Miss Letha Stuessy Weds Arthur Whipple in Simple Ceremony
Miss Letha Elda Stuessy and Arthur G. Whipple exchanged nuptial vows in a quiet 8 o clock service at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church officiated by Rev. Howard L. Orians. The bride wore a tank suit with brown accessories and a white carnation corsage. They will reside at 547% 16th avenue after a wedding trip to Chicago. both bring local schooling and work connections in Beloit and Green County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Elda Stuessy
Albert Stuessy
Brodhead
Arthur G. Whipple
William W. Whipple
16Th Avenue
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard L. Orians
Rheta Stuessy
LaVerne Schmerse
Chicago
Brodhead High School
Green County Normal School
Coon Creek School
Route
Beloit
Monroe High School
Green County Highway Department
Delores Hodgson to Marry Raymond Kubly Jr in Monroe
Sherman G. Hodgson announces the approaching marriage of Delores Jane Hodgson to Raymond R. Kubly Jr. The couple will wed in Monroe on Friday and travel to California to attend the Rose Bowl game between the University of Wisconsin and Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman G. Hodgson
Lake Drive
Delores Jane
Raymond R. Kubly Jr
Raymond R. Kubly
14Th Avenue
Monroe
California
University of Wisconsin
Southern
Rebekah Lodge Presents Christmas Party
Esther Rebekah lodge members held a Christmas party at Odd Fellows hall with a gift exchange. Mines Lo well E Markwardt led a play with several members and Miss Rose Zuercher. Mrs Deininger Durst and Miss Zuercher sang Swiss songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mines
Lowell E. Markwardt
Lee E. Smith
Ray R. Finch
Chester E. Tobin
Ralph L. Ellis
Edwin R. Broge
Rose Zuercher
Frank G. Deininger
Nicholas H. Durst
Miss Zuercher
Bernice Holsapple
Helen Altmann
Tobin
Santa Visits Brownie Troop at Christmas Party
Santa Claus joined Brownie Girl Scout Troop 24 for a Christmas party at Miss Doris Haman’s home on 12th Avenue. Leaders Miss Haman and Miss Rosemary Speich supervised as the girls wrapped gifts for their mothers, exchanged presents, and enjoyed lunch after receiving gifts from the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Brownie Girl Scout
Doris Haman
12Th Avenue
Miss Haman
Rosemary Speich
Happy Eight Meet Hosts Bridge Party
Mrs Gayl H Matzke of 1522 21st Avenue hosted the Happy Eight card club last night for two tables of bridge. Honors went to Mrs Robert Benkert Mrs George Selck and Mrs Robert Zweifel. A Christmas luncheon preceded the gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Eight
Gayl H. Matzke
21St Avenue
Entre Nous Dines Before Christmas Party At Home
The Entre Nous bridge club dined at Monroe Country Club prior to a Christmas gathering hosted by Mrs. Robert Rote at 1505 14th Avenue. Honors went to Mrs. J Ray Fitzgibbon Mrs. Walter Bauman and Mrs. Rote with gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Monroe Country Club
Robert Rote
14Th Avenue
J. Ray Fitzgibbon
Walter Bauman
Rote
New Glarus Couple Wed In Swiss Church Ceremony
Miss Olga Marie Klossner daughter of Mr and Mrs John Klossner New Glarus and Ralph Elwin Colden son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Colden Blanchardville were married at 3 p m in Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church with immediate family present. Bride wore white satin gown with net yoke veil and carried red roses and white carnations. Attendants included Mrs John Robert Klossner matron of honor and Sharon Lee Fuchs flower girl. After reception at the bride’s home the couple will reside at Blanchardville where the groom works at Hay Hollow cheese factory. The bride a New Glarus high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Olga Marie Klossner
John Klossner
Ralph Elwin Colden
Edwin Colden
Blanchardville
Evangelical and Reformed
Ae Lynn F. B. Tschudy
John Robert Klossner
Mr. Horeb
Sharon’ Lee Fuchs
Winslow
Horeb
Alice Freitag
Edwin Fuchs
Sam Luchsinger
Basco
August Tuescher
Brodhead
Rockford
Hay Hollow
New Glarus High School
Aebly Couple Marks 53 Years of Marriage in Clarno
Mr and Mrs Joseph Aebly of Clarno observe their 53rd wedding anniversary with a family gathering planned. Mrs Aebly nee Ada Meyers born November 2 1879 and Mr Aebly born February 16 1875 wed December 20 1899 in Pecatonica Illinois. They have five children twenty grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Aebly
Clarno
Aebly
Ada Elizabeth Meyers
Adam Meyers
Joseph
Katherine Thomas Aebly
Ruth Louise Discher Engaged to Airman Ted Hornstra
Ruth Louise Discher of Tucson and Airman second class Ted Hornstra of Gardena are engaged. Miss Discher, a Monroe High School 1948 graduate, works at Valley National Bank in Tucson. Hornstra is a Gardena High School alumnus who attended El Camino Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Discher
Route 1
Monroe
Ruth Louise
8Th Street
Tucson
Ariz
Ted Hornstra
Fred Hornstra
Gardena
Calif
Discher
Monroe High School
The
Valley National Bank
Gardena High School
el Camino Junior College
Plans Jan 11 Wedding for Bette Ann Rees and Earl Aiken
The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Bette Ann Rees to Earl P. Aiken is announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Rees of 2474 11th avenue. The wedding is set for January 11. Rees is a Monroe high school graduate and works at Rees Construction Co. Aiken attended rural and Monticello schools and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Ann Rees
Earl P. Aiken
Dora Meyers
Route 1
Monticello
William Rees
11Th Avenue
Miss Rees
Monroe High School
The
Rees Construction Co
Service Begins for 558th Air Force Band Member
A service entry notes a member stationed with the 558th Air Force Band on Okinawa and confirms no wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
558Th Air Force Band
Okinawa
Ruth Circle Christmas Party At Zwingli Church
Ruth Circle of Zwingli Evangelical Reformed Church held a Christmas party at the parish hall on Wednesday evening. Co chairmen Mrs Louis Fry and Mrs Urho G Hill led the program with a reading and games. nine guests attended alongside members with co-hostesses Mrs Ed Quade Mrs Patricia Appliger Mrs Frederick Rupp and Mrs John C Marty. Rev A R Achtemeier and Mmes Willis Blum Henry Marty Richard Voegels Charles Benkendorf Fred Haldiman Laverne Holcomb and Marcus Weston were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Monticello
Ruth Circle
Zwingli Evangelical Reformed Church
Louis Fry
Urho G. Hill
Donald Knobel
Ed Quade
Patricia Appliger
Frederick Rupp
John C. Marty
A. R. Achtemeier
Mmes
Willis Blum
Henry Marty
Richard Voegels
Charles Benkendorf
Fred Haldiman
Laverne Holcomb
Marcus Weston
Bridge Club Hosts Christmas Party at Kubly Home
Mrs Walter J Kubly hosted a Christmas party for her bridge club at 1748 15th Street last night. Honors went to Mrs Fredric C Rosa, Mrs Roy Kubly, and Mrs Harlow Gilbertson, with Mrs Rosa also receiving a traveling and special award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Kubly
15Th Street
Mmes
Fredric C. Rosa
Roy Kubly
Harlow Gilbertson
Rosa
Entertains Rialto Bridge Club At Christmas Ey
Mrs. G. L. Redman hosted the Rialto bridge club at her 2619 7th Street home for a Christmas event. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. Honors went to Mesdames Wade L. Cash Walter L. Day and Fred Roth Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Redman
7Th Street
Rialto Bridge Club
Mmes
Wade L. Cash
Walter L. Day
Fred Roth Sr
Christmas Program and Service at Twin Grove Church
A Christmas program will be presented tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the Church of Christ followed by treats for the children. At 3 30 p m there will be a worship service with communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Grove
Church of Christ
Judge Denies Dismissal in Soldier Slaying Case
Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud rejected a defense motion to dismiss third degree murder charges against two soldiers Pvt Wayne Kamp and Pvt Thomas Reilly in the bludgeon death of Cpl Frank Walla, the Neb National Guardsman, Aug 13 in Seward Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Lincoln Neprud
Nebraska
Wayne Kamp
Postville
Thomas Reilly
Detroit
Cpl
Frank Walla
Seward
Neb
School Building Aid May Continue
Rep. Sam McConnell said the new Republican Congress would continue federal aid to states for construction in impact districts and approve construction aid for needy local districts. He ruled out federal funding for maintenance, operation, or salaries, stressing state and local responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
Republican Congress
Sam McConnell
R-Pa
House Education and Labor Committee
McConnell
Congress
Magazine editor Philip Amundson dies in Des Moines office
Philip G. Amundson 35 an associate editor of Better Homes and Gardens magazine and former Wisconsin journalist died in his Des Moines office Friday apparently of a heart attack. A World War II Air Force captain he served in France and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Philip G. Amundson
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Amundson
Madison
Wis
Capital Times
France
Italy
No Relation to That Other Guy Says Polish Soldier
In Camp Grohn Germany a Polish soldier in the U S Army under the alien enlistment program explains the mispronunciation of his name Pvt J Stalin clarifying it is Jan Stalin and that he has no relation to another figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grohn
Germany
Pvt. J. Stalin
U. S. Army
Jan Stalin
Police chase ends with arrests after whisky theft
Two men in a speeding truck tried to shake off four pursuing police cars by tossing bottles of Scotch onto the street during a 60 mile per hour pursuit. The officers avoided broken glass and forced the truck into a pole after about ten miles, then arrested the men and charged them with stealing the whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch London
Cleveland Cliffs buys mining tract in Minnesota
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. president Alexander C. Brown announced on Friday that the company had spent 2,200,000 dollars to purchase land in northern Minnesota for mining purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alexander C. Brown
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co
Minnesota
Livestock Handling Costs Nation Millions Says Vet
State veterinarian Dr H J O Connell warns careless livestock handling bruises meat losses and dead or crippled animals costing about 10 million dollars annually. Estimates put cattle bruises at 6 76 per cow slaughtered. University entomologist T C Allen notes vaporizers fail on insect control in Wisconsin with poor fly control reports statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. O’connell
Wisconsin
T. C. Allen
The
State
Town Hall Club Christmas Party And Plans For January
The Washington Town Hall Club held its annual Christmas party on Thursday with a pot luck dinner at Mrs. John Stauffer’s home. Mrs. Kenneth Klassy and Mrs. Waldo Zimmerman organized games and the program. Secret pal gifts were exchanged. January project leaders will be Mrs. Kenneth Klassy and Mrs. Frederick Rupp. the meeting will be at Mrs. Werner Hefty’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall Club
Monticello
Washington Town Hall Club
John Stauffer
Kenneth Klassy
Waldo Zimmerman
Frederick Rupp
Werner Hefty
Learn and Live homemakers hold Christmas party
Seventeen members gathered at Mrs. John Chambers 2203 11th street for a pot luck Christmas party with court whist and games awarding prizes. Decorations reflected the season and the organizing committee listed five members. The January meeting will cover oven meals at Mrs. Russell Matzke home with project leaders and an alternate named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learn
John Chambers
11Th Street
Mmes
Henry Mkundert
Frank Fritsch
Glen Stauffacher
Roy Feldt
Oakley Homemakers Club Hosts Christmas Dinner
The Oakley club held a turkey dinner and gift exchange at Mrs. Guy Davis home with 18 members and one guest. Mrs. Willis Williams and others organized the meal. A citizenship report was given and members will send a dozen cookies to Green County farm. Next meeting at Mrs. Milo Zimmerman’s home with a lesson on oven meals by Mrs. Beightol and Mrs. Weidman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Club
Oakley Homemakers Club
Guy Davis
Willis Williams
Glen Earlywine
Frank Leopold Jr
Raymond Arnsmeier
Green County
Milo Zimmerman
William Beightol
O. T. Weidman
Kohler to Pay Christmas Bonuses to 4000 Employees
The Kohler Co. announced on Friday that about 4,000 employees will receive Christmas bonuses totaling $500,000. The payout reflects company earnings and will be distributed before the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Wis
Kohler Co
Eight Firemen Fell From Milwaukee Shoe Store Blaze
Dense smoke overpowered eight firemen during a four alarm fire at a north side Milwaukee shoe store. None in serious condition after hospital treatment. The blaze caused a traffic tie up as shoppers swarmed the scene and destroyed remaining Christmas stock in the basement of the two story brick Max Branovan store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
North Side
Max Branovan
Transit fare hike approved for Wisconsin towns
The Madison to Wausau Transit Lines Inc. received public service commission authorization to raise fares in five communities. The increase is expected to generate about $20,000 in additional annual revenue for the utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wausau Transit Lines Inc
Public Service Commission
Lamprey Battle Sparks Plan for Great Lakes Commission
Canadian and U S officials conclude two day talks with a proposal to form an international commission to eradicate sea lampreys that threaten fisheries in the Great Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Lakes
Swiss Best LT Cpl Glenn Schmid Returns To Farm Work
LT Cpl Glenn H Schmid 23 has been discharged from the Army and will run his parents farm on Route 2 Monticello. During two years service he visited 11 countries including Germany and Switzerland where his grandparents were born. He met a Green County delegation in Canton Glarus during the 600th anniversary of the canton's joining the Swiss Confederacy. He also visited Italy Austria France Luxembourg Belgium Holland and Saar along with Canada and Mexico. He favors Switzerland and Holland as ancestral homes and notes Germans drafted for military service before leaving Germany. He is a Monticello high school 1947 graduate and previously worked as a cheesemaker's helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Glenn H. Schmid
Christ Schmid
Route 2
Monticello
Germany
Switzerland
Canton Glarus
Italy
Austria
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
Holland
Saar
Canada
Mexico
Schmid
Ike
Monticello High School
Hay Hollow Factory
Blancharaville
Want Ad work proves plentiful for small money
Readers encounter a bustling market of classified ads promising many tasks for modest pay as individuals seek affordable posting options and quick results in local classifieds.
Drouth Slashes Wheat Estimates
Washington The Agriculture Department forecasts the fall sown winter wheat at 611,141,000 bushels, far below last year’s 1,052,801,000. If spring wheat averages 285,000,000, total 896,141,000 bushels. domestic and export needs about one billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Temperature Shocks Kill Aquatic Animals Quickly
Sudden temperature changes can prove lethal to many aquatic species as their environments fail to adapt rapidly. Researchers warn that even short spikes or drops in water temperature threaten survival and disrupt ecosystems.
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Arthur Whipple
Immanuel Church
Delores Hodgson
Raymond Kubly Jr
Rebekah
Santa
Olga Klossner
Joseph Aeblys
Ruth Louise Discher
Lakeland
America
Hart Schaffner
G Marx
Philip Amundson
Dormeyer
Ace Hardware
Pan
News of the
Homemakers
Schmitz
Milwaukee Blaze
Age LH
Wm. A. Becker Co
Drouth
Firestone Brake School
South Side Square
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