Social Events and Community Notices Run In Monroe Area
A weekend of gatherings honors Mrs. Smull on her birthday with card prizes to several local and Monroe residents. The Hartwigs celebrate a silver wedding anniversary with gifts and cakes. Evang notables include a local aid society election, Charminade club talks on Thanksgiving, Masonic jewel presentations, and a WCTU talk by Dr. Harriet Davies. DAR plans a meeting at Mrs Geigel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Maurer
Roy Hanson
Ella
Mae Hartwig
Bernard Hartwig
Michael Smull
Monroe
Wilbert Keunzi
Rockford
Mayard Jones
Winslow
Russell
Hanson
Emerson Wells
Denya Jones
Browntown
Hartwigs
Will Hartwig
Route 3
Clarence Broege
Will Figisr
Dooley
Evangelical United Brethren Aid Society
James
Fred Abbott
H. F. Stoll
W. J. Abe
Charminade Club
Phoebe Condon
Pearl Bliss
Nettie ‘Stair
Charlene Keen Hafen
Laura Garde
June Stuessy
Miles Standish
Garde
Bliss
Davies
WCTU
Union Church
Harriet Davies
India
Elizabeth Elmer
John von Kaenel
DAR
Benjamin Harrison
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Albert Geigel
10Th Street
Robert Marti
Letters With Seals Go to 3,000 People
Letters with an appeal for funds to fight tuberculosis through Christmas seals arrived in Manitowoc. The drive supports traveling X ray and fluoroscope units and educational films and pamphlets. Despite low TB rates in the state, 632 Wisconsin residents died from tuberculosis in 1946, prompting continued aggressive action.
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Iwth
Get White Int
Wisconsin
Hostess Announced For Lida Ludlow Reading Club
Mrs Henry Kundert will host the Lida Ludlow reading club meeting at 2 tomorrow afternoon Mrs D D Rueblman will review Hope Of The Earth at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kundert
Lida Ludlow Reading Club
Hope of the Earth
D. D. Rueblman
Hearts and Gowns Captivates Crowd at High School
William Tim mons Jr. shines as Bill Skeats in the musicomedy Hearts and Gowns staged last night at the high school auditorium. Jay Tobias wrote the piece with Fred Rose providing music and lyrics. A benefit for St Clare hospital addition fund, sponsored by Epsilon Sigma Alpha, featured several standout performers and a coordinated chorus and orchestra. Co chairs Mrs Walter J. Kubly and Miss Carol Holcomb led the event. receipts were not yet totaled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Timmons Jr
Jay Tobias
Fred Rose
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
St. Clare Hospital
Timmons
Bill Skeats
Robert Maurer
Wendell Fuller
Memso
Walter J. Kubly
Carol Holcomb
Tenefit
Perfect Record Made By 12 Deer Hunters Be
A Belleville hunting party of eleven men and one from Evansville achieved a 100 percent deer harvest. Members include Palmer Gehin Leo Gehin Claude Longhead J C Francois Morris Short John Gehin Robert Short Burnell Wallom Norman Olson Alvin Geiger Richard Francois and Arthur Rasmussen from Evansville.
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Suevine
Belleville
Evansville
Palmer Gehin
Leo Gehin
Claude Longhead
J.C. Fransois
Morris Short
John Gehin
Robert Short
Burnell Wallom
Norman Olson
Alvin Geiger
Richard Francois
Arthur Rasmussen
Waukesha Man Ordered To Give Wife 87057
Circuit Judge Gehl ordered a Waukesha man to pay his third wife 87057 in a divorce settlement from Dr. Roberts who has a 286697 estate. The court chose division over alimony citing Mrs. Roberts longer life expectancy as a factor.
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Gehl
Dr. Roberts
Roberts
Deer Hunting Better In Michigan and Wisconsin
The article notes Michigan deer hunting is better than Wisconsin. Herman Fritz reports two bucks from upper Michigan and northern Wisconsin, an 18 point 220 pound Michigan buck versus an 8 point lighter Wisconsin deer. Mrs. Fred Grimm also bagged a six point near Musser, Wisconsin.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Herman Fritz
8Th Street
Fritz
Upper
Fred Grimm
9Th Street
Musser
Wis
Bumper Wheat Crops Not Harm Soil, Say Judges
Three judges at the International Grain and Hay Show reported that North American bumper wheat crops have not harmed soil or grain quality. They noted 3,000 select samples were as good or better than prior years. Judges cited A L Clapp, H R Pettigrove, and J Laughland from respective colleges.
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Chicago
Ury
North America
International Grain and Hay Show
A. L. Clapp
Kansas State College
H. R. Pettigrove
Michigan State College
J. Laughland
Ontario Agricultural College
Guilty Ones Sought After Logansville Fire Rampage
In Loganville Georgia authorities seek those responsible for arson against Negro schools and churches last month. Mayor C H Byrd noted a $100 reward and ongoing investigation by federal state and local agencies into brutal past lynchings of two Negro men and their wives on July 25 1946.
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Loganville
North Georgia
C. H. Byrd
Atlanta
Walton County
Livestock Market Report Shows Prices Steady Across Goods
Receipts steady with butter eggs and hogs largely unchanged. Hogs total around 30 000 with mixed weights, prices steady to slightly lower on heavier lots. salable cattle and calves total about 9 000 with cows and bulls notably active and steady to higher. stockers and feeders scarce. Poultry receipts 28 trucks. market tone steady amid wartime notes.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Gains Mixed as Industrials Lead Forward
Wall Street trading in New York selected industrials and rails saw further recoveries amid quick-turn bidding and short coverings. Most customers waited for congressional action on controls while Europe’s disturbances and tax selling cloud trends. Front runners included U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Goodyear Goodrich International Harvester Caterpillar Tractor Owens Illinois.
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New York
Commission House
Europe
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Goodyear
Goodrich
International Harvester
Caterpillar ,Tractor
Owens-Illinois
Woolworth, Pennsylvania Railroad
American Can
Dow Chemical
International Nickel
Disch Family Wins International Prizes in Livestock Show
The Disch family of Evansville won multiple blue ribbons at the International Livestock Exposition. Ben Disch earned two first prizes for a pen of three wether lambs in fat Cheviots and wether lambs in fat Corriedales. Wayne Disch won a blue ribbon for wether lambs in fat Cheviots. Other awards include George Graber of Mineral Point with a senior calf in fat Hereford, UW of Madison with a fat Aberdeen Angus senior calf, and various horse and cattle prizes for Lakewood Farm, Linda Me, and Edna May's Queen among others. About 400 million books are printed annually in the United States.
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Chicago
Disch
Evansville
Midwest
Ben Disch
Wether
Wayne Disch
George Graber
University of Wisconsin
Lady In Vogue
Ed Mutz
Trevor
Kenosha County
Linda Me
Jan Birk
Thiensville
Edna May
Queen
Alvin Wagner
Milwaukee
Lakewood Farm
Mukwonago
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Ramson L. Bradley
Johnnie Zimmerman
Searles Club
Albany
Sandaly
Seer Ludell Swenson
Searles School Mothers Club
John Bruegger
Ay Lane
Bruegger
William Zubike
W. C. Baumgartner
Loseys
Clarno
Oscar Losey
President
Truman
Wm. A
Mautz
Kably Paint Store
Waukesha
Wyal Ig
Lanz Agency
the Commercial & Savings Bank Doe
Wall Street
Hall
United States
Miniature
Sonotone
D. S. Wilson
Sonotone of
Madison
Sonotone Eugene Hotel
Thurs
Kaiser and the Frazer
Kaiser
Frazer
Kaiser and Frazer
Willow Run
San Marcos
Cal
Canada
Cranston, R. In
Tam
Mayfild
Fraser An
San Francisco
Worance
Peoria
California
Florida
Trenton
Providence, R
Jotor
Laurel, Md
Vominess
Milwaukee, Wis
Hamilton, Ohio
Passaic
N. J
Boston, Mass
Kaiser-Frazer
Hughes Motors
Darlington
Kaiser-Frazer Sales Co
L. M. Johnson
18Th Ave
Brodhead
Footville Implement Co
Footville
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