Dovre Breisath Wed In Blanchardville Double Ring
Miss Betty Jean Dovre and Julian Breisath married in a double ring ceremony on the Dovre farm near Blanchardville. Sisters Eva and Joyce Breisath served as maid of honor and bridesmaid, with Albert Dovre Jr and Harold Miller as escorts. The event featured A P Anderson at the organ, soloist Miss Charlotte Grundahl, and ushers Howard Breisath and Gordon Olson. Mothers wore blue ensembles and carnations were noted. receptions followed on the Breisath farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovre-Breisath
Blanchardville
Times Special Service
Betty Jean Dovre
Albert Dovre
Argyle
Julian Breisath
Halver Breisath
Eva Breisath
Joyce Breiseth
Albert Dovre, Jr
Harold Miller
Cas. A
Carnation
Y. Bernard
John Wagner
Nelson
Clara
Bressath
Thorp-Raymond Wed at Hutchinson Airbase Chapel
Thorp Raymond Sir 3/c Nada K Thorp daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Thorp Monroe route 1 wed PhM 2/c John Raymond at Hutchinson Kansas airbase chapel in a double ring ceremony Chaplain Thomas Rich officiated. The bride graduated Monroe high school 1940 Green County Normal 1942 joined Waves 1943. The groom has returned after 30 years in the Pacific and expects discharge soon. They will live in Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Waves
Pacific
Hutchinson
Community Socials Include Card Parties and Announcements
Entertainments at Clarno and Monroe homes feature card games with prizes won by Mrs. Harold Lelle John Burri and Laverne Schramm. A betrothal notice for Rev. L A Lavik and marines aerial navigator duty is announced. Luncheon and Christmas supper events honor local residents and guests with prizes and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl White
Clarno Township
Harold Lelle
John Burri
Laverne Schramm
Schramm
Elwood Sherr
Browntown
Orville Bear
Ralph Schaefer
Barbara Ellen Schraepfer
Monroe
L A. Lavik
Marines
South Pacific
Brown Bernstein Brodhead Special Marriage Notice
Miss Viola Brown daughter of Mrs Sidney Brown Superior wed Rodger L Bernstein son of Mr and Mrs L O Bernstein Brodhead in Christ Lutheran Superior on November 24. The bride wore a white gown with carnations the groom served in the south Pacific and attended Central Teachers college. Maurice L Brown attended the ceremony as her brother and Edith Brown wore pink with pink carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Bernstein Brodhead
Viola Brown
Sidney Brown
Superior
Rodger L. Bern Stein
L. O. Bernstein
Brodhead
Arthur H. Laesch
Christ Lutheran Church
Maurice L. Brown
Edith Brown
A. E. Shook
Gunner Gunderson
H. A. Zibell
Bernstein
Superior Teachers College
South Pacific
Central Teachers College
Stevens Point
Christmas Program by East Clarno Sunday School
The East Clarno Sunday school presents a Christmas program at 8 p m on Sunday featuring a cantata The Heart of Christmas. A preceding program by beginners and primary students includes many named participants with Mrs Alberet Reinmann as pianist and choir accompanist under the direction of Mrs E C Hartwig and Mrs Martha Grenzow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Clarno
Lonna Rhyner
Karen
Sharon
Marlene Wagner
Donald
Keith Christen
Carol
Barbara Jensen
Luann Reinmann
Alice Clark
Joan Fey
Freddie
Margaret Kay Solberger
Yoland Sweetwood
Lorraine Herbert
Ruth Discher
Yvonne Ammann
Joyce Clark
Carol Clark
Joyce Fey
Lillian Roth
Nathan Roth
Leslie Albright
Arley Asmus
Albert Reinmann
Alberet Reinmann
E. C. Hartwig
Martha Grenzow
Jefferson Homemakers Learn Rug Cleaning and Linoleum Painting
Mrs Vir gel Wundschel and Miss Mary Marean led a session on core rug cleaning and linoleum painting for 15 Jefferson homemakers at Mrs William Sweeney s home. Members shared their most memorable Christmas and planned a Dec 27 Yuletide party at Pleasant Grove school with canned food donations for overseas relief.
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Jefferson
Virgel Wundschel
Mary Marean
William Sweeney
Pleasant Grove School
C. W. Searles
Leland Jordan
Christmas Party for Staver Church Class Names New Officers
Mrs Ernest Busjahn hosted the Room-for-You class at her Winslow area home for the annual Christmas party and business meeting. Dinner was served at noon and gifts exchanged. Officers elected for the new year include Mrs Laura Meine as president, Mrs Phyllis Kuhnke as vice president, Mrs Leatta Busjahn as treasurer, with a secretary to be announced.
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Ernest Busjahn
Staver Church
Winslow
Laura Meine
Phyllis Kuhnke
Leatta Busjahn
Ha-Pockets Kitchen Helpers Named At Social
Mrs. Fred Lehnherr of 2123 Wth Street and Mrs. Otto Albright are listed as co hostesses for a social event, with details readable from the clipped notice.
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Fred Lehnherr
Wth Street
Otto Albright
G. U. G. G. Holds Regular Meeting at Turner Hall
Turner hall hosted 60 members of G. U. G. G. last evening. Honors went to Mrs. Emma Kundert Mrs. Kathryn Kundert and Mrs. Ed Dailenbach. Mrs. John Tschanz chaired the meeting. A Christmas party is planned for Dec 27 and a New Year party with guest invites.
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Turner Hall
Emma Kundert
Kathryn Kundert
Ed Dailenbach
John Tschanz
J. L. Babler
Marriage of Miss Alice Mac Ona and Fred Hofer Jr
The marriage was solemnized at the Evangelical and Reformed parsonage on Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Walter J. Stuckey performing the ceremony. The groom, Fred Hofer Jr., recently discharged from the army, had served in Europe and was discharged on Sept 11, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Macona
Fred Hofer, Jr
Fred Hofer
Evangelical and Reformed Parsonage
Walter J. Stuckey
Europe
Normal School Box Supper Raises Funds for Chicago Trip
Sixteen students from the Os County Normal School hosted a box social to raise funds for a sightseeing trip to Chicago in late January. About 150 people attended with dancing and games. Harvey H. Holland served as auctioneer for the basket lunches.
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Normal School
Os County Normal School
Chicago
Harvey H. Holland
Swenson Craig Announces Marriage of Adeline Swenson
Miss Adeline Swenson daughter of Oliver S Swenson Doe River British Columbia and C D Craig Clayhurst B C announce their forthcoming marriage The bride attended Blanchardville High School while residing with Rev and Mrs Martin J Olson former Blanchardville pastor
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Swenson-Craig
Adeline Swenson
Oliver S. Swenson
Doe River
British Columbia
C. D. Craig
Clayhurst
B. C
Blanchardville High School
Martin J. Olson
Blanchardville
Book Club Parties at Mrs. Easter Home
The Friendly Book club held its Christmas party Thursday at Mrs. Francis Easter's residence, 2214 Sixth Street. Members exchanged gifts and played games before a luncheon. the next meeting is in December.
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Walter J. Hammer
16Th Street
W. Gnagi
C. E. Baumie
Ralph H. Wenger
Friendly Book Club
Francis Easter
Sixth Street
Homemakers Host Party and Red Cross Gift Drive
The Liberty Homemakers, led by co hostess Mrs Ray Dye and Mrs Albert C Neuenschwander, gathered 14 members to make two dozen pairs of scuffs for the Red Cross. The afternoon featured group singing and Christmas poems by Mrs Theo Bayrhoffer Mrs Paul Busch and Mrs Henry Rinehardt. A potluck lunch preceded gift exchanges with plans for the January 10 meeting.
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Liberty
Ray Dye
Albert C. Neuenschwander
Red Cross
Afernoon
Theo Bayrhoffer
Paul Busch
Henry Rinehardt
Monroe Feed and Seed to Open in Monroe
The Monroe Feed and Seed company at 1207 16th Avenue will open Monday December 17. Owner Harry R. Hilgendorf announced the new venture. he and Mrs. Hilgendorf plan to relocate to Monroe once housing is found. Hilgendorf comes to Monroe from Beloit.
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Monroe
Monroe Feed and Seed Company
16Th Avenue
Harry R. Hilgendorf
Hilgendorf
Beloit
Bailes on Terminal Leave After Five Years in Army
Captain Leonard W. Bailes of Monroe is on terminal leave from the army after five years of service. He served in the South Pacific with the 11th Airborne Division and wears the Silver Star, a Presidential citation, and three campaign stars. He is on leave at Camp Grant.
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Bailes
Leonard W. Bailes
Monroe
Army
South Pacific
11Th Airborne Division
Camp Grant
Service Woman From Spars Seeks Discharge in St Louis
Dolores E Leinberger of the Spars is at a separation center in St Louis awaiting discharge after three years in the Spars. She had been stationed at San Diego California and plans to visit her sister Mrs Glenn A Wood at 1625 19th street after separation.
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Leinberger
Dolores E. Leinberger
Spars
Separation Center
St. Louis
San Diego
Calif
Glenn A. Wood
19Th Street
Neuenschwander Family Christmas Greetings From Regensburg
Charles Neuenschwander sends Christmas wishes from Regensburg to Mr and Mrs Alfred Neuenschwander. He announces plans to visit Switzerland to see grandparents and other relatives.
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Neuenschwander
Alfred Neuenschwander
Charles Neuenschwanoun
Regensburg
Switzerland
Parmer Assigned Shore Duty in Guam After Sea Service
Parmer J. Parmer now on shore duty in Guam following a period at sea. He is stationed on the island, continuing service duties in a shore assignment rather than sea duty.
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Parmer
Mason J. Parmer
Guam
Army Sergeant Hollis R. Schilt Returns to Tacoma
Schilt son of Mr and Mrs R J Schilt 509 16th avenue arrived in Tacoma Washington from Calcutta India after a monthlong voyage His Army intelligence work took him to China and India for almost two years He expects discharge in Washington after over three years in service
Soldier Albert Wieland Discharged After Pacific Service
Albert Wieland of Orangeville is now a civilian at home after discharge from the army at Camp McCoy. He served more than four years, spent 30 years in the Pacific theater with action in New Georgia Bougainville and Luzon.
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Wieland
Albert Wieland
Fred Wieland
Orangeville
Camp McCoy
Pacific Theater
New Georgia
Bougainville
Luzon
Trumpeter Wood Stations In Aleutians Two Months
Wood, a trumpeter in the 238th AGF band, has served in the Aleutians for two months. His wife says his views on the climate and opportunities there cannot be printed. He has been in the service since spring.
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Wood
Glenn A. Wood
Aleutians
AGF
Framed Question on Clwstticu Ads and Problems
A reader asks about using classic ads to solve some problems. The note hints at applying historic advertising tactics to modern issues without clear details or a concrete plan.
Chicago Livestock Prices Steady with Mixed Beef and Sheep Declines
USDA market report shows salable hogs 14,000 with 14.85 ceiling for barrows and gilts under 180 lb, sows at 14.10, cattle 2,300 total salable with few top grade steers around 18.00 but overall dull after a 50 cent drop, vealers down to 15.50, bulls scarce at 10.00-13.00, sheep 10,500 total with good lambs 14.50-14.60 and mutton bids around 14.25-14.60, native ewes 6.00-7.25, and yearlings arriving. live poultry firm with roasters 27-28 and eggs firm amid receipts of 7,401.
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Chicago
USDA
Grain market in Chicago opens quiet with slight advances
Chicago grain prices edged up modestly in a subdued session. Wheat stayed largely inactive until midsession, rye and oats gained briefly on commission house buying, and holdings were helped by reports of snowfall in the Southwest. Receipts included 25 cars of wheat, 209 of corn, 27 oats, and 9 soybeans.
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Chicago
Wall Street Trading in New York Sees Market Revival Hints
Buying of rails stiffened the stock market after an early mild selloff. Commitments were reinstated as activity dried to a six week low, suggesting selling may be done and a resumed advance possible. Earnings, dividends and idle cash supported the trend while dealings were slack and bonds and commodities stayed narrow.
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New York
Brazilians Celebrate Christmas Eve Feast of Fluffy Pancakes
Brazilians mark Christmas Eve with a festive meal featuring fluffy pancakes and codfish cakes. A famous cheese cake is kept for Christmas day.
Metal Discharge Buttons Available To Service Veterans
Capt. Lewis Lockhart announced metal discharge buttons, known as ruptured ducks, are available at the local recruiting office. Veterans who received plastic buttons can exchange for a metal one free of charge, while those missing or damaged may buy new ones for 10 cents. Present honorable discharge papers or orders placing officers on inactive duty when requesting replacements.
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Lewis Lockhart
Local Social Roundup Heads to Freeport and Monroe
Browntown residents including Mrs. C L Crags and Mr and Mrs Farmer Bast visited Freeport. Verona guests Mr and Mrs Werner Pulver called on Clark Keller who is ill but improving. A group including John Hartwig and Mr and Mrs Ernest Stoehr traveled to Monroe. Otto Klemm visited Winslow. Mr and Mrs Frank DeVoe hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs Ira DeVoe and son Dwaine and Miss Ruth Boecik from Lena.
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Farmer Bast
Freeport
Werner Pulver
Verona
Clark Keller
John Hartwig
Ernest Stoehr
Ole Sandley
Monroe
Otto Klemm
Winslow
Frank DeVoe
Ira de Voe
Dwaine
Ruth Boecik
Lena
Ira
Local Social Roundup and Funeral Notices
Mayer and daughter Marlyn attend the funeral of Mrs. Clarence Mayer at the Church of Peace. Elmer Bast and Ford Snyder visited the Farmer Bast home. Browntown Homemakers met with Mrs. Hubert Rock. attendees included many named locals and a Christmas gift exchange with carols. Andrew Jane of Kansas visits Monroe relatives. Eugene Doyle of the Milwaukee road is transferred to Brodhead and plans relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Bechtolt
Ward Merritt
Earl Ellingson
Ivanee
Frank Larson
Vergil Swiggum
Gerald Swiggum
Frank Stark
Hubert Rockow
Ray Crago
Ray Rockow
Andrew Jane
Kansas
George Long
Monroe
Emma McGuire
Milwaukee Road
Brodhead
Mrs. Doyle
Parrots and Crows Named Most Intelligent Birds
A study highlights parrots and crows as the most intelligent birds, noting their problem solving, tool use, and complex social behaviors. Researchers emphasize cognitive similarities to primates and potential implications for animal intelligence research.
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Herman D. Fritz
Herman Fritz
William Grueb
Otilla Bindschaedler
John Wyss
Fred Grimm
Peter Steuri
Harry Huffman
Clarno
Fred Beach
John Donmeyer
Elmo Huffman
Virginia Broege
Ralph Mann
Warren
Clyde Smith
John Carter, Jr
Messrs
Huffman
Donmeyer
Mann
White
Ray Hasse
Monroe Feed-Seed Company
Wall Street
REW Shipmert
Avde PR
C. L. Crags
Epol
Sale Sal
Toyland
Ncmakaulaa
MLR
Wisconsin
Lanz Johnson
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