Kathryn Blaser and Alvin Wilde Wed in St John’s Ceremony
Kathryn Blaser daughter of the Hoopers and Alvin Wilde son of Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Wilde wed at St. John’s Church in a 3 pm double ring ceremony. Rev. Paul Kehle officiated as bridesmaids wore sea green satin and guests gathered for a reception at 1008 16th street. The couple will honeymoon in Chicago and a northern point before settling in Brodhead.
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St. John’s Church
United Marriage
Kathryn Blaser
Bernard Hoopers
Brodhead
Alvin Wilde
Tobias Wilde
Forrest H. Riese Monroe
Paul C. Kehle
Alex Etter
16Th Street
Chicago
Wilde
Woodstock Typewriter Co
Monroe
Fred Salzwedel
G U G G Welcomes Lena Peterson at Lodge Meeting
Monroe G U G G lodge held a meeting with 48 members present. Lena Peterson was initiated as a social member while birthday greetings were sung for Mrs. Henry Babler and Mrs. John Brugger.
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Lena Peterson
Monroe G. U. G. G. Lodge
Mmes
Henry Babler
John Brugger
Mary Lengacher
Emma Tschanz
Mines
Emma Kundert
John Wyss
Will Gempler
Two Pastors Feted At Bethel Gathering
A small informal picnic at the Lakeside Heights clubhouse honored Misses Mayte Richardson and Sara Moyer. The pair have led Bethel church evangelistic services the past two weeks and will return to Ithaca and Lloyd after Sunday services.
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Mayte Richardson
Sara Moyer
Lakeside Heights
Rosemary Gerber
Hazel Falk
Aleatha Buri
Carol Kundert
Evelyn Rabe
Virginia
Mildred Rabe
Mildred Krauss
Richardson
Moyer
Bethel Church
Ithaca
Lloyd
Miss Ruth Waefler Honored at Waelchli Home Shower
Mrs. Marie Waelchli hosted a pre nuptial shower for Ruth Waefler who will wed David Wilde of New Glarus next month. Guests included Chocolate Shop employees and Mrs Alvin H Babler at the Waelchli residence 718 12th avenue. A picnic lunch was served and gifts exchanged.
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Marie Waelchli
Ruth Waefler
David Wilde
New Glarus
The
Chocolate Shop
Alvin H. Babler
Waelchli
12Th Avenue
Miss Waefler
Rupnows Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Sunday open house hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Rupnow at 1414 22nd Avenue marks their 25th anniversary. The event runs 3 to 5 p.m. and includes their two sons Roger of Madison and Richard of Marquette University.
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Otto H. Rupnow
22Nd Avenue
Rupnows
Roger
Madison
Richard
Marquette University
Park Dance Postponed By Weather At Recreation Park
Recreation director Lawrence L. Kitchen announced this morning that square dancing at the Recreation Park tennis courts is postponed tonight because of uncooperative weather.
Feldt Reunion Planned at Recreation Park Potluck
The Feldt reunion will be held at Recreation Park starting at noon with a potluck picnic. Miss Florence Frederick, secretary, announced today. Mrs. Fred Abbott of Monticello is president and Mrs. Chester Haman of Juda is treasurer.
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Feldt
Recreation Park
Florence Frederick
Fred Abbott
Monticello
Chester Haman
Juda
Juda Boys Trip to Cubs Giants Game
Juda Franklin Liedschlag Russell Carter and Jacob Gruenewald led 15 Pioneers and Friendly Indians on a trip to a Chicago Cubs versus Giants baseball game this Wednesday.
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Franklin Liedschlag
Russell Carter
Jacob Gruenewald
Cubs
Annual Roundup Set by Green County Boots and Saddle Club
The Green County Boots and Saddle club announces its fifth annual round-up at Condon's Circle C Ranch in Brodhead for Sunday September 17. An all western horse show is planned.
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Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Condon
Circle Cc Ranch
Brodhead
Nancy Zimmerman and John Tollefson wed at family home
Nancy J Zimmerman daughter of Clarence Zimmerman and John Tollefson son of Mrs Fern Tollefson were married in a 2 30 p m ceremony at the Zimmerman home in Brodhead. Rev Leon Holm officiated. The couple plans a northern Wisconsin honeymoon and will live on the Tollefson farm near Orfordville.
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Brodhead
Nancy J. Zimmerman
Clarence Zimmermans
John T. Tollefson
Fern Tollefson
Orfordville
Zimmerman
Leon Holm
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Marcia Holcomb
Stanton Heyerdahl
Lucile Rosheisen
Fretah McClellan
Mary Newcomer
Anna
From Here To Attend CE Camp and Rally Plans
District officers attend a state Christian Endeavor retreat at Green Lake from tomorrow to Sunday. The southern rally at Beth El Church, Monroe, set for Sept. 3, features three discussion groups led by Virginia Krauss, Wilbur Dickson, and Paul Matzke on the topic Christian how do you know you are right. Events start with registration at 2:30 p m followed by discussions from 3 to 5 hymn singing at 5, pot luck supper at 6:30 and public service at 7:45. A film Like a Mighty Army plays in the evening session.
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Christian Endeavor
Green Lake
Aleatha Buri
Shirley Ninneman
Monroe
Paul Matzke
Juda
Kathryn Schmerse
Brodhead
Bethel Church
Virginia Krauss
Wilbur Dickson
Janesville
Matzke
Kenneth Brice
Browntown Youth Center Opens With Open House
Browntown plans a Monday 8 p.m. opening for a new youth center program with games singing color slides and refreshments for interested youths. Membership is set at the opening meeting and all youths must register to take part in activities and future planning. The center sits in the new community building housing the fire department and village office.
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Browntown
Miss Norma Christen Honored at Monticello Shower
Miss Norma Christen received a bridal shower Monday evening in Monticello. Friends hosted the event with canasta and gifts for the honoree, whose September wedding to Leland Rockow of Juda was announced. Attending were Misses Carol Durana Clara Frehner Johanna Waelchli Beth Ann Becker Audrey Wichser Betty Rockow and Mrs Wilbert Christen Jr.
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Monticello
Norma Christen
Leland Rockow
Juda
Carol Durana
Clara Frehner
Milwaukee
Johanna Waelchli
Beth Ann Becker
Audrey Wichser
Betty Rockow
Wilbert Christen Jr
Miss Eileen Trestrail Weds Arthur J Wendt at Darlington
Miss Eileen Trestrail daughter of the Lloyd Trestrails Darlington and Arthur J Wendt Portage wed Aug 19 at 2 pm in Grace Lutheran church with Tap ers and white gladioli as background. Rev J J Lippoldt presided. Attendants included Thelma Hale Marguerite Huntington Otis Wendt and Dr Harry W Trestail.
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Darlington
Tapers
Grace Lutheran Church
Eileen Trestrail
Lloyd Trestrails
Arthur J. Wendt
Portage
Arthur A. Wendts
Campbellsport
J. J. Lippoldt
Thelma Hale
Freeport
Marguerite Huntington
Portage Couple Married Then Head East for Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Wendt married Saturday and left for an eastern honeymoon. Harold Huntington and Eugene Thompson served as ushers. The groom will work at the Galley studio in Portage and Mrs Wendt is a University of Wisconsin alumna.
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Harold Huntington
Eugene Thompson
Esther Newman Receives Farewell Party Before Teaching Move
Miss Esther Newman, who accepted a teaching position at Mayville, was honored at a farewell party last Friday attended by 120 friends from the community and Juda Center Homemakers clubs. The program featured Mrs. Irvin Matzke as toast mistress and participants including Miss Inez Weaver Shirley Rosheisen Nathan Hartwig Mrs. Herbert Andereck and daughter Anthony Jones Mrs. Milo Zimmerman and Mrs. Lavern Nyman.
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Juda
Esther Newman
Mayville
Juda Center Homemakers Clubs
Irvin Matzke
Inez Weaver
Shirley Rosheisen
Nathan Hartwig
Herbert Andereck
Anthony Jones
Milo Zimmerman
Laverne Nyman
Miss Gmur to Wed New Glarus in Swiss Church
Engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Donna Gmur to Lowell Nevil son of the Jeffrey Nevils of Brooklyn announced by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Gmur. Plans set for 8 p.m. wedding in Swiss church Saturday September 16.
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Miss Gmur
New Glarus
Donna Gmur
Lowell Nevil
Jeffrey Nevils
Brooklyn
Joseph H. Gmur
Meet at Monticello Royal Neighbors Lodge Event
The Royal Neighbors lodge met Tuesday at the Albert Strasser home with Mrs. William Lauber of Monroe and Mrs. Waldo Zimmerman as co-hostesses. After the business meeting 500 was played and refreshments served.
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Monticello
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Albert Strasser
William Lauber
Monroe
Waldo Zimmerman
Albany artist earns honorable mention at Wisconsin State Fair
Patricia Molm of Cassville is among Wisconsin artists receiving honorable mention for an amateur watercolor at the Wisconsin State Fair. She is the Albany Herald former publisher Ralph Molm’s daughter.
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Albany
Patricia Molm
Cassville
Wisconsin
Ralph Molms
Albany Herald
Shirley Schenk to Wed Harry Kolb in September
Miss Shirley Schenk daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Schenk west of Albany will marry Harry Kolb of Madison on September 10. A nuptial shower for Miss Schenk is planned at the Community Center Saturday evening.
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Miss Shenk
Albany
Shirley Schenk
Harry Kolb
Madison
Miss Schenk
Otto Schenk
Community Center
Royal Neighbors Meet at Beightol Home
The Royal Neighbor lodge held its meeting Tuesday evening at the John Beightol residence with Mrs Beightol and Mrs Floyd Chambers serving as co hosts.
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Royal Neighbor Lodge
John Beightol
Beightol
Floyd Chambers
No Dance Classes Postponed for Miss Knaack Pupils
Dance and baton pupils of Miss Patricia Knaack will not have classes tomorrow here as scheduled.
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Patricia Knaack
Polio Spread Slowing After Year’s Peak Signs
Public Health Service reports polio cases rose 3 percent to 1,489 in the past week, the smallest weekly increase since late May as the year’s upward trend may be near its peak. Cumulative total reaches 9,097 this year, versus 16,375 a year ago.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Carol Koepp Hurt In Farm Truck Fall
Carol Koepp daughter of August Koepp suffered serious injuries after falling from a truck while helping on the farm. She sustained a broken leg several broken ribs and a head injury. She is at her brother's home in Evansville
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Carol Koepp
Albany
August Koepp
Evansville
Australia to deploy full Korea contingent despite health refusals
Canberra reports a high government source states Australia has fully recruited its Korea destined troop contingent. Forty percent of applicants were rejected for poor health or insufficient war experience.
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Canberra
Australia
Insurance Bill Passes in Senate for War Risk Coverage
Washington reports the Senate approved a bill allowing a federal maritime board to provide war risk insurance on American ships and sent it to the president for signing. The measure aims to safeguard shipping amid potential wartime hazards.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Maritime Board
Juda Union High School Opens Registration in September
Juda Union high school will open at 9 a m September 4 for registration announced Principal William H Clements. Classes dismiss at 11 30 that day with regular bus service. Freshman class projected at 25, with 120 grade school pupils expected to remain enrolled. Three buses will operate with two district and one private bus. Band practice moves to bus garage and new band uniforms have been ordered.
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Juda
Juda Union High School
William H. Clements
Irvin Matzke
Fred Brunkow
Wisconsin October Draft Quota Set for 1161 Draftees
Wisconsin’s October draft quota is 1161 draftees chosen from 5481 men to be examined in September. August figures show 4563 examined with 1158 to begin training in September. Outside Milwaukee county boards provided three examined per inductee in August, rising to four in September. Milwaukee boards sent five examined per inductee.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Selective Service
Milwaukee County
Red China Veteran Heads Enemy Corps
North Korea born General Kim Mu-chong age 45 leads the North Korean second corps under Chinese army command. He joined Whampoa Academy in China and became a communist around 1925 after moving to China at age 14. He has risen to high influence in the Chinese military.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Kim Mu-chong
Kim
North Korea
China
Whampoa Military Academy
West Point
Lockheed Engineer Describes 70 Million Watt Searchlight
Lockheed engineer C Bryant announced a new airborne searchlight development for submarine detection. Installed in an underwing nacelle the light reportedly emits a carbon arc incandescent beam of 70 000 000 watts to aid night patrols. Pasadena reports from the illuminating engineers yesterday.
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Pasadena
Lockheed
W. C. Bryant
The
Illuminating Engineers
CAA Chooses Knot as Air Traffic Unit in 1952 Change
The Civil Aeronautics Administration will require knots and nautical miles in all air communications starting July 1 1952. The move aligns civilian aviation with the military standard set in 1946. A nautical mile equals 6 080 feet and a statute mile 5 280 feet, aiding map and chart distance measurements.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
U. S
Orfordville High Adds New Agricultural Program
Orfordville High School will offer a full agriculture course starting Sept. 5. Principal A H Erickson announced the district contracts with the state industrial commission for the agricultural department and home economics department for the second semester. Robert Perkins of Beloit is hired as agricultural teacher. Rodger Nelson was hired as physical education and science teacher and assistant coach.
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Orfordville
Orfordville High School
A. H. Erickson
State Industrial Commission
Robert Perkins
Beloit
Rodger Nelson
19 Germans Released After War Crime Terms
Friedrich Flick and 18 other convicted Nazi war criminals were released from Landsberg prison before dawn for good behavior after serving two thirds of their sentences. Flick shouted at reporters as he rushed to a waiting car in the rain. The mass release marked the largest exodus of war criminals from the site since U.S. supervision began.
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Landsberg
Germany
Friedrich Flick
Flick
United States
Hitler
McCarthy Tax Dispute Moves Through Wisconsin Authorities
Milwaukee Journal reports state tax department challenges Senator McCarthy’s claim of no Wisconsin income tax due for 1949 and reopens audits for 1947 and 1948. The department seeks detailed financial records including check stubs bank statements and stock transactions.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
State Department
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Journal Story
Appleton
Journal
The
Tax Department
Farm notes on dairy cattle and farm practices
Mrs. Fred Speich of near Albany suffered a cut near the ankle after a cow kicked her, needing stitches. On the William Hoffman farm south of Monroe first daughters of a Carnation bull yield 50 to 72 pounds of butterfat monthly as two year olds, with natural service replacing artificial breeding after low settlement rates.
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Fred Speich
Albany
William Hoffman
Monroe
Herbert Hoffman
Hoffman
Natural Service
First-of-its-kind feed conference opens state event
August proceedings invite anyone interested in feed problems. Topics include latest research feed rations and outlook. The session marks a unique state event for agricultural education and practice.
British Forces Join UN In Korea Landing
The cruiser Ceylon and aircraft carrier Unicorn sailed with 1,500 British infantrymen to Korea. The Middlesex and Argyll and Sutherland regiments are the first British ground troops to join UN land forces fighting North Korean communists.
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Hong Kong
Ceylon
Unicorn
Middlesex and
Argyll and Sutherland
United Nations
Buick ROADMASTER Price Pitch Pushes Buick Dealer Signups
Readers are urged to compare prices and consider signing up with local Buick dealers for the ROADMASTER model. The notice emphasizes value and dealer incentives to encourage immediate enrollment and inquiry.
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G.U.G.G
Bethel
Waefler
O.H. Rupnows
Nancy Zimmerman
John Tollefson
Clarence George
Wis
Red China
AAA
Monroe, Wis
G. S. Soseman
City Hall
Orfordville High
Stee
H. J. Weavers
Midwest
Monroe Cash Market
Riese and
Howe
Goetz Theatre Bldg
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Cners
Roadmaster
11Th Street
Wlad
BUICK
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