Social Events at Angle Youth Center Highlight Dances
MHS freshmen danced to jukebox music last night with chaperone Dewey A. Dwyer and class chairmen Wesley Timmins and Willis Hartwig leading the program. Another dance is planned after tonight’s Richland Center Monroe game. The youth council meets Monday to map January and February plans. A new movie serial starts January 25 at the weekly Wednesday noon and evening showings. Films Strategic Materials and Our Country screen January 28.
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Oreign
Dewey A. Dwyer
Wesley Timmons
Willis Hartwig
Richland Center-Monroe
Mrs Mervin Wilson Honored at Baby Shower
A post-baby shower for Mrs Mervin Wilson of 1745 16th Street was hosted last evening in the apartment of Miss Charleen McGinnis and Miss Kathleen Sheehan at 1322 17th Avenue. Yellow and pink streamers set the color theme and waxed diapers served as place markers while two tables of contract bridge were played by guests including Patricia Tobin Janice Gibbons and several others.
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Mervin Wisoun
16Th Street
Charleen McGinnis
Kathleen Sheehan
17Th Avenue
Patricia Tobin
Janice Gibbons
Mmes
Herbert Ripp
Clifford Reasa
Burton Bacon
William E. Schmitz
Union Church Women Hear of Mission Work
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of Union Presbyterian Church Landrum spoke on medical missionary work in Iran. The group met with Mrs. Awalt Eichstadt at 2426 9th Street, with Miss Lola Burdick in charge and Mrs. Kate Christenson delivering devotions. Miss Grace Byers reviewed two chapters of Japan Begins Again, and Mrs. Christenson spoke on Dr Harriet Davies’s work in Pakistan.
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Vailas Landrum
Iran
Women’s Missionary Society
Union Presbyterian Church
Awalt Eichstadt
9Th Street
Lola Burdick
Kate Christenson
Grace Byers
Japan
Christenson
Harriet Davies
Pakistan
G U G G Initiates Two New Members
G U G G welcomed two new members Mrs Robert Zweiter and Mrs Casper Schilt at last evening's Turner hall meeting. Lena Augsburger supervised lunch and Anna Morgenthaler organized the entertainment. Honors in bridge went to Mrs Fred Ross and Mrs Thomas Schindler. in 500 to Mrs Charles Dwyer and Mrs John Kubly. Birthday greetings were sung for Mrs Mary Elmer Mrs Flora Fleuter and Albert Wyss. Next meeting set for Jan 26.
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Robert Zweiter
Casper Schilt
Turner Hall
Lena Augsburger
Anna Morgenthaler
Fred Ross
Thomas Schindler
Charles Dwyer
John Kubly
Mmes
Mary Elmer
Flora Fleuter
Albert Wyss
Dr Dommers Weds Miss Shirley Mueller in Dubuque
Dr. and Miss Shirley Mueller tied the knot yesterday at Wartburg Seminary chapel in Dubuque in a simple ceremony. Mueller, formerly of Columbus, Ohio, taught at Ward Belmont College and Nashville, while Dommers formerly practiced at Monroe Clinic and was a resident of Savannah. Attendance was hindered by hazardous driving conditions, including Dr. W. B. Gnagi and Dr. N. E. Bear.
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Paul Dommers
Savanna
Til
Monroe Clinic
St. Clare Hospital
Shirley Mueller
Columbus
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Mueller
Belmont Junior College
Nashville
Tenn
W. B. Gnagi
N. E. Bear
Bank Employees Honored at Annual Social Meeting
Marian Howarth, assistant cashier, retires after 11 years at Commercial and Savings Bank. She and husband will move to Howarth home farm near Elizabeth March 1. Babler couple to start farming Schwartzenberger home farm on highway 11 March 1. Both women praised in bank trust department tenure during the Banjo Pete's social. New hires Phyllis Wang Ruth Johnson and Caroline Vogel introduced. Bruce M. Blum acted as toastmaster. Dr C W Bennett and Ralph H Wenger spoke.
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Ars. Marian
Howarth
Commercial and Savings Bank
Elizabeth
Merlyn J. Babler
Schwartzenberger
Highway 11
Monroe
Juda
Willard C. Bender
Roland W. Blaha
Phyllis Wang
Argyle
Ruth Johnson
Twin Grove
Caroline Vogel
Bruce M. Blum
C. W. Bennett
Ralph H. Wenger
Juda Friendly Indians Name Chief at Reorganization
Gerald Jorjan was elected chief of the Juda Friendly Indian club at its reorganization meeting held Wednesday evening in the high school. Leaders Donald Keen and Paul Matzke attended as the club chose Wednesday evenings for meetings and began selecting study books. Other officers elected were Russell Bauman tom tom bearer Charles Trotter Indian runner Eugene Stettler medicine man and Michael Yankton wampum bearer. Pins and emblems will be distributed at the next meeting on Wednesday Jan 18. Games for the 7th and 8th grade club teams will be scheduled with Monroe Brodhead Orfordville Footville Evansville and Brooklyn Y Friendly Indians and Y Pioneers.
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Gerald Jorjan
Juda Friendly Indian Club
Donald Keen
Paul Matzke
Friendly Indians
Russell Bauman
Tom Tom
Charles Trotter
Eugene Stettler
Michael Yankton
Miss Frick Named DAR Good Citizen at New Glarus
Elaine Frick senior at New Glarus High School, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvan Frick, was selected by students and faculty as the DAR good citizen candidate. She has led in Future Homemakers of America, served in the school band, chorus and as accompanist, and is active in Old Guard and Annual staff.
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New Carus
Elaine ‘Frick
Sylvan Frick
New Glarus Dar Good Citizen
Miss Frick
Elaine
Future Homemakers of America
Old Guard
South Wayne WSCS Hears Officer Reports
Officers reports were given at the South Wayne Methodist church WSCS meeting on Wednesday afternoon. A fund raising project to print cook books is led by Mrs. Ethel Olson with program leader Mrs. Stanley Johnson. Birthday greetings were sung for Rev. Charles J. Swanson. Lunch for 35 attendees was served by Mines, Royal Bixby and Harold Kading.
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Wayne
WSCS
South Wayne Methodist Church
Ethel Olson
Stanley Johnson
Charles J. Swanson
Mines
Royal Bixby
Harold Kading
Birthday party honors third birthday of Steven Zweifel
Mrs Arthur Zweifel hosted friends at a birthday party in honor of her son Steven turning three. Attendees included Mrs Roswell Phillipson Chuck and John, Mrs Gerald Disch Judy and Mitch, Mrs Roy Bently Marina and Roy Jr., Mrs Harley Hoesly Bill and Jack, Mrs Millard Tschudy Kim, Janet Schneider and Mrs N E Weifel.
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Arthur Zweifel
Steven
Roswell Phillipson
Chuck
John
Gerald Disch
Judy
Mitch
Roy Bently
Marcia
Roy Jr
Harley Hoesly
Bill
Jack
Millard Tschudy and
Kim
Janet Schneider
N. E. Weifel
Birthday and club gatherings feature local hostesses
Multiple social events are reported: Mrs. Karl Burkhalter hosted a birthday party at 2511 12th Street with two tables of 500 and honors to Mrs. Robert Kubly and Mrs. Donovan Jones, plus attendees including Mrs. Charles L. Hurlbut and others. Mrs. A. G. Mitchell hosted the Thursday Evening Bridge Club with two contract tables. Mrs. Margaret Hefty led a Yass club meeting in New Glarus with several attendees. Dolores Stephenson to wed Fred A. Frehner on February 11. Miss Stephenson teaches at Smiley school. A Methodist Sunday School class met at Gisele with seven present and lunch served.
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Karl Burkhalter
12Th Street
Robert Kubly
Donovan Jones
Mmes
Charles L. Hurlbut
Harold A. Halverson
Leo J. ‘Riggle
Arnold M. ‘Albright
Pauline Reed
HAL
A. G. Mitchell
Frederick F. Lant
E. C. Hanson
Otto Boelter
New Glarus
Margaret Hefty
Yass Club
Mmes, Harlan Wernle
Oswald Altman
William Scheu
Fred Tschudy
Thomas Hefty
Rose Opferman
Scheu
Miss Stephenson
Albany
Byron Stephenson
Route 1
Dolores
Fred A. Frehner
Monroe
Emil Frehner
Monticello
Smiley School
South Wayne
Methodist Church
Charles Chapman
Paul Lawrence
Wisconsin cows hit by stomatis outbreak in fall description
Dr J E McDermid of Ladysmith told the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association on Thursday that a fall outbreak of a disease called stomatis in cows across north central Wisconsin resembles foot and mouth disease but the cause remains unknown.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association
J. E. McDermid
Ladysmith
Sunday and church services listed for area parishes
Sunday school for ages nine to twelve and teachers meeting. St Andrew's Episcopal Church at 2019 10th Street holds Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Martins youth service at 10 a.m. Rev L B Hastings pastor. Evangelical United Brethren Immanuel minister Howard Orians. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:50 a.m. Sermon Finding Contentment in Ordinary Tasks. Youth fellowship 7:15 p.m. Choir rehearsals Thursday 7–8 p.m. Junior choir Friday 4:30 p.m. Fairfield pastor Rev Clarence E Kimmel. Confirmation 9:30 a.m. Sunday and Sunday school 10:30. Final catechetical class rehearsal Saturday 10 a.m. Bethel pastor Rev Lawrence A Brown. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning and evening worship at Immanuel Church. Christian Endeavor 8 p.m.
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Grace Lutheran
Edith Eykamp
India
Immanuel Cchurch
Newell ‘Mendenhall
Richland Commission On Worship
Evan
Salem Lutherangelism
McConnell
Immanuel
F. Bittorf
Mary and
Ida Wells
Circle One
David Menzies
24Th Avenue
Circle 2
W. G. Bear
ST. Andrew's Episcopal Church
10Th Street
Martins
Roger Schwaiger
Rev
L. B. Hastings
Evangelical United Brethren Immanuel
Howard L. Orians
Fairfield
Clarence E Kimmel
Bethel
Lawrence A. Brown
Immanuel Church
Christian Endeavor
Browntown Peace Evangelical and Reformed
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed
Wayne
W. H. Waeckerle
ST. John's Evangelical and Reformed Second Epiphany
Paul C. Keble
Community church services and meetings schedule
Listings show Iwin Grove Bible School at 10 a.m. followed by Lord's Supper and worship at 11 a.m. Rev. Howard Cowan leads. Other churches note Sunday schools at 9:30 a.m. and morning services, with annual congregational meetings in the evening or afternoon, and confirmations or classes scheduled in coming days. Rev. W H Waeckerle, Rev. Walter J Stucky, Rev. Roy Berg among pastors.
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Iwin Grove Christian Bible School
Howard Cowan
Union Presbyterian and Other Churches Schedule
Union Presbyterian led by Rev Dallas D Landrum lists services with sermon Witnesses and multiple activities including choir practice and leadership training. St John’s Evangelical hosts Epiphany Sunday events with church school worship and annual meeting. Mt Olive Lutheran service and Sunday school noted with officer installation and Saturday class.
Postville Memorial Sunday Schedule
The notice lists ship at 2 p m Sunday school at 2 45 p m Postville Memorial Sunday school and A Need For All Bible class at 9 45 a m.
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Postville Memorial
Judge Upholds Milwaukee Parking Meters Test
Circuit Judge Rowland J. Steinle ruled that Milwaukee's new parking meters are constitutional. He denied Clyde M. Paust's petition urging invalidation, calling the ordinance a reasonable police power measure. Paust argued the meters are revenue driven and discriminatory against auto owners seeking street parking.
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Alwaysee — Ry
Milwaukee
Rowland J. Steinle
Clyde M. Paust
Steinle
Wire Network To Aid In Weather Forecasts
Washington reports government plans to open a 10 000 mile coast to coast wire network on March 1 to speed long distance weather forecasts for pilots. The Civil Aeronautics Administration says the express service will link about 40 major cities and supplement 75 000 miles of domestic teletype lines. The network aims to streamline forecasts by reducing relay points.
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Washington —(P
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Express
Alarm clock leg found in Milwaukee man’s lung
Leo Piskula of Milwaukee suffered a 29 year cough before doctors removed a clock leg from his lung. He had swallowed it as a baby, and it remained forgotten until recent X rays prompted surgery. The patient’s father Hilary helped identify the object during family talks.
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Milwaukee
Leo Piskula
Piskula
Leo
Hilary
Robot Elephant Joins List of New Inventions at Thaxted
Frank Stuart plans to unveil the world first robot elephant in Thaxted England. The gasoline powered animal walks 28 mph, flaps ears and waves its trunk while carrying eight people. It operates by night to avoid villagers and has license plates headlights and tail light. By day the device stays in a locked shed.
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Thaxted
England
Frank Stuart
Stuart
Clifford Lien Becomes Full Owner of Blanchardville Lumber
Clifford Lien buys Art Juve’s stake and becomes sole owner of the Blanchardville lumber company. Lien has served the firm for over 30 years. Anton Hanson, a longtime employee from the Henry Lovejoy era, is rehired.
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Blanchardville
Clifford Lien
Art Juve
Blanchardville Lumber Company
Lien
Anton Hanson
Henry Lovejoy
Andresen Opposes Milk Shipping Bans
Rep. August H. Andresen of Minnesota voiced opposition to federal restrictions on the free movement of milk and cream. He spoke before leaving for St. Paul to attend a dairy groups meeting where the eastern market loss to Midwest dairy products was a major topic.
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Washington
Ury
August H. Andresen
Rminn
St. Paul
Milk Market Barriers Reported in Federal Agreements
Federal marketing agreements include prohibitions on shipping milk and cream into metropolitan areas by producers outside the region. The agreements aim to protect local markets and control supply, reflecting early regional dairy policy approaches.
Tavern Fracas Story Fails To Impress Jury
Evrard Bay ud-yon dvr ard, a Green Bay farm er, faces sentencing after a municipal court found him guilty of assaulting tavern keeper Earl Phillips with a glass ash tray a beer glass two beer bottles and three bar stools Phillips alleged Evrard threw objects while Evrard claimed a bar stool slipped as he tried to ward off a flying beer glass from Phillips.
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Aneen Bay
Ut— Yonn Dvrard
Green Bay
Earl Phillips
Humboldt
Evrard
Philips
Ingrid Bergman to Seek Mexican Divorce From Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman plans to pursue a Mexican divorce from Hollywood surgeon Dr. Peter Lindstrom. Bergman’s attorney Gino Sotis announced the move here, as the Swedish film star said she would marry Italian director Roberto Rossellini.
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Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Hollywood
Gino Sotis
Roberto Rossellini
Curti to Address Founders Day Dinner
Dr Merle Curti history professor at the University of Wisconsin will be principal speaker at the state historical society annual Founders Day dinner on January 28 in Madison.
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Curti
Madison
Merle Curti
University of Wisconsin
The
State Historical Society
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