Fall club activities spark city social season
Social events begin fall programs across city groups with picnics and meetings. Esther Rebekah lodge hosts a regu lar meeting this Friday while Schuyler Colfax lodge marks founder's day on Sept 15. DAR Benjamin Harrison chapter holds an afternoon picnic next Wednesday and Women’s Relief Corps receives a new member at a potluck in Pythian hall. Pythian Sisters resume fall program with pot luck supper on Sept 12. St John’s Aid notes birthday anniversaries with monthly themes and Universalist Aid plans meals for Cheese day on Sept 9. Reading clubs Sid Ludlow and Leyenda plan a September meeting return.
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Esther Rebekah Lodge
Bernice Holsapple
Schuyler Colfax
E. N. Churchill
Gertrude Ball
Benjamin Harrison
Dar
Pythian Hall
Louis H. Benkert
Women’s Relief Corps
Pythian Sisters
Lodge
St. John’s Aid Society
Universalist Church
Aid
Sid Ludlow
Leyenda Reading Clubs
Birthday Party Fetes James Trumpy Fifth Birthday
James Trumpy entertained 12 youngsters for his fifth birthday at home 707 Fourth Ave. A birthday lunch and games preceded a train ride to Juda Mrs Harvey H Trumpy accompanied the children on the trip Mr Trumpy and Mrs Roberts G Rote met the group at Juda Guests included Jane Bauman Mary Bauman Guineth Gonstead Pamela Thacker Robert E Rote Linda Feutz William R Schuetze Barbara Rofenacht Martha Etter Ann Goecks Carel Buehler and James Kittelsen
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James Trumpy
4Th Ave
Juda
Jimmy
Harvey H. Trumpy
Mr. Trumpy
Roberts G. Rote
Juta
Jane and
Mary Bauman
Guineth Gonstead
Pamela Thacker
Robert E. Rote
Linda Feutz
William
Miss Russell Honored At Orangeville Farewell Party
Connie Russell was honored at a farewell party in Orangeville hosted by Barbara Sewards. Twenty of her teenage friends attended as she and her parents Mr and Mrs R E Russell move to Freeport to operate a restaurant on East Exchange street. The family has lived in Orangeville the past five years.
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Orangeville
Connie Russell
R. E. Russell
Freeport
Barbara Sewards
Russells
East Exchange Street
Entertains Court Office Staff At Wiener Roast
Mr and Mrs Fred Williams of 1734 15th street hosted employees of the agricultural and conservation offices at the courthouse for a wiener and marshmallow roast last evening at their home.
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Fred Williams
15Th Street
Agricultural and Conservation Offices
Court House
Orangeville WCTU Elects Officers For The Year
Mrs James Chilton was chosen president and Mrs John Babler vice president for the year beginning Friday at the Orangeville WCTU annual meeting. Miss Carrie Musser will serve as corresponding and recording secretary with Mrs Vera Heck as treasurer. Church vice president appointments include Mrs Fred Anderson and others. departmental directors named for temperance, education, welfare and more with Miss Dora Schneider and Miss Carrie Musser as honorary members.
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Orangeville
James Chilton
John Babler
WCTU
Elmer Rinehart
Carrie Musser
Vera Heck
Mmes
Fred Anderson
Methodist
Louise Kuhnke
Evangelical United Brethren
Jennie Belknap
Grace Reformed
Dan Kleepping
Rock
Albert Kortemeier
Alvin Meinert
Dora Schneider
Townsend Club Picnic At Maske Home In Green Bay Area
Forty five Townsend club members gathered at Mrs. Robert Maske home Sunday for a basket lunch and afternoon contests. Assemblyman Harry Keegan spoke as J M Boyer Twin Grove served as president. Out of town guests Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pireaux and children from Green Bay attended. The group met Monday evening to plan a card party in two weeks with regular meetings every fourth Monday.
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Townsend Club
Robert Maske
Minnie Maske
Harry Keegan
J. M. Boyer
Twin Grove
Emma Bechtolt
Lloyd Pireaux
Green Bay
Picnic Honors Browntown Resident on 80th Birthday
A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lauper’s Browntown home celebrated the 80th birthday of Jacob Lauper. Relatives joined a picnic dinner and a three tier cake made by Mrs. Clarence Broege and Mrs. Joe Birk. Lauper is a retired cheesemaker and farmer.
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Browntown
Jacob Lauper
Lauper
Clarence Broege
Joe Birk
Anniversary Plans Set for WSCS at Methodist Church
The WSCS of the Methodist church will observe its 10th anniversary at a meeting in the church next Wednesday.
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Orangeville
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ralph Frautschys Feted by Friends in Celebration
Friends of Mr and Mrs Ralph Frautschy hosted a social gathering to honor the couple. The event featured greetings from local neighbors and a display of appreciation for the Frautschys long service to the community.
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Ralph
Anniversary party honors couple at 28th wedding anniversary
A small gathering last evening honored the couple on their 28th wedding anniversary. Present were Steve Likens of Rockford Floyd Dietmeier Roy Wagner Orland Priewe Adam Zweifel Stanley Hulbert and Gilbert Abraham.
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Prise
Messrs
Mmes
Steve Likens
Rockford
Floyd Dietmeier
Roy Wagner
Orland Priewe
Adam Zweifel
Stanley Hulbert
Gilbert Abraham
Jacob Stauffer Feted at Monticello Birthday Dinner
Monticello Times Special reports Jacob Stauffer celebrated his 60th birthday with a dinner Monday. Guests included Edward Becker Capron Illinois Helen Klassy Monroe Robert Stauffer John Stauffer Marian Stauffer and others.
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Jacob Stauffer
Monticello
Edward Becker
Capron
Ill
Helen Klassy
Monroe
Robert Stauffer
John Stauffer
Marian Stauffer
Mrs McGuire Feted At Pink and Blue Shower
Mrs Dennis McGuire was honored at a pink and blue shower held at the Oscar Samson home. Co hosts were Mrs Elmer Braun and Mrs Edwin Chapin.
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McGuire
Browntown
Dennis McGuire
Oscar Samson
Mmes
Elmer Braun
Edwin Chapin
Donald Pinnow Unhurt In Vehicle Rollover Near Monroe
A car driven by 15 year old Donald D. Pinnow of Juda ran off a gravel road two miles southeast of Monroe into a ditch and rolled onto its left side near Richland cemetery at 10 30 p m yesterday. The driver said the road was unfamiliar and the vehicle skidded on loose gravel. Pinnow was uninjured.
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Donald D. Pinnow
Juda
Monroe
Richland Cemetery
Green County
Pinnow
Dismissal in Kenosha Malicious Destruction Case
A charge of malicious destruction of property against Raymond J. Fox of Bristol route 1 was dismissed by Municipal Judge Edward J. Ruetz. The case involved a car from which his brother Lyle threw a stone through a laundry window owned by a draft board member. Lyle had been fined $75 on a related charge.
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Kenosha
Raymond J. Fox
Route 1
Bristol
Eward J. Ruetz
Fox
Lyle
Pioneer Press Weekly Change at Sauk City
Karl Ganzlin, Sauk City High School teacher, purchased the Pioneer Press weekly from Charles Ninman, editor for 14 years, yesterday.
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Sauk City
Karl Ganzlin
Pioneer Press
Charles Ninman
Origin of the Telephone Name Speaks to Early Innovation
The term speaking telephone traces back to the era when the device first connected voices over a wire. Innovators recognized its function as a device for spoken communication, highlighting its transformative role in personal and business contact.
Australian Wool Prices Rising Lugging Costs Across Markets
Australian wool prices jump 40 to 50 percent from last June as Sydney auctions push up next spring suit costs by about five dollars. Global demand for fine apparel wool outstrips supply while floods in Australia cut fleece offerings, triggering higher prices.
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New York
Sydney
Kenosha Grants $18 Monthly Pay Boost to 392 Workers
The Kenosha city council announced retroactive increases of $18 per month to 392 municipal employees starting August 1. All city workers eligible except teachers, vocational school staff, and library and museum workers received the boost.
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Kenosha
Livestock and grain markets report from Chicago
USDA market notes show hog salable 9 000 with mixed demand and price moves across weights led by top hogs at 24.80. Cattle and calves trade steady to mixed with higher weight loads at 32.75 33.25 and good to choice ranges. Poultry and eggs unsettled with slight price shifts. grain futures and cash bids outline corn 1.55 1.56 and wheat around 2.25 to 2.30 while oats and soybeans show minor gains.
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Chicago
USDA
F.o.b
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