Weddings and receptions mark weekend ceremonies across towns
Patricia Ransdell and Robert Tracy wed at First Methodist Church with a Sunday ceremony and a 10 day Wisconsin Michigan wedding trip. Guests from multiple states attended. The couple plan university study and join the Tracy furniture business in Madison after a home on Lathrop Street. A second wedding, Jean Johnson and Chester Woodie, occurred in Webster New York with a buffet reception and plans to reside in Chicago.
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Patricia Ransdell
Robert Tracy
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Patricia Jane Ransdell
Thomas F. Ransdell
10Th Street
Robert Jay Tracy
Orla J. Tracy
16Th Street
Charles A. Briggs
Sally Ransdell
Harry Egdorf
Chicago
Shirley Sloan
Champaign
Raymond Myers
Monroe
Arthur Myers
Milwaukee
John Haderslein
Barbara Wagner
Jane Marty
Jean Rabehl
Jean Stauffacher
Tracy
Wisconsin
Michigan
Lathrop Street
Madison
Monroe High School
University of
Coast Guard
Tracy Furniture
University of Wisconsin
L. R. Byram
Tampa
Fla
E. A. Rieckman
Aurora
Til
William Broeck
Crawfordsville
Ind
John M. Rogers
Indianapolis
Jack Rogers
Washington, D. C
Lester Michael
Marshall
William T. Reed
Eugene Reed
Ethel Kelley
Robert Edgerton
Darlene Levanson
Margerite Whitehill
John Haderlein
L. N. Lavin
Ly Adelman
Beloit
J. W. Zimmerman
Paul Zimmerman
Brodhead
Will Meinert
Carol
Virgil
John Kryder
Roy Fries
John E. Kryder
Leta Joy Kryder
Johnson-Woodie
Jean G. Johnson
Webster
N. Y
Chester E. Woodie
Webster, N. Y
Richard T. Johnsons
Mr. Woodle
Cassius Woodle
Kathryn Fitzpatrick
Robert Roderick
Woodle
Rochester Business Institute
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
Monarch Foods
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Tea Leaders Conference Invites Miss Burmeister At Campus
Miss Mary Margaret Burmeister daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy F Burmeister 1115 21st Avenue has been invited as social chairman and senior sister in North Hall one of 25 student residences. Campus leaders arrive Thursday Sept 12 for a dinner with faculty sponsors and student organization guests.
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Mary Margaret Burmeister
Roy F. Burmeister
21St Avenue
North Hall
Block Family Fetes Edward Block’s 69th Birthday
Relatives of Edward Block of Jordan township gathered at Recreation Park Sun day for a picnic dinner and social afternoon. Guests included Fred and Beverly Block, Dorothy Block, Edna Block, Chester Block and other Block relatives from Monroe Browntown Freeport Clarno and nearby towns.
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Edward Block
Jordan Township
Recreation Park
Fred Block
Frederic
Wayne
Rachel
Winslow
Roy Block
Beverly
Dorothy Block
Edna Block
Monroe
Chester Block
Browntown
Fred Maske
William Timm
Emmett Timm
Freeport
Fred Roth
Lillian Roth
Nathan Roth
Leslie Albright
Clarno
Feldt Reunion Elects Officers at 1947 Meeting
The 23rd Feldt reunion gathered at Recreation Park on Sunday. Officers elected include President Mrs. Fred Abbott, Secretary Florence Frederick, Treasurer Mrs. Chester Haman, Program Chairman Art Keeneats, Mary Albright, and Mable Hahlen. A noon picnic led to a program and business session with plans to hold the event again at Recreation Park.
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Feldt
Recreation Park
Fred Abbott
Florence Frederick
Chester Haman
Art Keeneats
Mary Albright
Mable Hahlen
Klassy Schulz wed in New Glarus ceremony
Miss Louise Marie Klassy became the bride of Alvin William Schulz in a Friday morning double ring service at the Swiss Evangelical Reformed church New Glarus. Rev Walter J Stuckey officiated. A family wedding dinner followed at the bride's home. The couple will live on a farm near Belleville after a wedding trip.
Hasse Gruenberg-Wolf Hasse Wedding Joins Two Families
The marriage of Prudence F. Wolf Hasse and Gerhard E. Gruenberg took place at 8 p.m. Saturday at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev. Paul C. Kehle officiating. The couple, son and daughter of local residents, will reside at 803 7th Avenue and plans include visiting relatives in Indiana or Michigan before Niagara Falls.
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Hasse—Gruenberg
Prudence F. Wolf Hasse
14Th Avenue
Gerhard E. Gruenberg
14Th Street
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Edwin E. Wolf
Browntown
Lovedy Wolf
Paul Gruenberg
Marie Gruenberg
Wedding Shower Honoring Miss Segner Before Aug 31
Miss Betty Segner celebrated at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Miss Helen Maurer and Miss Alice Cunningham at the Maurer home 609 7th avenue. Guests included Miss Virginia Marti Miss Clara Jenny Anderson Theresa Meicuiry Gladys Jenny and Mrs Harry Williams.
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Segner
Betty Segner
John E. Ronald
Albert Mauer
7Th Avenue
Helen Maurer
Alice Cunningham
Virginia Marti
Clara Jenny, Anderson
Theresa Meicuiry
Gladys Jenny
Harry Williams
Leonia cartoonist Nate L. Collier feted at Corson home reunion
Entertained for Nate L Collier famed Leonia cartoonist and cousin of Mrs Victor S Corson at a Sunday family reunion at the Corson residence. Collier plans a weeklong visit to see friends and relatives in nearby communities with guests including Clifford Schrack and others in Cedarville and Freeport.
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Nate L. Collier
Leonia
N. J
Victor S. Corson
Monroe
Corson
Collier
Clifford Schrack
Alice Scrack
Smith
Charles Schrack
Cedarville
Jeanette Hannah
Freeport
Elmer
Local names listed at ceremonies in multiple towns
The article lists attendees and family connections including Bobb in Sinsinawa and Janesville, Harry Bobb, Frank Bobb, Brod head S. E. Heise, Orangeville Calif., Mrs. John Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles He bel in Waukesha, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor I. Corson with daughter Miss Jean Corson in Monroe.
Couple United in Marriage at Immanuel Church
A ceremony at 12 30 p m Saturday united Mrs Frieda H Gempeler formerly of Monroe and now of Spring Harbor Madison with Erwin C Trumpf of Madison. Rev Alvin C Rabehl officiated. After a short trip in northern Wisconsin they will reside at 2420 Kendall Avenue Madison.
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Immanuel Evangelical Church
United
Frieda H. Gempeler
Monroe
Spring Harbor
Madison
Erwin C. Trumpf
Alvin C. Rabehl
Wisconsin
Trumpf
Kendall Avenue
McReynolds One Time Dissenting Justice Dies at 84
James Clark McReynolds, longtime associate justice famed as the era’s top dissenter against New Deal laws, died at Walter Reed Army Hospital aged 84 after a year of illness. He will be buried in Elkton, Kentucky, with funeral services planned for Thursday. He left the court Feb 1 1941 after 26 years on the bench noted for fiery opposition to Roosevelt administration legislation. He had previously served as attorney general under Woodrow Wilson.
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Washington
James Clark McReynolds
Supreme Court
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Elkton
McReynolds
Congress
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
High Court
Local residents visit add two years of war memories this fall
A string of visits and travels fills the week in Monticello and nearby areas. Mary Waelchli returns from Boling Field with a brief college review, while Mrs. Fisher heads to Waco to join her husband after two years apart. Campers at Decatur park include Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Stephenson, and others. State fair visitors and widespread travels involve Copplien, Steindorf, Loeffel, and Krueger families visiting relatives in Decatur and Stillwater, River Falls, and Detroit areas.
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Mary
Joanna Waelchli
Monticello
Anna Rhyner
Wac
Boling Field
D. C
R. M. Fisher
Waco
Tex
Fisher
Texas
California
Aimee Bartlette
C. S. Knapp
Flo Stephenson
Decatur
Addie Ayres
Decatur Park
Clayton Burt
Sally
Georgeanne Hiavachek
Wanda Gaarder
Ervin Copplien
George Coplien
Frank Steindorf
Rolland Steindorf
William Steindorf
Fred Loeffel
T. E. Sharer
David and
James
William Krueger
Betty Broge
Harold Eldred
George Anderson
Bernard Russ
Stillwater
Minn
River Falls
Wis
A. F. Stauffacher
Detroit
Eugene Stephenson
Harry Meinert
A. H. Meinert
Ill
Meinert
Jessie Gravenor
Chicago
Jack Waldrop
Danny
Lee Gillette
Georgia
Jane Flint
Harry Thurman
Mae Thornton
Jordan Carlson
Evansville
Monticello Notes Briefly Visit Madison and Monroe
Local residents from Monticello and surrounding towns are recorded visiting Madison Monroe and Baraboo for conventions visits and family trips. Names include the Barrows Blum Dooley Prisk Stauffacher and many others with trips to fairs circuses and the state fair in Milwaukee. Several Mattison Madison and Verona residents join regional travel and social events over the period noted.
U.S. Patent Grants Reach Half Million Mark by 1945
Between 1913 and 1945 the United States issued nearly 500,000 patents. The milestone reflects rapid growth in innovation during the early 20th century across multiple industries and technologies.
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United States
Want Ad Costs and Labor Split in Local Market
A local classified feature notes buyers face high effort for modest pay as workers handle multiple jobs to fill ads. The piece highlights the imbalance between workload and earnings in the Want Ad trade and suggests broader market pressures shaping the classifieds sector.
Political tussles outline for 1948 and 1952 races
Mississippi Republican Rep. Dan R. McGehee competes with John Bell Williams in a Seventh District Democratic runoff looms in Mississippi while Nebraska Republicans hear a keynote by Sen. Chapman Revercomb. Dewey chances seen if New York and Albany meet in September with Mead or Lehman favored for governor in New York and potential 1952 White House bid.
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Washington
Nebraska
Congress
Mississippi
Dan R. McGehee
John Bell Williams
Chapman Revercomb
R-W.va
Texas
Beauford H. Jester
Homer P. Rainey
University of Texas
House
Joseph J. Mansfield
Milton H. West
New York
Saratoga
Thomas E. Dewey
Hugh A. Drum
New York State Guard
William J. Donovan
OSS
Drum
Dewey
GOP
Mead
Albany
James M. Mead
UNRRA
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Herbert H. Lehman
Senate
White House
James A. Farley
New Glarus Visitors and Madison Outings Report
Mrs Henry Pauli, Norman Halverson, and Dennis Streiff spend several days in Chicago. Hobart Freitag, Lyle, Stanley Freitag, Dennis Pauli, Dr John Larsen and Victor travel to Madison. Mrs Dave Kundert Jr and Mrs Mathilda Kubly plus Junior Kun dert visit Madison. Mrs John Pauli and children Judith and Stanley visit Walter Marty home. Mrs Henry Nelson goes to Madison. Dr S J Francois and Mrs Hugo Beichel from California were in Madison. Robert Wittwer and others are noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Halverson
Dennis Streiff
Chicago
Hobart Freitag
Lyle
Stanley Freitag
Dennis Pauli
John Larsen
Victor
Victor Herman
Madison
Dave Kundert Jr
Mathilda Kubly
Junior Kundert
John Pauli
Judith
Stanley
Walter Marty
Belleville
Henry Nelson
S. J. Francois
Hugo Beichel
California
Robert Wittwer
Livestock Market Report Chicago USDA Prices
Livestock prices show hog salable 21 500 with mixed weights and sow dominance, cattle and calves at 40 000 with lower prime steers and yearlings, vealers steady. Poultry and butter and eggs firm with varied U S price categories, grain markets ease on heavy hogs and poorly fed cattle, wheat trading cautious with potential price ceilings.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Grain Receipts Tallied by Commodity at Board Meeting
In a report from the session receipts counted 146 cars of wheat 104 cars of corn and 130 cars of oats with others limiting orders to board of trade members. The notes indicate continuing activity in commodity movements and priority handling for members.
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Board of Trade
Wall Street Holds Cautious Tone Amid Mixed Trading
New York trading mixed as investors stayed on the sidelines while floor traders picked up small gains. American Telephone trimmed last week’s loss while Eastman Kodak, Bethlehem, Chrysler, GM, Montgomery Ward and others advanced. Losers included U S S Rubber, Goodrich, Southern Pacific and Northern Pacific as bonds stayed narrow and commodities uneven.
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Wall Street
New York
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Public Service of N.J
Electric Power & Light
Union Carbide
Douglas Aircraft
Eastern Airlines
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Air Reduction
U. S&s. Rubber
Goodrich
American Smelting
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
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Arthur Wermuth
L-Man Army
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L-Man
William Thompson
Wermuth
Black Hills
O. D. Curtis
J. W. Barlow
Wallace P. Barlow
Mmes
Erma Prisk
Crystal Brusveen
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Anna Babler
Edna Babler
Eleanor Marty
Florence Loveland
Ruth Abley
Margaret Blum
Emil Blum
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Carla
Delores Blum
Alma Disch
Robert Wild
John Blumer
Anna Theiler
Ralph Cairnes
Fennimore
Gail
Clark Doones
Kay
Edmund Dooley
Fred Reich
Oconomowoc
Frederick Voegels
New Glarus
H. A. Becker
Madison University
Ted Zurbuchen
Zane
Minnesota
Ed Mann
Verona
Adam Schuler
Donald
Ralph
Beth Ann
Bernice Schneider
Joanne
F. W. Voegels
Dorothy Ann Stauffacher
Dick Stauffacher
Baraboo
Delmer Kubly
Roy Ann
Mellards
Chippewa Falls
W. S. Hoesly
Peter Blum
Frank G. Clark
William Sherer
Hulda Amelong
Sherer
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Bobby
Jimmy
Rudolph Rindy
Madon
Odell Monte
Bonner White
Rinehart Theiler
Helga Nichols
Frank McQuillam
Muscada
Herman Feenie
Cecil Campbell
Cedarburg
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Edwin Stuessy
Nic Freitag
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Valerie
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A. R. Achtemeier
Green Lake
Young People’s Conference of
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Arthur Wagnen
Kasson
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Yonkers
Charles Hoesly
Rut
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Gible
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Diane
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Alanna
Walter
Wanda
Gerald
Patricia Bunker
Camp Douglas
Dave Kundert Sr
Glarus
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Johnson Motor Sales
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Dirneil
Dixie Shop
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