Wedding Ties and Lace Mark Winslow Nuptials
The wedding of Miss Mae Kohn to Doyle was held at the Methodist church with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore white satin with a fingertip veil and carried red roses, received by her father, and was attended by Virginia Zettie as maid of honor. The groom, discharged after Pacific service, will reside on a Winslow-area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantilly
Robert Fieldstad
Winslow
Willard
Boynton
Mae Kohn
Augem Gu Kohn
Oe Doyle
Wage IB
Virginia Zettie
Allene Aldemer
Lynn Hawkins
Harold Larson
Roy Hawkins
LaVerne Kohn
Sharon Busker
Moose Card Party Returns to Moose Hall Honors Won
Mrs Amelia Zuhike chaired the Women of the Moose card party with honors to Mrs Margaret Amann and Mrs Sophia Rutsch in yass and to Mrs Carl Coplien and Mrs Catherine Neuenschwander in 500. Next event on Dec 19 with Mrs John L Meyers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Zuhike
Moose Hall
Yass
Margaret Amann
Sophia Rutsch
Carl Coplien
Catherine Neuenschwander
John L. Meyers
P. T. A. Dance Tonight at the School
The Parent-Teacher Association hosts a dance tonight with members and alumni attending. Mr and Mrs Stanley Beach and Mr ees cee reype erroi are listed alongside Dittmar and Betty Seg- as participants or honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Beach
Ees Cee Reype Erroi
Sing Dittmar
Betty Seg
Albany couple wed in Brodhead church ceremony
Ruth Ki of Albany and Earl McCulley of Davis Illinois were married in the Bethlehem Lutheran church parsonage Brodhead with Rev W R Huseby officiating The bride wore a blue suit with bronze and white chrysanthemum boutonniere and the groom gave a gold watch They plan a wedding trip to Davenport Iowa and Joy DL and will reside on a Davis Illinois farm route 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kildon-McCulley Albany
Ruth Ki
Albany
Earl McCulley
Davis
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Brodhead
W. R. Huseby
William K A
McCulley
Wesley Noyes
John McCulley
Aledo
Til
Davenport
Joy
Davis, Til
Route 1
Engagement Announced for Albany Couple
Friends announce the engagement of Miss Minnie Davison to James B. Harker of Albany. Miss Davison, UW graduate, teaches home economics at Kaukauna High School. Harker, Albany High School graduate, served 33 months in the South Pacific with the Second Marine Division. No wedding date set. Mr and Mrs S E Bartlett of Albany mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Minnie Davison
James B. Harker
Gladys Newell
Madison
Miss Davison
University of Wisconsin
Kaukauna High School
Albany High School
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Secone Marine Division
Acits
S. E. Bartlett
Streeck Sobroski Wedding in Waukesha
Miss Ruth Streeck daughter of Mrs oi Zwickey Albany and Clarence Sobroski of Waukesha married in St church Waukesha. She wore a blue suit with a white feather hat and red rose corsage. A wedding breakfast and a reception at the Knights of vd eggs hall followed. The bride is a graduate of Albany high school and of the Methodist hospital.
Madison Nursing School Alum Weds Groom Serving Overseas
A wedding in Madison linked a nurse from the school of nursing to a groom who had spent years overseas and received his discharge. The bride's family and several relatives from Albany attended the ceremony and reception, including the bride’s mother Mrs. Earl Zwickey and sister Mrs. Harold Dustin, plus numerous Steindorf and Bernstein relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Steindorf
John Bernstein
Harold Bernstein
Louis Bernat
George Bernstein
DeVoe Brodhead-Cowell nuptials in simple home ceremony
At Rev J W Zimmerman home on December 1 Miss Betty Florence DeVoe of Brodhead became the bride of Junior Cowell son of Mrs Emma Brodhead. The double ring service was performed by Rev Zimmerman with aqua and powder blue gowns for the bridal party. The couple will reside in Juda where the groom is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVoe-Cowell Brodhead
J. W. Zimmerman
Betty Florence DeVoe
Brodhead
Junior Cowell
Emma Brodhead
Zimmerman
Women of the Moose Hold Meeting and Initiations
The Women of the Moose met in the hall Wednesday evening with Mrs. Anna Nelson as speaker. Members Mrs. Helen Wicker and Mrs. Evelyn U were initiated, and a supper honored Mrs. Anna Morgenthaler on her birthday, who received a purse of silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Anna Nelson
Col of Regents
Helen Wickera Ee ——— Strasser
Evelyn U
Somalis Bihan
Anna Morgenthaler
Fannie Kubly
Lillian Ault
Christina Keegan
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Supports Mendota Hospital
The American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting at a hospital with 75 dollars given and gifts including candy cigars and other items donated to Mendota hospital. The group voted 10 dollars to Gifts to the Yanks that gave. Members urged to bring gifts to the Waffie Shop by Monday. Girl Scout troops led by Helen Syrne and Mrs John Bruni performed Christmas carols and refreshments were won by Sam Rubi and Mrs Bishop.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Ae
Mendota
Helen Syrne
John’ Bruni
Sam Rubi
Bishop
Betrothal announced of Patricia Dorney to Frank Shewczyk
Milwaukee couple Mr and Mrs John A Dorney announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia to 3 c USNR Frank Shewczyk. Patricia a University of Wisconsin graduate in home economics teaches in the head schools. Shewczyk a senior in mechanical engineering left for service after completing an 11 month electronics and communications course and is awaiting overseas duty. Virginia Anderson and Daniel Weidenfeller named in Anderson Weidenfeller section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Dorney
Milwaukee
Patricia
Frank Shewczyk
Miss Dorney
University of Wisconsin
Shewcczyk
Electronica and Communications
Boy Searches Forest for Santa to Break Spell
In a wintry forest, David clutches a white bunny and begs a gigmy to restore his sister by finding Santa Claus. He vows to find the magical helper, braving cold and fear through the night as he believes Santa can end the spell before the sister turns into a white hippopotamus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Gigmy
Wiemer
Santa Claus
Santa
That’s My Bunny
A ragged boy named David carries a beautiful rabbit into town after forest hardship. Townspeople suspect theft and confront him at the zoo Keeper’s office who claims the bunny as his own. David pleads for return as the Keeper takes the rabbit back to the cage. Tomorrow continues.
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David
Zoo
Neal
Bunny
Bates
Santa Land
Local Graduates and Club Officers Announced
Blanchardville residents and Hollandale high school graduates are named. The bride worked in Dr S B Marshall’s Hollandale office. Mrs Roy Evenson was elected president of the Women’s corps at a 60 member meeting. other officers include Mrs William Zimmerman and Mrs Clara Peterson. Members prepared Christmas boxes for Indian children at Keshena Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Beth
Weidenfeller
Hollandale High School
S. B. Marshall
Hollandale
W.R.C
Roy Evenson
Women's A Corps
William Zimmerman
Clara Peterson
Fred Faeser
Keshena
Wis
Legion Basketeers Fall to Barneveld in Narrow Loss
Monroe American Legion basketball team dropped its second straight game at Barneveld 53 to 46. High scorer Etter tallied 9 points with 3 baskets and 3 free throws, while Goetz added 4. Barneveld’s Evernan Sakceae and Gall led with 16 points on 7 field goals and 2 free throws. The Monroe vets were fouled repeatedly but could not secure a comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe American Legion
Barneveld
Monroe
Etter
Goetz
Evernan
Sak Ceaeae
Gall
Monroe Vets
Monticelli Set for Dec 12 Meeting With Local Vets
Monticelli is set to meet the local vets after Monroe travels there on December 12. Locals tried ten men in a bid to find a winning combination as the team pressed forward.
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Monticelli
Monroe
Phoney War Delay Tied to Weather in 1939 Invasion Plans
German records cited at the war crimes trial show Hitler’s forces poised for a Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg strike in late 1939 but postponed repeatedly by bad weather and shifting directives. Evidence includes naval orders, parachute invasion plans, and Jodl diary entries describing Hitler weighing whether to attack first in the Low Countries or in Norway and Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Hitler
Low Countries
France
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Norway
Denmark
Poland
Jodl
Fuehrer
Stephenson County Board Doubles Rural Tavern Fees
Freeport officials raised rural tavern fees for both liquor and beer from 200 to 400 dollars per year. Beer only fees stay at 100 dollars. Club and restaurant fees were cut from 750 to 500 dollars.
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Freeport
Stephenson County
Board of Supervisors
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