Minnig Voegeli Nuptials In Monticello Church
Miss Pauline Minnig daughter of John Minnig of Monti cello wed Frederick Voegeli son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Voegeli of Monticello in a double ring ceremony at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church. Rev A R Achtemeier officiated with maid of honor Helen Minnig and best man Walter Minnig. Richard Voegeli and Royal Voegeli were ushers. Nuptial music by Marian Stauffer. Reception at the bride's parents home with co-hostesses Mrs Clarence Itten and Mrs Frank Schiesser. Mrs Voegeli is a Loveland rural and Monticello High School graduate and worked at Upright Swiss Lace and Embroidery in New Glarus. husband-to-be farms after attending Purcell rural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnig
Royal Voegeli
Marian Stauffer
Achtemeier
Frederick Strahm
Carl Minnig
Ralph Hare
Voegels
Loveland Rural School
Monticello
Clarence Itten
Frank Schiesser
Melvin Voegeli
Pauline Minnig
Frederick Voegeli
Mimmie
Mmes
Herman Voegeli
Herman J. Klassy
Victor Goepfert
Melvin Blumer
Rudy Karen Jr
Robert Wittner
Nelson-Bowers
Blanchardville
Virginia Nelson
Norman Neilson
Barneveld
Randall Bowers
Albert Bowers
Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
Clarence Benson
Betty Nelson
James Eveland
Morree Country Club Auxiliary Luncheon Plans September Meetings
Forty members attended the Morree Country club auxiliary weekly luncheon. It voted to hold luncheons throughout September. Honors at four tables of bridge went to Mrs. C. J. Schwing, Mrs. Charles R. Kohli, and Mrs. Lincoln V. Domm. Golf awards were won by Mrs. Harold Heimann and Mrs. Wilbur E. Deininger. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. George Condon of Joliet and Mrs. Lincoln V. Domm of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club Auxiliary
Morree Country Club
C. J. Schwing
Charles R. Kohli
Lincoln V. Domm
Harold ©. Heimann
Wilbur E. Deininger
George Condon
Joliet,ll
Spring Grove Social Notes Include Visits and Trips
The column lists multiple visits and trips among residents. Charles Hauser of Moline spent time with grandmother Mrs John Robertson. Families from Davis Evansville Monmouth and Rockford are noted visiting relatives and friends. The piece mentions trips to Preston Grove City Beloit and the state fair among other local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hauser
Moline
John Robertson
Russell Hawkins
Art Meinert
Davis
Stanley Clark
Maurice Visger
Ed Chamberlain
Evansville
Shanghai
Lois Koehler
Glen Hauser
Walter Swanborg Jr
Rockford
Thomas Hartman
Preston
Grove City
Minn
Otto Becker
Canyon State Park
Apple River
Victor Marean
Michigan
Fred Aeschlimann
Mary
Beloit
Walton Campbell
Diane
St. Clare Hospital
Wall Street Advances With Mixed Uplift On Oversold Rally
Trading in New York showed further rally tendencies despite apathetic support as early gains faded in many stocks. The list’s gains came from Goodyear, Goodrich, Bethlehem, Great Northern, N Y Central, American Smelting, International Nickel, Phelps Dodge, Texas Co, Eastman Kodak, J I Case, Allied Chemical, Union Carbide, General Electric, American Water Works, DuPont, and Montgomery Ward. Declines included General Motors, Chrysler, Douglas Aircraft, International Harvester, American Telephone, Western Union A, Standard Oil NJ, and Kennecott. Bonds and commodities improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goodyear
Goodrich
Bethlehem
Great Northern
N. Y. Central
American Smelting
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Trading Floor
USDA cattle and hog prices show slow demand with mixed gains and losses across weights. Hog sale volumes around 3 500 salable, top 23 50, cattle and calves about 2 500 and 500 respectively, with steers and yearlings trading 22.00 to 30.00 and stock cattle 12.00 to 16.50 as market remains uneven and bids vary. Butter and eggs steady. grain futures firm on parity gains and cooler Midwest weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Midwest
Romans Wore False Teeth Widely
The article notes that wearing false teeth was common among ancient Romans, reflecting dental practices of the period and the cultural norms surrounding dental restoration.
Social visits and regional travel noted in Monroe column
Personal mentions show residents and guests from Shullsburg Argyle Brodhead Edgerton Janesville Beloit Juda Orangeville Medford Milwaukee and other places visiting Monroe area homes shops and events. Several travellers attend state fairs vacations and family gatherings with trips to Milwaukee Madison and Alden Iowa noted.
Weekend Socials Highlight Monticello Visitors and Birth Celebration
Monticello residents hosted gatherings at the Ed Thompson Sr. home for Mrs. Aven's birthday with extended family from Blanchardville. In Monroe, Mrs. Glenn Dearth welcomed visitors for newborn sharing as Randall Paulson spent weekend with Peterson grandparents. Other notes mention Betty Bolender on vacation, and Roland McGuigan traveling to Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert DeVoe
Madison Ay
Nettie Andereck
Juda
Ed Reasa
Albany
Otto Goecks
Eugene de Voe
Galen Schafer
Davenport
Lula Silver
Alden
William Reider Sr
Eagle River
John Sharer
Kenneth Hall
Milwaukee
Vernon Peterson
Leo Koehler
Madison
Robert Skattum
Waterloo
O. V. Anderson
Minot
N. D
Anderson
Selmer Lien
Norman Rosen
Monticello
Ed Thompson Sr
Andrew Ayen
Gilbert
Annie
Oscar Wamstad
Everett
Oscar Jr
Clarence Thompson
Clayton
Richard
Ed Thompson Jr
Robert
Aven
Oren Peterson
Peter O. Peterson
Shirley
Gordon
Glenn Dearth
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Randall Paulson
Betty Bolender
Haley Bros
Clarence Thorson
Freeport
F. P. Dunn
Roland McGuigan
Chicago
New York City
Kenneth Dale
Gregory
Dodgeville
Raphael
Household visitors and funeral attendance in regional towns
Numerous relatives and friends visited across Wisconsin and Minnesota towns including New Glarus, Dodgeville, Baraboo, Madison, and Monroe. Attendees traveled for Herbert Burgdorff’s funeral and 90th birthday tribute to Mary Jane McCloskey. many stayed with family or toured northern Wisconsin sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Herbert Burgdorff
Adolf Podell
Fred Haskins
Tom Donovan
Emil Donovan
Westfield
Veda Billings
Dora Pleve
Walden
Ray Atkins
Wisconsin Dells
George Sautter
DeForest
Stivers
Monroe
Roy Frazier
Hazel
Baraboo
Oman Burgdorff
Fred Burgdorff
Grand Marsh
Claire Burgdorff
Madison
Harry Church
Endeavor
H. R. Buredorff
Ida Vickers
Mineral Point
Bernadine Yaeger
New Glarus
Bertha Dokken
Gena Kammerode
Local greetings and travels noted in town society
Michael Kinane and a long list of local residents attend a gathering where the guest of honor receives gifts. Various families including Mr and Mrs F W Ingwell and Mrs Viola Johnson are noted for travels through South Dakota Minnesota and northern Wisconsin visiting relatives. George Stuessy returns to Platteville after working at Marshall's market in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kinane
Mary Kammerode
Argyle
Elizabeth Burgess
Anne Mclilhatton
Leslie
Francis Connelly
Henry
Eliza Mclilhatton
James Daly
William McCloskey
Mary Jane McCloskey
F. W.ingwell
New Glarus
Viola Johnson
H. E. Hanson
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
George Stuessy
Platteville
Marshall's Market
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Alfred Wyss
Verena Heidi
Allen Dale Heinkel
Carl Heinkel
Winslow
Miss Wyss
DeVoe Grill
Browntown
Times
Ronald Trickel
Frank Foulker
Frank West
California
Werner Pulver
Verona
Herman Becker
Walter Trickel
Ray Trickel
Irene Trickel
Ronald Rabe
Joe Metcalf
Kenneth Kiemm
Frank Walter
Emil Mann
Clark Keller
Trickel
Monroe Home Economics
Helen Gruenewald
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Arthur Marsh
Paul
Walter Williams
A. Gien
Wauwatosa
Lawrence Clark
Bernard Clark
Bennie Clark
Oakley School
Myron Koehler
Donald Hauser
Fred Rhyner
Paul Ha
Rome
Wall Street
Fence Chargers
High Line
Hotshot
Western
Charles B. Marvin
17Th Avenue
Jessie Routherd
Shullsburg
Basil Walters
Adam Freek
Brodhead
Emma Carson
Edgerton
Ellen Johnson
Janesville
Nettie Gassen
Fred Kramer
M. C. Reod
South Wayne
Alfred Buck
June Hanson
Esther Larson
John
Lloyd van Houten
Geraldine Ryan
Marge Blum
Janet Lee Kesten
Fred Jilgen
Fred Wieland
Orangeville
Maxine Miller
Roberta Massey
Hollandale
Norman Klassy
Robert Alderman
Richard Thurston
Clarence Flannery
Joe Marty
Jimmy Moe
Nola
Martys
Laney Marty
William Babler
Judith Hartz
Waukesha
W. C. Bender
Elton Segner
Lois Rebly
Ben Easter
Katherine Young
Kenneth Sherman
Elsie McGuire
Carol Jean
Darlington
Earl Howe
Max L. Schneider
Schneider
Riverview
Irene Peterson
Edward H. Maurer
Miss Peterson
Medford
Leland Shattum
Beverly
Katherine Busjahn
White Hall
Mich
Frank Busjahn
Bob Jones College
Cleveland
Tire & Battery Service
Tele
W. F. McGuigan
Woman's Day
Carl Steiner
Bertha
Ben Zweifel
Marquette
A. M. Sardeson
Zweifel
Art Juve
Fred Schraepfer
Carly Gilbertson
Farmer House
R. J. Meyer
Carlton Chandler
Carl
Earl Gross
Richard Ross
Frank Meade
John McDermott
Gertrude
Ruth Condon
Louis Hittesdorf
Stanley
Dorothy
Avoca
Orrin Freeman
Hugh Cavanaugh
William Kinane
Alvin F
Bahr’‘S
Variety Store
Twine
Pharmacy
PN Frne
Eld
Remington Electric
Oraton
Allen
Revlon
Leee
Walgreen
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