Social Event Attendees From Monroe at Madison Basketball
A Madison game drew many Monroe residents for social gatherings last evening. Attendees included numerous couples and individuals such as Mr and Mrs Robert Goetz, Mr and Mrs John Wagner, Rev Alvin Rabehl, and Dr Paul Dommers, among others, with a later note on Home Economics courses in New Glarus and Postville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Mionroe
Robert W. Goetz
John Wagner
Hervey Mason
Lloyd Staffon
Thomas Gaughan
Patty
Russell Myers
Wiliam Wartenweller
Robert W. Stuart
T. F. Ran
Paul V. Dommers
Wilbert F. Bertram
Don van Wagenen
Gerald Rceggr
Mary van Wagenen
Nancy
James Malone
Ralph Kundert Jr
Joanne
Nanette Elmer
Hollis J. Elmer
Ronald
Herbert Stauffacher
Vilas Rundhammer
Vilas Jr
William Kane
Bill
Gladys Gibbons
Barbara Keane
Herman D. Fritz
LaVerne Falk
Robert Bayrhoffer
Paul Alston
Charles Kummer
Charles Ingold
Robert Hardell
William Baumgartner
Towell
JoAnn Solomon
Donald Reinking
Andy Suizer
Wanda Ableman
Archie Gibbons
Roy F. Davis
Jerry
Edward H. Maurer
Irene Peterson
Frank F. Maurer
Evelyn Bloom
Carol Holcomb
Bernice Holsapple
Helen Altman
Helen Burkhard
Christmas Party Elects Monticello Star Officers
Mrs Ellen Stauffer and C M Stauffer were elected worthy matron and patron of the Monticello Eastern Star chapter at a Thursday Christmas party in Masonic hall. Associate officers Ruth Zentner Herman Schlittler will be installed December 27 with Mata Lynn Claudia Jess Eleanor Marty Grace Marty Elsa Voegeli. Harriet Wittner joined by transfer and received a corsage. gifts exchanged and refreshments served by the Stauffer, Stauffacher, Haldiman Koreman Wichser and Schlittier households.
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Monticello
Ellen Stauffer
C. M. Stauffer
Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Hall
Ruth Zentner
Herman Schlittler
Mata Lynn
Claudia Jess
Eleanor Marty
Grace Marty
Elsa Voegeli
Harriet Wittner
Conrad Stauffacher
Fred G. Haldiman
Anna Koreman
Elsa Wichser
Herman Schlittier
Demanouske-Matchett Nuptials In Beloit At New Apostolic
Demanouske Dorothy Ruth daughter of Mrs Florence Demanouske Beloit formerly Monroe and Edward Allen Matchett Beloit son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Matchett Cornell Wis were married at 10 this morning in New Apostolic church Rev R H Scharnweber officiating in a double ring ceremony Esther Demanouske maid of honor Deloris Matchett bridesmaid Henry George Levenberger ring bearer Judith Matchett flower girl Duane Matchett best man Leon usher Katherine Friedrich sang O Promise Me and Mary Ann Balzly sang I Love You Truly Thirty five attended the reception in the church parlors She attended Monroe high school and is employed at Fairbanks Morse company Beloit and Mr Matchett at Kroger grocery Beloit where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demanouske-Matchett
Dorothy Ruth Demanouske
Florence Demanouske
Beloit
Monroe
Edward Allen Matchett
Joseph Matchett
Cornell
Wis
New Apostolic Church
R. H. Scharnweber
Esther Demanouske
Deloris Matchett
Henry George Levenberger
Judith Matchett
Duane Matchett
Leon Usher
Katherine Friedrich
Mary Ann Balzly
Monroe High School
Fairbanks Morse Company
Peloit
Mr. Matchett
Kroger Grocery
Rialto Party After Dinner At The Home Of
A social gathering in Rialto followed a formal dinner at the home of a local resident. Guests enjoyed cordial conversation and light refreshments as the evening concluded.
Tri Town Homemakers Hold Christmas Party and Gift Donation
Eighteen Tri Town homemakers attended a Christmas party at the Frank Schiesser home. Mrs Melvin Voe gels joined as a new member. Mrs Clarence Itten Mrs Adolph Strahm and Mrs Robert Wild led the program with a skit and readings. The group donated gifts to Roger Hoesly hospitalized for months. Next meeting set for January 23 at Mrs E C Coper’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Town
Tri- Town
Frank Schiesser
Melvin Voegels
Clarence Itten
Adolph Strahm
Robert Wild
Wild
Roger Hoesly
E. C. Coper
Turner Family Party Frames Annual Turn and Schwing Night
Turner Family Party held in Turner hall last evening with 200 guests. Music supplied by Zimmermanns Orchestra and midnight refreshments. Attendees given honorary pins include Marie Ammann Rose Ammann Hedwig Kopp Jacob Rattin Marvin Wuethrich Ernest Ammann Rudy Kopp Fred Gobeli Lawrence Gissing Marvin Schneider Robert Wuethrich Leroy Wuethrich Sebastian Laeser Lawrence Schneider Walter Schuetz and Paul Vetterli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Zimmerman
Marie
Rose Ammann
Hedwig Kopp
Jacob Rattin
Marvin Wuethrich
Ernest Ammann
Rudy Kopp
Fred Gobeli
Lawrence Gissing
Marvin Schneider
Robert Wuethrich
Leroy Wuethrich
Sebastian Laeser
Lawrence Schneider
Walter Schuetz
Paul Vetterli
Elect Officers at Lodge Albany
Royal Neighbors of America lodge members elected officers Thursday. New oracle is Mrs Selma Klossner succeeding Mrs Edna Zimmerman. Vice oracle is Mrs Emily Zurbuchen, chancellor Mrs Lydia Smith, past oracle Mrs Edna Zimmerman, recorder Mrs Gretta Eldred, receiver Mrs Elizabeth Blumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Albany
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
Selma Klossner
Edna Zimmerman
Emily Zurbuchen
Lydia Smith
Gretta Eldred
Elizabeth Blumer
Local officials named in building security roster
Miss Norma Disch serves as marshal with inside sentinels Mrs. Marie Oberholtzer and Mrs. Gladys Schneeberger. Outer sentinel is Mrs. Emma Tegan. Managers include Mrs. Helen Phillips for two years, Mrs. Audrey Jones for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Disch
Marie Oberholtzer
Inside Sentinel
Gladys Schneeberger
Outer Sentinel
Emma Tegan
Helen Phillips
Audrey Jones
Christmas Party At Nellie Zweifel Home In Monticello
Monticello bridge club hosts annual Christmas party at Nellie Zweifel residence with co host Musetta Clark. Luncheon exchanged gifts and auction bridge played by guests including Myrtle Griffin Clara Voegeli Anna Gerber Marthteinmann Anna Pierce Edyth Stoll Bessie Youngreen Rose Voegeli Nellie Zweifel Susie Elmer and Anna Elmer as substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Bridge Club
Nellie Zweifel
Musetta Clark
Mmes
Myrtle Griffy
Clara Voegeli
Anna Gerber
Marth Teinmann
Anna Pierce
Edyth Stoll
Bessie Youngreen
Rose J. Voegeli
Susie Elmer
Anna Elmer
Amaranth Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Blum in Madison
The Amaranth club was entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon this afternoon with Christmas decorations. Mrs. Arthur C. Benkett presided assisted by Mrs. Blum Mrs. L A Moore Mrs. Fred J Bolender and Mrs. Erwin Trumpf and Mrs. Paul Patterson, Madison. After gifts, officers were to be elected. Mrs. Co L Stillman of Wauwatosa attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaranth
Amaranth Club
Bruce M. Blum
Arthur C. Benkett
Blum
L. A. Moore
Fred J. Bolender
Erwin Trumpf
Paul Patterson
Madison
Co. L. Stillman
Wauwatosa
Bartlett-Nell and Curtis marry in Dubuque ceremony
Mrs. S. E. Bartlett of Albany announces the marriage of her daughter Mrs. Gladys Bartlett Newell to Harry Curtis, both of Madison, formerly of Boston, on November 19 in Dubuque. The couple now reside in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Times
S. E. Bartlett
Gladys Bartlett Newell
Madison
Harry Curtis
Boston
Dubuque
Engagement of Leona Bahler to Paul Hanson
Gratiot couple Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bahler announce the engagement of their daughter Leona to Paul S. Hanson son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Hanson of Woodford no wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bahler
Gratiot
Leona
Paul S. Hanson
Peter O. Hanson
Woodford
Candidate Forfeits Sam Though He Wins
In Pembroke Bermuda a bye election leaves Bermuda's government $200 richer as a candidate who won still forfeits $200 for polling less than 8 percent. The act requires each candidate to deposit 200 dollars and forfeits if under eight percent to discourage long ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Hamilton
Bermuda
Pembroke Parish
House of Assembly
Magnesium Finds New Uses for Vibration Dampening
Magnesium is gaining traction for vibration dampening applications across industries as researchers explore its lightweight stiffness and damping properties. Engineers note improved performance in machinery, electronics, and automotive components due to reduced vibration and noise.
Livestock Market Chicago Shows Mixed Week Trends
Hog sales near steady with 50 to 75 cent declines for others. Cattle demand uneven with steers and yearlings mostly steady to 1.00 lower, veal stronger, cows and bulls softer. stock cattle and yearlings show gains and high grades remain pressured. Market optimism cited hopes of yearend rally and mill production rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Electric Power & Light
Engineers Public Service
Wall Street Steels Lead Quiet Recovery Amid Mixed Session
Wall Street trended upward in a selective move after mild early irregularities. Trading slowed after a brisk opening as prices steadied in the close and turnover hovered around 500,000 shares, down from 860,000 a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steels
Polish Port Development Plans for Gdynia and Gdansk
The government and maritime engineers outline a development program for the ports of Gdynia and Gdansk to handle unloading of up to 1,000,000 tons of goods each month. Engineers estimate Szczecin should manage 200,000 to 350,000 tons monthly in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gdynia
Poland
Gydnia
Gdansk
Stettin
Szczecin
Plow Sole Fertilizer Boosts Yields in Green County Trials
County Agent E. O. Baker reports two Green county test plots showed higher corn yields and profits from plow sole fertilizer, with a third plot pending results. Early use years ago faced cost concerns, but tests indicate yields rise 5.6 to 16.8 bushels per acre and net profit varies by plot while fertilized corn matures faster and stores less moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
E. O. Baker
Baker
Kendall Digman
Monroe Township
Digman
Walter Timm
Clarno
Timm
Chile Leads South American Mining Hub
Chile is the chief mining country in South America while Cuba stands as the largest island in the West Indies. The statements appear as geographic and economic facts noting Chile's mining prominence and Cuba's island size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
South America
Cuba
Island
The
West Indies
Five Wisconsin soldiers die in Mansfield train crash
Fort Dix identified 17 dead in a three way collision near Mansfield Ohio. Among the fallen were five Wisconsin soldiers: Bernard Hoppenan Dennis Steine Walter Mueller Clement de Bruin Jerome Panka and a critically injured Siegried Eberhardt. Maj Morris said the victims had arrived at Ft Dix for basic training Oct 8 or 9 and were en route to Camp Stoneman when disaster struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Dix
Cornelius T. Morris
Wisconsin
Mansfield
Bernard L. Hoppenan
Cuba City
Leo B. Hoppenan
Walter E. Mueller
Milwaukee
Bruno Mueller
Clement de Bruin
Route 2
Kaukauna
William D. Walsh
Dennis L. Steine
Ettrick
Samuel S. Steine
Jerome J. Panka
West Allis
Vincent F. Panka
Adition
Siegried W. Eberhardt
Madison
Marie Eberhardt
Maj
Morris
Army
Camp Stoneman
Pittsburgh
Calif
Detroit
Chester Harp
Kenosha
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New Glarus
Times Special Service
Margaret Shaver
Postville
Lawrence Arn
Marie Matzinger
Ella Everson
Herbert Blaser
Ida Kolden
Delbert Elmer
George Jacobson
Herman J. Elmer
Julius Elmer
Harold Elmer
Carl Blaser
K. Niedermann
Joe Klarer
John Stadelman
Herman Elmer
John Nussbaum
Peter E. Ott
Earl Erickson
Ambrose Wenger
Jacob K. Ott
Lawrence Ames
Carl Schwend
Herman J. Klassy
Herman Voegeli
Anna Davern
B. L. Watrud
Tillman Paulson
Ben Pfund
H. Lehnherr
Maria Wahl
Melvin Voegeli
Melvin Schiesser
Raymond Kundert
Leroy Erickson
Howard Brussveen
Albert Erickson
New Glarus Group
Junior Kundert
Harold Ingwell
Stanley Freitag
Ralph Goodman
Alvina Hoesly
Irene Hanson
Ray Fredrickson
Herman Kubly
M. J. Stuessy
A. Dahnke
Phillips Marty
J. Peter Klass
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Coulter, O
Wall Street Tradinen
Monroe Evening Times
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
University of Wisconsin
Blumer’s Pharmacy
W. L. Dodge
Monument Mills
Cannon
Cannon Leaksville
Callaway
Children’s
John T. Etter
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Res
White Block
Brennan
Brennan Decorating Co
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