Miss Schillinger Weds Thomas Bustle in Brodhead Church
Miss Mary Louise Suminger and Thomas George Bustle wed in a single ring ceremony at St. Rose church Brodhead Rev Andrew Breines officiated The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Schillinger attended by Miss Helen Gruenewald and James R Bustle The couple planned a small reception at Mrs Belie Harlows home Mrs Bustle is Monroe High School 1948 graduate and recently worked at Kempferts drugstore Mr Bustle a Brodhead High School alum works at Madison Silo Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Suminger
William Schillinger
13Th Street
Thomas George Bustle
Clara Bustle
Brodhead
St. Rose Church
Andrew Breines
Helen Gruenewald
Monroe
James R. Bustle
Belie Harlow
Miss Eileen Holland Weds Merle Pickett In Truman Parsonage
Miss Eileen Holland of Monroe and Merle Pickett of Darlington were married at nine yesterday in the Immaculate Conception church parsonage Trumann county. Rev Joseph T Strange officiated. The couple will live in Darlington after a two week southern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Holland
Merle Pickett
Truman Parsonage
Monroe
Mary A. Holland
Darlington
Floyd Pickett Darlington
Immaculate Conception
Trumannette County
Joseph T. Strange
Rose
Gerald Fitzger
Class of '49 Party At Signers Home In Monroe
The Monroe high school Class of 1949 held a Christmas party at Miss Marion Signer’s home on Route 5 Tuesday evening. Attendees exchanged gifts played games and enjoyed refreshments including Marylyn Zuercher Joyce Speich Janice Dye Patricia Green Lois Stuessy Roulette Speich Carol Van Wagenen Audry Blum Mary Hess Mary Jean Boyd Kathleen Feldt Nanci Moldenhauer Delores Meyer Evelyn Dye Fred Huber William Hogan James Staf fon Allie Stauffacher Eugene Quinn Robert Brawand Arlo Stuessy Marlin Cook Ernie Vogler Don Timmons Hans Sulzer Jack Kundert Roger Schwaiger Dan Nafzger Rudolf Maurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Marion Signer
Route 5
Marylyn Zuercher
Joyce Speich
Janice Dye
Patricia Green
Barbara Freitag Celebrates 85th Birthday at Family Dinner
Mrs Barbara Freitag marked her 85th birthday with a Christmas day family dinner at noon hosted by relatives including Phil Papes and Phillip of Waukegan Henry Kubly John Freitag Elizabeth Babler and the Freitag and Babler families. She is recuperating from a fractured leg suffered in a summer fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Marty
Lena Babler
Freitag
Albert M. TenEyck Celebrates 80th Birthday
Albert M. TenEyck, noted fruit grower in the Brodhead area, observed his 80th birthday at his son Albert A. TenEyck’s home. A UW agriculture alumnus from 1892, he spent years with various colleges before focusing on fruit farming for 35 years. His two sons now operate the orchard. Names of some guests were omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. TenEyck
Albert A. TenEyck
TenEyck
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Colleges of Agriculture
Brodhead
Christmas Baptisms Highlight Family Christmas Season
Three families held baptism ceremonies for infant children during the Christmas season. Merrilee Pickett, daughter of Frank and Merriam Pickett, was baptized at St. John’s Church with sponsors Miss Iva Pickett and Miss Lois Speich. A dinner at the Pickett home followed with extended family present. Robert James Tschudy, son of Robert E. and Mrs. Tschudy, was baptized at Christmas morning services, with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Seyler and Herbert Crawford. A family dinner at the Eugene Hotel followed. Keith and Kurt Allen Beutel, twin sons of Heinz and family Beutel, were baptized at Immanuel Church, with a family Christmas dinner later. James Maurer Preston, infant son of William and family Preston, was baptized Christmas Day at Universalist Church with paternal great-grandparents Oscar Staver and wife as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrilee Pickett
Frank Picett
17Th Avenue
St. John’s Church
Paul C. Kehle
Iva Pickett
Lois Speich
Pickett
Charles Pickett
Charles Benkett
Miss Pickett
Miss Speich
Gene Mason
Monroe
Wayne Montgomery
Brodhead
Robert James Tschudy
Robert E. Tschudy
16Th Street
Kehle
Weaver Seyler
Herbert Craford
Eugene Hotel
Jacob Kubly
Andrew Tschudy
Eyler
Robert E. Tschudys
Robert James
Keith D
Kurt Allen Beutel
Heinz Beutel
17Th Street
Howard L. Orians
Immanuel Church
W. D. Whitehead
Juda
James Maurer Preston
Willliam Preston
Milwaukee
Uni
Versalist
John E. MacMartin
Oscar Staver
Christmas family dinners noted in Orangeville area
The report lists numerous Orangeville residents and relatives gathering for Christmas meals. Attendees include families from Monroe Freeport McConnell Winslow and nearby towns. Two dinners are recorded at the Lee Barker and M. H. Bolender homes with many relatives present from several households.
Family Dinners Held in Freeport and Nearby Homes
Freeport plus Glen Bolender and Earl Dittmar noted as Lewis Cant rill family members held a Christmas Day dinner in Memorial hall. Mr and Mrs Clarence Barker hosted a family dinner at their home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Glen Bolender
Earl Dittmar
Lewis Cantrill
Memorial Hall
Clarence Barker
Miss Myra Regez Marries Freeport Man
Miss Myra Regez, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Regez of Freeport, wed Carl Richard Stenzhorn of Freeport on December 18 at Freeport First Methodist Church. Attendants included Miss Phyllis Oblandes and Carlton Nelms. Mrs Stenzhorn works for Kresge Co and her husband for General Casualty Insurance Co both of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioncnaraville
Ernest Regez
Freeport
Blanchardville
Myra
Carl Richard Stenzhorn
George Stenzhorn
Route 1
Freeport First Methodist Church
W. Edward Birch
Norma Bessert
Carlton Nelms
Phyllis Oblandes
Trudy Nelms
Norman Reger
Stanley Koehler
Stenzhorn
Freeport High School
The
Kresge Co
General Casualty Insurance Co
Wisconsin
Little Women meet at Ernest Locher home
A post Christmas party for the South school Little Women club was held at 526 21st street. Helen Locher and Charmaine Ninneman led as co hosts with refreshments after games and a gift exchange. Attendees included Sally Fritz Patsy Buehler Jean Clark Dorothy Mueller Donna Clark Vickie Foley Jacqueline Geil Jacqueline Grinnell and Joan Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Women
Ernest Locher
21St Street
South School
Helen Locher
Charmaine Ninneman
Sally Fritz
Patsy Buehler
Jean Clark
Dorothy Mueller
Donna Clark
Vickie Foley
Jacqueline Geil
Jacqueline Grinnell
Joan Beach
Mauerman Maids entertain at Dousman Christmas party
Judith Ann Shirley Jean and Daphne Sue Mauerman performed piano solos duets vocal numbers and recitations at a Christmas party held Sunday afternoon at the Dousman Masonic home near Milwaukee They were accompanied by their parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Mauerman and grandmother Mrs Fred Hahlen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dousman Brodhead
Christmas Eve Guests Gather at Wahler Home
Wiota special report lists guests for Christmas Eve at Mr and Mrs Chris Wahler. Attendees include Selmer Erickson Jeannette Robert Erickson Linda Susan Harold Kemprood Sandra Margy of South Wayne Olaf Nysted Donald of Argyle Joseph Mernks and family Chicago Milton Steele and family Gratiot Reuben Erickson Judy Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yule
Wiota
Chris Wahler
Messrs
Mmes
Selmer Erickson
Jeannette
Robert Erickson
Linda
Susan
Harold Kemprood
Sandra
Margy
South Wayne
Olaf Nysted
Donald
Argyle
Joseph Mernks
Chicago
Milton Steele
Gratiot
Reuven Erickson
Judy
Monroe
Milwaukee Pianist Debuts At Carnegie Hall
Milwaukee pianist Marilyn Meyer made a Carnegie Hall debut Wednesday night before a sizable audience.Her ambitious program covered Scarlatti Bach Brahms Beethoven Chopin Liszt and Bartok with several encores and she received warm if not enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
New York
Marilyn Meyer
Sunset strip price war erupts ou t New Year eve dining
Hollywoods Mocambo owner Charlie Morrison and Ciros Herman Hover announce a New Year Eve price cut from 20 dollars to 12 fifty per person sparking a competitive market move between two Sunset Strip supper clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Sunset Strip
Charlie Morrison
Mocambo
Herman Hover
Ciro’s
4H Leaders Receive Praise at Annual Luncheon
District agricultural extension leader Ben F Busy told 70 club leaders at Normal school luncheon that 4H leadership is voluntary and focused on youth. He urged emphasizing the boy and girl over projects, noting habits formed early last beyond. Twenty of 26 county clubs were represented. service was by Misses Ammann Signer Dye Hartwig and Knaack. A Jan 11 meeting will elect officers and finalize 1950 plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Busy
Frank Bloom
Sam Ludwig
Will Blum
Harold’ Matzke
Myron Jeglum
Yvonne Ammann
Marion Signer
Tanet Dye
Evelyn Hartwig
Joan Knaack
Hospital Ready At New Richmond Opens Under Federal Aid
Holy Family hospital in New Richmond Wisconsin dedicated Wednesday as the first unit completed under a federal rural health program. Two-thirds of the $500 000 cost was raised locally and the non sectarian hospital will serve 300 square miles, treating about 1200 persons annually. Dr Charles Mayo of the Mayo Clinic called the facility superior and the first patients are expected to move in January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Nichmana
Holy Family Hospital
Wisconsin
A. W. West
State Board of Health
Charles Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Superior
Two Wisconsin Men Join U S Bank Board
Two Wisconsin men were elected to the Chicago district board of the Federal Home Loan Bank. Earl S. Straight of Milwaukee and Owen J. Snodgrass of Richland Center will serve two year terms beginning January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
Chicago
Federal Home Loan Bank
Home Loan Bank Board
Earl S. Straight
North Shore Savings and Loan Association
Milwaukee
Owen J. Snodgrass
Richland Center
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Richland Cener
Friends Keep Same Card in Circulation
A worn Christmas card circulated for 18 years between James Karney of Eau Claire and Paul Moehle. The parchment card, sent in 1931 when they were neighbors, has traveled as far as Alaska during Moehle’s time as a government contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrouneau
Pepclar
James’ Karney
Brodhead
Karney
Paul Moehle
Eau Claire
Alaska
Moehle
State reports show 5.6 million in extra income taxes collected
State department auditors gathered 5,621,942 in additional income taxes from individuals and corporations over 17 months. Tax commissioner Arthur Wegner cited 3,690,321 collected in 1948 49 and 1,931,621 from July to November that year. The bulk came from corporate field audits and unreported income assessments. the 1949 legislature approved 15 more auditors after Wegner sought 30 to boost enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State
Arthur Wegner
Wegner
Miami Beach Lighting Dedication Rained Out
Dedication ceremonies for the new lighting system at Luminus Park in Miami Beach were canceled by heavy rain. About 2,000 spectators missed the premiere of a song titled Miami Beach Sun Is Always Shining. a new dedication is planned tonight if conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Luminus Park
Mimi Beach
1949 Holiday Toll Includes 1117 Fatalities Across Major Observances
The Associated Press reports a high holiday death toll in 1949 with 1705 traffic, 391 drownings, 66 fires, and 555 other fatalities. Breakdown by holiday shows New Year’s 309 deaths, Memorial Day 413, Fourth of July 711, Labor Day 525, Thanksgiving 179, and Christmas 580, with traffic comprising the majority. The National Safety Council warns 1950 may begin with 330 traffic deaths over New Year’s weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byte Associated Press
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Custodian at Times To Mark Anniversary
J Newton Musser, longtime custodian at The Evening Times building, will mark 22 years of service on Saturday night. He is the third custodian to be employed there, following years of farming near Twin Grove and carpentry work in Monroe before joining The Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newton
Local Sea Scouts Attend Rendezvous at Shullsburg High
Local Sea Scouts from Explorer Ship 501 Monroe led by Dr. David D Ruehlman attended the U S Grant Council rendezvous at Shullsburg High School. The gathering featured panel discussions on air regatta canoe trips the 1950 National Jamboree at Valley Forge and Philmont Ranch in New Mexico with Harry Stuhlarener UW athletic director as keynote. Charles Bieneman Benton council field executive supervised activities as Ship 501 awaits its Madison charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siorge Engles
Alan Prisk
David D. Ruehlman Jr
Monroe
U. S. Grant Council
Shullsburg High School
Harry Stuhlarener
University of Wisconsin
Charles Bieneman
Benton
Council
Valley Forge
Philmont Ranch
New Mexico
Madison
David D. Ruehlman
Yerkes Reports New Star Hottest Yet
Dr. Thornton Page of Yerkes Observatory announced at the American Astronomical Society meeting that a new star in a ring nebul a is about 27 times hotter than the sun with an estimated surface temperature of 270 000 degrees Fahrenheit. He said this central star is as large as the sun and far farther away, and if it were as close as the sun all life on Earth would be destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Thornton Page
Yerkes Observatory
Chicago
American Astronomical Society
Page
British Miners Vote To Delay Pay Demand
Delegates representing 700000 miners voted to delay wage claims and accept the Labour government’s wage freezers policy as endorsed by the Trades Union Congress. The policy sets a general wage ceiling with exceptions for workers earning less than $14 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engon — Vey
Priusn
Cay
Unon of
Trades Union Congress
TUC
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Schillinger
Thomas Bustle
Barbara Freitag
Ralph K. Kofoed
Dallas D. Landrum
Orangeville
Fai
Martha Bennehoff
Leland Kilian
Winslow
Ralph Bennehoff
McConnell
Ernest Miller
William Lomas
Guy Lomas
Forreston
Oscar Samuelson
Donald Eder
Ted Kelly
Charles Bennehoff
Warren Bennehoff
Albert Hemphill
Stanley Hemphill
Lee | Barker
Oscar Leck
Leo
Clifford Leck
Paul Leck
William
Haman
Doris
Virgil
Tertin
Billy
Archie Gibbons
Herbert Davidson
Lulu Davidson
Donald ‘Davidson
Rockford
Lawrence Shippy Fly
Marvin Davidson
Donald Leck
M. H. Bolender
Earl Stevens
Gladys Fuhrmark
Robert Oakes
P.N
Myra Regez
Becker
New Richmond
U.S. Bank Board
General Electric Co
United Electrical Workers
CIO International United Electrical Workers
Uto
Michael Kreuser
Fred Fogel
Lena
E. A. Theiler
Homson Phosmate Company
Deerborn St
Congo
Kelena Rubinstein
Yerkes
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