Charity group elects Grace curveur president at Women’s Relief Corps meeting
Grace curveur was elected president at a regular Women’s Relief Corps meeting held in KP hall last evening. Other officers named include Marie Blum senior vice president Alfred Henning junior vice president Louise Ruegger chaplain May Luchsinger treasurer Inez Kell conductor and Grace Pritz guard. Mrs Clark Kleckner reported on the flag presentation to first grade pupils taught by Miss Clara Zumb Brustner and spoke briefly about the flag. Luncheon followed the meeting with decor from evergreen arrangements and lighted tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ocurveuer
Women's Relief Corps
Marie Blum
Alfred Henning
Louise Ruegger
May Luchsinger
Inez Kell
Grace Pritz
Clark Kleckner
Clara Zum- Brunnen
Edna Janke
Louis Creuzer
Sophia Rutsch
Alice Menehan
George Mauerman
Charles Briges
Mariel Ganshert
Christmas Program and Weddings in St Johns Orangeville
A Wo men s Union Christmas program at St John s church drew about 100 attendees with Miss Tabitha Ritzmann delivering the message Risen With Healing in His Wings and carols sung by several women. In Orangeville a Thanksgiving afternoon wedding united Miss Shirley Jean Kramer and Gerald Abraham under a double ring service.
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Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
Tabitha M. Ritzmann
Frank Deininger
Gertrude Myers
Donald Barmore
Florence _Wartenweiler
Rose Zuercher
Hannah Bindschaecher
Fred B. Marty
Bernice
Paul C. Kehle
Paul Frenzel
Rose Altmann
Ross Martin
Herbert Stauffacher
John E. Zimmerman
Arthur Stauffacher
Kramer-Abraham
Orangeville
Freeport
Orangeville High School
Shepley-Hayner Company
Abraham
South Carroll Avenue
ST. John's Aid
St. John’s Aid
Louis B. Stauffacher
Emmays
Missouri
John Nyman
Amelia Zuhlke
Madison
Burgess Battery Company
Stockton High School
Crum and Forster
Orengelle
Fellowship Meeting at Hel lands’ home Tomorrow Evening
Juda Times reports the Fellowship meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs L L Helland with assistance from Mr and Mrs Duane Helland. Bruce Helland leads the program and oversees arrangements for the event.
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L. L. Helland
Duane Helland
Bruce Helland
Ernest Salzwedel
Mission Aid of the Baptist Church
Zetta Bradley
Spring Grove
Paul Weibel
Clara Woodward
Alice Steele
Traffic deaths in Wisconsin rise in 1947 year-to-date
Wisconsin roads saw 64 traffic deaths in November, down from 69 in the same month last year. Through the first 11 months of 1947, 695 persons died on state highways, up 57 from the same period in 1946, according to the state motor vehicle department.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Cheese graders active in Green county area report
Four state cheese graders divide Green county into quarters grading outlets at factories or cold storage per cheesemaker choice. September cheese grading by Gottlieb Werren and others, with overtime in summer. October Swiss cheese expected strong. Swiss Colony plans a Swiss chalet at West Allis fairgrounds next summer featuring noted cheese items and Swiss atmosphere. Senator Olson criticizes cheese buying practices as dealers select factories.
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Helen Steari
Green County
Gottlieb Werren
Blue Mounds
Edward Lee
Monroe
Sylvan Kneubehl
Glen Erbe
Mt. Horeb
West Allis
Melvin J. Olson
South Wayne
Swiss Cheese Boom Hits Wisconsin and Nation
The article notes rising Swiss cheese production in southern Wisconsin and the United States. Platteville converts an old brewery to a plant and Shullsburg’s Henry Meyers factory will begin Swiss manufacture soon. October Limburger prices at 40 cents a pound with milk around $4.80 per hundred, and a 50 cent peak last year. Shortage expectations loom until peak season, with milk flow down from a year ago. Despite tight supplies, U.S. cheese consumption and manufacture are forecast to reach a record high due to steady demand and holiday trade.
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Wisconsin
United States
Platteville
Henry Meyers
Shullsburg
Limburger
Livestock Market Slows. hogs steady to lower and cattle active
Hog sales opened nearly steady on butchers but traded slowly and mostly 25c lower than Tuesday. Good and choice 180-300 lb hogs 25.75-26.15, early top 26.25, late at 25.75. 160-180 lb hogs 25.25-26.00. Sows scarce, about 50c lower. Packer weights under 24.75. Salable cattle 9,000. calves 800. Slaughter cattle active with steers 1,100 lb+ bringing 36.50 top for three loads. yearlings 36. most steers 33.00-35. cows 16.00-21.00.
Market Wrap and Stock Drift Amid Inflation Fears
Live poultry prices steady as receipts rise with 26 truck loads and heavy ducks 27 cents a pound wholesale market down two cents. Butter unchanged at 85 cents a pound with 92 score up one cent. Eggs steady with 9,040 receipts. Wall Street trades irregularly lower as CIO wage boost hopes loom and anti inflation talks weigh on prospects. Leaders include Bethlehem, Caterpillar, Johns Manville, Owens Illinois, Goodyear, Western Union. Night blindness linked to lack of vitamin A cited.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street
Bethlehem
International Paper
Caterpillar Tractor
Johns-Manville
Owens- Ilinois
Woolworth
Goodyear
Western Union
Reddick Fined for Pension Fraud in Dane County Court
C Lester Reddick, 34, of Wauwatosa, was fined 300 and ordered to restitution of 1879 to the Dane county pension department after changing his plea to no contest in superior court yesterday on a pension fraud charge. The department accused him of disposing of real estate tied to his father E L Reddick without approval. Elder Reddick, of Gays Mills, died Nov 25 during a court conference on the case.
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Madison
C. Lester Reddick
Wauwatosa
Dane County Pension Department
Reddick
E. L. Reddick
Gays Mills
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St. Louis
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Forrest Briggs
Richard
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Jerry
Clarno
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Holcomb
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Harvey H. Holland
Arthur Bear
Henry Nygard
Rockton
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Thew
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NEW Body CO
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