Duerst and Saunders Unite in St Victor’s Church Ceremony
Miss Lila Mae Duerst daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Duerst route 2 Monticello and Eugene R Saunders son of Mr and Mrs Edward Saunders route 4 Monroe were married in a morning ceremony at St Victor’s Catholic church officiated by Rev E C McCollow. The bride wore satin and marquisette with lace and a pearl tiara and carried white carnations and red roses. Bridesmaids wore aqua and lavender taffeta gowns. maid of honor wore yellow taffeta. Best man was Sylvan Elmer. groomsmen Thomas Saunders and Donavan Prien. Ushers were Robert Ryan and Richard Saunders. The bride teaches at Marty school. groom farms. They plan a wedding trip to Minnesota and reside on the Monroe farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Mae Duerst
Robert H. Duerst
Route 2
Monticello
Eugene R. Saunders
Edward Saunders
Route 4
Monroe
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Theresa Saunders
Wedding in Chicago for Corinne Del Principe and Robert Winkie
Miss Corinne Del Principe daughter of Gilbert Del Principe Chicago will wed Robert Winkie son of Mrs Grace Winkie Chicago tomorrow at St Callisters church Chicago A reception follows at 7 30 p m in the Marshall Square ballroom Aunts of the groom Mrs Frank Hare Monroe and Mrs Werner Haessing Belleville left today to attend the wedding Mrs Thomas Moore Monroe also plans to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corinne del Principe
Gilbert del Principe
Robert Winkie
Grace Winkie
St. Callister’s Church
Marshall Square
Frank Hare
Monroe
Werner Haessing
Belleville
Thomas Moore
Miss Ethel Stopka Weds Harold Legler In Dodgeville
Miss Ethel Stopka daughter of Mrs. Ethel Stopka Monroe and Harold Legler son of John Leg ler Dodgeville exchanged wedding vows Saturday morning at Bethel Evangelical United Brethren parsonage. Rev. Lawrence Brown officiated with Mr and Mrs Ray Isley Monroe as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Ethel Stopka
Monroe
Harold Legler
John Legler
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Parsonage
Lawrence Brown
Ray Isley
Hold Family Night At Bethel Church
A family night at Bethel Evangelical United Brethren church featured two films, one on China and a Hymnlog. After showings, the crowd split into four groups for meetings followed by games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
China
Helvetian Button Club Discusses Pictorial Buttons
Members met at Mrs. E. R. Blair’s home to discuss pictorial buttons and their historical background at the monthly gathering. A luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helvetian Button Club
E. R. Blair
Mrs. Bernard Albright Honored at Shower
About 100 guests attended a miscellaneous shower Thursday in her honor. Co hosts were Mrs. Chester Albright and Mrs. Wayne Gempler. Mrs. Albright received many gifts and a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright
Bernard Albright
Chester Albright
Wayne Gempler
Mrs Burton Lynch Elected President of Universalist Aid
Mrs Burton H Lynch was elected president of the Universalist Aid society at an all day meeting in the church with 55 members present. Other officers include Mrs J A Rouch vice president and Mrs R J Myers second vice president. Willis Etter spoke on China social conditions and a bake sale was voted for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton H. Lynch
Universalist Aid Society
J. A. Rouch
R. J. Myers
Ernest N. Churchill
John A. Becker
Walter Day
Willis Etter
United States
Shanghai
China
May Luchsinger
Attorneys and Wives To Honor Judge Earle
Green County lawyers and their wives are invited to a banquet in Janesville on Monday Jan 17 to honor Judge Jesse Earle retired circuit judge Judge Harry S Fox new judge and Mrs Katherine Carman retired clerk of the circuit court The bar associations of Green Rock and Jefferson counties will participate Roscoe Grimm president of the Rock County Bar association will preside as host
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Janesville
Rock County
Jesse Earle
Harry S. Fox
Katherine Carman
Green, Rock and Jefferson
Roscoe Grimm
Rock County Bar Association
Mrs. Chapman Hosts Fritter Supper Plans
South Wayne Times notes the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Wesley Chapmans home. The program titled For Christ and His Church was led by Mrs C A Ward and plans were made for a fritter supper on March 18 with lunch served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
South Wayne
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Wesley Chapman
Christ and His Church
Miss Mary Ellen Newman Speakers On Eastern Trip
Miss Newman spoke on her eastern journey at the Young Adult group meeting of the Baptist church held Thursday evening at the Russell Carter home. Mrs Carter and Miss Marian Newman co hosted a luncheon afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Newman
The
Baptist Church
Russell Carter
Juda Club to Meet for Music Appreciation
The Juda Club plans a meeting with music appreciation as the topic. Mrs. Myrna Newman and Mrs. Belva Clements will speak at the Woman's club gathering Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. C. J. Tingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Newman
Belva Clements
Woman’s Club
C. J. Tingley
Homemakers Club to Meet at Exeter Home
Exeter friendly neighbors gather Thursday as the Homemakers club visits the home of Mrs Marie Reuter with co host Mrs Valerie Meland assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Friendly Neighbors
Homemakers Club
Marie Reuter
Valerie Meland
Siam Rejects Nehru Southeast Asia Conference Invitation
Bangkok reports Siam will not attend the New Delhi conference on the Indonesian question after official notice that the government cannot accept Prime Minister Nehru's invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Bangkok
India
Nehru
New Delhi
Slayer of Son Freed in Norfolk Murder Case
John F. Noxon Jr., 52, convicted of murdering his mentally deficient infant son, was released from prison after four and a half years. He is free but under life long strict parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Mass
John F. Noxon Jr
Wisconsin Airmen Dominate Headlines In Nation
Wisconsin airmen featured in national news with records from Chicago to New York. Lt Col Bill Haviland led a jet Shooting Star flight for a 1 hour 21 minute crossing, while Lt Harry Howell joined. Steve Wittman and Bill Brennand won Continental Trophy heats in Miami. A B 29 crash landed at Salina after a engine exploded. one officer injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Chicago
New York
Miami
Fla
Sabian
Kas
Bill Haviland
Janesville
Haviland
159Th
Florida Air National Guard
Steve Wittman
Bill Brennand
Oshkosh
Brennand
Wittman
Salina
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Joe Kelley
Smoky Hill
Robert Yentz
Antigo
Wis
Harry Howell
Jacksonville
la Guardia Field
Air Force
County Rural Youth Group Plans Program
Green county rural youth organization forms its constitution and program committee at a meeting led by chairman Virgil Waelti of Juda. Members include Delores Krupke Mariano Freitag Gloria Marty Harley Streiff Robert Stauffer Nathan Grenzow and Kenneth Slocum. The group serves youth 18 to 30 with 35 members. The next meeting is January 31 at Green county Normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Green County Rural Youth Organization
Virgil Waelti
Juda
Delores Krupke
Mariano Freitag
Monroe
Gloria Marty
Harley Streiff
New Glarus
Robert Stauffer
Monticello
Nathan Grenzow
Kenneth Slocum
Green County Normal School
Three Monroe Men Enlist in U S Army
Three Monroe men enlist in U S army service in December. Rodney C. Johnson, recruiter for Green County, reports Blum of Monroe route 4 and Flannery of 1113% 16th Avenue along with Andrew J. Buol of Monroe route 2 joined. Blum, a marine veteran, signs for three years in the 1st Infantry division. Flannery also joins the same unit in Europe. Buol enters for 21 months in the regular army, unassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
U. S. Army
Rodney C. Johnson
Air Force
Green County
Jacob J. Blum
James R. Flannery
16Th Avenue
Andrew J. Buol
Blum
Marines
1St Infantry Division
Flannery
Europe
Buol
County Clerk reports 1948 licenses rise over 1947
Holmes Stott recorded 128 marriage licenses in 1948, four more than 1947. The year also saw 515 coon tags issued versus 300 in 1947, with fishing licenses at 2,285 and hunting licenses at 2,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Holmes Stott
Idol Believed Baal Artifact Unearthed Near Nicosia
A finely wrought idol believed to represent Baal, god of the ancient Syro Phenician nations, was unearthed at Engomi near Famagusta in Cyprus, reported by local authorities. The discovery raises interest among archaeologists and historians studying early Levantine civilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Nicosia
Baal
Engomi
Famagusta
Tiny fibers from kangaroo tails aid leather tannin tests
Tiny fibers split from kan garoo tail tendons are used to test chemicals in leather tanning.
Cheese Coops Report New Intake and Meetings
A new intake was built at Brager Cheese Co York township with Swiss cheese maker Fred Schiedegger. Officers Ben Watrud and Sever Benson manage sales for 11 patrons. Banner Valley Cheese Co in Waldwick also did minor repairs and plans new rooms. Annual meetings occur in March and November respectively. Dairy Production Marketing Association notes December production rose eight percent from a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Steuri
Brager Cheese Co
York Township
Fred Schiedegger
Ben Watrud
Sever Benson
Banner Valley Cheese Co
Waldwick Township
Iowa County
Hollandale
John Mueller
Clarence Murphy
Albert Weier
Dodgeville
Frank E. Ryan
Dairy Products Marketing Association
Chicago
Leningrad Receives First Piped-in Gas
Leningrad gains gas via a pipeline to Estonian shale fields reducing coal imports from Donbass. Tass proclaims a Soviet tech achievement with all pipeline hardware and gas extraction equipment made in the USSR. Soviet claim: first commercial gas from oil shale by Soviet technicians despite capitalist forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Moscow
Donbass
Tass
Soviet Union
Cold Wave Kills 800 in Shanghai Streets
Severe cold grips Shanghai and refugee camps as authorities report about 800 bodies found on the streets this week and an estimated 5,000 dead from hunger and exposure in the past three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Westinghouse Plans Airborne TV Network Launch
Westinghouse Electric Corp reports airborne television is ready for commercial development. A converted B-29 relays telecasts from a ground studio with reception reported up to 250 miles as planes circle at 25 000 feet. The system aims coast to coast coverage and extended rural reach via stratovision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Walter Evans
Televiewers
Kraft moves cheese plants may affect Monroe
Kraft Foods officials tell Madison paper that cheese procurement and assembly operations in Monroe should not be affected by planned moves of processing to Chicago. The Times had reported three months earlier that Kraft was shifting plants from several Wisconsin cities and Freeport to a new Chicago operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Chicago
Kraft Foods Co
Madison
The
Times
Kraft
Wisconsin
Freeport
Herbert H. Brown Dies at 54
Herbert H. Brown longtime Milwaukee waterworks superintendent since 1941 died yesterday at Wisconsin General Hospital after six months illness. He was active in state and national engineering groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brown
Madison
Herbert H. Brown
Milwaukee
Wisconsin General Hospital
Brown
Schoenfeldt Reappointed to Wisconsin Barbers Board
Madison named George Schoenfeldt of Antigo to the state board of health for the barber examining board. The two year term begins immediately with the new appointment confirmed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOARD
Madison
George Schoenfeldt
Antigo
Barbers Examining Board
State Board of Health
Monroe Common Council approves claims and finances 1949
Monroe Wisconsin proceedings show approval of claims totaling 734.40 to 476.67 for sewer, street, water, and utility services. The council authorized a $300000 water mortgage revenue bond issue and contracts with Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel for a half million gallon standpipe. The meeting also denied one operator license and set follow up on code changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wis
F. A. Buehler
Forcade
Norton
Schindler
Tschudy
Voelkli
Goecks
Meythaler
Legislative Conference
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Madison
Monroe Fire Department
Justice of Peace L. A. Koenig
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Green County
Finance and Taxation Committee
William R. Friedli
12Th Street
Fred McBride
20Th Street
Burnett Briggs
13Th Street
Committee On
Nagel Hart Co
Neenah Foundry Co
Alice Holtshopple
Wisconsin
Water Department
Louise Stauffacher
Monroe Sales Co
Donos Orr Sewer Saucees Fire Department
Homers Super Service
Rufenacht Oil Co
Burkhard Electric Co
Monroe Texaco
Ace Parnham
Evan Chambers
Ma- Solomon Auto Parts Co
Lanz Hardware Co
Rollies Standard Service
Isc
Green Co. Farm Bureau
Virgil Stauffacher
Crete Pipe Co
Illinois-Wisconsin Concrete Pipe Co
Heeb Co
Poriamos
Ava Siew Olciune
Solomon Auto Parts Co
City of
Common Council
Pittsburgh- Des Moines Steel Company
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Company
Henry Tschudy
E. J. Norton
Herman L. Schindler
Alderman Norton
Alderman Goecks
George J. Meythaler
Alderman Meythaler
Alderman Schindler
Judiciary Committee
G. S. Soseman
Want Ad Promises Big Labor for Small Pay
Classified promo argues buyers get substantial value from inexpensive want ads, noting heavy workload and long hours in exchange for low cost. It frames ad purchases as efficient, economical advertising with notable effort per dollar.
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E.R. Saunders
St. Victor's Church
Universalist Aid
Judge Earle
June Millarde
Toni Seven
Warren Magnuson
Browntown
Highway 11
Highway 69
Wisconsin Power and Light Go
Proceedings of Common Council
George Schneider
Labor, Sewer Survey
Committee On Claims
Herbert H. Goecks
Hugo H. Voelkli
Donahue Engineering Company
Buehler
Cemetery Association
Committee On Finance and Taxation
County Board of
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Brodhead
Albert A. Teneyck
F. L. Buchschacher
Gilbert Schwartz
Green County Bank
Monroe Laundry
Swiss Cheese Shop
HIWAY
Kaiser
Kaiser Gray
Frazer
Chevrolet
Ford
K and F Sales CO
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