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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1947

Page

4

New Glarus Post Honored by Family of Publishers

The 50 year old weekly New Glarus Post was praised for its lineage with John founder 1897 to A J Theiler, daughter Miriam Heiler succeeding as editor after a career with Wisconsin press and United Press. The German language paper helped position New Glarus as Wisconsin’s Little Switzerland.

New Glarus Post New Glarus Ants Guateneate the Post A. J. Theiler Miss Theiler Wisconsin Wa” Softenes University of Wisconsin Miss Theiles United Press Bureau Madison Ieee Wide Post Wisconsin Press Association Badger News Baraboo Arthur Agency Little Switzerland Ee eSope Son Iol Arthur Miriam

Auxiliary Archbishop Installed in Milwaukee Ceremony

Msgr. Roman RR. Atkielski was consecrated titular bishop of Stobi and auxiliary to Archbishop Moses E. Kiley in Milwaukee. He will retain his duties as chancellor of the diocese while taking part in pontifical Mass with several bishops attending the colorful installation.

Milwaukee Roman Atkielski Stobi Moses E. Kiley Stanislaus Sone Bes Wi P aMdison

Clarno Social Notes From Grace Fowler Entries

Mrs Grace Fowler reports visitors in Clarno with multiple calls on Sunday including Emil Pressig and Copeland visiting relatives. Families from Albany Monroe Brodhead Maywood Chicago Winner and Orangeville attended gatherings and family picnics.

Emil Pressig

Albany Social News Notes From Evansville

Albany society items report the annual rates event to be held in the afternoon in Evansville with members meeting at the church at one o'clock. Mrs. C H Ferguson and others are visiting or traveling, while Carrie Purrinton and Mrs. Della Lee plan a motor trip to the Black Hills and Yellowstone.

Moat Evansville C. H. Fergueson Charles Vicky Carrie Purrinton Albany Della Lee Black Hills Yellowstone

Local Social Roundup From Monticello and Nearby Districts

Monticello and New Glarus residents attend church services and visits as C M Stauffer of Monticello guest speaks at Swiss Reformed church. Families voyage to Milwaukee Chicago and Madison for fairs visits and weddings. Students and teachers from area schools attend events and coaches meetings in Madison.

Hazel Kundert Ruth Stauffer O. D. Curtis William V. Baebler New Glarus C. M. Stauffer Monticello Paul Veenie William Spring Milwaukee Alfred Spring John Larson Patricia Freitag Chicago Albert Knobel James Dooley Monroe John Wittenwyler Herman Edmund Dooley Evansville E. A. Bentley A. W. Becker Cones Lake Bernard Biederman Dennis Kenneth Holcomb Cheryl Madison Ida Schenk J. J. Disch Albany Casper Rhyner Schenk Ernest Dahler Grace Sharon Modica Grace Colney Fred A. Blum Casper Hammerly Kenneth Lovell Gary Fred Hammerly William Pagel Jacob Legler Judith Kingdon Robert Kingdon Irene Marty Louise Zweifel Victor Elmer Will Steindorff Emma Freitag Rubert Freitag Harland and Duane Weston Anton Hoesly Ed. Freitag Eau Claire Harold Hoesly Chippe Ruth Janesville David Brink E. A. Bently Ed. Buehl William Springs Elmer Schwerin Robert Holcomb Sr John Soeiffel Thomas Runkle Norman Rosen Jacob Becker Juda Kathleen Freeport Harold Willing Janet Kenny Bertha Keller James Hancock Ralph Kubly Gilbert Disch St. Clare Hospital Glen Showers Belleville Dwight Zweifel Fannie G Freida Benkert Rosa Roth Lydia Voegels Ray Kundert John Soxer John Wirth Jr Henry V. Babler Betty Ann Daisy Acker H. A. Becker Wisconsin Coaches Association Robert Wild Lydia Voegeli Fannie G. and Frieda Benkert

Olive Lutheran Church Service Notice in Wisconsin Synod

Divine service scheduled at 11 a.m. at Olive Lutheran Church. Pastor Toepel and the Wisconsin Synod congregation meet in the chapel at 2019 10th Street.

Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod Toepel Divine Service 10Th Street

St Andrew's Episcopal Mission Schedule

The notice lists St Andrew's Episcopal Mission at 2019 10th Street for the Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity with Morning Prayer at 9 30 led by Rev L B Hastings vicar.

ST. Andrew’s Episcopal Mission 10Th Street L. B. Hastings

Christian Science Sunday Service Times

Sunday morning worship begins at 10 45 with the subject Christ Jesus. Sunday school for youths up to 20 meets at 9 45. A Wednesday testimony meeting is held at 7 45. All are welcome.

Christian Science Christ Jesus

Joint Parish Vacation Sunday for All

A local parish announces a joint vacation Sunday led by Pastor D. An drew Howey urging congregants to observe a shared rest day across churches. Further details not provided in the fragment.

D. Andrew Howey

New Apostolic Service Schedule Beloit 1511 18th Avenue

At 10 a m Rev O Diebel delivers God s Temple at 1511 18th Avenue Beloit. Evening service at 7 30 p m on Ex cept the Lord build the house they labor in vain that built it. Sunday school resumes September 7. Midweek service at 8 on Wednesday.

NEW Apostolic 18Th Avenue O. Diebel Beloit

Blackburn Minister Announces Church Schedule

B W Blackburn minister invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 worship service at 10 50 prayer service Tuesday at 8 p m choir practice Saturday at 3 p m all are welcome to all services.

B. W. Blackburn

Immanuel Evangelical Church Weekly Schedule

Lyndon C Viel minister delivers 9 45 Sunday school and 10 50 worship with a 12 noon Lincoln park picnic lunch hosted by Albright Brotherhood and Ideal Workers class. WSWS meetings Tue 745 and Wed 2 at church. Waste fats relief drive. Choir rehearsals Thu at 4 7 and 8. WCTU meets Fri 2 30 at Mrs W A Dreibelbis home.

Immanuel Evangelical Lyndon C. Viel Albright Brotherhood Ideal Workers Lincoln Park Eva Spreng WCTU W. A. Dreibelbis 20Th Avenue

Grace Lutheran Church Schedule Highlights

Grace Lutheran announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and main service at 10 45 a m The Luther league meets at 7 pm The Women's Missionary Society postpones its meeting by one week The church council meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm and choir rehearsal is set for Friday at 7 30 pm Pastor Newell Mendenhall leads the congregation.

Grace Lutheran Sunday School Luther League Women’s Missionary Society Church Council Newell Mendenhall

Assembly of God Service Schedule at 1208 12th Street

Pastor D Bruzelius outlines Sunday school at 1 30 for all ages and afternoon service at 2 30 with evangelist Olaf S Palm speaking at both services. Evening service at 8 and Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 8 p m welcome to all.

Assembly OF God 12Th Street D. Bruzelius Olaf S. Palm

Methodist church schedule and services listed

Monroe Methodist church led by Charles A Briggs holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 40 a m WSCS meets at 2 30 p m Friday Browntown observes vacation Sunday with no services Woodford minister is George E Kelsey with morning worship 9 30 and Sunday school 10 30 South Wayne has Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 WSCS meets Sept 3 at 2 30 p m at the Methodist church Lamont Sunday school 10 evening worship 8 Gratiot Sunday school 9 30

Methodist Monroe Methodist Church Charles A. Briggs WSCS Browntown Browntown Methodist Church Woodford George E. Kelsey South Wayne Methodist Church Lamont Gratiot

Wayne Township Sunday Services Schedule

Wayne township announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by worship at 10 30 a m with the sermon titled A Vital Question and a Satisfactory Answer.

Wayne Township

New Glarus Evangelical Church Sunday Schedule

Swiss Evangelical and Reform church in New Glarus lists Sunday school at 9 15 and church services at 10 30 led by Rev G H Gebhardt manager of Fort Wayne children's home. Delegates to the Green Lake conference will report on developments and plans for a new building.

NEW Glarus Green Lake G. H. Gebhardt Fort Wayne

Campaign Fund Guest Speaker At Local Church

The church will host a fund campaign with a guest speaker on September 3 near 2 pm. Special music is planned and hostesses include Mmes. Arn, Schneieder, Streiff, Gressenbacher, Eichelkraut, Duerst, Fredrickson, and Itten of Evangelical United Brethren. Sunday worship starts at 9:30 and children’s instruction follows at 10 am.

Mmes Robert Arn Fred Schneider Walter Streiff Paul Gressenbacher Julius Eichelkraut Fred J. Duerst Ray Fredrickson John Itten Evangelical United Brethren

Church Services and Camp Report Highlight Local Parishes

Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed led by Rev A R Achtemeier holds Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 40 with the sermon The Wages of Labor Washington Reformed offers 9 am worship and 9 45 am Sunday school the youth camp report is presented Evangelical United Brethren led by Rev W J Abe holds 10 45 am worship with theme For the Foul One A Crown of Life Ostville Memorial offers 9 45 am Bible class and 9 45 am Sunday school Herman Feenie is superintendent

Monticello Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed A. R. Achtemeier Washington Reformed Evangelical United Brethren W. J. Abe

Clarno Staver church services and events

Clarno and Staver churches schedule worship at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Youth fellowship plans a Recreation Park picnic Sunday night at 6 30. The Room For You class meets Thursday evening. H Retzlaff pastor.

Clarno-Staver Clarno

Grace Reformed Church Orangeville All Day Service

The Grace Reformed church of Orangeville will hold an all day service with the forenoon service starting at 10 30 a m on Sunday.

Orangeville Grace Reformed Church of

Community program features local performers and church dinner

The program includes prelude by Beth Ann Gross special music by the Brodhead chorus electric guitar duet by the Bleiler boys a vocal solo by Ervin Matzke a vocal duet by Mr and Mrs James Boyer in Brodhead A basket dinner will be served in the church parlors at noon The afternoon service opens at 2 30 p m with a sermon by Rev C M Grahl of Freeport.

Beth Ann Gross Brodhead Chorus Bleiler Boys Ervin Matzke Brodhead James Boyer C. M. Grahl Freeport

Sermon and Ordination to Install New Church Council

J L Haack pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 and evening service at 8 with a sermon on The Invisible Presence and Ministry of Jesus. Newly elected church council members will be ordained and installed as elders and deacons in the service. Elders named John Meyer William Boetker and Gerald Swiggum. deacons William Krupke Alfred Henning and Hubert Rockow.

J. L. Haack Jesus John Meyer William Boetker Gerald Swiggum William Krupke Alfred Henning Hubert Rockow

Seven Congresswomen All Not Lawyers

Although the share of lawyers in the House is high, none of the seven Congresswomen are attorneys as shown by the report.

House of Representatives

Rubber’s Amazon Roots Spark Global Trade

The origin of natural rubber traces to wild Hevea trees in the Amazon basin, marking the start of its entry into world commerce and reshaping industrial goods worldwide.

Amazon Basin

Powdered Iron Aims to Cut Car Part Costs

Powdered iron from the Pacific Northwest is produced by the Tacoma Powdered Metals Co in Tacoma Washington. The material could reduce machine tool costs for auto parts from 5 to 6 dollars to 15 or 20 cents per piece, with production and transport to Eastern markets described as cost competitive. The process uses large electricity and electrolysis, yielding rust free powder shipped to Detroit Cleveland area plants for precision molding of parts.

San Francisco Pacific Northwest Far West Tacoma Powdered Metals Co Tacoma Wash Pacific Factory Jacob Schoder Detroit-Cleveland

Government Girls Decrease in Number in Federal Jobs

Washington reports a drop in women in federal employment from a wartime peak of 1,106,000 in July 1944 to 440,700 at end of June last year. Men rose from 1,091,700 to 1,835,100 in the same period. Women on the federal payroll nearly back to prewar 20 percent.

Washington Civil Service Commission

Fuel Oil Prices to Rise One Half Cent in 11 States

Standard Oil of Indiana announced a one half cent per gallon increase in tank wagon prices for distillate heating oils and diesel fuels effective September 1 in 11 states including Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas. The company cited rapidly expanding demand for distillate fuels.

Chicago Standard Oil Company Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas

Plan shuttle flights keep bombers rotating between bases

The United States will maintain rotatable bomber shuttles among bases in Washington and occupied Germany and Japan. Officials say this winter program grows from a summer experiment into a permanent, major element of AAF defense. The all weather, year round operation will continue, officials indicated.

Washington United States Germany Japan Army Air Forces AAF

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