Miss Marian Wald Weds Loris Heimann in St John’s Church
Miss Marian Wald daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl J Wald of Monroe married Loris John Heimann son of Mr and Mrs John Heimann in a 2 PM double ring ceremony at St John’s Evangelical and Reform Church officiated by Rev Paul C Kehle. The bride wore royal blue with blue accessories and carried roses. The groom farms and the couple planned a Florida trip after the ceremony.
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St. John's Evangelical and Reformed
Marian Wald
Carl J. Wald
Route 3
Monroe
Loris John Heimann
John Heimann
Argle
Paul C. Kehle
Sis Fredrick Kummer
Matrong
Fredrick Kummer
Robert Zimmerman
Harold Heimann
Tee
Tee High School
Kohli
Florida
Jems
YW Student Group Plans Semester Work At Wisconsin
The United Student Fellowship officers laid out the plan and schedule for the semester during a winter retreat at St John’s Church. About 60 hosts and guests attended a supper hosted by several women, with Rev. Ann Blasberg and Rev. David Maitland leading the event. Carl Towers of Bruce, vice president of the Madison USF, accepted the welcome from the South Fellowship president Syfl Blumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Univesity of
Wisconsin
St John's Church
USF Snisters
Ann Blasberg
David Maitland
St. John’s Youth Fellowship
Thepper
Mmes
Lt. Schwinger
Marie Blaser
Tous Whitcomb
Ida
Derendinger
Fouth
Syfl Blumer
Carl Towers
Bruce
Press
Grove
Madison Usf
Juda Center Home Group Hosts Inaugral Family Night
About 30 homemakers and families gathered for the Juda Center family night in Moose Fall on Saturday evening. Attendees came from Albany Brodhead Juda and Monroe to enjoy folk and square dancing with Grace Anderson directing dances and John Rosheisen of Juda serving as chairman.
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Stout
Juda Center
Moose
Albany
Brodhead
Juda
Monroe
Grace Anderson
John Rosheisen
Hedwig Ann Studer Celebrates 11th Birthday
Hedwig Ann Studer, daughter of Mrs. Ernest Studer, marked her 11th birthday Saturday by entertaining 15 friends at a movie. A birthday cake served as the centerpiece at the home on Gillstreet. Guests included Carol Weng Janet Kuebli Janice Babler Blum Sarah Brennan Jane Reger Carol Cunningham Stephanie West Nancy Wagner Mizie Ambrose Darleen Strein Patricia Baumle Cheryl Richards Jane Good Eve Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adwig Ann Studer
Stir
Ernest Studer Mil Gillstreet
Carol Weng
Janet Kuebli
Janice Babler
Blum
Sarah Brennan
Jane Reger
Carol Cunningham
Stephanie West
Nancy Wagner
Mizie Ambrose
Darleen_ ‘Se’ tren
Patricia Baumle
Cheryl Richards
Jane Good
Eve
Bn Goodman
Couple To Exchange Vows Here This Week
Miss Mary Magdalena Wael Fiend Gottfried Wuetrich of Monroe will exchange wedding vows at 1 a.m. Thursday at Grant John’s Evangelical and Reformed parsonage with Rev. Pat C. Kehle officiating. Attendant is Mrs. Albert Wuetrich. The couple will reside at 2585 13th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Magdalena Waelfiend
Gottfried Wuetrich
Monroe
Grant John’s “Evangelical
Ted Reformed Parsonage
Pat C. Kehle
Albert Wuetrich
Wil
13Th Street
Abin Zuhike Placed as Vice President at Wisconsin Beta Alpha Psi
Avin Zuhike son of Mrs Alfer Zuhike of 1123% Ith Street has been named vice president of Beta Alpha Psi the national professional accounting fraternity at the University of Wisconsin Zuhike a 1941 graduate of no high school is a junior at the university school of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abin Zuhike
Avin Zuhike
Alfer Zuhike
Iith Street
Beta Alpha Psi
University of Wisconsin
Zuhike
Mike University School of
Kubly Birthday Observed At Home Oyster Supper
Mrs John Kubly hosted an at home party on 2d Street in Wayne to honor Mr Kay's birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kubly and children, and Mr and Mrs Robert l and Mr and Mrs J L Red. Cards were played after the meal. WSCS of the Methodist church set a meeting for 2 30 PM Wednesday with Mrs Anikuch. Mrs Stanley led the program. Oval Bixby and Mrs Kading to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubly
John Kubly
6Th Street
Kay
Robert l
J. L
Wayne
Spe
WSCS
Metho
Stubbes Announce Betrothal Of Helen Stubbe To Robert Anderson
Mr and Mrs Frank E Stubbe of Browntown announce their daughter Miss Helen Stubbe will wed Robert M Anderson of Monroe in a fall ceremony She teaches at West Clarno School and he is a farmer planning marriage preparations for autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Stubbe
Browntown
Helen
Robert M. Anderson
Monroe
Michael Fortune
Stevens Point
Michael Jr
Pat
Richard
Ronald
Fortune
Notable Lodge Installation After Brief Meeting
Lloyd Retzlaff served as conductress and Roy Crago as chaplain with Charles Rockow as musician Casper Maurer as inside guardian Fred Broege outside guardian William Hexum as flag bearer. A brief business meeting preceded the installation and a supper was served to 40 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Retzlaff
Roy Crago
Charles Rockow
Casper Maurer
Inside Guardian
Fred Broege
Outside
Guardian
William Hexum
Mrs Henry Addresses Wayne Methodist Group
Mrs. A. R. Henry of Eau Claire and member of the Wisconsin state division board of the women’s society of Christian service spoke last evening at South Wayne Methodist church on the topic United Nations. She recently returned from United Nations meetings and also spoke at Monroe church Friday evening.
Wayne Odd Fellows Name Year's Officers
Officers for the Odd Fellows lodge for the coming year include Emil Maurer as noble grand John Meier vice grand Fred Meier Warden Earl Benson conductor Earl E Hasley secretary John Jackson treasurer Herman Krupke inner guardian Harry Hanson right supporter noble grand Clifford Stixrood left supporter vice grand Palmer Wahler chaplain Merlin Williams right scene supporter. Mrs D M Howery and Mrs A R Henry returned from a WSCS board meeting in LaCrosse. The Union Presbyterian Ai society will meet at 3 pm Wednesday at the church with lunch at 5.
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Youn Wayne
Odd Fellows Lodge
Emil Maurer
John Meier
Fred Meier
Earl Benson
Earl E.hasley
John Jackson
Herman Krupke
Harry Hanson
Noble
Clifford Stixrood
Palmer Wahler
Merlin Williams
Martys Honored On 35th Anniversary By Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs E W Marty of Washington township marked their 35th wedding anniversary with a surprise party Friday as all of Mr Marty s siblings visited. The couple has four children and five table bass players attended. A mid winter bus schedule change adds an extra eastbound line to Dubuque and cuts a line, with details on times and routes provided by Badger and Cardinal Bus Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Zweifel
Henry Loveland
Bridge Club
Anton
Hefty
Martys
John Stauffer
Dorothy Marty
Edward Jr
Tom Marty
Depot Zweifel
Henry Gessler
Ted Schmiedlin
Glarus
Robert Holcomb Sr
Ira Holcomb
O. D. Curtis
John
Milwaukee
Chicago
Stauffer
Fred C. Marty
Es Monroe
Lawrence
Tom’ Marty
Dubuque
Browntown
Argyle
Darlington
Madison
Freeport
Badger Bus Lines
Cardinal Bus Lines
Eastern Star Officers Take Posts at Wayne
Mrs Frank Lincicum installed matron and Mrs A H Mahlbuch assisted as installing marshal at the Eastern Star installation in the Wayne Masonic hall Friday. Officers installed included Mrs John R Gage as matron and many named officers. Past matron pin presented to Mrs Norman Leck. Lord's Prayer sung. potluck lunch for 22 members, nine guests, 18 officers.
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South Wayne
Times Spe
Frank — Lincicum
A. H. Mahlbuch
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
John R. Gage
B. E. Maddrell
Merlyn William
Frederick Goecks
A. H. Kading
D. M. Howery
M. V. Miller
O. B. Peterson
Norman Leck
Melvin J. Olson
Clifford Stixrood
Ada
Kathryn Rohde
Ruth
Oscar’ Olson
Esther
Karl Krupke
Martha
Everett J. Hill
Electa
B. E .Maddrell
M. Willer
Sentinel
Birthday Surprise Fetes Mrs Paul Veenje in Monticello
A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Paul Veenje of Monticello was hosted at the Veenje home by Mrs. Robert L. Miller of Monroe and Mrs. Albert Crouch. A cake marked the luncheon with guests, including Robert Wild, E. Robert Wittner, Edward Wittner, Robert Miller, Edward Bentley, Will Spring, Paul Veenie and Albert Crouch and families.
South Wayne Lodge Installs New Officers
South Wayne Times reports South Wayne loyalty Rebekah lodge held an officer installation at the Odd Fellows hall on Thursday. District deputy Mrs. William Tuller led the ceremony with assist from Mrs. Harry Hanson. New officers include Leon Andrews noble grand, William Tuller right supporter, Earl Hasley left supporter, William Hale vice grand, Miss Bessie Johnson right supporter vice grand, Mrs. Dorsey Segner left supporter vice grand, Miss Tillie Johnson secretary, Mrs. Julius Nelson treasurer, Mrs. Palmer Wahler past noble grand, John Meier warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Shoplifting Mania Built Up Collection Pes Es
Vilas Kuhlman, 28, admitted four years of shoplifting in Grant County homes and Muscoda stores. Sheriff Loren Marshall recovered razors, fishing gear, auto parts, tools, hair dryers, knives, guns, axes and ice skates from his residence. He was arrested for stealing a portable swing machine in Muscoda. Mrs Kuhlman notified authorities, prompting removal of more items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semana Cemet
Ry —Vilas
Kuhlman
Muscoda
Loren Marshall
Grant County
Three Youths Admit Seven Tavern Holdups
Three youths from Menomonee Falls admitted seven tavern holdups in Milwaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties over the Christmas weekend. Sheriff Sylvester Nauman said the suspects are Barney Kolbeck, 20, Eugene Rice, 20, and Leslie Seatch, all of Menomonee Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Washington
Waukesha
Sylvester Nauman
Mesomonee Falls
Barney Kolbeck
Eugene Rice
Leslie Seatch
Harship
Kiwanis Studies Plan for College Aid on Budget Message
Wisconsin Upper Michigan Kiwanis district reviews Truman budget highlights and debt outlook, proposing a Circle K housing loan plan for about 20 Wisconsin and Upper Michigan students. Madison club explores pilot, to be reviewed at district convention. Frank Horak becomes district governor 1950, with Harrison secretary and Allen treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Muwauxee
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International Sunday
Madison Club
Wisconsin
Michigan
Frank J. Horak
Oconto
John H. Nickell
Oconomowoc
Glenn’ M. Harrison
Wausau
John I. Allen
Racine
Liberty Homemakers Meet Hosts Co hostess
Liberty to meet Mrs Thomas Schuetz route 3 will be hostess to the Liberty Homemakers club meeting Thursday at 1 30 p m Mrs Jacob Schuetz will be co hostess Roopers meet Mrs Luther Larson was hostess to the State Line Troopers Homemakers club Friday afternoon Twelve members and six guests attended roll call answered by naming 1 pet peeve Citizenship report led by Mrs Winston Stewart lesson on making mittens by project leaders Mrs Alvin Bidlingmaity and Mrs Donald Kline Mrs John Schlappi presented a gift from the group A social meeting is planned for Feb 1 at the home of Mrs Harold Trumpy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Thomas Schuetz
Liberty Homemakers Club
Jacob Schuetz
Roopers
Luther Larson
State Line Troopers Homemakers Club
Winston Stewart
Alvin Bidlingmaity
Donald Kline
John Schlappi
Harold ‘Trumpy
Monty Banks Dies in Italy on Adriatic Coast
British film director Monty Banks dies at 50 after a heart attack while traveling from Milan to Capri. Gracie Fields, his wife, is with him when he collapsed en route to a hospital in Arona. Burial planned for Cesena on the Adriatic.
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Monty Banks
Milan
Italy
Commedienne
Gracie
Fields
Adriatic
Cesena
Banks
Arona
Miss Fields
Isle of Capri
Stabbing Victim Condemns Sentencing In Rock County Case
Donald Bowers a 21 year old Shopiere resident criticized Ronald D. Clark 19 Evansville for a 90 day jail term after Clark stabbed him in a South Beloit tavern on November 23. Bowers suffered seven stab wounds and said Beloit would have yielded two years at Waupun if the trial had been held there. He planned to protest to State's Attorney John S. Ghent who had Clark brought for assault with a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Beloit
Sheriff's Department
Ronald D. Clark
Evansville
Donald Bowers
Shopiere
Rock County
Clark
Waupun
Bowers
John S. Ghent
Market summary for livestock and farm products in Chicago
Today's Markets shows US Department of Agriculture price activity for hogs cattle calves and hogs were 22 000 and 13 000 salable respectively with steady to higher quotes. Hogs 15 25 cents higher on most weights with tops to 16 75 for a load. Cattle and calves active steers and heifers up to 50 cents with bulls strong. Butter eggs and poultry mixed with firm butter and steady to unsettled eggs. Wholesale fowl prices mostly unchanged with some declines for fowl and ducks 18 26 f.o.b. prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avestock
Chicago
USDA
U.S
U. S
Myrna Loy Seeks Third Divorce in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes report Myrna Loy, once dubbed the screen’s perfect wife, seeking a third divorce. She disclosed in a phone call from London that she and writer-producer Gene Markey, wed in 1946, are involved in the dissolution discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Myrna Loy
Gene Markey
London
Wall Street Opens High Then Dims Gains On Trading Day
Wall Street saw a strong opening with top issues edging higher, yet gains were trimmed and the market drifted with small net advances and declines. Early volume surged with ticker delays up to two minutes as 1,110,300 shares traded in the first two hours while the session reflected a cautious mood. The record notes the budget message to Congress proposing a $5.133 billion deficit for the current fiscal year, aligning 1951 expectations with the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Eee
Congress
National Defense
Atomic Energy
United States
Market Outlook Lists Leading Stocks While Some Laggards Drag
Forecasts note no immediate market repercussion after predictions. Higher prices were paid for Bethlehem Steel Sears Roebuck J I Case Magnavox Kennecott Copper Banguil Consolidated Mining Air Reduction Dow Chemical Du Pont General Electric American Woolen American Tobacco N Y Central Baltimore and Ohio Celotex. Lagging were Youngstown Sheet General Motors Chrysler U S Rubber Douglas Aircraft Lockheed Distillers Corp Philco American Telephone American Smelting Allied Chemical Westinghouse Eric Philip Morris Santa Southern Pacific Standard Oil Gulf Oil Johns Manville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel
Sears Roebuck
J. I. Case
Magnavox
Kennecott Copper
Benguil Consolidated Mining
Air Reduction
Dow Chemical
du Pont
General Electric
American Woolen
American Tobacco
N. ¥. Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Celotex
Youngstown ‘Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Douglas “Aircraft
Lockheed
Distillers Corp
Philco
American ‘Velephone
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
Westinghous c Eric
Philip Morris
Santa
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil
Gulf Oi
Johns- Manville
Former Attorney 49 Receives Prison Terms in Wisconsin
James F. O'Connor, 49, a former Milwaukee attorney, was sentenced Saturday to four concurrent terms of one to three years after pleading guilty to two counts of forgery and two counts of larceny as bailee. He blamed his downfall on drinking, with Circuit Judge Gerald Boileau of Wausau presiding in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. O'Connor
Milwaukee
Gerald Boileau
Wausau
Wayne Seniors Test at Platteville Teachers College
Principal E. J. Hill and South Wayne high school seniors traveled to Platteville State Teachers College on Wednesday for a conference about student tests administered by college professors.
New Hearing Device Without Receiver Button In Ear
Chicago based Beltone introduces a tiny in ear device that relays sound via a concealed button in clothing. The device offers clear hearing for songs sermons and conversations without a visible receiver button. Free brochure and home test kit offered by Beltone Dept 40 1450 W. 19th St. Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dearenea
Beltone
Dept. 40
19Th St
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Helen Stubbe
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Roy Schultz
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Paul Veenje
South Wayne Lodge
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
News of the Homemakers
Lanz Agency
Union Bus Depot
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Ted
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