Monroe Fire Department Plans Christmas Party in Turner Hall
The Monroe fire department holds its annual family Christmas gathering tomorrow in Turner Hall with Ray L. Beckman as general chairman. Otto J. Steinman and Josef J. Benkert lead entertainment for children. Santa will distribute gifts. Fire Chief H. L. Sickinger, a 50 year member, will welcome attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Turner Hall
Ray L. Beckman
Otto J. Steinman
Josef J. Benkert
Santa Claus
Benkert
H. L. Sickinger
Sickinger
Otto H. Kundert
Animated Christmas Album pageant at South Wayne High
The South Wayne high school and grade choruses present An Animated Christmas Album on Monday December 15 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. A 61 voice mixed chorus forms a 20 foot tall human Christmas tree with lights and decorations. Narrators are seniors Judith Vogel and Sue Lincicum. Soloists include Homer Picket, Richard Larson, Kenneth Chapin, John Kline, Calvin Schultz and Marjorie Mahlkuch. Choir members, brass, accompanists, and director Gerald Fritz are listed. Santa is rumored to attend with presents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Judith Vogel
Sue Lincicum
Homer Pickett
Richard Larson
Kenneth Chapin
John Kline
Calvin Schultz
Marjorie Mahlkuch
Miss Mahlkuch
Marilyn Teuscher
Janet Foley
Terry Ellingson
Gary Stark
Nathan Sacker
Ronald Rockow
Brass
Roockow
Stark
Ronald Rood
Odelia Webinger
Dean Teuscher
William Richards
Marlene McConnell
Gertrude Gebennus
Gerald Fritz
Monroe
Santa
Philathea Church Class Holds Annual Yale Party
The Philathea Sunday school class of Immanuel church held its annual Christmas party at Rev. and Mrs. Howard L. Orians home. Co hosts Miss Cla ra Zumbrunnen and Mrs. Orians led devotions and the group sang carols. Miss Zumbrunnen told the Christmas story as illustrations were shown by Rev. Orians. The evening included social time and guessing games with red and green favors for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Immanuel Church
Howard L. Orians
Clara Zumbrunnen
Orians
Anna Legler
Katherine Bowell
Zum Brunnen
Clarno Group Takes Offering for Korea
A Clarno Evangelical WSWS meeting this week collected a special offering for Korea. Mrs. Albert Kuhnke and Mrs. Herbert Matzke co-hosted, devotions were led by Mrs. Byron Hartwig, and Mrs. Floyd Timm gave a lesson titled Christ Calls to Stewardship Therefore we have a concern about our gifts to God. Mrs. John Vogel supervised the prayer session as plans were made for World Service Day with 16 members and one visitor. a potluck lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno Evangelical
WSWS
Albert Kuhnke
Herbert Matzke
Byron Hartwig
Floyd Timm
Christ
John Vogel
Mrs Wahler Hosts Queen Esther Class at Lutheran Church
Mrs Palmer Wahler hosted the Queen Esther Sunday school class at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church this week. Mrs Chester Stixrood led the business meeting and delivered the Christmas story. The program featured a vocal solo by Mrs M J Olson a Christmas sketch A Candlelight Service by Mesdames Nelson Hexom and Hanson and Rev Justin Flak. Gifts were exchanged and a potluck dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hanson
Rev. Flak
Engagement of Olga Marie Klossner to Ralph E Colden
Mr and Mrs John Klossner announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Olga Marie to Ralph E Colden son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Colden of Blanchardville The wedding is planned for next Saturday December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
John Klossner
Olga Marie
Ralph E. Colden
Edwin Colden
Blanchardville
Mrs Binns Hosts Bridge Club Winners Named
Mrs Raymond Binns hosted her bridge club this week with two tables of contract in play. Honors went to Mrs Clarence Rudd for high and Mrs W C McConnell for traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binns
South Wayne
Raymond Binns
Clarence Rudd
W. C. McConnell
Fred Weisses Honored At Farewell Gathering
A surprise farewell party was held for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiss and Marlea, Route 2, as they move to Monroe. Winners in 500 included Mrs. Guy Weckerly and Alfred Meier Sr. high, and Mrs. Nathan Weiss and Ralph Shaffer low. Traveling prize went to Mrs. Harry Feldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weiss
Marlea
Monroe
Guy Weckerly
Alfred Meier Sr
Nathan Weiss
Ralph Shaffer
Harry Feldt
Messrs
Mmes
Leonard Weiss
John B. Ruff
William Heinzelman
Raymond
William Wood
Durward Dunaway
John W. Ruff
Harry Prien
Paul Raether
Mt Olive Aid Society Christmas Party Recalls Members
Mt Olive Aid Society held its annual Christmas party in the church basement after a business meeting. Gifts were given to five invalids, the Luther Deaconess Association, and Rev. R. F. Bittorf. The program included a devotion, hymns, a gift exchange, potluck supper, and films by Dr. Harold Mueller. Next meeting is Jan 7 hosted by Mrs. Robert Von Arx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olive
Harold Mueller
Aid Society
Robert von Arx
20Th Street
Jordan Monroe Farm Bureau Christmas Party Draws Townsfolk
Monroe Jordan Farm Bureau unit held its annual Christmas party at IOOF hall with about 100 attendees. The event featured carols, a Grove and Jordan Center school program, and a piano solo by Evelyn Johnson. High scorers in 500 were Mrs. M J Daley and E Steffen Hagen. low scorers were Roscoe Smith and Walter Schlaff. High scorers in pass were Mrs. Albert Neuenschwander and Frank Bloom. low were Elizabeth Scheidegger and Will Maske. Apples, candy and a potluck luncheon complemented the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe-Jordan Farm _ Bureau unit
Ioof Hall
Grove and
Jordan Center
Evelyn Johnson
M. J. Daley
E. Steffenhagen
Roscoe Smith
Walter Schlaff
Albert Neuenschwander
Frank Bloom
Elizabeth Scheidegger
Will Maske
Odom-Andereck Nuptial Set for Belvoir Fort Belvoir Dec 27
Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Thelma Jean Odom of Smithville Tennessee and Second Lt Edwin Lee Andereck son of Mr and Mrs John Andereck of 1811 16th avenue The ceremony is at 4 PM Saturday December 27 in Fort Belvoir Chapel Number One Virginia with a reception in McKenzie Hall Lt Andereck serves as a training officer on troop duties at Fort Belvoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Jean Odom
W. A. Odom
Smithville
Tenn
Edwin Lee Andereck
John Andereck
16Th Avenue
Fort Belvoir
Fort Belvior
McKenzie Hall
Andereck
Pythians at Brodhead Elect Byron Blackford
In Brodhead Byron Blackford was chosen as chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias with a slate of officers including Ben Deininger as vice chancellor and Alfred Pinnow as prelate. Other posts filled were Kenneth Clark master at arms Danny Markham inner guard Arthur Young outer guard R F Smith master of work Clarence Brager secretary R C Broughton grand lodge representative and C T Pfisterer trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Byron Blackford
Knights of Pythias
Ben Deininger
Alfred Pinnow
Kenneth Clark
Danny Markham
Arthur Young
R. F. Smith
Clarence Brager
R. C. Broughton
Grand Lodge
C. T. Pfisterer
Donald Condon Heads Brodhead Eastern Star Officers
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Condon were elected worthy matron and patron of the Eastern Star Brodhead chapter during a Wednesday evening meeting with installation set for Saturday December 27. Also chosen were Mrs. Oren Burt and Dr. Merton Mattison as associate officers and Rex Roenneburg as retiring leader presented gifts in a farewell ceremony.
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Brodhead
Donald Condon
Eastern Star
Oren Burt
Merton Mattison
Orion Eidah
Walter Lavasseur
Lulu Mattison
Frank Mauermann
Roy Stephens
Wishing Well Ceremony Honors Retiring Matron and Patron
Mr and Mrs Bonne burg received a gift during a Wishing Well ceremony with the star points. Refreshments were served in the dining room by a committee headed by Mr and Mrs Frank Ros man and Mrs Harold Rosman. Others on the serving committee included Mrs Marvin Malkow and Mr and Mrs Jay Roderick. Tables displayed a Wishing Well motif honoring the retiring matron and patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneburg
Frank Rosman
Harold Rosman
Marvin Malkow
Jay Roderick
Ponyicsanyis Named By CES of Monticello
Mrs. John Ponyicsanyi was elected worthy patron of the Monticello chapter of the Eastern Star at its Thursday evening meeting. She will succeed Mrs. W. D. Elmer. John Ponyicsanyi is worthy patron. Other officers named include Mrs. Herman Schnttler associate matron and Herman Schlittler associate patron. Refreshments were served to 21 members by W. D. Elmer and Ray Gessler families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
John Ponyicsanyi
The
Eastern Star
W. D. Elmer
Herman Schnttler
Herman Schlittler
Henry V. Baebler
Clarence Elmer Sr
Ray Gessler
H. A. Becker
Santa To Be Busy At Turner Hall Here
Christmas parties at Turner hall are scheduled next week from Sunday through Thursday night. The Monroe firemen's party starts tomorrow, Swiss Club on Monday, Tavern League of Green County on Tuesday, Clarno Farm Bureau on Wednesday and G.U.G.G. on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Monroe Firemen
Swiss Club
Tavern League of
Green County
Clarno Farm Bureau
G.U.G.G
Wisconsin UW Wiskits Show Tops Skits for Final Public Performance
Claire Goodrich assisted at the UW Wisconsin Union theater where the annual Wiskits variety show featured all girl acts from campus houses. The event selects the top six skits to advance to the final public performance of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Goodrich
14Th Street
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Union Theater
Clarke College to Stage Christmas on the Village Square
Miss Mary Ann Huber daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Huber 1511 17th avenue will appear among six players in the dramatic portion of Christmas on the Village Square at Clarke college Dubuque Iowa December 17. A Clarke sophomore she debuts on the Clarke stage in this production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Mary Ann Huber
Joseph Huber
17Th Avenue
Village Square
Clarke College
Dubuque
Huber
Yule Party At Methodist Church Held At Home
The Friendly Circle class of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Merlyn Chapman's home for a Christmas party and share a dish dinner. Mrs. Royal Bixby led devotions and the Christmas story. Mrs. Kenneth Mahlbuch and Mrs. Walter McConnell entertained with games. An exchange of gifts was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Friendly Circle
The
Methodist Church
Merlyn Chapman
Royal Bixby
Mmes
Kenneth Mahlbuch
Walter McConnell
Mrs Schneider Hostess in Albany Party Attended by Neighbors
Special report lists attendees at a party hosted by Mrs Arleigh Schneider in Albany. Among those present were Mrs Clyde Schultz, Mrs William McArdle, Mrs Archie Gilbertson, Mrs Michael Glass, Mrs A H Meinert, Mrs Harry Thurman, Mrs Ludell Swenson and Mrs Clayte Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Schneider
Albany
Arleigh Schneider
Mmes
Clyde Schultz
William McArdle
Archie Gilbertson
Michael Glass
A. H. Meinert
Harry Thurman
Ludell Swenson
Clayte Stephenson
Hold Family Party for Turn and Schwing Club Members
The annual family night for men and women Turn and Schwing club members was held last evening at Turner hall. Nearly 200 attended for a social evening and a lunch eon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Swiss Club of Monroe December Meeting Set for Monday
The Swiss Club of Monroe will hold its December meeting Monday evening at Turner Hall. Members are invited to attend and discuss club activities and plans for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss Club of
Monroe
Turner Hall
Three More Appear In Soldier Slaying
In Lacrosse Circuit Court three of six defendants in the death of Nebraska National Guardsman Cpl. Frank Walla appeared on third degree murder charges. Pvt. Wayne Kamp of Postville Iowa Pvt. Thomas Reilly of Detroit and Delores Stone 16 pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and had their cases continued. Kamp and Reilly are set for Dec 19. Stone was ordered to return to the state school for girls and her case continued indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Kamp
Postville
Thomas Reilly
Detroit
Delores Stone
Cpl
Frank Walla
National Guardsman
Seward
Neb
Pvt
Kamp
Pvt. Reilly
Arthur Sheridan
Waukon
Tony
Miss Stone
State School For Girls
Oregon
Monroe Friendly Neighbors Hold Christmas Meeting
The Monroe Homemakers club met Thursday afternoon at 902 21st Street with co host Mrs Jesse Morton. Ernest Messerli gave the citizenship report and announced a hospital project. Lee Jacobs and Edgar Jacobs led Christmas readings as members sang carols played court whist and exchanged gifts. January meeting will feature oven dinners led by Sam Rubi and Messerli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors
Monroe Friendly Neighbors Homemakers
Fred Flick
21St Street
Jesse Morton
Ernest Messerli
Green County Hospital
Lee Jacobs
Edgar Jacobs
Sam Rubi
Messerli
Twin Valley Homemakers Host Christmas Party
Mrs. John Argue led the Twin Valley homemakers at their annual Christmas party this week. Members and husbands attended, debated a brief business, and voted to donate gifts to Green County home patients. Games and gifts followed a potluck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Valley
John Argue
Green County
Blackford Valley Homemakers Hold Christmas Party
The Blackford Valley homemakers held a Christmas party for members and their families at the Delbert Kundert home. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ivan Hartwig, Mrs. Orlan Bahn, Mrs. Glenn Elmer, and Mrs. Henry Hartwig during games and cards. Gifts were exchanged and a potluck lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackford Valley
Delbert Kundert
Ivan Hartwig
Orlan Bahn
Glenn Elmer
Henry Hartwig
Mt Pleasant Homemakers Hold Christmas Party Co Chairs
Mrs Jake Schultz and Mrs John Daubert co chaired Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club Christmas party. A potluck dinner and gift exchange were held. January meeting set with Mrs Willis Babler. oven dinners lesson led by Mrs Rudy Ammon Jr and Mrs Gilbert Disch. Attendees include Lena Babler Ralph Kubly plus numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant Monticello
Jake Schultz
John Daubert
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Marty
Charles Purinton
John Dooley
Henry Krueger
Earl Feldt
John Lehr
Charles Hefty
Jake Wittenwyler
Harvey Elmer
Harvey Milbrandt
Rudy Ammon Jr
Willis Babler
Henry V. Baebler
Gilbert Disch
John C. Elmer
Abraham Kubly
Lena Babler
Ralph Kubly
Washington Homemakers Hold Christmas Party in Monroe
Washington Club members gathered at the Swiss Wheel restaurant in Monroe for their annual Christmas party and December meeting. Mrs. Cecil Holloway and Mrs. Montgomery Chesebro led decorating and the program as 23 members and 3 guests joined in dinner games and gift exchanges. Birthday wishes were sung for Mrs. Herman Schupbach as her anniversary occurred. Guests included Mrs. Helen Hildebrandt Mrs. Erma Jones and center chairman Mrs. Marvin Freitag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Club
Monticello
Washington Homemakers
Monroe
Cecil Holloway
Montgomery Chesebro
Herman Schupbach
Helen Hildebrandt
Erma Jones
Center
Marvin Freitag
Valley View Homemakers Hold Christmas Party at Spa in's
The Valley View Homemakers club celebrated Christmas with supper games and gift exchanges at Spa in's Country Kitchen on Thursday evening. A family party is planned for Monday evening December 29 at Hiawatha school northwest of Monroe. The January meeting will be at Mrs. Fred Wald's home with co host Mrs. Albert Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View Valley View Homemakers Club
Spain
Country Kitchen
Hiawatha
Monroe
Fred Wald
Albert Vogel
Liberty Homemaker Club Opens With Christmas Poem
Mrs R L Hasse read a Christmas poem at the Liberty homemaker club meeting held this week at Mrs Otto Albrights home with 13 members exchanging gifts. Honors in 500 went to Mrs Jacob Schuetz and Mrs Thomas Schuetz. Lunch served by co hosts Mrs Albright and Mrs Arnold Albright. January meeting at Mrs Jacob Schuetz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Club
R. L. Hasse
Liberty Homemaker Club
Otto Albright
Jacob Schuetz
Thomas Schuetz
Henry Rhinehart
Mamie Tillema
Albright
Arnold Albright
Hi Neighbor Club Hosts Surprise Country Sleigh Ride
Members and families of the Hi Neighbor club gathered for a Christmas party last night featuring a surprise sleigh ride in the country, adding festive cheer to the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HI Neighbor Club
Christmas Basket Social Auction at Joseph Koch Home
Edward D. Wittner served as auctioneer at a community gathering hosted at the Joseph Koch home. Attendees played games exchanged gifts and sang Christmas carols while contributing to TB seals and the Christmas Stocking Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Koch
Edward D. Wittner
TB Seals
Christmas Stocking Fund
Helpful Homemakers Club Supports Christmas Neighbors Gift
The Helpful Homemakers club voted to send a monetary gift to the Christmas Neighbors club at their Christmas party held Thursday evening at Mrs. John Miller's Monroe home. Members assisted with games and contests while refreshments were served by Mrs. Lawrence Hartwig Mrs. Theodore Miller and Mrs. Roland Keen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helpful Club
Helpful Homemakers Club
Christmas Neighbors Club
John Miller
Monroe
Clarence Brunkow
George Grenzow
Merlin Miller
Lawrence Hartwig
Theodore Miller
Roland Keen
William Stark
Friendship Club annual potluck and Christmas party held
The Friendship Club held its annual potluck dinner and Christmas party on Tuesday at the Victor Melland home. Gifts were exchanged and an auction was held. Mrs. Robert Everson received a pink and blue gift from the club. The next meeting is planned for the Arthur Jorgenson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Victor Melland
Robert Everson
Arthur Jorgenson
Service Record Roenneburg Returns From Korea For Christmas
Staff Sergeant Allen R. Roenneburg a Judo native with 45 points plans to be home for Christmas after serving in Korea with the Air Force since September 1951. He noted Korea had its first snow last week and that he left for home last Friday unsure if the trip would be by air or sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Allen R. Roenneburg
Air Force
Roenneburg
Christmas program planned at Watson school
Watson school plans a Christmas program for Friday December 19. Pupils have sold 1700 Christmas seats. Judy Kolb a first grader returns after a week away due to a broken arm from a schoolyard fall. Mina and Manda Flannery and Judy Kolb treated classmates and teacher on recent birthdays. Mothers Club held its regular meeting at the Cadiz Township schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson School
Mother’s Club
Cadiz Township
Judy Kolb
Mina
Manda Flannery
Lincicum Heads Back to Ship for December Duty
George Lincicum son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lincicum left Thursday to report aboard the USS Floyd B Parks in San Diego on December 20 after a leave of several weeks. He had been stationed in San Francisco and will resume active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincicum
South Wayne
George Lincicum
Frank Lincicum
San Diego
San Francisco
Floyd B. Parks
George Lindicum
D. D
c/o Fleet Post Office
Calif
Johnson Ends Leave Ends Leave for Airman Richard E. Johnson
Airman 3/c Richard E. Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Harlow Johnson Badger formerly of South Wayne now at 16 411 494 914ALB Graigs Fair child AFB Spokane Washington spent leave with his parents and friends here He previously trained at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas and Lowery Field Denver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
South Wayne
Richard E. Johnson
Harlow Johnson
Badger
Graigs Fairchild Afb
Spokane
Wash
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Lowery Field
Denver
Two Local teens enlist in Navy during training
Bernard J. Fischer, 19, of Gratiot, has enlisted and reports to Great Lakes Naval Training Station. John D. McAloon of Darlington has also enlisted and is sent to San Diego for training, according to Madison Navy recruiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Bernard J. Fischer
Gratiot
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Madison Navy
John D. McAloon
Darlington
San Diego
Chicago Court Hears Appeal By Marachowskys
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago is reviewing a bid by Mr. and Mrs. Jake Marachowsky of Portage to overturn their November 1951 convictions for perjury and conspiracy tied to a 1948 bankruptcy hearing regarding Portage Wholesale Co. They contend the government did not produce two witnesses on each of the 14 perjury counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marachowsky
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jake Marachowsky
Portage
Portage Wholesale Co
Marachowskys
Styles Perfume Peace Weapons in Fashion Talk
Raymond Barbas of Patou and leading fashion bodies says fashion and perfume are tools for peace and international goodwill. He predicts 1953 silhouettes will move away from big skirts toward a slimmer, figure revealing line as women grow more fashion conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Raymond Barbas
House of Patou
Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne
National Federation of Arts and Creation Industries
National Federation
French Couture
Legion of Honor
Barbas
Eva Ward marks 94th birthday in nursing home
Times Special reports Mrs. Eva Ward celebrated her 94th birthday on December 7 at a local nursing home where she is a patient. She previously lived with her daughter Mrs. Jay Roderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Ward
Jay Roderick
United Christian Drive Call Urges Global Peace and Faith Reform
Denver delegates report unprecedented National Council of Churches draft urging UN support and world peace through patient diplomacy. The message promotes religious influence in schools, opposes religious liberty restrictions abroad, condemns discrimination, and calls Christians to public service despite personal sacrifice. The assembly elected Bishop William C. Martin as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Christian People of America
National Council of Churches
United Nations
Christian Church
John Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
General Assembly
Council
Methodist
William C. Martin
Dallas
Tex
Episcopal
Henry Knox Sherrill
Greenwich
Conn
Vatican
Spain
Colombia
United States
South Africa
Pair Sentenced In Officer Attack
Two brothers Herman Ragoschke and Ernest Ragoschke faced sentencing after a November 1 shooting that wounded county traffic officer Wilmer Peil. Herman received 46 years in Waupun prison for assault with a depraved mind, Ernest was fined $500 for advising commission of a felony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Orrin Larrabee
Herman Ragoschke
Cadett
Waupun
Ernest Ragoschke
Thorp
Wilmer Peil
Boyd
Herman
Ernest
Peil
Brodhead Plans Creche Dedication in South Park
The city will dedicate a Bethlehem Nativity creche in South Side Park at 7:30 p m Wednesday. The high school glee club under Donald Schumaker will sing carols while Mayor C S Pierce lights the set showing the Holy Family in the stable. pastors assist. Funds came from Brodhead churches and committees to honor Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
Roundy’s Inc. Buys Assets of Old Roundy’s Firm
Roundy, Peckham and Dexter Co. sells its assets to Roundy’s, Inc. owned by Wisconsin retailers. Roy A. Johnson, retiring president, will stay on to manage the new company as it enters its 80th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundy’s,Inc
Milwaukee
Roundy, Peckham and Dexter Co
Roundy’s, Inc
Wisconsin
Roy A. Johnson
Condons Visit Mrs Arnold Condon And Family
Condons visiting Mrs. Arnold Condon and her son Gregg are spending weeks with her husband Dr Arnold Condon in Champaign Illinois. They plan to return home with her father Loudon Blackbourn before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condons
Brodhead
Arnold Condon
Gregg
Champaign
Ill
Loudon Blackbourn
Want Ad Promises Much Work For Little Pay
A brief notice highlights the appeal of Want Ads offering substantial work for a small cost, urging readers to consider placing classified advertisements to secure labor or service opportunities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philathea Church
Yale Party
Clarno Group
Fred Weisses
Mt. Olive Aid Society
Jordan-Monroe Group
Farm Bureau Party
Odom-Andereck
Belvoir
Pythians
Donald Condons
New Brodhead Star Heads
Neds Beene
Stevens Point
Ces
News of the
Homemakers
Louis E. Burt
17Th Ave
Sammy Tyler
Eldorado
Boy Scouts of America
New York
Sammy
Che
BANK
C. Poole
Fed
Chelet Theatre
Church Council
United Christian Drive
South Park
Bauman
Fannie May
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