Social Events E Virginia Johnson and Robert Grundsted Married
Virginia Johnson and Robert Grundsted wed at Brodhead Bethlehem Lutheran Church with a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Alice Johnson Hana man, wore a white organdy gown and lace veil, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Grundsted of Superior. Out-of-town guests attended from several Minnesota and Wisconsin towns. The couple, both students at Stout Institute, will reside in Menomonie after a wedding trip through northern Wisconsin and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinggdhean
Missirginia
Mary Johnson
Alice Johnson Hanaman
Park Avenue
Beloit
Robert Grundsted
E. A. Grundsted
N. 21St Street
Superior
Bethlehem Lutheran
Leon Holm
Donald | Grundsted
Donald Grundsted
Robert A. Lee
Robert Keen
Curtis Haroldson
Lulu Hall
Congregational Church
Bethlehem Aid Society
Lois Forehand
Tom Mugeler
Claire Lynstegarde
Augusta Johnson
Menomonie
St. Cloud
Minn
Aiken
Madison
Chicago
Rockford
Clinton
Monroe
Milton
Stout Institute
Wisconsin
Canada
100Th Street
Helen Newman Weds William Hafen Jr at Family Farm Home
Helen Elaine Newman daughter of Mr and Mrs T R Newman married William Hafen Jr oldest son of Mr and Mrs William Hafen Jr in a double ring ceremony at 8 pm Saturday at the bride’s farm home Rev C J Tingley officiated with Nanette Elmer Monroe and Robert Hafen in attendance The couple planned a northern wedding trip and will reside in Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vnda
Mass
Helen Elaine Newman
T. R. Newman
William Hafen Jr
C. J. Tingley
Juda Baptist Church
Nanette Elmer, Monroe
Robert Hafen
Mary Ellen Newman
Hafen
Tuda High School
Grove-Earnhardt School
Madison
Mrs. George L Geiger Named Club Treasurer
The Woman's club board met in the library Green room and accepted the resignation of treasurer Mrs Arthur C Benkett. Mrs George L Geiger was elected to fill the unexpired term as committee plans drapes for the club room ahead of the fall season opening in October. New members approved for the coming year include Theodore A Hartman Werley M Denny Fredric C Rosa Erwin E Peters Charles A Booth and Frederich F Lanz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart F. Kingston
Arthur P. Benkett
E. N. Churchill
Mmes
Theodore A. Hartman
Werley M. Denny
Fredric C. Rosa
Erwin E. Peters
Charles A. Booth
Frederich F. Lanz
Miss Kathryn Speich Weds Ray L Wells In Evening Rite
Miss Kathryn Speich daughter of Albert Speich Route 2 Monroe married Ray LaVerne Wells son of Mrs Leo Wells Woodford at 8 p m Saturday in St John Evangelical and Reform church. Rev Paul C Kehle officiated in a pink white gladiola decorated ceremony. The bride wore a basque bodice gown with scalloped lace and a triple tiered illusion blue veil. She carried a Bible with pink orchid and lilies of the valley. Bridesmaids wore pink taffeta gowns and carried colonial bouquets. Best man was George Wells. groomsmen Bert Wells. ushers Robert Webinger and Robert Wells. Mrs Bruce M Blum sang At Dawning and Wedding Prayer. The couple will reside on a farm near Woodford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benes Louise Speich
Albert Speich
Route 2
Monroe
Ray LaVerne Wells
Leo Wells
Woodford
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Rosemary
Joyce Speich
George Wells
Bert Wells
Robert Webinger
Robert Wells
Bruce M. Blum
Lyndon C. Viel
Leon Kubly
Evelyn Bloom
Shirley Spaide
Barbara West
Roselyn Wells
George | West
Monroe High School
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Wells
Bride-To-Be Feted At Blanchardville
Miss Jocelyn Saether was honored at a miscellaneous shower in Blanchardville on Thursday evening at her home. Hostesses included Miss Virginia Johnson and several others. a musical program featured local performers. The upcoming marriage to Arthur J. Elmer of New Glarus is planned for September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Jocelyn Saether
Virginia Johnson
Kingdon Soper
Rex. Saether
Thomas Curran
C. E. Guldbaug
V. A. Marshall
Mitzie Unterholzner
Ruth Ann Hendrickson
Audrey Watrud
Leah
Garnet
Karen
Colden
Mmes
Sam Meyer
Mel Schisser
Archie Ingwell
Fred Stoller
Carl Gil ‘Bertson
Miss Saether
Arthur J. Elmer
New Glarus
Monroe Country Club Labor Day Event Schedule
Labor Day weekends at Monroe Country Club feature dinners from 6 to 9 p m Saturday and 6 30 to 8 p m Sunday, with dancing at 9 30 p m and another dinner at 12 30 a m. Hal Mack and his orchestra provide music return engagement. The gala includes golf across three days and ends Monday with dinner and cards. Committee includes Blaha Lovelace Dodge Kubly Prien and Rufenacht. Friday bridge results list honors for women and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savor Way Weendal Wall
Monroe Country Club
Hal Mack
Messrs. and
Mines
Roland W. Blaha
Don Lovelace
Laroy Dodge
Glen H. Kubly
Russell W. Prien
Edwin Rufenacht
C. E. Baumle
W. B. Gnagi
Margaret Burgi
James Fritzgibbons
R. W. Blaha
Baltz Schindlers Honored at Farewell Party
A Saturday evening farewell party was hosted at the Baltz Schindlers home in Jordan township to honor Mr. and Mrs. Schindler before their move to Monroe on Thursday. Neighbors including Victor Goepfert family Ted Wyss and sons Marvin Rufer and children Henry Rebly Dave Kubly and Wes were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltz Schindler
Jordan Township
Monroe
Messrs
Mmes
Victor Goepfert
Ted Wyss
Marvin ' Rufer
Henry Rebly
Dave Kubly
Wes
Gift Presented to Honored Couple by Local Families
Elmer and children, Ralph Flannery and family, Charles F Huber and family, Frank Hartwig and children, Ivan Hartwig, Harvey Hartwig, Fred Schindler and Ardel Nybrotten contributed a gift to the honored couple in a community gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Elmer
Ralph Flannery
Charles F Huber
Frank Hartwig
Ivan Hartwig
Harvey Hartwig
Fred Schindler
Ardel Nybrotten
Miss Grace Busjahn Weds William Hills in Immanuel Church
Miss Grace Elizabeth Busjahn daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Busjahn Orangeville and William Hills son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Hills Igloo S D were wed in a double ring ceremony at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev Harold Olson and Dwight Bennett officiated. Brides sisters Miss Marcene Busjahn Miss Marion Busjahn served as maids of honor and flower girl Janice Wendlandt wore a white marquisette gown. Best man Dwight Bennett and ushers Arlo Stuessy Ralph Babler attended. Reception for 125 followed in church parlors. The couple will reside in Shabbona after a wedding trip through northern Wisconsin. William Hills is an agriculture instructor at Rochelle Illinois. Grace Busjahn earned a B S at DeKalb and did graduate work at Colorado A and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Grace Elizabeth Busjahn
Frank Busjahn
Orangeville
William Hills
Fort Collins
Colson
Forrest Hills
Igloo
S. D
Harold Olson
Morrison, II
Dwight Bennett
Marcene Busjahn
Marion Busjahn
Janice Wendlandt
Arlo Stuessy
Ralph Babler
Glen Bolender _ sang
Ernest
Busjahn
Doreen' Landis
Milledgeville
June Pilgrim
Lois Landis
Louise Downey
Putnam
Til
Eileen Bealer
Morrison
Ill
Helga Sims
Lily Ann Walters
Emma + Bleiler
Mmes
Elroy Littlewood
Rockton, Il
Martha Schultz
Lizzie’ Elmer
Oscar Losey
DeKalb, Ill
Colorado A and M
Shabbona,m
Rochelle, Ill
Wisconsin
Shab ' Bona
Bears entertain guests at Shrine KC game in Rockford
In Rockford last evening Bears hosted guests of Mr and Mrs Or ville Bear from Washington township. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wilbert Ott Mr and Mrs Marvin T Holcomb Mr and Mrs Harold E Scherer and daughters Mr and Mrs Elwood Scherer and Mrs Walter Baumgartner. Jordan Guild of Browntown Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Walter Gutzmer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
BEARS
Orville Bear
Washington Township
Wilbert Ott
Marvin T. Holcomb
Harold E. Scherer
Elwood Scherer
Walter Baumgartner
Gutzmer
Jordan Guild of
Browntown Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter Gutzmer
Mrs Abbott Named Feldt Reunion Head
Mrs Abbott was elected president at the Feldt reunion held yesterday at Recreation Park in Monticello. Other officers include Miss Florence Frederick Monroe secretary, Mrs Chester Haman Juda treasurer, and Mrs Dora Kubly Monroe food chair, with Art Keen Juda program chair aided by Mabel Hahlen and Fred Hartwig Monroe. The next reunion plans to return to Recreation Park. A separate outing at Otto Friedrich home in Janesville drew many Friedrich family members from multiple towns including Monroe Juda Brodhead Janesville and Chicago relations.
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Airs
Irea Appott
Monticello
Recreation Park
Florence Frederick
Monroe
Chester Haman
Juda
Dora’ Kubly
Otto Friedrich
Janesville
Julius Friedrich
Wilhelm Beutel
Ernest Beutel
Paul Beutel
Katherine Friedrich
Bernard Friedrich
Alvin Friedrich
Herbert
Friedrich
Ralph Friedrich
Brodhead
Herman Brink
Family
Orfordville
Hedwig Friedrich
Chicago
Rudolph Friedrich
Honor Mrs Kleckner Birthday Surprise at Home
A surprise party marked Mrs Rose Kleckner birthday at 2002 15th Street with hostess Mrs Clark A Kleckner and helpers Mmes Kenneth C Kleckner and Sanford C DeVoe. Guests included Herman D Legler John H Nyman Gertrude Myers John Kryder William J Haddinger Nellie Dearth Gottfried Waelti John D Stauffacher George W Field Edward W Brunkow Martha Larson Henry S Hefty and Miss Mary Waelti. LYNNS ENTERTAIN Monticello hosts at Monroe Country club with C M Stauffer Albert Knobel Monticello H A Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleckner
Rose Kleckner
15Th Street
Clark A. Kleckner
Mmes
Kenneth C. Kleckner
Sanford C. DeVoe
Herman D. Legler
John H. Nyman
Gertrude Myers
John Kryder
Wiliam J. Haddinger
Nellie Dearth
Gottfried Waelti
John D. Stauffacher
George W. Field
Edward W. Brunkow
Martha Larson
Henry S. Hefty
Mary Waelti
LYNNS
M. E. Lynn
Monticello
Monroe Country Club
Messrs
Mmes. C. M. Stauffer
Albert Knobel
H.A. Johnson
Material Prices Still on Upgrade
Prices for raw materials and consumer goods are rising, with impacts seen in sugar coffee lettuce margarine sardines and milk in some milksheds. Lumber rubber steel and metals are climbing due to higher demand and rail freight costs, even as clothing and some meat prices ease later this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mek
London
Mrs Schilplin Widow of Publisher Stricken in St Cloud
Mrs. Schilplin widow of the late St. Cloud Times publisher died Sunday night in St. Cloud hospital after a long illness. A prominent state club worker she was an officer of Times Publishing Co. for years, serving as secretary. Her husband died of a heart attack last April 28 in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud, Minn
Fred Schilplin
St. Cloud Times
St. Cloud ‘Hospital
Schilplin
The
Times Publishing Co., Inc
New York City
Return from Mercer and service news across the region
Families from Monroe area return from a Presque Isle weekend vacation near Mercer. Army veteran Calvin R. Hetty serves as military policeman in Yokohama after enlisting in 1948 and arriving in Japan in 1949. Several local residents took advantage of good weather for flights from Badger field to Manitowoc Fair, Fairmont, Mayville and Madison. Patricia Knaack completes a dancing teachers course in Madison and joins Kehl School staff. Marian Martin featured in local youth program. Another daughter, Maxine, visits. Robert plans to re-enter Wisconsin, Virginia heads to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Calvin R. Hetty
Edna L. Hetty
New Glarus
519Th
Military Police
Yokohama
Badger Field
Monroe
Alfred Leiser
Manitowoc
Robert Brunkow
State Fair
Robert Gempler
Fairmont
Minn
Fred Mahikuch
Ray Meyers
Mayville
William Greub
Madison
Patricia Knaack
E. L. Knaack
8Th Street
Kehl School of Dancing and Related Arts
Miss Knaack
Freeport
Mon‘ ‘Roe High School
Marian Martin
Care of the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Envoy's eye improves before U S Britain talks
Ambassador Lewis Douglas receives good news as his injured left eye regains sight after a bandage removal and dressing change by Dr. E C Zorab just before boarding the Queen Mary for the U S British dollar talks in Washington on September 7. Newfoundland climate and soil restrict farming to small yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
U. S
Lewis Douglas
E. C. Zorab
Douglas
Washington
Reports New Peaks near Mount McKinley by Boston Scientist
A Boston scientist reports two unmapped and unclimbed peaks in the Mount McKinley area between McKinley and Foraker. The peaks stand at 12 780 feet and 12 500 feet in altitude, marking new geographic findings in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Mount McKinley
Boston
Mount Foraker
Iran demands release of 11 soldiers seized by Russian troops
Tehran said yesterday Iran demanded the release of 11 Iranian soldiers captured by Russian forces in a border clash last Sunday. The report notes Newfoundland imports remain heavy for consumer goods, underscoring ongoing supply concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Ali Asfgar Hekmat
Iran
Etter Family Plans Return to Washington After Labor Day
Mr and Mrs Willis Etter and family of Washington DC stay with his parents at 1310 17th avenue this week before returning to the capital after Labor Day weekend. Etter is in a year long training in the labor division of the state department's foreign service. The Etter family, including Joyce Williams and three children, previously returned from Shanghai where he served as U S vice consul. Virginia and Robert Crandall arrive at 1608 14th avenue from Boston where Virginia works as a nurse and Robert completes his Navy discharge after a year of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etters
Willis
Etter
Washington, D. C
Rolland R. Etter
17Th Avenue
State Department
Foreign Service
Joyce Williams
Shanghai
U. S
China
Virginia
Robert Crandall
Dwight A. Crandall
14Th Avenue
Boston
Newport
R. I
Robert
Helmeid Couple Name Their Son Ronald Stevens
Mr and Mrs Ben Helmeid of 1323 12th avenue announce their son Ronald Stevens has been named by his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Rex Helmeid of Whitewater. The families share joy at the new arrival and the naming news reaches close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Ben Helmeid
12Th Avenue
Rex Helmeid
Whitewater
Ronald Stevens
Judges 4-H Exhibits At Grant County Fair In Lancaster
Miss Mamie Tillema county name agent judged 4H exhibits at the Grant County fair in Lancaster Friday and Saturday. The piece notes the American Negro is by blood a new concept, reflecting crossing of various African tribes with white and American Indian infusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Tillema
Lancaster
Grant County
Builders in Britain Face Fifty Year Building Boom
R Furneaux Jordan of the Architectural Association predicts Britain must rebuild at least 95 percent of the nation's hospitals, theaters, hotels, and railway stations as housing and factories shift priorities. He says the upcoming half century will require an enormous building program comparable to the 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
R. Furneaux Jordan
School of Architecture
The
Architectural Association
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Helen Newman
George L. Geiger
Kathryn Speich
Ray L. Wells
Baltz Schindlers
Crosley Shelvador
Grace Busjahn
Immanuel Church
Mercer
R. V. Grant
Jacqueline Jean
Mary Lengacher
Emma Wellbecker
Glenda Jean Langston
Presque Isle Lake
Ice
Maxine
Dubuque University
University of Wisconsin
Goff
Ida L. Fearn
Newfoundland
Ainsworth Insurance Agency
Goetz
Poisok Mac Uy
Tvyedry
Dearth Motor Sales
Johns-Manville
Saem
Tonnsii
Home Insulation Co
Janesville, Inc
Pleasant Street
Laddie
Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc
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