Thousand-Smith Blanchardville wedding in Mt Horeb church
Pearl Thousand daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Thousand and Russell Smith son of Mr and Mrs William Smith were married Monday in the Lutheran church at Mt Horeb. Rev E R Anderson officiated the double ring ceremony as guests watched a Christmas themed altar. The bride wore a brown wool dress and gardenia corsage. Best man was Glenn Thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand-Smith
Blanchardville
Times
Pearl Thousand
Fred Thousand
Horeb
Russell Smith
Willam Smith
Mt. Horeb
E. R. Anderson
Gleria Thousand
Glenn Thousand
Young Publisher of New York Sun Killed in Nevada
The body of William T. Dewart Jr. youthful publisher of the New York Sun was returned to New York City for services after being killed yesterday while taking flying lessons near Reno. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. he was 36 and son of William T. Dewart, president of the Sun. Gilbert T. Hodges of New York is a member of the Sun’s executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
William T. Dewart, Jr
The
New York Sun
New York City
William T. Dewart
Sun
Woodlawn
Gilbert T. Hodges
Golden 50th for Louis and Clara Schuetze observed in Monroe
Mr and Mrs Louis G Schuetze of 902 eighteenth avenue Monroe announce their golden wedding Tuesday with open house for friends from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. They married January 8 1896 in Independence Iowa and have three sons two daughters in law four grandchildren and one surviving brother. Louis a former rural carrier and hotel worker is active in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Schuetze
18Th Avenue
Mrs. Schuetze
Independence
William Carlton
Clara Scoggin
Buchanan County
E. T. Gardner
Hattie Scoggin
Ivan J. Swan
St. Paul
First National Bank
Carl J
Schuetze
Fred W. Schuetze
Denver
George
Albert J
Wiliam A
Alma Burgi
Will Scoggin
Cedar Falls
United States House
Turner Hall
August Schuetze
S. P. Schadle
Green County
Monroe
John H Williams
Albert J. Yost
Sam
Borden
Churchill School
Ludlow
Naperville College
Philadelphia
United Brethren and local churches list of services and meetings
Church notices detail Sunday services votes on union with Evangelical church and a special general conference, plus weekly programs at Otterbein Guild Christian Endeavor and Ladies aid. Grace Lutheran Missionary Society and choir events listed, with Epiphany and German services noted. Other churches include Immanuel Evangelical and Delavan area unions with schedule details for Sunday school, worship, youth groups, and upcoming meetings.
Church notices and schedules for Browntown area
Communion at 2 p.m. Friday at the church school. Universalist Sunday school 9:30 a.m. led by Mrs Edith Churchill. Worship at 10:45 Rev. Carrier to preach on Authority in Religion. Special music. Browntown Evangelical and Reformed led by J L Haack. Church of Peace Browntown 9:30 a.m. Epiphany festival 10:30 with sermon The Christian's Secret of a Happy New Year. Ebenezer Church Jordan Township members invited to unite at morning festival. Clarno Staver Clarno Worship 10 a.m. Sunday school 11. W M 8 meets next Wednesday 2 p.m. at Harry Ammon home. Stavers Sunday school 10:15 Worship 11:15 Homer Retzlaff pastor.
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United Brethren
Warren W. Sutton
Evangelical Church
United Brethren Confession of Faith
Otterbein Guild
Hazel Falk
Ladies’ ‘Aid
W. H. Walters
19Th Street
St. John's
Union Presbyterian
LeRoy Loats
Missionary Society
Jessie Eichstadt
Rose Kafer
Universalist
Edith Churchill
Carrier
Browntown
Clarno-Staver Clarno
W. M
Harry Ammon
Stavers
Homer Retzlaff
Social visits and dinner gatherings across Monticello Madison Monroe
Monticello and nearby towns host a succession of dinner guests and social visits. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Lora Pease hosting O D Curtis and others, Doris Jean returning with a guest, and multiple households in Monroe, Madison, Janesville, Milwaukee, Evansville, and Belleville sharing hospitality and bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Viney
Madison
Henry J. Elmer
Lora Pease
Howard Kennedy
James
Harry Beck
Rockford
Doris Jean
M. E. Lynn
Melvin, Jr
Otto Babler
Monroe
Gilbert Dettwiler
Clyde Adelman
John Elmer
Dwight Zweifel
Bobby
John Wittenwyler
Herman
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Kenneth
James Knoblauch
James Hancock
John Wittennwyler
Joy Nell Kalke
Milwaukee
Joyce Pease
Henry CC. Klassy
Cedar Rapids
Herman Marty
Thomas Voegeli
Walter Voegeli
Raymond
Jarome
Janesville
George Krajeck
Evansville
Elwood Schwers
Elwood, Jr
Sandra
Thomas Voegels
Henry
William Grunder
Belleville
Bridge
R. H. Schoonover
J. W. Barlow
H. A. Becker
R. W. Karlen
C. M. Stauffer
R. W. Woelffer
C. W. Karlen
O. W. Weller
J. P. Zweifel
Jimmy
Thomas Hamilton
Tommy
Jane
Edward A. Kundert
Record dairy year and 1946 outlook in Green County
The region reports 1945 as a record year for dairy shipments especially cheddar under lend-lease. 1946 demand expected to remain strong for dairy products though factory cheese output declined late 1945. Wisconsin production held near last year with gains in cheese anticipated as demand grows and subsidies look to be abolished. A note on gift package demand and a closing cockroach analogy ends the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Anderson
Disease and Atom Threat in Next War Warned
The navy and War Research Service warn bio warfare could join atomic threats. A confidential two year study at the University of California cites mass defense lessons and the risk of hostile nations developing germ weapons without large facilities. The report, signed by George W. Merck, calls biological warfare a serious peace time concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Naval Medical Research
University of California
War Research Service
United States
Britain
Canada
United Kingdom
George W. Merck
Rahway, N. J
War Department
Local Social News and a Wartime Espionage Case
Albany Mrs. Lulu Silver visits with Cora Bump in Madison as Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and son Jerry spend two weeks there. First Lt. Charles Staley departs Abilene after leave with his parents near Brooklyn. An OSS operative involved in coin methods and facilities was exposed as a Gestapo member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Wright
Jerry
Madison
Cora Bump
Charles Staley
Abilene
Tex
Bert Staley
Brooklyn
OSS
Gestapo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Casper Bruggers
Casper Brugger
John Blaisdell
Warren
Til
Rosie
Pat
Robert Brugger
Virgil Berg
Woodford
Charlene Schumacher
William Schumacher
Patricia
Gary
Grace
Gloria
Gene
Ralph Schumacher
Darren Jaggs
Gladys Schumacher
Charles John Brugger
Julius Hartwig, Jr
Roger, Clarno
Herbert Stauffacher
Moose Hall
Theodore Stauffacher
John Holtshopple, Jr
Allie Holtshopple
Walter Stauffacher
Werner Rutsch
John Holtshopple
Stauffacher
John J. Burkhard, Jr
Burkhard
Witderland
America
Marie Bruni
Faith Trumpy
Daughters of Immanuel
Immanuel Evangelical
Viola Brunkow
Eleanor Strieff
Nanette, Elmer
Evelyn Hartwig
Henry Kundert
E. O. Evans
Stewart F. Kingston
H. W. Biffle
Kundert
Mr. Kingston
Darlyne Adelman
Clyde W. Adelman
Adelman
Mansfeldt
Annie Irene Mansfeldt
Center
San Francisco
Norman Elkington
Louis Schuetzes
Bermudas Islands
Church News
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Luther League
Harold Scherer
Robert Maurer
Liberia
Air Crossroads of the World
Russell Trumpy
Brotherhood
Newell Mendenhall
Alvin C. Rabehl
Godard
Old Rugged Cross
Bernard
Charles Stauffacher
Africa
Eva Spreng Missionary Society
Philathea
Rabehl
Mt. Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod
Elder A. Toepel
10Th Street
Christian Science Services
Assembly of God
12Th Street
Jack A. Andrews
Melvin Arn
Clark
S. D
New Apostolic
R. H. Scharnweber
Monroe and
Charles A. Briggs
Methodist
Wesleyan ‘Service Guild
Richard Wagner
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Monrot
Fellows
Evening Times
John Schuele
Monroe Evening Times
Woman's Society of Christian Service
George Michaels
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Cor
Florida
Mohn’s Truck Lines
Twin Grove
Tele
Juda
Elme Food Shop
Tal
Mgndert
Elmer Food Shop
Swift
Rex Lye
Meat Department
Atom
Albany
Lulu Silver
Sturgeon Bay
Ninth Street Market
Meythaler Brothers
Monarch
Frank
Libby's
Wieners
Sunkist
Mt. Baker
Idaho
Peck
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