Grace Schroeder elected head of Women’s Relief Corps
Miss Grace Schroeder was elected president at the regular Women’s Relief Corps meeting in KP hall last evening. Other officers named include Miss Marie Blum senior vice president Mrs Alfred Henning junior vice president Mrs Louise Ruegger chaplain Mrs May Luchsinger treasurer Inez Kell conductor and Mrs Grace Fritz guard. Memorial services for deceased members were held after the luncheon served by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Schroeder
WRC
Women’s Relief Corps
KP Hall
Marie Blum
Alfred Henning
Louise Ruegger
May Luchsinger
Inez: Kell
Grace Fritz
Clark Kieckner
Christmas Meeting Highlights at St John’s Church
The Women’s Union held a Christmas program at St John’s Church with about 100 attendees. Tabitha Ritzmann led the event with carols, solos by Mrs Marty and Florence Voigt, and a film shown by Rev. Kehle. Gifts for Ozark mission and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
Tabitha M.ritzmann
Frank
Deininger
Gertrude Myers
Donald.Barmore
Florence | Wartenweiler
Rose
Zuercher
Hannah _Bindgehaecher
Fred B. Marty
Bernice Holsapple
Marty
Florence Voigt
Messiah
Mary
Lou Schillinger
Virginia ‘Krauss
S White
Ozark Mission
Robert Aeschlimann
Lancaster
Switzerland
Paul ‘C. Kehle
Paul Frenzel
Rose. Altmann
Ross ‘Martin
Herbert
St.° John's Aid
St. John’s Aid
Louis B. Stauffacher
Fred. B. Marty
Missouri
John. Nyman
Amelia Zuhlke
Thanksgiving wedding unites Hofer and Watson in Orangeville
Miss Aileen Hofer wed Darius Watson at Evangelical United Brethren church in Orangeville. Rev Frederick L Rickleffirl officiated as guests Lucille Hofer and Earl Runts attended. After a reception the couple left for a Madison trip. Hofer is a Burgess Battery secretary. Watson works as Crum and Forster auditor in Freeport. They will live in Orangeville.
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Albright-Smith
Mattoon
Joyce Albright
Gilbert Albright
Edgar Avenue
Chester Lawrence Smith
Clifford Smith
Bar Windsor
First Christian Church
Monroe High-School
Madison Business College
Memorial Hospital
A. Mont Massey
Western Avenue
Kramer-Abraham
Orangeville
Gene Jacobs
Orangeville High ‘School
Burgess Battery
Freeport
Orangeville High School
Gilam
Shepley-Hayner” Company
Hofer-Watson
Aileen Hofer
Osceor Hofer
Darius Watson
Roy Clay
Stockton
Lucille “Hofer
Earl Runts
Frederick L. Rickleffirl
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Herbert Kramer
Delmar Harless
Madison
Stockton High School
Crum
Forster
Traffic Deaths in Wisconsin Reach 64 in November
Wisconsin’s motor vehicle department reports 64 traffic deaths in November up from 69 in the previous year. Through the first 11 months of 1947, fatalities totaled 695, down 57 from the same period in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Cheese graders active in Green county area
Four state cheese graders work across Green county with outlets at factories or cold storage as each cheesemaker prefers. September cheese grading is under way by Gottlieb Werren Edward Lee Sylvan Kneubehl Monroe and Glen Erbe. Fred Galle of Reynolds and Irving New York City visits Monroe on business. Harvey Thew Madison convalesces after a broken leg from a hunting trip and faces reelection as Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers director. The October Swiss cheese is expected to be strong and plans for a Swiss chalet at West Allis fairgrounds are discussed. Swiss cheese sells into eastern markets at about 1.15 to 1.20 per pound. Senator Olson criticizes dealer buying practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stears
Green County
Gottlieb Werren
Blue Mounds
Edward Lee
Monroe
Sylvan
Kneubehl
Glen Erbe
Mt. Horeb
Fred Galle
Reynolds and
Irving
New York
Harvey Thew
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Madison
North Woods
St. Joseph’s
Marshfield
Thew
West Allis
Swiss cheese production grows in Wisconsin and beyond
The article notes rising Swiss cheese manufacture in southern Wisconsin and other states. Platteville converts the Gold brewery to a plant, Shulisburg’s Henry Meyers factory restarts Swiss production, and October limburger is 40 cents a pound with higher November prices anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United States
Platteville
Gold
Henry Meyers
Shulisburg
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago Receives Mixed Returns
USDA market notes show hogs steady early then slow with prices 25.75 to 26.25 for 180 to 300 pound butchers and 25.25 to 26.00 for 160 to 180 pound good and better. Cattle and calves offered include 9,000 salable cattle and 800 calves with slaugher classes steady to strong, top beef steers up to 36.50 and most grades 24.00 to 31.50, cows mostly 16.00 to 21.00, many details omitted due to incomplete text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Market Notes and Financial Roundup From Chicago
Notes on meat prices including cattle and sausage, poultry receipts and wholesale prices. Butter and eggs show small changes amid steady wholesale market. Wall Street ends lower with persistent nervousness as CIO wage hopes and anti inflation legislation weigh on prospects. Several industrials trade down while overall volume stays near prior levels. Night blindness linked to vitamin A deficiency noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
CIO
Bethlehem
International Paper
Caterpillar Tractor
Johns-Manville
Owens- Ilinois
Woolworth
Goodyear
Western Union
Reddick Fined $300 For Pension Fraud
Madison C Lester Reddick 34 of Wauwatosa was fined 300 dollars and ordered to repay 1879 dollars to the Dane county pension department after changing his plea to no contest in superior court yesterday on pension fraud charges. The elder Reddick E L Reddick of Gays Mills died Nov 25 during a court conference on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
C. Lester. Reddick
Wauwatosa
Dane County Pension Department
Red
E. L. Reddick
Reddick
Mills
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Frank Trumpy
Alfred Trumpy
David
Cheryl
George ‘Trumpy
Jo’ Ann
Forrest Briggs
Richard
James
Jerry
Clarno
Earl Holcombe
Linda
Roland Johnson
Badger
Wesleyan Guild
Methodist Wscs
Robert Richardson
Harvey Hholland
Arthur Bear
Henry Nygard
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
Clarence F. Kempfert
M. J. Gonstead
Hich
Zenno Gorder
Leo V. Koehler
Arthur Roethe
John O'Donnell
Peter Storck
Nathan Burgy
23Rd Avenue
Atgle
David Moritz
Shirley Couhsehman
Barbara Marvin
Mary Storck
Care of the Times
George
W. Stuart
Card “Club
Mmes. “Rolland
Etter
Blanchardville
Louis Leinherr
Rudy
Lehnherr
Arthur Lehnherr
Rockford
Frank Watrud
Barneveld
August Lehnherr
Betty
Robert.Lehn
Brodhead
Robert Watrud
Robert
Mari
Lyn
Waitrud
Rudy Lehnherr
Louis Lehnherr
Nancy
Janet
August’ Lehnherr
Rudy Lehnhart
Baraboo
Roxy Club
Roxy
Emilie
Karlen
Mmes
Hauser
Fred Roeser
Lena
Augsberger
Joseph Rehner
the Baptist’ Chirch’ Will
Duane -Helland
Bruce.-Helland
Ernest Salzwédel
Mission ‘Aid of
Spring Grove
Paul ‘Weibel
Clara ‘Woodward
Alice Steele
Carter
Charles Dickens
Ernest Chappell
Poplar
Bing’ Crosby
Vaughn Monroe
Dorothy ‘Shay
AL Jolson
Ink
Wayne
King Gene Autry Guy
Lombardo
Children’s
Tee An
D Goetz
Melvin J. Olson
South Wayne
John Freidli
Pittsburgh
Kubly
Tories
Aldrich, Minn
Limburger
Floyd Davis
NEW Body CO
Dewey Boyd, Pron
12Th Street
Burkhard Electric Co. Bldg
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Her
Max Factor
du Barry
Mirkle
Shanghai
Friendship Gorden
Kem
Congress
Paris
Parker
Whitmans Box
Kempfert’s
Bobbie Brooks
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