrs. Alice Gough aged 68 of Darlington died yesterday at her sister Mrs. Webb Byrnes home in Shullsburg. Born November 12 1879 in Seymour township she lived in Darlington a decade. Survived by five sisters and one brother Frank of Seymour. Services set for 8:30 a.m. at the Frank Gough home and 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Hope in Seymour with burial in the church cemetery.
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Darlington
Alice Gough
Webb Byrnes
Shullsburg
Seymour Township
Rose Leahy
Frank Connelly
Mary Devota
Chicago
Bert Meley
Benton
Byrnes
Frank
Seymour
Frank Gough
Our Lady of Hope Church
New Glarus Visitors and Centennial Fair Attendees
New Glarus residents Mrs. Millard Tschudy and Mrs. Wallace P. Barlow with son from Monticello visited Saturday. Mrs. Elsbeth Jenny and her son-in-law Abraham Kubly and daughter from Monticello were guests over the weekend. Numerous New Glarus families attended Milwaukee’s Centennial fair including N. K. Zweifel, John Kundert, J. A. Freitag, Jacob N. Marty, Eldon Thacker, Ivan Elmer, Herman Elmer of Monroe. The Streiffs and Mrs Barbara Werndli with Shirley Streiff visited Wisconsin Dells Thursday and saw Indian ceremonies in the evening.
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Wallace P. Barlow
Monticello
Elsbeth Jenny
Abraham Kubly
New Glarus
Milwaukee
N. K. Zweifel
John Kundert
J. A. Freitag
Jacob N. Marty
Rites Held for Mrs. I. N. Black of Oregon
Last rites were held for Mrs. I. N. Black 74 in the Oregon Presbyterian church. Born Hattie Tusler in Rutland township Dane county she married I. N. Black in 1891 and lived in Oregon 45 years. Surviving daughter Margaret married to Frank L. Bellows. grandchildren in Honolulu. Rev. Walter A. Geske officiated.
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I. N. Black
Oregon
Madison Hospital
Oregon Presbyterian Church
Luchsinger Monument
Margaret
Frank L. Bellows
U S Income Average Totals $1323 in ’47
The Commerce Department reports that total individual incomes in 1947 reached a record 190 billion dollars. The per capita average income rose to 1323 dollars from 1213 dollars in 1946, reflecting nationwide gains for Americans of all ages.
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U.S
Washington
Commerce Department
Mildred Cotherman Wins 4-H Food Preservation Judge
Mildred Cotherman of the Green County Center 4 H club won first place in food preservation judging at the Wisconsin state fair. Miss Mamie Tillema, county home agent, announced the result noting a perfect score by the Monroe area student, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cotherman.
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Mildred Cotherman
Green County Center
Mamie Tillema
Miss Cotherman
Thomas Cotherman
Highway 69
Monroe
Plan network setup for NBC Midwest five stations
The National Broadcasting Co. will launch its Midwest television network on September 20, with five original stations including KSD-TV St. Louis WWJ-TV Detroit WTMJ-TV Milwaukee WSPD-TV Toledo and WBEN-TV Buffalo. NBC vice president I E Showerman announced the plan last night.
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Chicago
National Broadcasting Co
Midwest Television
I. E. Showerman
NBC
Ksd-Tv
St. Louis
Wwj-Tv
Detroit
Wtmj-Tv
Milwaukee
Wspd-Tv
Toledo
Wbentv
Buffalo
Germann Joins Ninneman Coal and Ice as Sales Manager
Harris F. Germann joins the Ninneman Coal and Ice Co. as sales manager after leaving General Foods Corp. at Gary Indiana. He replaces William R. Gibbons who has entered the electrical business. The Germanns reside in a Times apartment with Mrs. Germann the former Corinne Hanson Blanchardville who served as Green County court reporter. Mr. Germann is the son of Mrs. Lee Germann Monroe.
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Harris F. Germann
Ninneman Coal and Ice Co
General Foods Corp
Gary
Ind
Germann
Co. K
William R. Gibbons
Times
Corinne Hanson
Blanchardville
Green County
Lee Germann
Monroe
Twin Grove By Mrs. J. H. Beightol
Miss Edith Shane of Freeport visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Oscar Walters. Earl Randall and Russell Randall with daughter from Rockford visit Floyd Chambers. J H Beightol visits Fred Pinnow in Brodhead. John Chambers and daughters of Monroe call on Floyd Chambers. Herman Boll of New Glarus weeks with Herbert Bell family. Glen Chambers and daughter Patricia of Beloit with Floyd Chambers family. J H Emrick attends Wisconsin centennial exposition in West Allis.
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Edith Shane
Freeport
Oscar Walters
Earl Randall
Russell Randall
Rockford
Floyd Chambers
J. H. Beightol
Fred Pinnow
Brodhead
John Chambers
Monroe
Herman Boll
New Glarus
Herbert Boll
Albert Bell
Glen Chambers
Patricia
Beloit
J. H. Emrick
West Allis
Monroe residents host visitors in weekend gatherings
A group from Monroe including Mr and Mrs Floyd Chambers hosted Thursday guests. Beightol and daughters from Colby Wisconsin visited at the W A Beightol home Friday night.
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Kay
Peggy
Ralph Weaver
Monroe
Floyd Chambers
Raymond Beightol
Colby
Wis
W. A. Beightol
John O Carr Dead as Telegraphic Typewriter Pioneer
Chicago man John Oliver Carr, 58, vice president of Teletype Corp., died today. He served 37 years with the company and contributed several inventions to telegraphic typewriter development.
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John O. Carr
Chicago
John Oliver Carr
The
Teletype Corp
Corporation
Gun Charge Defendant To Be Heard Saturday
A)eras Thorvald Christensen of Brooklyn is to appear in justice court Saturday on a charge of pointing and aiming a gun not in self defense or in lawful discharge of duty at Melvin Hanson of Brooklyn. Christensen’s bond was set at $500 by Justice L. A. Koenig and he remains in county jail under a 30 day disorderly conduct sentence. He was sentenced last week by Justice Koenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorvald Christensen
Brooklyn
Justice Court
Melvin Hanson
Christensen
L. A. Koenig
Koenig
Stibnite Iaane Named For Antimony Ore
The article notes the naming of Stibnite Iaane after the antimony ore antimony mineral.
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13Th Street
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