Social Events Louise Thommen Weds F H Buehler In Darlington Rites
Monroe daughter Louise Thommen and Frederick Henry Buehler of Monroe were united in marriage at 2 pm in Darlington. Rev. William Seimers officiated the single ring ceremony. Attendants Hedwig Thommen and Ernest Thommen. After a wedding trip to Chicago they will reside on route 4 Monroe.
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Monroe
August Thommen
Calamine
Frederick Henry Buehler
Gottfried Buehler
Darlington
William Seimers
Hedwig Thommen
Ernest Thommen
Helen Eichie
Chicago
Route 4
Krauses Celebrate 41st Wedding Anniversary
Fred Krauses and his wife mark their 41st anniversary at 710 10th Street. They wed in 1908 at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church by Rev P A Schuh. The couple, in good health, have six children Henry Kramer Jake Rothenbuehler Ben Knouse Jr Fred Jr Clarence Wilbert, all of Monroe, plus 19 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Ana Ars
10Th Street
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Kraus
Henry Kramer
Jake Rothenbuehler
Ben Knouse Jr
Belmont
Fred Jr
Clarence
Wilbert
Monroe
Miss Zuercher Feted At Party On Birthday
Mrs. rranxvein of 112 25th avenue entertained last evening in honor of her niece Marylyn Zuer, marking her 19th birthday. Three tables of court whist were played, with honors going to Miss Lois Stuessy and Mrs. Clifford Geigel. Gifts were given to Miss Zuercher. other attendees included Misses Marion Signer Joanne Da Joyce Speich Audrey Blum Nanci Moldenhauer Janice Dye Delores Meyers Carol Van Wagenen and Mary Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rranxvein
25Th Avenue
Marylyn Zuer
Lois Stuessy
Clifford Geigel
Marian Anderson Teen-Y Club Hosts Yule Dance
About fifty members and escorts attended the Y party at the holiday decorated youth center. Dancing and games provided entertainment with refreshments served by the girls. Leaders were Miss Kathleen Conway and Miss Clareda Wenger. Chaparones included H F Biffle, Miss Joanne Kurth and Mrs Evelyn Hartwig.
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Angle
Marian Anderson
Kathleen Conway
Clareda Wenger
H. F. Biffle
Joanne Kurth
Evelyn Hartwig
G U G G Members View Alaska Trip at Christmas Party
Monroe G U G G club held a Christmas party at Turner hall for 62 members. Mrs John Mueller led entertainment with Diane Burgy on accordion. Mollie Wyss hosted luncheon in a Yule decorated hall. Next meeting set for Jan 12. Virginia Karlen hosted a Wednesday Christmas party at 2425 7th street with Misses Nancy Benkert Pilz Heinzelman Wood. gifts opened and movie at youth center.
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Virginia Karlen
7Th Street
Nancy Benkert
Nancy Lee Pilz
Lara Heinzelman
Carolyn Wood
Bible Club Holds Second Yule Program in Monroe
The Bible club at Monroe hosted its second Christmas program at Mrs. George F. Burdick’s home on 2915 10th Street. Children May Donald, Marion Ingwell, Norman Ingwell, Ronald Ingwell, Clifton Ingwell, Dennis Ingwell, Larry Ingwell, Cheryl Ault, Charlene Ault, and Kathleen Gibbs participated. Awards for scripture memory were given to Mavis and Donald Ingwell. The event, led by Miss Lola Burdick of Evangelism Fellowship International, included a social time and refreshments. Twenty carolers from Union Presbyterian Church visited as a surprise.
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Amusnenus
George F. Burdick
10Th Street
Bible Club
Monroe
David
May Donald
Marion
Norman Ingwell
Ronald
Clifton
Dennis
Larry
Cheryl
Charlene ‘Ault
Kathleen Gibbs
Mavis
Donald Ingwell
Lola ‘Burdick
Evangelism Fellowship International
Union _ Presbyterian Church
Mrs Hartsough Hosts Faithful Worker's Sunday Class
Mrs John Hartsough entertained the Faithful Worker’s Sunday school class of the Methodist church Tuesday evening in south Wayne. Mrs D M Howery led with a reading and prayer. Entertainment was provided by Mrs Harry Maddrell, with gift exchanges and notes written to Mrs Clarence Heindel.
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South Wayne
John Hartsough
Faithful Worker's
Methodist Church
D. M. Howery
Harry Maddrell
Clarence Heindel
Kraft Food workers hold Monroe plant Christmas party
Monroe plant Kraft Food Co. employees celebrated with a Christmas breakfast at the Eugene hotel. Miss Maud E. Wenger showed moving pictures of her summer trip through Europe at the party last evening.
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Monrleems
Uuntact
Kraft Food Co
Monroe
Maud E. Wenger
Europe
Eugene Hotel
Monticello WRC Hosts Yule Program
Twenty members attended the Christmas party and lunch of the Woman's Relief Corps Wednesday evening. A brief business meeting was held. Mrs. Herman Babler and Mrs. Thomas Brusveen chaired the program consisting of games and contests and two readings by Mrs. Henry C. Elmer and Mrs. Herman Babler. Gifts were exchanged.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Herman Babler
Thomas Brusveen
Henry C. Elmer
Albany Masons Elect Officers for New Year
Atkinson was elected worshipful master of the Masonic lodge Wednesday evening. Joint installation with the Eastern Star will be held Tuesday evening. Other officers elected include Paul Baumgartner senior warden Edward Killingstad junior warden C H Gelbach treasurer Harry Jacobson Jr secretary C H Ferguson trustee for three years. Frank Moyer and G R Phelps are hold-over trustees.
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Nacany —Oepenny
Mowers Atkinson
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Paul Baumgartner
Edward Killingstad
C. H. Gelbach
Harry Jacobson Jr
C. H. Ferguson
Frank Moyer
G. R Phelps
Mrs O B Peterson Re-elected Royal Neighbors Officer
Mrs O B Peterson was re elected oracle of the Royal Neighbors lodge for the seventeenth year Wednesday evening. Other officers named include Mmes John Doyle and Palmer Wahler with past Stanley.
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O.B. Peterson
Wayne South
Wayne
Speal
O. B. Peterson
The
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Mmes
John Doyle
Palmer Wahler
Stanley
Mandrake the Magician names listed as officials
Johnson chancellor Wayne recorder Ole Lund re William Tuller marshal A H Mahlbuch manager Leon Andrews inner sentinel Casper Maurer outer sentinel O B Peterson delegate to state convention Harold Chapman alternate
Take A Shot at It church event at Rev. Torgney Klev en
A church event titled Take A Shot at It was led by Rev. Torgney Klev en with sponsors noted as Isabel and Ar den Dean Watrud, the baby's aunt and uncle.
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Phondvane
Torgney Kleven
Isabel and
Arden Dean Watrud
Mrs Walter Elmer Named Albany Oracle
Mrs Walter Elmer elected oracle of the Royal Neighbors in Albany. She succeeds Mrs Kenneth Klossner who becomes past oracle next year. Other officers named, with appointive roles to be selected by Elmer. installation set for the third Tuesday in January. Santa visits The Times office party for women employees. Crystal Tower group holds Christmas party at Grant's Maple Grove Inn. Zwingli church girls guild carols at various homes. Blanchardville Methodist children to present playlet tonight. Elmer Hanson celebrates 60th birthday at family dinner. Ronald Dean Watrud baptized at Lutheran church.
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Puwwany
Vocpeemsy — Amet
Walter Elmer
Oracle
The
Royal Neighbors
Kenneth Klossner
Walter Fahrney
Louis Eldred
Henry Blumer
Glen Jones
Charles Phillips
Ben Reasa
Inner Sentinel
Alvin
Peterson
Outer Sentinel
Tower Group
Crystal ‘Rower
Grant
Maple Grove Inn
Twin Grove Homemakers Meet For Christmas Party
Twin Grove Homemakers gathered at Mrs. Lawrence Raymer’s home for their annual Christmas party with potluck, games, and gift exchanges. Prizes went to Mrs. Herbert Pfund, Mrs. Roy Ruff Jr., and Mrs. Robert Elmer, with blue wreath gifts for new sons of Mrs. Franklin Camron and Mrs. Harry Salathe. Next meeting at Mrs. Werner Rutsch’s home.
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Twin Grove
Lawrence Raymer
Herbert Pfund
Roy Ruff Jr
Robert Elmer
Franklin Camron
Harry Salathe
Mytery
Raymer
Paul Matzke
Werner Rutsch
Transit Strike Ties Up Cleveland City
A surprise transit strike halted Cleveland's routines as 4000 AFL workers walked out after a 496 to 287 vote. Thousands were stranded. taxi firms with 650 vehicles were overwhelmed, ruining last minute Christmas shopping plans and prompting quick ride-sharing measures.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System
AFL Transit Vision
Texas Gas Pipe Line Blows Up in Kansas
A gas line carrying gas to Michigan Wisconsin and Detroit area exploded yesterday near here. A snow and ice blanket prevented a fire with only burning gas. No injuries reported. The line belongs to the Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. Crews from Kansas City were en route to repair.
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Detroit
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Michigan
Canton Man Leads Milwaukee School System
Harold S. Vincent of Canton Ohio was chosen by Milwaukee's school board to become the new superintendent, succeeding the late Lowell P. Goodrich. Vincent has led Canton schools since 1987, overseeing about 17,000 students as Milwaukee enrolls around 120,000.
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Milwaukee
Harold S. Vincent
Canton
Ohio
Vincent
Lowell P. Goodrich
Goodrich
Canton Schools
Weekend Social Guests Across Janesville Area
A series of visits and gatherings reported in Janesville and nearby towns includes N Milter and Mrs Zetta Bradley guests of Mrs Gertrude Newman. Sunday visitors for Mr and Mrs William Norder Mr and Mrs Henry Norder and Mr and Mrs Ervin Matrice at Mrs Lena Mosser’s home. Ed Hartwig and Frank Siedschlag guests at a birthday dinner for Mr Siedschlag at Mr and Mrs George Hartwig’s home. Mr and Mrs Robert Haman of Elmhurst Tl Saturday guests at Mrs Gertrude Newman’s. Mrs Stella Haman accompanying them home. Mr and Mrs Frank Verch and Roger of Janesville visiting Claude Walton’s home.
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Zetta Bradley
Janesville
Gertrude Newman
William Norder
Henry Norder
Ervin
Lena Mosser
Ed Hartwig
Frank Siedschlag
Siedschlag
George Hartwig
Monroe
Robert Haman
Elmhurst
Stella Haman
Frank Verch
Roger
Claude Walton
McKellar joins call for cut in ECA Europe aid
Senator McKellar of Tennessee joins Senator Vandenberg in urging deep cuts in European recovery aid. He says a substantial reduction is necessary as lawmakers warn that U S dollar aid to Western Europe may be trimmed from 3.778 billion this year, with talks of at least a one billion cut next year.
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Washington
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hoffman
Paul Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Administration
Tennessee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Europe
U.S
ECA
Broughton Renamed Home Loan Bank Head
Charles E. Broughton editor of the Sheboygan Press was reappointed board chairman of the Home Loan Bank of Chicago for 1950. George F. Rowe of Milwaukee was named public interest director. The bank is one of 11 district federal home loan banks.
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Charles E. Broughton
Sheboygan Press
Home Loan Bank of Chicago
George F. Rowe
Milwaukee
Federal Home Loan
Navy taxed for overlooked $1 to fund Pearl Harbor line
A small $1 misstep in appropriations led to a $2,000 Hawaiian territorial tax bill on a private line used by the Navy for the Oahu railway and Lane company's Pearl Harbor branch. Under a lease the Navy pays taxes. if the U.S. owned the line it would be tax free. In Prague a gunman wounded Donald M. Brander, director of the British Institute of Bratislava, at his home last night.
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Sury
Congress
Oahu
Prague
Donald M. Brander
British Institute of Bratislava
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the Times
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Ted Miller
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Edward Hintzman
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John Kreier
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Sid’s Beauty Shop
Borg Guustina
Tuercher-Zuercher Agency
Union Bus Depot
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Cut Parade
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Hiway
Geis Flere
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D-X
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Lew Perntore
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Columbia University
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