Social Events At Monroe Woman's Club Meeting
Lafayette county schools superintendent Paul Gleiter will address the Monroe Woman's club on modern education Wednesday at 8 in the Ludlow Memorial library Green room. He recalls riding horseback to jungle schools in the Philippines and later taught in Hammond and Baldwin Wisconsin. The program follows equal to Prof H J Kolb topic, with musical solos by club members. Additionally Misses Voelkli and Pfeiffer hosted a sorority meeting. Miss Drake presided as officers and lesson on Gracious Introduction was given by Miss Hillbrand and Miss Klassy. Engagement announced Miss Phyllis Saunders to La Verne W. Doviey of Monroe. Lida Ludlow Reading club meets 2:30 at 2021 11th street with book review Pavilion of Women. Satay Component club near Albany plans meeting with Mrs Herman.
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Woman's Club
Paul Gleiter
Lafayette County
Monroe Woman's Club
Ludlow Memorial Library
Greiter
Monroe
Philippines
Islands
Hammond
Baldwin
Wis
St. County
Lafayette
Northwestern University
Wisconsin
H. J. Kolb
The
University
Monroe Club
Kenneth Bauman
Fred J. Bolender
Carl F. Brennecke
Harriet Carson
Harold Dahms
Floyd ©. Davis
LeRoy Louts
Charles J. Mathias
William Mueller
H. C. Roth
Paul A. Ruf
C. J. Schwinger
A. F. Wagner Jr
John L. Wagner
Olga Voelkli
Wilma Pfeiffer
Evelyn Drake
Janet Hillbrand
Helen Klassy
Lida Ludlow Club
Lida Ludlow Reading Club
George Mauerman
11Th Street
Perle G. Guess
Pearl Buck
State Adoption Law Threatened by Proposed Change
Welfare workers warn that a welfare board push to alter the 1929 state children's code would let adoptions proceed without state consent, risking the integrity of the entire code. Chippewa Bar Association and county groups urge the legislature to resist changes that could affect child welfare standards statewide.
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Wa County Bar Association
Chippewa Bar Association
Welfare Board
Monticello Hosts Housewarming for Marty Family on Monroe Street
Fred C. Marty and son Lawrence were honored at a housewarming in Monticello after moving into their new Monroe Street home. Relatives and friends, including Walter J. Marty Belleville and Jacob Marty, attended the event where Yass was played and a gift was given. Refreshments were served.
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Fred C. Marty
Lawrence
Monroe Street
Yass
Marty's
Walter J. Marty
Belleville
Jacob Marty
W. L. Zweifel
Henry Gessler
New Glarus
E. W. Marty
Robert Holcomb Sr
O. D. Curtis
Melvin Lynn Jr
Paul Achtemeier
Dorothy Ann Stauffacher
Elmhurst
Til
Junior Abe
Naperville
Herman Wirth
Wirth
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
C. M. Stauffer
Alvin Ott
Albert Moritz
Delbert
Pueblo
Colo
Ruth Mildred
Abraham Kubly
Ralph Kubly
Tommy
Carol
W S C S Social Begins Friday at Mrs Maddrell Home
The W S C S will be entertained Friday January 10 at 2 in the home of Mrs Sadie Maddrell. Miss Esther Kendall and Miss Mar garet Schnurr of Mineral Point will assist in serving lunch. Mrs Emma Belle Monroe and Miss Bernice Babler, Belleville, were here over the weekend as they returned to resume teaching.
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Sadie Maddrell
Esther
Hazel Small
Wiseman
Kendall
Mar- Gladys Eaton
Clarno Township
Garet Schnurr
Mineral Point
High
Emma Belle
Monroe
Bernice Babler
Belleville
LeRoy
Crago
Camera Slayer Killed by Police in Snowy Hollow Standoff
Alphonse Rocco, the self described camera slayer linked to a New York City subway shooting, died after a police siege in Patchin Hollow hideout. State trooper James H. Smith shot him at close range following a 48 hour standoff as snow surrounded the evergreen tree hideout. Rocco had claimed he was framed and had threatened to not be taken alive while two pistols were brandished during the pursuit. Blonde Pearl Lusk, 19, testified Rocco used the pretense of an insurance probe to instruct her to photograph kept jewelry under warapped Christmas coverings.
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Alphonse Rocco
New York City
Rocco
Patchin Hollow
James H. Smith
Charles la Forge
Harry L. Lewis
Lewis
Frank Naish
Broome Center
Catskill Mountain
Times Square
Lew
Government Cafeterias Hit by Lockout Dispute
Government cafeterias serving about 130000 federal workers cut menus as union workers and operators clash. Union members were urged not to report for work as talks over a 15 cent hourly raise collide with a management offer of 8 cents. Contract expired January 1 and wage negotiations continue.
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United Cafeteria
Memors
Government Services, Inc
Rote 50th Anniversary Celebrated at Home
Orangeville Mr and Mrs Ivan Rote observed their 50th wedding anniversary at home Sunday while a brother Sofares Rote lay ill in bed. Attendees included friends from Freeport Dakota and Peotone areas. ceremony performed by Rev Eugene Fuessle at the bride’s parents home in Afolkey. Officers elected at Farmers Cooperative meeting include Ray Geiter as president and Frederick Eber.
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Orangeville
Ivan Rote
Sofares Rote
Rote
Adam Geller
Afolkey
Eugene Fuessle
Charles Timm
Edwin Markman
Freeport
Roy Barmore
Percy Harless
Karl Kneller
Dakota
Roy Hartman
Peotone
Cora Hartman
Glenn Geller
Cornelia Wagner
Freeport Hospital
Local Club officers and members honored guests noted
Hardt, vice president, C. 2b Bridge, secretary and treasurer Harry Walker, Fred Eberhard and Harold Beard, directors. Mrs. Louise Stocker, hostess, served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Priewe, Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Harless and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Veach returned Sunday from Florida, where they spent the holiday vacation. Jesse Jacobs S. 1/c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jacobs, left Thursday for San Diego, Calif. after spending a 15-day leave with his parents.
Russian Shoemakers Top 1945 Output
Soviet footwear production rose 30 percent in 1945 after wartime destruction. Deputy Minister Dimitri Kostenko told Moscow radio in a mass interview that forty large factories resumed production and more restoration work continued on many plants.
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Swime
Ury
Dimitri Kostenko
Moscow Radio
Oak Corners 4-Hers Organize New Club
Oak Corners 4 Hers organize a new club with Ruef elected president. Officers include Franklin Pryce vice president Daniel Ruef secretary treasurer Robert Miller reporter. Charlotte King leader Eloise King music leader. First meeting Jan 14 at Roy King home with E O Baker county agent expected to attend. Biblical note cites a day’s journey about 23.2 miles.
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Janesville
Satay
Albany
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Herod
Perse
Tire and Glass Shop
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Vineland
N. J
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Jacob Stauffer
Fred Babler
Harold Younggreen
Jessie ‘Youngreen
George Wheaton
Richard
Lynn
California
Lorena Holdrich
John
Marlene
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
Bertha Keller
Henry Freitag
Villa Park
Ill
John Baebler Sr
John H. Baebler
Mt. Pleasant
Richard Meiers
Washington Reformed Ladies Aid Society
Edna Schuler
Huldrich
Wittwer Blanch Radel
Park
Visi
H.A. Becker
A. G. Hill
Nanty Becker
Mary Lou Dahnke
Phyllis Voegels
Virginia Elmer
Darlington
H. Hoesly
H. A. Becker
Junior Elmer
Peter Stauffacher
Keith Julian
Buddy Marty
Dorothy
Ann Stauffacher
Ellen Fay Freitag
Beth Ann Becker
Wilbert Marty
Whitewater
Willis Babler
Los Angeles
Henry Sipple
Margaret Sipple
Chicago
Carl Sipple
Browntown
Henry E. Babler
John Dahnke
Nancy
Marilyn Roethlisberger
Lydia Voegels
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la Crosse
Clarence Freitag
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Book and Kessler
Van’s Radio Service
Wapsie
Chic
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LaNor
Sylvester
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Cousin Henry
Robert L. Rote
Robert G. Rote
Alvin F
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Registered Architectural
Glen E. Bolender
Oak Corners
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