Christmas Parties by Four Monroe Churches
Four Monroe churches hosted Christmas parties last night as Sunday school classes organized pageants games and recitations. A Universalist program led by Mrs Becker Mrs Rouch and Mrs Hartman featured a Santa party after a children led service. The Assembly of God Tabernacle sang The Holy Child and Emanuel Evangelical United Brethren showed The Child of Bethlehem. Union Presbyterian offered a brief pageant The Christmas Story with treats for children.
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Monroe
John Becker
J. A. Rouch
T. A. Hartman
Universalist
Santa Claus
Santa
Tommy Lovelace
Samta
Assembly of God Tabernacle
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Union Presbyterian Church
Kipfer Granddaughters Baptized at Yellowstone
Mr and Mrs Oscar Kipfer of Blanchardville baptized two granddaughters at Yellowstone Lutheran Church on Sunday Janet Marie daughter of Alfred Keller Jr of Monticello and Victoria Lee daughter of Frederick Kipfer of Monroe. Sponsors included Glenn Kipfer of Platteville for Janet Marie and Bertha Kipfer and Delbert Kipfer of Blanchardville for Victoria Lee. A dinner followed at the Kipfer brothers home.
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Oscar Kipfer
Blanchardville
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Janet M Rne
Alfred Keller Jr
Monticello
Victoria Lee
Frederick Kipfer
Monroe
Glenn Kipfer
Platteville
Janet Matie
Bertha Kipfer
Delbert Kipfer
Kipfer Brothers
Women of Moose Hold Christmas Party at Moose Hall
Women of Moose held their Christmas party last evening in Moose Hall. Cards were played with honors in 500 going to Mines. Jacob H. Stauffacher, Richard Keegan,inyass, Robert Blum, Albert Schmid attended. A special prize was won by Mrs. Wilbert Ott. A potluck supper was served and gifts were exchanged.
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Moose
Moose Hall
Jacob H. Stauffacher
Richard Keegan
Yass
Robert Blum
Albert Schmid
Wilbert Ott
Monticello
Homemakers Club
Marvin Zimmerman
Ernest Wittner
J. W. Barlow
Lapland
Howard Kennedy
Marcus | Weston
Great Books Club Sees Special Skit at Library
The Secon year group of the Great Books club met at the library last evening with Herbert J. Bolliger and Dr. Ben H. Brunkow as moderators discussing Aristotle ethics. The group presented a skit at a party and buffet luncheon for 35 attendees, with Mr and Mrs W S Hoesly honored for their 35th wedding anniversary. Relatives attended, cards were played, gifts given, and refreshments served.
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Secon
Great Books ‘Club
Herbert J. Bolliger
Ben H. Brunkow
Great Books Players
T. A. Hartman
W. S._ Hoesly
Hoesly
Messrs
Mmes
Delbert Kubly
Herman Kubly
Fred W. Stuessy
Ed Gmar
Mairet Hefty
Fred Voegeli
En Glarus
Engagement announced for Jeanette Dettwiler and Norman Arn
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Dettwiler announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanette Helen to Norman Arn son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Arn of Monticello. No date set for the wedding. Juda Pageant Set at 8 p m Sunday titled A Light In My Window by the Juda Evan gelical United Brethren church youths.
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Gilbert Dettwiler
Route 4
Jeanette Helen
Norman Arn
Alfred Arn
Monticello
Juda Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wiley Sees Budget Cut Up to Citizens
Wisconsin Senator Alexander Wiley warns the public must demand a balanced budget for 1950. He plans a Panama boat trip but contends Congress should cut about 2 billion from administrative agencies and 2 billion from defense, with 1 billion trimmed from foreign aid, to meet budget goals without harming services. He advocates tougher procurement and Hoover-era measures in a broader fiscal plan.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Wiley
Congress
Wisconsin
Panama
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense
Vogeler Release Denied at Budapest
A Budapest spokesman denied rumors that American businessman Robert A. Vogeler had been released. Vogeler, assistant vice president of ITT, was arrested November 18 on espionage charges as the U S state department pressed for his release and prohibited American travel to Hungary.
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Neapest Sry
Legation
Vienna
Robert A. Vogeler
U. S. State Department
Vogeler
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Hungary
Crash Kills Soldier Near Montgomery
Fort Benning sergeant Hubert A Manthei age 30 died in an automobile collision 15 miles east of Montgomery Wednesday night. The fatal crash involved Manthei's car and another vehicle.
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Montgomery
Ala
Urg
Hubert A. Manthei
Fort Benning
Manthei
Sunnyside Homemakers Christmas Gift Wrapping Event
The Sunnyside Homemakers gathered at Mrs. Edwin Kolt’s home for their annual Christmas party and wrapped 24 gifts for the Martin Luther children's home in Stoughton. Three schoolgirl daughters provided music and readings, and prizes were awarded for prettiest and best-disguised gift wrappings. Thelma Emberson attended as a guest.
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Sunnyside
Edwin Kolt
Martin Luther
Stoughton
Beverly Thompson
Eloise Kolden
Lois Ula
Thelma Emberson
Tiny Milwaukee Infant Deb Schreiber
A premature baby girl named Deborah Schreiber weighing 36 ounces at birth Monday night is in an incubator and doing well today. Parents are Mr and Mrs Gerald Schreiber.
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Milwaukee
Deborah Schreiber
Gerald Schreiber
Community group reports and Christmas party for Monroe fund
WLS and the Monroe Welfare fund hosted a gathering with Mrs Frank Blum as center chairman giving a report. A Christmas party and gift exchange followed a luncheon. Committee members included Mrs Vin Syr Thoram Will Rufer Roy Speich Herbert Stauffer Arthur Stauffacher Carl Wyss Anna Whitcomb Fred Vogel Monroe and Glenn Kleusmier of Orfordville.
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WLS
Monroe Welfare Fund
Frank Blum
Center
Mmes
Vin- Syr Thoram
Will Rufer
Roy Speich
Herbert | Stauffer
Sthmid
Arthur Stauffacher
Carl Wyss
Anna Whitcomb
Fred Vogel
Monroe
Glenn Kleusmier
Orfordville
McConagha to Head Institute at Madison
Glenn L. McConagha, former head and recent educational director, is appointed civilian director of the U S Armed Forces Institute at Madison, succeeding Capt. J J O Connell. The institute, described in 1948 as the world’s largest correspondence school and educational supply house, serves all services.
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Washington
Defense
Johnson
U.S. Armed Forces Institute
Madison
Defense Department
Glenn L. McConagha
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
J. J. O'Connell
McConagha
U. S
Armed Services
Power Official Backs Seaway Project Start
A power commission official urges Congress to authorize construction of the long debated St. Lawrence seaway and power project. Examiner Glenn R. Law orders denial of New York state plans to develop only hydro power, stressing the need to pair the project with the Seaway for a Great Lakes ocean outlet.
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The
Power Commission
Congress
St. Lawrence Seaway
Glenn R. Law
New York State
Canada
Law
Great Lakes
Ocean
Reduction Shown For Winter Wheat
The agriculture department projected a 1950 winter wheat crop of 884,658,000 bushels, down from 901,668,000 this year. It cited a 53,023,000 acre sowing for next year, yield about 16.7 bushels per acre, and 88 percent of normal condition as of December 1, with spring wheat not forecasted. Overall 1950 production could reach about 1,084,658,000 bushels if spring crops align, versus 1,146,000,000 this year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
FHA Rules Tighten On Restrictive Covenants Feb Fifteenth
Washington reports the FHA will not insure loans on property with restrictive covenants made after February 15. Loans for covenants before that date may be insured, and existing insured loans remain in place, but the agency cannot force lenders to act. The FHA will not interfere with a borrower's right to rent or sell.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Supreme
Supreme Court
Wisconsin professor named housing research division chief
Washington reports Dr. Richard A. Rateliff, a University of Wisconsin commerce professor, has been named director of the housing research division of the federal housing and home finance agency. Rateliff brings tenure and expertise to the agency’s housing policy work.
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Ueads Housing Unit
Washington
University of Wisconsin Commerce
The
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Richard A. Rateliff
Child Scalding Fatality Report From Chicago Visit
Sandra Ann Bader two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bader of Chicago was fatally scalded Wednesday after falling into a wash boiler of hot water. She was visiting at the home of her maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Herman Rogge in Lyndon Station Wisconsin.
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Scalder
Lyndon Station
Sandra Ann Bader
Frank Bader
Chicago
Herman Rogge
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Great Books Club
Mandrake the Magician
Day
Deadeye
Tinhorn
Falk
Phil Davis
Cactus
Budapest
News of the Homemakers
Wallace Club
J. C. Hoesly
James Pierce
Wallace Homemakers Club
Fred Moser
Herbert Duerst
Fred Meyer
Paul Duerst
Vincent Thomm
Route 3
Boston Butt Park
Kroger
Swiggum
Schuetze’s
Hickok
Schulze Os
Seaway
Fred Glauser
Blumer
Mutual Service Casualty Company
Just
Wringer & Kamer
Rayon
Equity Co-op Livestock Sales Association
Monroe, Wis
Economics
Merce School
Dean
Miltone
Banjo
Highway 69
Maen
Dixie Shop
Deni
Denier
Nyton
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