Hauser Glass Nuptials Tie Brodhead Couple
Miss Marie Pearl Hauser daughter of Mrs Mary Hauser Brodhead wed Lester William Glass son of Mr and Mrs Frank Glass Janesville in a ring ceremony. Elmer Homan Janesville served as matron of honor. A wedding luncheon followed at Hotel Monterey. The couple plan to live in Brodhead after visiting Kentucky and Tennessee. Glass served 19 months in Europe with Eagle Tactical Security Guard Company protecting Gen Omar Bradley and staff.
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Hauser-Glass
Marie Pearl Hauser
Mary Hauser
Brodhead
Lester William Glass
Frank Glass
Janesville
Elmer Homan
Monterey
Glass
Kentucky
Tennessee
Conn Wea
Eagle Tactical Security Guard Company
Omarley
Fisher Body
General Motors
Christmas Party Hosted by Miss Dorothy Schindler
Miss Dorothy Schindler acted as hostess to a group of friends at a Christmas gathering last evening at her home. Games and gift exchanges took place with refreshments served. Attending were Miss Maryellen Prien Joyce Reasa Florence Grunder Colleen Meier Virginia Fenn Miss Rosabel Friedli Alice Schiit Gladys Schiit Betty Lewis Marian Dearth from Durand Illinois could not attend.
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Schindler
Dorothy Schindler
Maryellen Prien
Joyce Reasa
Florence Grunder
Colleen Meier
Virginia Fenn
Helen Ninneman
Rosabel Friedli
Alice
Gladys Schiit
Monroe
Betty Lewis
Marian Dearth
Durand
Christmas Party Marks Women’s Relief Corps Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps held its annual Christmas party in the K P hall with 75 members attending. Officers announced a Jan 15 installation and a Jan 1 meeting next. Mrs Mae Thornton and Mrs Julia Legler led the luncheon as group singing and gift exchange followed the business session.
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Women’s Relief Corps
K. P. Hall
Mae Thornton
Julia Legler
Entre Nous Club Christmas Party Hosted by Mrs Neushwander
Mrs. Albert R. Neushwander hosted the Entre Nous club at a Christmas party last evening. The event included a dinner and three tables of contract rather than other activities.
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Albert R. Neushwander
Club Christmas Party Brings Bridge Fun and Honors
The Thursday Evening bridge club held its annual Christmas party at the Eugene hotel with two contract tables at Mrs. John R. O'Donnell's home. Honors went to Mrs. George Stauffacher Mrs. K Roy Schiff man Mrs. R W Prien and Mrs. O'Donnell. Deutch Hollow Party hosted by Mrs. Chester Tobin featured Dutch Hollow school pupils and a program with 13 area participants, parents and friends present. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.
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Eugene
John R. O'Donnell
George Stauffacher
K. Roy Schiffman
R. W. Prien
O'Donnell
Deutch Hollow
Chester Tobin
Dutch Hollow School
Newfoundland Discovery by Cabot in 1497
The account notes John Cabot in 1497 as the explorer who reached Newfoundland, marking the land as the oldest British colony.
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Newfoundland
John Cabot
Grinnell Soldier Sends Christmas Greetings Home
Grinnell Grinnell-SC 3/c Lloyd A Grinnell writes greetings to his family for Christmas and hopes to be home soon. His brother Pfc William C Grinnell of the Marine Corps also sends best wishes to their parents Mr and Mrs Albert G Grinnell from Sa. The message notes he has been busy but finds time to read The Times.
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Grinnell
Lloyd A. Grinnell
Pfc
William C
Marine Corps
Albert G. Grinnell
Times
Sgt. Robert Place Deploys in American and European Theaters
Sgt. Robert I. Place, son of Mr and Mrs H M Place, serves in the transport unit with duties spanning the American and European theaters of operation. Dur-
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Robert I. Place
H. M. Place
Wagner Sgt and Mrs Wagner Return From Visit
Sgt and Mrs Robert Wagner of Ft. Ord California arrived home last evening after spending several days with his sister Mrs Coon. The sergeant was doged at Ft. Ord.
Soldier Returns After Year Overseas at Camp Kilmer
Wagner Sergeant John Wagner arrives at Camp Kilner New Jersey after a year overseas. His wife and child live in Argyle with her parents.
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Wagner
Sgt
John Wagner
Camp Kilner
N. J
Argyle
Kiwanis Sponsors Movie for Pupils
Kiwanis Christmas party at Goetz theater on December 24 features a comic cartoon and feature film for Green county school children. Two shows are planned: a 9 30 morning showing for Monroe students and a 1 30 afternoon matinee for county schools. Tickets are distributed through the school system with door sales to ensure every child can attend.
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Kiwanis
Goetz
Green County
Monroe
Kiwanis Club
Frank L. Hoffman
Chicago Livestock Market Prices and Grain Futures Report
Hog market prices steady with hogs 14.85 ceiling for light weights, cattle and calves mixed with top steers around 18.00 and most 15.00 to 17.50, sheep active at 14.60 to 15.00 for good natives, poultry firm with turkeys and ducks listed, eggs steady. Grain futures steady to down with rye up briefly then slipping, trades shifting to May and new crop contracts as holidays approach. Receipts included 209,812 rye futures trading and 1235 corn deals.
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Chicago
USDA
Texas
Gan
Son
New York stocks recover slightly after Dec downturn
Trading in New York equities shows fractions firming above a point in a quiet market after Monday’s sharp selloff. Metals and oils mixed, with a few notable issues like Ber key & Gay and Ryan Aeronautical guiding curb activity as traders view Dec 17 lows as a technical correction from a 17 year high.
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New York
Berkey & Gay
Ryan Aeronautical
American
Ink removal with chlorite of lime for silver inkwells
The note states chlorite of lime cleans ink from silver inkwells or desk accessories. It also mentions Venezuela contributing nine percent to global oil output.
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Venezuela
Milwaukee Hospital Ordered to Stop Using Internes as Ambulance Help
The Milwaukee County General Hospital must cease using internes as stretcher bearers on ambulances following a board of public welfare ruling. Deputy D A John S Barry, acting as the board's counsel, announced the decision amid a welfare inquiry into hospital conditions. Dr Harry W Sargeant, the hospital superintendent, acknowledged some management faults but attributed wartime shortages. 26 staff doctors are in military service and resident staff has been cut about half. He denied a penicillin shortage locally, noting extreme scarcity nationwide.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County General Hospital
Board of Public Welfare
John S. Barry
Pital
Board of Welfare
Harry W. Sargeant
Mil
Sargeant Poe
Sargeant
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Certified Public Accountant — Tax Consultant
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Accounting and Auditing
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Accounting and Cost Systems
Alvin Babler
Ernst & Ernst
Certified Public Accountants
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago Grain Market
Wall Street
Weale
iVour Chelee
Kradle
Farm Auction Service
A. C. Schmid
Dad
Mother
Sis
Brother
Milwaukee County Hospital
Scram Pinedale
Wyo
State Game and Fish Department
Jack Turner
Eighth Air Force
Einbeck’s Grocery
Will Like
D'Orsay
Montgomery
Indies
Janu
Orla
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Monroe Shoe Store
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