Verna Goodrich Weds Norbert Durgin in Monroe Ceremony
Miss Verna Frances Goodrich and Norbert Edmund Durgin renewed nuptial vows in a single ring ceremony read by Justice L A Koenig. Attendants were Mrs Hugh Durgin and Harold Schafer. A wedding supper followed at the groom’s home. The couple will live in Monroe. Mrs Durgin is a physiotherapist at the Monroe clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Frances Goodrich
Monroe
Albert Goodrich
Hallowell
Norbert Edmund Durgin
Delia Durgin
Arthur Durgin
Justice of the Peace
L. A. Koenig
Hugh Durgin
Harold
Women’s Union to discuss Working for World Order at St John’s
Mrs Wilbert Ott chairs the meeting at St John’s church Tuesday evening with assistance from Mrs Ernest Locher Mrs Robert Aeschlimann Mrs Stanley Beach and Mrs Roy Speich presenting on Working for World Order The program includes reports by Mrs Emil Sutter and Mrs Herbert Stauffacher on the Mission conference at Plymouth reception included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Ott
Ernest Locher
Robert Aeschlimann
Stanley Beach
Roy Speich
World Order
Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
Emil Sutter
Herbert Stauffacher
Plymouth
GUGG Holds Party at Turner Hall
The GUGG regular meeting at Turner Hall drew 50 members. Mrs. Fred Musselman supervised entertainment and refreshments. proceeds went to organization activities. Mrs. Lee Babler won high in 500 and Mrs. Milton Rabe second. Mrs. Louise Casanova captured high in bridge with Mrs. J. L. Babler second. Next meeting set for Sept 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GUGG
Turner Hall
Fred Musselman
Lee Babler
Milton Rabe
Louise Casanova
J. L. Babler
Miss Elva M. Fritz Honored At Ludlow Hotel Dinner
Miss Elva M. Fritz was honored at a small dinner party at the Ludlow hotel last evening attended by several members of her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva M. Fritz
Ludlow
Davis Burn Burns At Elkhorn Amid Barn Fire Loss
A barn and contents owned by former Monroe resident Dallas Davis burned near Elkhorn with an estimated loss of 35000. Firefighters from East Troy Delavan Lake Williams Bay and Darian aided the Elkhorn crew as attempts to spray chemicals sought to lower heat in a hay mow that reached 212 degrees. Davis lived on the Gempeler farm near the cemetery until about 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Gempeler Farm
Mable Byrne
Three Brown Swiss bulls sold from Schmid Meadow Green farm
Three registered Brown Swiss bulls were sold from Schmid Meadow Green on the west edge of Monroe. Jenny's Majesty of Meadow Green went to Howard Teasdale and Betty's Spike to Ole Sandley of Browntown. Peggy's Spike went to A G Bussan and Carl Fritz of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmid
Meadow Green
West Edge
Monroe
Marjorie Schmid
Jenny’s
Howard Teasdale
Betty
Ole Sandley
Browntown
Edna Schmid
Peggy
A. G. Bussan
Carl Fritz
Lancaster
Industrial output falls for fourth straight month July drop noted
The Federal Reserve reports July industrial production fell for the fourth consecutive month saying temporary influences affected the figure. It notes August may see a similar level as new data becomes available and mentions ongoing process developments in glass and sugar container production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Report
Livestock market notes from Chicago show salable hogs 7 000 with 190 to 240 lb classes mainly 27.25 to 27.74 while sows and heavier hogs lag. Cattle and calves valued steady with bulls and cutters active. beef cows soft, light yearling prices around 31.00 for short loads, 30.00 for 1 300 lb loads, 27.00–29.50 for good grade short loads. Butter firm, eggs steady. grain futures rise on wheat strength with oats reaching a record high for delivery. New York stocks mixed as holiday-week trading under thin volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Board of Trade
Oil supplies seen ample for 1000 to 2000 years study says
Dr. R R Sayers of the U S Bureau of Mines asserts the nation has enough oil and gasoline for 1000 to 2000 years if liquid fuels research proceeds fully. He notes shale, coal hydrogenation and gas synthesis projects underway and coal reserves estimated at three trillion tons can power needs for millennia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Haugland
Washington
R. R. Sayers
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Interior Department
Sayers
Bureau of Mines
Laramie
Wyo
Rifle
Colo
Bruceton
United States
Europe Must Offer Reasonable Aid Plan For U S Support
Washington reports that sixteen European nations drafting Europe’s recovery blueprint were told by Undersecretary Lovett that any plan must be reasonable and realistic to gain U S approval. He urged that American aid demands fall by next year and that the plan emphasize self help and mutual aid over large dollar costs. The U S will screen estimates with priority to domestic needs before Congress, and is prepared to aid in Paris to finalize European figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
United States
Robert A. Lovett
Lovett
Congress
Paris
Veto of Arbitration Bill by Acting Governor
Acting Gov Rennebohm vetoed a bill that would have appropriated 25000 dollars to the state industrial commission for an arbitration and conciliation service for labor disputes. The measure backed by CIO unions faced AFL and employer opposition. The governor, who has disapproved seven bills since July 19, did not comment on the veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Industrial Commission
Rennebohm
CIO
AFL
State
Labor Advisory Committee
Landlord jailed for contempt over rent overcharges
Philadelphia landlord Abraham Weiner was committed to prison by Federal Judge James P Mc Grannery for contempt after he refused to refund rent overcharges to nine tenants. The judge ordered he remain jailed until he complies with the court’s order. The report also notes a historic remark about the Caribs as Vikings of South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James P. McGrannery
Abraham Weiner
Exchange Letters Between Truman and Pope Pius XII
The Vatican and Myron Taylor released letters between President Truman and Pope Pius XII. Truman urged world moral forces to unite or risk strengthened forces of destruction, while the pope expressed gratitude for the United States commitment to lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Myron Taylor
Truman
Pius XII
Mr. Truman
Pope
Juvenile Delinquents Cared For in Madison
The Wisconsin state board of public welfare orders A W Bayley to prepare medations for juvenile delinquents at five state owned houses in Madison. A youth service act requires diagnostic facilities for youths ages 16 to 21 committed by courts after March 1 1948. An earlier 1945 appropriation funded a diagnostic center but delays persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Board of Public Welfare
A. W. Bayley
Welfare Department
Bayley
Wisconsin
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Verna Goodrich
Norbert Durgin
Monticello
Mt. Pleasant
Marianne Elmer
Gladys Buehl
Carol Babler
Rosemary Elmer
Marianne
Grantsburg
Joan Darhiel
Joan
Virgil Gomez
Cerro
N. M
Bataan
Fort Logan
Denver
Veteran’s Hospital
Iowa
Illinois
Wall Street
New York
Phillips Petroleum
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Deere
American Telephone
General Electric
U. S. Gypsum
Owens-Illinois
Woolworth
U. S. Rubber
China
LituaSy
South America
West Indies
Singapore
Richardson
Joyce Overholtzer
South Gate
Calif
Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Joyce
Castel Gandolfo
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Res
Sequins
Ace Kimmin Bahr’s Variety Store
Herman Kloppman
Crivitz
Harrison L. Garner
William Stovall
Bureau of Alcoholic Studies
Sicily
Vermont
Joan Miller
Rayos
Dixie Shop
Wis
Iret
Te Te Ath
Sables LA
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