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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1948
Page
4
Monticello residents and neighbors made Friday calls in Monroe with visits by Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Soper and others. local travelers, hospital updates for Ralph Schuler, charity clothing packed for Neillsville Indian school and abroad, and multiple visits among Monroe and local families.
Yesterday's event featured Allan F. Barnard leading a 10 piece orchestra with a program including Joy to the World and The Pilgrim's Chorus. A double quartet directed by Florence Voigt performed The Croon Carol and Carol of the Bells. Performers included Doran Zwygart and Olga Ruth with Mrs Lyndon Viel on piano. The Woman's Club department of music organized the program with Mrs Doran Zwygart as chair.
Miss Arla Mae West and Bernard Chester Albright wed yesterday at 1 45 p m in the Juda Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev Peter Retzlaff officiating The couple will reside in Juda The bride a Juda high school graduate of 1948 and the groom are employed in Juda A luncheon for the wedding party followed at the Eugene Hotel Mrs Jake Runner Jr served as matron of honor The pair plan a Chicago wedding trip and then residence in Juda Also noted a shower for Miss Eleanor Marty hosted by Mrs John Streiff with gifts from several attendees including Mrs Conrad Stauffacher and Mrs Fred Haldimann.
A roster includes Clarence Elmer Sr and Jr, Harry Klassy, Donald Knobel, Matt Zentner, E. W. Marty, and Misses Dorothy Marty Lora Dick and Dorothy Stauffacher. The fragment records individuals connected to a local event or decree, listing both senior and junior members alongside several women.
Brownies and girl scouts will present a Christmas program before the South school PTA Tuesday evening. In charge are Mrs. Robert Kingdon and Mrs. Roy Roderick troop leaders and Mrs. Arthur Wagner. Mrs. Clarence Schultz plans refreshments. Each member brings a pound gift for a needy family.
Mrs H L Karlen entertained the Bridge club Friday with a dessert luncheon before contract play. Gifts were exchanged for the annual Christmas party.
Green county extension agents Myron E. Jeglum Mamie Til lema and Kenneth D Slo cum will attend the Wisconsin extension agents conference at the Memorial Union on the University of Wisconsin campus in Madison. The five day event starts this morning and runs through Friday with all three serving on Wisconsin extension association committees.
Msgr. Sebastian Bernard, 77, longtime pastor of St. Michael's Catholic Church, died yesterday in a Milwaukee hospital after being found unconscious at the church rectory. ordained in Green Bay in 1893, he previously served at St. Mary's Palmyra and St. John's Johnsburg Wisconsin.
Niederost from Switzerland joins Franz Camenzind at Gunderson factory four and a half miles northwest of Argyle with planned move to Rock City site after March 1. Camenzind has 25 years in cheesemaking and 15 years at Gunderson. Separate items note a Truman fire at Success cheese factory, Union Hill remodeling near Juda, and a tariff hearing on imported Italian Danish and Finnish cheese with warnings of domestic impact.
Shanghai Paul Hoff man head of the Economic Cooperation Administration said the agency would continue aid to China under a new government only if the new regime preserves freedom. He noted the condition reflects U S policy toward China during the transition and seeks to support reforms while ensuring civil liberties.
The Hungarian partridge is native to central Europe. It was imported to this country about 50 years ago and is valued as a game bird for its drought and winter resilience.
Sunday visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Abraham and family from Freeport plus Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Abraham and Alyce and Barbara Marty at the Quinn home in Footville. Also listed are Mrs. Holloway visiting her sister in Freeport and several others traveling to Rockford Rochelle Winslow and Aurora for events.
Helsinki authorities shut down two plays in the city following a recommendation from officials. The move targets performances deemed unfriendly to public order, prompting protests from theater groups and debates on artistic censorship.
Officials admit Luftwaffe workers at Berlin airlift bases pilfer 3 to 10 percent of small consumer goods sent to Berlin. The theft involves parcels tied to the airlift operation and highlights security concerns amid postwar relief efforts.
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