Open House for Golden Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Blum
Social events note that Mr and Mrs Edwin Blum of 726 25th Avenue will mark 50 years of marriage with a Saturday open house for relatives and friends from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm Sunday at their Monroe area home. They have five sons one daughter 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Darrell Blum serving in the U S navy cannot attend. The Blums married August 28 1898 in Monroe and have farmed in Monroe area most of their life. Their sons are Thomas Walter Juda Leon Beloit and Albert and Lloyd both of Chicago. Their daughter Mrs Herbert Walters lives in Clarno township.
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Air Ana
Edwin Blum
25Th Avenue
Leon Blum
Beloit
U. S.’ Navy
Mr. Blum
Minnie Riese
Frank
Sybilla Riese
Monroe
Monticello
Thomas
Walter
Juda
Leon
Albert
Lloyd
Chicago
Herbert Walters
Clarno Township
83rd Birthday for Mrs. Tilley in Albany
Mrs Emma Tilley celebrated her 83rd birthday Sunday with a family gathering at her Albany home. Attending were son Earl Tilley and his Chicago wife, daughter Frances Helms and granddaughter Judy Rigwarly of St Paul, son-in-law A H Meinert of Albany, nephew Marion Johnson and his daughter Sally, Mrs Emma Moore of Rockford, and other relatives. Sidney Tilley of Milwaukee could not attend. Her health remains exceptional and she keeps active with daily trips downtown.
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Pee Aeeeel
Emma’ Tilley
Earl Tilley
Chicago
Frances Helms
Judy Rigwarly
St. Paul
A. H. Meinert
Albany
Marion Johnson
Sally
Johnson
Emma Moore
Rockford
Tilley
Emma Francis
George Francis
John Tilley
Juanita Rebekah Lodge
Sidney
Milwaukee
William
Ronald
Farewell Planned for Rev and Mrs Werner
Albany church to bid farewell to Rev Richard Werner and his wife as he departs for a new pastorate in Elkhorn. The Baptist church hosts a Monday evening event to honor their service.
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Albany
Richard Werner
the Baptist Church
Werner
Elkhorn
Farewell Sermon Marking Five Years of Service
A local preacher, who has served here for five years, delivered his farewell sermon on Sunday. He will preside at next Sunday morning services dedicated to young members.
Piano and Sax Recital by Krauss Pupils at Immanuel Church
Miss Virginia Krauss presented piano and saxophone students in a recital at Immanuel Evangelical Church. Saxophone solos featured Gladys Due Shirley Hartwig Virginia Krauss Mil dren Krauss and John Burt. Piano numbers included Doris Haman Kathryn Krauss Kentoy Potts Kenneth Steig and others.
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Virgina Krauss
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Heater Blast Injures man in Eau Claire house
Clayton Grace, 24, of Stanley, remains in critical condition at an Eau Claire hospital after a hot water heater exploded in the basement of his rooming house. He went to inspect the defective heater and triggered the blast with a light switch.
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Eau Claire
Clayton Grace
Stanley
Grace
Red Cross Rejects Prisoner Status for Doctors
United States proposal to grant captured army doctors and sanitary personnel POW status was rejected by the International Red Cross. The vote at the conference was 31 to 8, leaving medical personnel under the Geneva 1929 convention immunity and to be repatriated when feasible.
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Drocnnoim
Oweuen —Yry
United States
International Red Cross
Fire destroys farm buildings near Kenosha causing $20000 loss
A barn and several buildings on the Leroy Scuffham farm six miles west of Kenosha were destroyed by fire yesterday despite efforts of a milk can brigade and six volunteer fire departments. Owner R. J. Werner valued the loss at $20000.
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Kenosha
Leroy Scuffham Farm
Here
R. J. Werner
Hotel owner dies in Ripon at Grand View hotel
Henry W. Kuhn, 37, proprietor of the Grand View hotel in Ripon, died at Ripon municipal hospital after an illness of 18 months. Funeral services will be held Friday.
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Ripon
Henry W. Kuhn
Grand View Hotel
Ripon Municipal Hospital
France presses plan for united western Europe federation
The article notes France backing a conference to draft a charter for a federal united western Europe. It cites Italy's Count Sforza proposing sovereignty curtailment, France's Francois Mitterand announcing cabinet support, and Finance Minister Paul Reynaud seen as a leading driver. It links the move to Marshall plan benefits and Churchill's doting network.
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United States
Europe
France
Italy
Carlo Sforza
Paul Reynaud
Britain
United States of Europe
Francois Mitterand
International Assembly
Western Europe
International Committee For Coordination of Movements For
European Union
Dunan Sandys
Winston Churchill
Sandy
Hague
Churchill
Mitterand
Reynaud
America
Trask Bridge Picnic Draws Senate Rivals
The 38th annual Trask bridge picnic, 11 miles northwest of Rockford, drew thousands with United States Senator C Wayland Brooks and Paul H Douglas as main speakers. An adding machine was invented by a Frenchman in 1642.
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Trask Bridge
Senate
Rockford
United States
C. Wayland Brooks
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
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Edwin Blums
Mark Golden
Mrs. Tilley
John A. Marty
Switzerland
Martys
Messrs
Mmes
Emery Silver
Ernest Schlittler
John —Hammer
Walter Hoesly
Wiliam Spring
E. A. Bently
William Pagel
Norman Rose
Gordon
Merlyn Schmid
Dwight Zweifel
Clarence Blumer
Anton Hefty
Barbara Rhyner
Rose B. Voegels
Nellie Zweifel
Florence Kubly
Easy Secret
Ien Holmes
P.O
Paul
Minnesota
Mr. and
Mrs
Edwin Blam
Grand Canyon of
Colorado
Don ‘Lopez de Cardenas
Mexico
Ers
Paris
Ter
Hemisphere
England
Wenger and
Kramer
Coca-Cola Company
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Coca-Cola Bottling Company
the Cove
Pate
Bell
Hotel
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