Miss Shirley Hornbeck Weds H Robert Dearth in St Victor’s
Miss Shirley Hornbeck and H Robert Dearth were married at 11 AM in St Victor’s Catholic Church. Rev Donald Lins officiated. The couple will reside in Monroe after a reception at the groom’s mother’s home. The bride is a Griggsville and Gem City Business College graduate employed as a dental assistant. the groom is a Monroe High School graduate employed at Dearth Motors Inc.
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Shirley Hornbeck
H. Robert Dearth
St. Victor's
St. Victor's Catholic Church
Donald Lins
Benjamin Hornbeck
Griggsville, IL
Dearth
Nellie Dearth
21St Avenue
Mary Hornbeck
Gilbert Kleckner
Monroe
Griggsville High School
Gem City Business College
Quincy, Ill
Joseph R. Ganshert
Dearth Motors Inc
Christmas Fair Held By Girl Scout Troops
The annual Girl Scout Brownie Christmas Fair runs this afternoon at the National Guard Armory from 1 to 4 p.m. Co chairs are John H. Bruni and John F. Cardine with Mrs. Paul Snowden as publicity chair. The fair features games booths foods decorations grab bags and other items.
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National Guard Armory
John H. Bruni
John F. Caradine
Paul W. Snowden
Mary Martha Circle to Host Christmas Party at Church
Mary Martha Circle of the Methodist church will meet Friday December 7 for a Christmas party at the church. Families are invited and mystery sisters will receive gifts. A 7 p.m. dinner precedes the program. Miriam Circle met Tuesday night at the church with Mrs Edward Killingstad as hostess.
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Albany
Mary-Martha
Grade School Event Replaces PTA Meeting
Orangeville Times Special reports the grade school program on Monday will substitute for the December PTA meeting. The group met at the school cafeteria with piano duet by Sharon Foss and Janis Fehr and a safety talk by Allen Swain from Cornbelt Insurance.
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Orangeville
Sharon Foss
Janis Fehr
Allen Swain
Cornbelt Insurance Group
Condon Twins Feted on Fourth Birthday in Brodhead
The Condon twins Timi and Teri celebrated their fourth birthday with a party hosted by their mother Mrs. Gerald Condon. Guests included John Pierce Paul Peterson Kathleen Duchow Margaret Clark Barbra and Robbyn Vogel.
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Condon
Brodhead
Timi
Teri
Gerald Condon
John Pierce
Paul Peterson
Kathleen Duchow
Margaret Clark
Barbra
Robbyn Vogel
Concert Tomorrow at Methodist Church Organist David Clark
David Clark will give an organ concert at 7 15 p m tomorrow at the Methodist church opening the Missions Commission Evening of Fellowship. Films will be shown by Guy Earley wine. Fidelis Circle will serve refreshments.
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Brodhead
David Clark
Methodist Church
Missions Commission
Guy Earleywine
Fidelis Circle
Yale Civics Club Christmas Party Set for Monday
The Civics club plans a Christmas party at 2 30 p m Monday at the home of Mrs G D Richardson. Co hostesses will be Mrs George Salladay and Mrs Stanley Wraight.
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Yale Party
Civics Club
G. D. Richardson
Mmes
George Salladay
Stanley Wraight
Circle One to Meet at Union Presbyterian Church Dinner
Circle One of the Union Presbyterian Church will host a pot luck dinner and a gifts exchange in the church basement at 6 30 p m on Monday.
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Circle One
Union Presbyterian Church
Farmers to Meet for Monticello Christmas Party
Green County Farmsters, a group of young farm couples, will meet next Wednesday night at the Monticello Village hall for a Christmas party.
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Green County
Monticello
Round Table Study Club Meeting Planned
The Round Table Study Club will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Ruth Schwartzlow guiding the session.
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Brodhead
Ruth Schwartzlow
Miss Joan Fey Weds Milferd J Thompson at St Victor's
Nuptial rites held at 9 30 am in St Victor's Catholic Church for Miss Joan Mary Fey and Milferd Joseph Thompson. Rev. Donald Lins officiated. The couple plans a southern states wedding trip. Mrs Thompson is a Monroe High School graduate and former Chocolate Shop employee. her husband is a Monroe Police Department recruit.
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St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Joan Mary Fey
Milferd
Joseph Thompson
Donald Lins
Miss Fey
Raymond C. Fey
Route 1
Thompson
10Th Street
Bridget Thompson
Linda Kuntz
Lester Thompson
Blue Mounds
Brownie Troop to Entertain Women’s Union at St John’s
The Brownie troop sponsored by the Women’s Union will present a program at the union’s meeting in St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Roy Gempeler and Mrs. Thomas Cromwell lead devotions with music by Miss Gayleen Steensrud and Miss Betty Gempeler. Members will bring a Christmas white gift for missions. refreshments are chaired by Mrs. Fred Vogel and Mrs. Sam Waelti.
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Women’s Union
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Roy Gempeler
Thomas Cromwell
Gayleen Steensrud
Betty Gempeler
Fred Vogel
Sam Waelti
Four Bridge Clubs Meet in Brodhead
Four contract bridge clubs met Thursday in Brodhead. Mrs. F H Davis hosted her club with honors to Mines, Nellie Broughton Lot ta Fleck and Belle Harlow. Mines Frank Condon and Donald Collins won honors at their club entertained by Mrs A L Breyvogel. Mrs Gerald Condon entertained with honors to Mmes Roger Bernstein and Henry Appel, and Mrs A W Schwake hosted a luncheon and bridge.
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Brodhead
F. H. Davis
Mines
Nellie Broughton
Lotta Fleck
Belle Harlow
Frank Condon
Donald Collins
A. L. Breyvogel
Gerald Condon
Mmes
Roger Bernstein
Henry Appel
A. W. Schwake
Election of Officers at Pythian Sisters Meeting
Officers will be elected at the Tuesday night meeting of Pythian Sisters.
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Brodhead
Pythian Sisters
Orangeville Rebekah Lodge to Meet Monday Night
The Rebekah lodge in Orangeville will hold a meeting on Monday at 7 p.m. Members are invited to attend and discuss upcoming activities.
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Orangeville
Rebekah Lodge
Washington Homemakers host party in Monticello home
Mrs Kay Chesebro and Mrs John Wittenwyler co hosted the Washington Homemakers at Chesebro residence. Health report by Mrs Chester Crooks. New members Euphamie Lengacher and Merle Sweet introduced. Donation approved to Sister Kenney Foundation. Christmas party planned for December 19 at Chateau. Attendees numbered 17 members and five guests.
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Washington Club
Monticello
Times
Kay Chesebro
John Wittenwyler
Washington
Chester Crooks
Monty Chesebro
Sister
Chateau
Rudy Feller
Robert Feller Sr
Mmes
Magda Keel
Sam Ludwig
W. S. Hoesly
Georgia Rhyner
Edward Kopp
Twin Grove Homemakers Club Christmas Party Set for Tuesday
The Twin Grove Homemakers will hold their Christmas party Tuesday evening at the Casino in Monticello. Members are invited to attend and enjoy the holiday gathering with friends and refreshments.
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Twin Grove Club
Twin Grove
Monticello
Sugar River Homemakers Meet For Table Decorations
Sugar River Homemakers met with Mrs. Lewis Graves on Wednesday afternoon. Project leaders were Mrs. Earl McCulley and Mrs. Floyd Jones. The group discussed table decorations.
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Sugar River Club
Albany
Sugar River
Lewis Graves
Earl McCulley
Floyd Jones
Plans for Area School Sixty Percent Complete
NEW GLARUS Times Special. Plans for the new high school building are about 60 per cent complete says Norman Fries the school principal. Bids will be let in January after planning and drawing work is finished. Architect John W Steinmann of Monticello has consulted with the high school staff on department layouts. A second conference with teachers and a joint meeting with the building committee school board and teachers will review changes. The school will occupy 10 acres in the village's south part.
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Glarus
Times
Norman Fries
John W. Steinmann
Monticello
Cooper Praises Co op System At Wisconsin Cheese Meet
Ralph M. Cooper of the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Co-operatives extolled working together at the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association annual meeting in Turner hall. He cited cooperative grocers railroads freight terminals and farm product marketing as examples while stressing farmer co-operatives keep independent family farms viable.
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Ralph M. Cooper
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Co-operatives
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
America
Sen. Taft
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Cooper
Wisconsin Dairy Markets Steady Amid Light Trading
Madison reports show American cheese prices unchanged with fair to good distributive demand and light open market activity. Butter markets remained weak at terminals, butter production fell, evaporated milk steady with ample supplies, and fluid cream barely steady to firm as milk production stayed near seasonal lows.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Clinic Aide Clayton Bond Found Dead in Sheboygan
Clayton M. Bond, 53, longtime manager of the Sheboygan Clinic since 1927, was found dead Friday from gunshot wounds. Coroner Dr. Reed Simpson ruled death by own action, stating the evidence supports a self-inflicted shooting.
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Sheboygan
Clayton M. Bond
Sheboygan Clinic
Reed Simpson
Expert Speaks Swiss Eyes Priceless at Wisconsin Cheese Session
R E Eldred of Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co told the 18th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting at Turner Hall that Swiss eyes add value for merchandising. He urged open eyes to flavor, eye formation, uniformity, identity marks, packaging shifts, and careful pricing to sustain a healthy market.
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R. E. Eldred
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Eldred
Wisconsin
Youth Who Shot Dad Given Six Year Term
James Roesch, 17, received a indeterminate term not to exceed six years in the Wisconsin reformatory after pleading guilty to shooting his father, Glen Roesch, 46, a part time Grant County deputy sheriff. He claimed the act was impulse after reading local murder reports. Roesch was 16 when the Sept. incident occurred.
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Lancaster
James Roesch
Wisconsin Reformatory
Roesch
Richard W. Orton
Glen
Grant County
Band and Vocal Concert at Monticello High
Monticello will host a winter concert at the high school gymnasium with M C Davidson leading the senior band girls glee club and mixed chorus. The program features drum section numbers and a mock wedding ceremony among light and serious selections. On Wednesday night December 12 the junior band directed by Davidson will also perform.
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Monticello
M. C. Davidson
Davidson
Kiel Man Killed in Train Car Collision at Crossing
Police identified the Kiel man as Fred J. Gousey, 52, who died when his auto collided with an Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad train at a crossing. A passenger, Albert Simon, 48, of Chicago, suffered injuries in the Friday crash.
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Kiel
Chicago
Fred J. Goussey
Albert Simon
Wisconsin bar groups oppose court system streamlining plan
Representatives from six county bar associations voiced opposition to a constitutional amendment to streamline Wisconsin courts. They fear counties would share a judge as courts other than Supreme, Circuit, and justice courts would be eliminated. Only Iowa County Bar Association supported the plan at the hearing.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Rock
Adams
Waushara
Juneau
Sauk
Lafayette
Supreme Court
Iowa County Bar Association
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Wausau
Rice Lake
LaCrosse
Navy Offers Inducements For December Reenlistments
Local Navy recruiter Robert P. Ferguson says sailors within 90 days of separation who reenlist in December will get 30 days advance leave and a reenlistment bonus of 1000 to 2000 dollars plus advance travel pay and a paid pay record for drawing pay on leave. Former sailors separated over 90 days receive all benefits except the reenlistment bonus.
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Robert P. Ferguson
Navy
Ferguson
Brazil Tops World Coffee Output Beyond Half
Brazil normally produces more than half the world supply of coffee, underscoring its dominant role in the global market. The nation's vast plantations and favorable growing conditions sustain its leading position, influencing prices and trade patterns worldwide.
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Brazil
Brownie Troop 35 Investiture Prep at St Victor’s Parish
Members practiced for the investiture ceremony to be held Wednesday in St Victor's parish hall with mothers in attendance. A game was played and fish pond items wrapped. Leaders are Mrs Howard P Olsen and Mrs Kenneth Hall.
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St. Victor’s Parish Hall
Kathy Hall
Mmes
Howard P. Olsen
Kenneth Hall
Shirley Counselman
Booth
Sally Ruf
Red Radio Scheme Deluded Hungarians
Radio Free Europe warned that a Communist radio station posing as RFE deceived Hungarian rebels by promising Western armed assistance. RFE cited Anna Kethly, exiled leader of the Hungarian Social Democrat party, noting RFE broadcasts were confused with genuine RFE transmissions during the uprising.
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New York
Radio Free Europe
RFE
West
Brussels
Belgium
Anna Kethly
Social Democrat Party
Hungary
Wisconsin highway rules update moves to 55 mph night limit
Madison reports nearly 125 changes to road rules approved by the Legislative Council’s highway committee. Key proposal: reduce to 55 mph about 30 minutes before sundown when headlights are required. Other items include keeping out-of-state DUI convictions out of a new points system and not penalizing livestock owners. The panel urged separate consideration of issues and kept hitchhiking rules unchanged.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Highway Committee
Legislative Council
Paul Rogan
Full Legislative Council
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