Orchestra To Play For Special Dance Honoring Guardsmen
Madison orchestra under Tomraviananis will play for a youth council dance at the armory honoring Co. I Peoria in Pekin Til. The event runs 8 30 to 11 30 pm with Co I bivouacking at the fair grounds then leaving tomorrow.
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Tomraviananis
Madison
Armory
Co. I
National Guard
Peoria
Pekin
Til
Camp MecCoy
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Patti
Prettying
Dolores Hodgson
Donald Fritz
Jane Anderson
Barbara Boyd
Karen Bender
Doris Ann Tschudy
American Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Shaffer
Route 2
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Youth
Women of the Moose Committees Meet in Moorestown
Women of the Moose committee chairs met senior regent Mrs Orville Bear at 2132 17th Avenue to plan the season's activities. Attendees included Elwood Scherer Jack Marty Marvin T Holcomb and others. Also noted was methodist conference attendance by Mrs H F Cunningham and Mrs Ralph Kofoed at Frontenac Minnesota.
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Women of the Moose
Orville Bear
Robert H. Maurer
17Th Avenue
Mmes. Elwood Scherer
Jack Marty
Marvin T. Holcomb
Stanley A. Beach
Roy A. Speich
Charles Schadewaldt
Robert J. Blum
Albert Zublie
Susan Benkert
Ozora Wickersham
Harold F.thurston
H. F. Cunningham
Ralph K. Kofoed
Frontenac
Minn
Cunningham
Lena Clarke
Monroe
Kofoed
L. B. Hazzard
Illinois Wesleyan University
Bloomington
Miss Meyers Dances For G U G G Meeting
Patricia Meyers entertained with several hula dances at the G U G G meeting last evening in Turner hall. Fifty eight members were present and one guest, Mrs. Paul Wagmueller, Burlington. The charter was draped for Mrs. George Schneider and birthday greetings were sung for Mmes. John Brugger Regula Babler and Marie Vogler. Mrs. Milton Rabe was chairman of the lunch and Mrs. Joseph Konrad entertainment. Honors in 500 went to Mrs. Andrew Klassy and Mrs. Louise Casanova. Yass winners were Mrs. John Kubly and Mrs. John Brugger. The next meeting will be Sept 8 at which time there will be a nomination of officers.
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Patricia Meyers
Hana
Turner Hall
Lodge
Paul Wagmueller
Burlington
George Schneider
Mmes
John Brugger
Regula Babler
Marie Vogler
Milton Rabe
Joseph Konrad
Andrew Klassy
Louise Casanova
Yass
John Kubly
Washington Group Fetes Mrs Seeholzer at Park Picnic
Washington Homemakers club hosted a picnic supper at the roadside state park near New Glarus in honor of former member Mrs Ernest Seeholzer from Smithfield U visiting en route to California to join her husband. Twenty five members and two guests attended.
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Washington Homemakers Club
New Glarus
Ernest Seeholzer
Smithfield
Roscoe Smith
Robert Braun
Seeholzer
California
Stoughton to Host First Rodeo and Wild West Show
The VFW post and Stoughton Junior Chamber sponsor a Labor Day weekend rodeo and wild west show at Mandt Park. The McKinley Rodeo and Wild West Show from Farmer City, Illinois, brings 50 stock and 30 workers, with 10 to 15 riders and 10 to 15 with specialty acts like roping and whip handling.
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Wevnamemne
Evensmry
Badeyer Post
VFW
Stoughton
Dog Alerts Family as Fire Threat Grows in Home
A Boston terrier Peggy barked to wake Mrs. Emil Schlack, helping avert a potentially deadly fire from a water heater blaze that threatened the roof at their Seymour residence. In unrelated notes, Waukesha warned residents to curb water use after a new pump failed, and Monticello breeder Jacob J Voegeli won a Brown Swiss championship with V. B. Tex Jane Peggy.
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Seymour—P
Peggy
Emil Schlack
Waukesha
Voegeli
Monticello
Jacob J. Voegeli
V. B. Tex Jane
Blanchardville Teachers Named for 1948-49 School Year
Blanchardville public schools announce the 1948-49 faculty with Mrs. Bernice M. Davis hiring to fifth and sixth grades joining Beatrix Larson and Joan Livingston in early grades. The roster includes Mrs. Joyce Jackson, Ronald Skaife, Miss Theressa O Connor, Miss Virginia Johnson, Mrs. Lorraine Hastrich Cleary, Edward Scadden, Alvin Starkweather, Merlyn Duerst, L. M. Cowley, and Francis Kingeter. School openings set for Aug 31 to Sept 6 with bus routes largely unchanged. Public notices include Swiss Colony chalet at the Wisconsin State Fair featuring Monroe labor and a eventful week with Gov. Rennebohm.
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Blancharaville
Bernice M. Davis
Madison
Blanchardville
Davis
Coleman
Spring Green
Beatrix Larson
Viola
Joan Livingston
Livingston
Miss Larson
Miss Livingston
Grant County
Joyce Jackson
Ronald Skaife
Theressa O'Connor
Virginia Johnson
Lorraine Hastrich Cleary
Edward Scadden
Alvin Starkweather
Merlyn Duerst
L. M.cowley
Francis Kingeter
Naver
ERP Report Cites Slower European Recovery
The Economic Cooperation Administration said Europe’s recovery slowed in its first year. Nations earned dollars sufficient for only one fifth of Western Hemisphere imports, a key ERP challenge as the program enters year two. The agency holds that a healthy, independent economy remains attainable despite the difficulties.
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Warmington
Economic Cooperation Administration
Europe
ECA
British surgeon Sir Crisp English dies at 71
Sir Crisp English a renowned London surgeon and consultant to multiple hospitals died aged 71. He operated on Princess Mary sister of King George VI during an appendicitis case in 1933.
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London
Crisp English
Crisp
Princess Mary
King George VI
Murray Ridicules Pension Rivalry in Steel Strike Case
Philip Murray of the CIO steel workers union denounces claims that John Lewis wins miners pensions fuel steel union demands. He labels Voorhees the voice of reaction and says rivalry is not the case. Steel workers seek 125 dollars monthly pensions within a 30 cent hourly package before a presidential fact finding board.
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New York
Rrestat
Philip Murray
CIO Steel Workers Union
John L. Lewis
Enders M. Voorhees
U. S. Steel Corp
Murray
Voorhees
John Lewis
Crash victim dies in two car collision
Ger scheski, 67, of Cleveland Heights, died yesterday at County emergency hospital from injuries sustained in a Saturday two car crash. Five other persons were injured in the collision.
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Wry— Rrank Gerscheski
Cleveland Heights
County Emergency Hospital
Polio Victim Mary Lou Meinert Meets Chicago Mayor
Mary Lou Meinert a 13 year old polio survivor from Browntown spent a Chicago week as her prize from a radio contest She met Mayor Kennelly attended a White Sox Red Sox game toured the city rode a three hour sightseeing trip and appeared on WGN Meet Your Match She also visited Brookfield Zoo and received gifts and cash for her broadcast guest appearance
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Mary Lou Meinert
Browntown
Chicago
Kennelly
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Comiskey Park
Railroad Fair
WGN
Brookfield Zoo
Cary Grant
Ann Sheridan
Virginia Gale
Mary Lou
Hom
John O'Malley
Rock City
Drivers Strike At 19 Madison Firms
Madison truck drivers, dockmen, and warehouse workers of Local 442 AFL walk out after failing negotiations with 19 Madison moving and truck firms. Contracts expired May 1 and federal conciliator attempts failed. Dispute centers on wages, conditions, and overtime differentials.
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Madison —Ury
AFL
Madison Moving
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18Th Avenue
Arthur Bear
J. L. Babler
Lee Stauffacher
Bear
Stauffacher
Flora Fluter
Mabel Thompson
Clifford Lien
Glenn Syse
Quinton Syse
Edwin Kolden
Vivian Johnson
Gilman Helmeid
Florence
Anton Larson
Joseph Gadwiler
Ella Everson
Esther Benson
Ella Helmeid
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Brodhead
Donna Shaw
Clancy Shaw
Walter Saur
William’ Saur
Port Washington
St. Paul's Chapel
Bridge Club
Lloyd Breyvogle
Robert Eugle
Leo Scherble
Mrs. Steven
Luick
Ruf
Miss Meyers
G.U.G.G
Washington
Kenneth Schnelle
Evansville
Schneider
Matt B. Wittenwyler
Messrs
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Glen Gempeler
Gordon
Melvin Blumer
Ralph Zimmerman
William
Rodney Zimmerman
la Vonne
Helen Steuri
Green County
Fraunfelder
Mark Kulmir
Carl Marty Jr
Oscar Rennebohm
Jack Reynolds
Switzerland
Harry B. Lyford
Wisconsin Avenue
Forrest Kublyn
Heinie
Grenadiers
Alvin Kubly
Clifford Riese
Ralph Schaad
Herbert Vogel
Charles R. Niles
Harold Baltzer
Fred Kubly
Glen Hind
Laura Stauffacher
Helen Fraunfelder
Sally Peckham
Nancy Bishop
Norma Waelti
Ruth Severson
Connie Johnson
Mary Ellen Burkhard
Darlyne Adelman
JoAnne Elmer
Helene Joy
Gladys Gibbons
Fred Pfaeffli
H. W. Rifle
Minnie Roenneburg
George Hartwig
Alma Norder
Gladys Severson
Emma Leuenberger
Virgil Hawthorne
Wilbur E. Dei
Philadelphia
City Hall
The
Swiss Cheese Shop
Connors
Yau
Connors Plumbing and Heating
Chevrolet
Stee
Fisher Unisteel
Fisher
Monroe, Wis
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
Wlad
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