Miss Marian Wald Weds Loris Heimann in St. John's Church
Miss Marian Wald daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl J Wald of Monroe wed Loris John Heimann son of Mr and Mrs John Heimann of Argyle in a 2 PM double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Paul C Kehle. The bride wore a royal blue suit with blue accessories and carried red roses. Matron of honor Mrs Fredrick Kummer wore navy blue and carried a bouquet. Ushers were Robert Zimmerman and Harold Heimann. The bride is a 1948 Monroe High School graduate and was a bookkeeper for Kohli printing. The groom farms. They left for a wedding trip to Florida and Texas.
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St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Marian Wald
Carl J. Wald
Monroe
John Heimann
Argyle
Paul C. Kehle
Fredrick Kummer
Fredrick Kummerman
Robert Zimmerman
Harold Heimann
Monroe High School
Kohli
Florida
Texas
UW Student Group Sets Work Plan Here
The University of Wisconsin USF officers and committee members outlined a semester work plan during the annual mid-winter retreat hosted by St. John's church. Guests included the two USF ministers Rev Ann Blasberg and Rev David Maitland. Hosts at the picnic supper were St. John's Youth Fellowship and private homes provided Sunday dinner. Sybil Blumer opened the welcome, accepted by Madison USF leaders Carl Towers and Jackson Horton.
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United Student Fellowship
University of Wisconsin
USF
St. John’s Church
Ann. Blasberg
David Maitland
St. John's Youth Fellowship
CS Acheingel
Marie Bliser
Marie Blaser
Anna Whitcomb
Ida Derendinger
Sybil Blumer
Carol Towers
Bruce
Jackson R. Horton
Elm’ Grove
Madison Usf
Juda Center Home Group Hosts First Family Night
About 90 attendees from Albany, Brodhead, Juda and Monroe joined Juda Center families for a Moose Hall party featuring folk and square dancing. Grace Anderson of Monroe led dances. Mrs. John Rosheisen of Juda chaired the event, the first family night. Mrs. J D Hahlen of Brodhead will chair the Jan 28 recreation night.
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Juda Center
Moose Hall
Albany
Brodhead
Juda
Monroe
Grace Anderson
John Rosheisen
J. D Hahlen
Hedwig Ann Studer Celebrates 11th Birthday Party
Hedwig Ann Studer daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Studer observed her 11th birthday Saturday entertaining 15 friends at a movie. A birthday cake formed the centerpiece at home with guests including Carol Weng er Janet Kuebli Janice Babler Donna Blum Sarah Brennan Jane Reger Carol Cunningham Stephanie West Nancy Wagner Mitzie Ambrose Darleen Se erson Patricia Baumle Cheryl Richards Jane Good Evelyn Goodman.
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Hiedwig Ann Studer
Ernest Studer
6Th Street
Carol Wenger
Janet Kuebli
Janice Babler
Donna Blum
Sarah Brennan
Jane Reger
Carol Cunningham
Stephanie West
Nancy Wagner
Mitzie Ambrose
Darleen Seerson
Patricia Baumle
Cheryl Richards
Jane Good
Evelyn Goodman
Couple To Exchange Vows Here This Week
Miss Mary Magantenawael and Gottfried Wuetrich of Monroe will exchange marriage vows at 11 a m Thursday in St. John s Evangelical Reformed parsonage with Rev Paul C Kehle officiating. Mr and Mrs Albert Wuetrich will attend as attendants. couple to reside at 2585 13th Street.
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Mary Magantenawaelti
Gottfried Wuetrich
Monroe
St. John’s
Paul C. Kehle
Albert Wuetrich
13Th Street
Alvin Zuhlke Named To Fraternity Office
Alvin Zuhlke son of Mrs Albert Zuhlke 1123 11th street has been named vice president of Beta Alpha Psi national professional accounting fraternity at the University of Wisconsin Zuhlke a 1941 Monroe high school graduate is a junior at the university school of commerce
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Alvin Zuhlke
Ivin Zuhlke
Albert Zuhlke
11Th Street
Beta Alpha Psi
University of Wisconsin
Zuhlke
Monroe High School
University School of Commerce
Birthday Celebration for John Kubly at Home Party
A home gathering honored John Kubly with family and friends in attendance. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Inet Kubis and children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zweifel, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Babley. Cards were exchanged and best wishes shared. The Wayne times reported the event. The WSCS of the Methodist church will meet at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. A. H. Mahikuch. Mrs. Stanley Johns is program leader.
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John Kubly
Street
Inett Kubis
Robert Zweifel
J. L. Babley
Waed
Wayne
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
A. H. Mahikuch
Stanley Joh
M Bixby
Serve
Stubbe announces Helen Stubbe betrothal to Anderson
Mrs. Frank E. Stubbe of Browntown announces the betrothal of her daughter Miss Helen Stubbe to Robert M. Anderson of Monroe. Miss Stubbe teaches at the West Clarno school and Anderson is engaged in farming. A fall wedding is planned.
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Frank E. Stubbe
Browntown
Miss Helen
Robert M. Anderson
Monroe
Martys Honored On 35th Anniversary Family Gathering
A family gathering honored Edward Marty and Hilda Witwer on their 35th anniversary in Monticello. The couple, married January 7, 1915 in New Glarus, lived on the Marty farm after purchase and built new outbuildings. Five tables of bass were played. attendees included Walter J. Marty Belleville Jacob M. Marty Henry Gessler New Glarus Robert Holcomb Ira Holcomb John Stauffer Fred C. Marty Lawrence and Dorothy and Tom Marty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Marty
Edward Marty
Hilda‘ Witwer
New‘ Glarus
J. €. Marty
Henry Loveland
Martys
John Stauffer
Dorothy Marty
Edward Jr
Tom Marty
Monticello
Ira Holcomb
Lawrence Marty
Walter J. Marty
Messrs
Mmes
Belleville
Jacob M. Marty
W. L. Zweitel
Henry Gessler
New Glarus
Robert Holcomb
O. D. Curtis
Fred C. Marty
Lawrence
Eastern Star Officers Take Posts at Wayne
Wayne Douthwayne presided as Mrs. Frank Lincicum installed as matron assisted by Mrs. A. H. Mahlkuc at the Eastern Star installation in the Masonic hall Friday night. Officers installed included Mrs. John R. Gage as worthy matron and B. E. Maddrell as associate matron. A past matron pin was given to retiring matron Mrs. Norman Leck and each officer received a gift. The Lord’s Prayer was sung by Mrs. M V. Miller with piano accompaniment, followed by a potluck lunch for 22 members, nine guests and 18 officers.
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Norman Leck
Birthday Luncheon Fetes Mrs Paul Veenje at Home
A birthday party honoring Mrs Paul Veenje of Monticello was hosted yesterday by Mrs Robert L Miller of Monroe and Mrs Albert Crouch at the Veenje residence. Guests enjoyed a festive cake luncheon and later time spent playing bass and canasta with family and friends.
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Paul Veenje
Monticello
Veenje
Robert L. Miller
Monroe
Albert Crouch
Messrs
Mmes
Robert Wild
E. Robert Wittner
New Glarus
Edward D. Wittner
Edward Bentley
Will Spring
Paul Veenie
South Wayne Lodge Installs New Officers
South Wayne Loyalty Rebekah lodge held installation of officers Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. William Tuller district deputy presided with Mrs. Harry Hanson assisting. Officers installed included Leon Andrews noble grand, William Tuller right supporter noble grand, Earl Hasley left supporter noble grand, William Hale vice grand, Bessie Johnson right supporter vice grand, Dorsey Segner left supporter vice grand, Tillie Johnson secretary, Julius Nelson treasurer, Palmer Wahler past noble grand, and John Meier warden.
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Uth Wayne
South Wayne Loyalty
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
William Tuller
Harry Hanson
Mmes
Leon Andrews
Earl Hasley
William Hale
Bessie Johnson
Dorsey Segner
Tillie Johnson
Julius Nelson
Palmer Wahler
Noble Grand
John Meier
Local Lodge Holds Installation After Brief Meeting
A brief business meeting preceded the installation of Lloyd Retzlatt as conductress Roy Crago as chaplain Charles Rockow as musician Casper Maurer as inside guardian Fred Broege as outside guardian and William Hexum as flag bearer A supper was served to 40 attendees.
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Lloyd Retzlatt
Roy Crago
Charles Rockow
Casper Maurer
Inside Guardian
Fred Broege
Outside
Guardian
William Hexum
Mrs Henry Speaks to Wayne Methodist Group on United Nations
Mrs. Henry of Eau Claire and member of Wisconsin state division board of the women's society of Christian service addressed the Wayne group at South Wayne Methodist church. She spoke on the United Nations after recently returning from United Nations meetings and also spoke at Monroe church Friday.
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South Wayne
A. R. Henry
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Board of Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Churches
Wayne Odd Fellows Name Year's Officers
Wayne Odd Fellows announces the coming year officers led by Emil Maurer as noble grand and John Meier as vice grand. Fred Meier serves as Warden with Earl Benson as conductor and Earl E. Hasley as secretary. John Jackson is 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. Off icers for the Odd Felons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Maurer
Noble Grand
John Meier
Fred Meier
Earl Benson
Earl E. Hasley
John Jackson
Herman Krupke
Harry Hanson
Clifford Stixrood
Palmer Wahler
Merlin Williams
gourn_wayne
Camel
Return From LaCrosse After WSCS Board Meeting
Mrs. D. M. Howery and Mrs. A. R. Henry returned to South Wayne Thursday from a three day WSCS board meeting of the Methodist church in LaCrosse.
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Lacrosse
South Wayne
D. M. Howery
A. R. Henry
WSCS
the Methodist Church
Union Presbyterian Aid to meet at 3 p.m. Wednesday
The Union Presbyterian Aid society will meet at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the church with Mrs. Roy Schultz as chairman and a lunch to be served. Mrs. J. P. Zweifel hosted the Nonagon contract bridge club Friday with Mrs. Anton Hefty as a substitute guest.
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Union Presbyterian Aid Society
Roy Schultz
Nagon
Monticello
J. P. Zweifel
Nonagon
Anton Hefty
Mid-Winter Bus Schedule Changes Announced
Badger and Cardinal Bus Lines adjust routes and times for winter service. New eastbound departures to Milwaukee and Chicago from Monroe at 8:45 a.m., 2:08 p.m., 6:55 p.m. while westbound to Dubuque depart 10:05 a.m. 4:30 p.m. and 9:35 p.m. Northbound to Madison at 8:15 a.m. 10:55 a.m. 6:10 p.m. Southbound to Freeport at 9:05 a.m. 2:10 p.m. 7 p.m. Departures shift include one added line to Dubuque. Cardinal and Badger Lines operate the west/east and north/south routes respectively.
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Dubuque
Ted Schmiedlin
Milwaukee
Chicago
Monroe
Browntown
Argyle
Darlington
Madison
Freeport
Badger Bus Lines
Cardinal Bus Lines
Shoplifting Mania Built Up Collection In Wisconsin
A man admitted four years of shoplifting in stores in Grant County and Muscoda. Sheriff Loren Marshall recovered assorted items from Kuhlman home including tools, razors, fishing gear, car parts, hair dryers, utensils, hunting gear, binoculars, flashlights, knives, guns, axes and ice skates. He was arrested for stealing a portable swing machine from a Muscoda store. Mrs. Kuhlman exposed the wider thefts after learning of her husband’s hobby and asked authorities to seize the remaining items.
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Muscoda
Loren Marshall
Kuhlman
Grant County
Musocda
Three Youths Admit Seven Tavern Holdups
Three youths from Menomonee Falls admitted seven tavern holdups in Milwaukee Wisconsin and Waukesha counties over the Christmas weekend. Sheriff Sylvester Nauman named Barney Kolbeck aged 20 Eugene Rice aged 20 and Leslie Evers aged 19 as the suspects. Police pursued the group after a bartender reported sighting one member at a local bar.
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Arenomn
Ory
Milwaukee
Washington
Waukesha
Sylvester Nauman
Mehomonee Falls
Barney Kolbeck
Eugene Rice
Leslie Evers
Truman Budget Message Highlights for 1951 Forecast
Washington outlines fiscal 1951 plan with expenditures of 42.4 billion, receipts 37.3 billion, and a 5.1 billion deficit under current taxes. It calls for new taxes, defense growth to 13.5 billion, and 30 billion for war costs, plus aid, veterans, health, and social welfare programs.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Liberty Homemakers Meet at Mrs Schuetz Home
Liberty Homemakers club meeting hosted Thursday at 1 30 p m by Mrs Thomas Schuetz route 3 with co host Mrs Jacob Schuetz. Troopers Meet State Line group hosted by Mrs Luther Larson Friday afternoon with twelve members and six guests attending. citizenship report by Mrs Winston Stewart and mitten making lesson led by Mrs Alvin Bidlingmaiter and Mrs Donald Kline. Mrs John Schlappi received a gift. A social planned for Feb 1 at Mrs Harold Trumpy’s home.
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Liberty
Thomas Schuetz
Liberty Homemakers Club
Jacob Schuetz
Troopers
Luther Larson
State Line Troopers Homemakers Club
Winston Stewart
Alvin Bidlingmaiter
Donald Kline
John Schlappi
Harold Trumpy
Monty Banks Dies During Italian Tour En Route Home
British film director Monty Banks, husband of Gracie Fields, dies at 50 from a heart attack on the Simpson Orient Express en route to Arena near Cesena on the Adriatic coast. Fields was with him. they were bound for their Capri home.
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Alilan
Italy
Sfonty Banks
Commedienne
Gracie Fields
Adriatic
Cesena
Banks
Arena
Miss Fields
Isle of Capri
Kiwanis Studies Student Aid Plan In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Upper Michigan Kiwanis district executive committee tabled a plan to fund up to 5000 dollars yearly for about 20 Wisconsin and Upper Michigan prep or high school students via a Kiwanis Circle K club at a state college or university. Madison club proposed the project, to be studied for potential district convention approval. Roy E. Luberg announced the plan. Frank J. Horak became district governor for 1950, with Glenn M. Harrison and John I. Allen as officers.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International Sunday
Madison Club
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Stabbing Victim Opposes Assailant’s Sentence
In Rockford area news a South Beloit tavern stabbing on November 23 led to Ronald D. Clark 19 Evansville receiving 90 days in jail. Victim Donald Bowers 21 Shopiere a left arm wound and seven other injuries, says Beloit would have yielded two years at Waupun and plans to protest with State’s Attorney John S. Ghent.
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Rockford
Beloit
Sheriff's Department
Ronald D. Clark
Evansville
Donald Bowers
Shopiere
Rock County
Clark
Waupun
Waupun.”” Bowers
John S. Ghent
Markets Summary Mixes Livestock and Grains in Chicago
Livestock sales show 22 000 hogs sold with mixed gains across weights, top load hit 16.75 with typical 180-220 lb hogs at 16.00-16.50, sows 12.00-13.00 under 450 lb, cattle and calves broadly firm to higher with fed steers 35.00-41.00 and feed calves 22.50-32.00. grains steady with butter firm and eggs unsettled, US live poultry prices down slightly. Market activity described as moderately active with varied quotes across weights and classes.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Loy to seek third divorce after London talk with Markey
Hollywood star Myrna Loy, famed as the perfect wife, announced she will file for divorce a third time. She said she spoke by phone with writer producer Gene Markey in London, with whom she was married in 1946.
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Hollywood
Myrna Loy
Gene Markey
London
Wall Street Trading Yields Small Early Gains
Wall Street opened with strong trading winds as leading stocks rose briefly before giving back most gains. Early volume was high with the ticker lagging up to two minutes while 1,110,000 shares traded in the first two hours. The president's budget message to Congress proposed a deficit of 5.133 billion for the fiscal year ending June 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Congress
Former Attorney, 49, Gets Terms in Prison
Former Milwaukee attorney eee mae O Connor, 49, drew four concurrent prison terms of one to three years after pleading guilty to two counts of forgery and two charges of larceny as bailee. He blamed his downfall on drinking. Circuit Judge Gerald Boileau of Wausau imposed the sentences in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Mae ‘O'Connor
Milwaukee
Gerald Boileau
Wausau
Wayne Seniors Attend Platteville Conference on Tests
Principal E. J. Hill led South Wayne high school seniors at Platteville state teachers college to a Wednesday conference about student tests administered by college professors.
New Hearing Device with Invisible In Ear Receiver
Chicago readers praise a new device that delivers clear sound without a visible receiver in the ear. Phantomoid sits unobtrusively, using a concealed button in clothing and a tube to transmit sound. Beltone advertises free brochure and home trial from 1450 W 19th St Chicago Ill.
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Chicago
Beltone
Dept. 40
19Th St
Ill
Belton
Adv
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Helen Stubbe
Family Gathering
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South Wayne Lodge
Mrs. Henry
Wayne Methodist Group
Michael Fortune
Stevens Point
Michael Jr
Pat
Richard
Ronald
Fortune
Atomic Energy
United States
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
News of the Homemakers
Monty Banks
Kiwanis Studies
Bethlehem Steel
Sears Roebuck
J. S. 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
Philcp
American Telephone
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
Philip’ Morris
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Standard Oi
Gulf Oil
Johns- Manville
Lanz Agency
Union Bus Depot
Ted
the Commercial & Savings Bank
AIG
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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