Swiss Holiday Tales Shared By G U G G Members
Eighty two members attended the G U G G G meeting in Turner hall. Mrs Flora Fluder read a letter detailing her June trip to Switzerland via France and Italy and Christmas and New Year celebrations. She plans to return in May. Birthdays for Mary Elmer Marie Meyers Albert Wyss were honored. A card party is planned for February 8 with Lena Augsberger as chair. A New Year’s Eve dance report preceded a luncheon chaired by Mrs Frank Geisler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Flora Fluder
Switzerland
J. L. Babler
Flader
France
Italy
Mmes
Mary Elmer
Marie Meyers
Albert Wyss
Lena Augsberger
Frank Geisler
Mrs Mucks Hosts Newcomers Group Demonstration
Members of the Newcomers Homemakers club gathered at Mrs. George Mucks home to watch a Salads demonstration last evening. Mrs. Ralph Strasser and Mrs. Clarence Menahan led the session with several club members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Homemakers Club
George Mucks
1Lth Avenue
Ralph Strasser
Clarence Menahan
Mmes
Kenneth Bauman
Myron Jeglum
Robert Davenport
Fred Simpson
Kenneth Tait
William Rieder
Kenneth Slocum
Richard Bahr Jr
Wisconsin Power and Light auxiliary meeting set for Monday
The Wisconsin Power and Light Co auxiliary will meet at 8 Monday evening in the club rooms. Mrs LaVerne Deal Mrs Ben Holsapple and Mrs Ernest Schober will be co hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
LaVerne Deal
Ben Holsapple
Ernest Schober
Woman's Club Tea Follows Library Meeting
Mrs. Alvin C. Rabehl and Miss Nell Burgi presided at the tea in the Green room after the business meeting of the Woman's club held Wednesday evening in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin C. Rabehl
Nell Burgi
Woman's Club
G U G G Holds January Meeting at Wilhelm Tell Hall
The G U G G society met Tuesday evening in New Glarus at Wilhelm Tell hall. Mrs Charles Gehrig, secretary, and Mrs John Zumkehr of the sick committee read reports. After business, members born in January were recognized with a birthday song. Refreshments served. next one meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
G. U. G. G. Society
Wilhelm Tell Hall
Charles Gehrig
John Zumkehr
Nie Zentner
Ellen Mae Sonsteby to wed LeRoy Trumpy at Primrose Lutheran
Belleville announces the engagement of Ellen Mae Sonsteby to LeRoy Trumpy son of Jacob Trumpy Albany. The couple will marry Wednesday at the Primrose Lutheran church with both families listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Adolph Sonsteby
Ellen Mae
LeRoy Trumpy
Jacob Trumpy
Albany
Primrose Lutheran Church
Reading Club hostessing in Monticello
Miss Irene Marty served as hostess for the Fortnightly Reading club gathering Tuesday evening at Miss Emma Marty’s home in Monticello. Mrs. R. H. Schoonover read from the book Lace Curtains, and refreshments were served by Miss Marty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Irene Marty
Emma Marty
R. H. Schoonover
Orfordville Woman Heads Riding Group
Officers of the Green County Boots and Saddle club for 1949 include Mrs. Ivan Schmid as president, Robert Ludwig as vice president, Patsy Garwig as secretary, and Mrs. Leo Dulles as publicity chair. A meeting is set for Feb 3 at the Robert Ludwig home. The Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin Trail Ride association will hold its annual meeting Feb 2 at Janet Boys club building in Rockord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Ivan Schmid
Orfordville
Robert Ludwig
Route 2
Brodhead
Patsy Garwig
Leo Dulles
Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin Trail Ride Association
Janet Boys Club
Rockord
FBI says one in twenty Americans fingerprinted
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reported that about one in every 20 persons in the United States has been arrested and fingerprinted. He said the FBI processed 759,698 fingerprints last year, noting more arrests involved 21 year olds than any other age group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Three airmen killed in Rhein Main airlift crash
Lt. Craig B. Ladd of Bayfield Wisconsin was one of three fliers killed when an airlift plane crashed near Rhein Main airport. Ladd, a co pilot, is survived by his wife Eleanor of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Flier
VICTI
Frankfort
Craig B. Ladd
Bayfield
Wis
Rhein Main
U. S. Air Force
Ladd
Eleanor
Minneapolis
Liberty Homemakers Plan Scholarship Aid
Liberty Homemakers met at the Albright home to vote a donation toward a home- economics scholarship for a 4 H girl. A salad lesson was led by Mrs Dye and Mrs Stein. Next meeting set for February 10 at Mrs Stein's home with co host Mrs Neuenschwander. meat cookery to be taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Homemakers
Arnold
Otto Albright
23Rd Avenue
Ray Dye
Franklin Stein
Stein
Route 3
Monroe
Albert C. Neuenschwander
Kummer Jenkins Wedding Announced in Monroe
Mr and Mrs Jacob Kummer route 4 Monroe announce the marriage of their daughter Martha to Harvey Jenkins son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Jenkins Warren Illinois. The ceremony was Jan 7 at the Little Brown Church in Nashua New Hampshire. Attendants included Rob ert Jenkins, the groom’s brother. Mrs Jenkins attended Monroe High School and Harvey Jenkins a Warren High School graduate served five years in the military. They will reside in Charles City Iowa where Jenkins works in his father’s trucking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kummer
Monroe
Martha
Harvey Jenkins
LeRoy Jenkins
Warren
Ill
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Robert Jenkins
Jenkins
Monroe High School
Mr. Jenkins
Warren High School
Charles City
Dutch Hollow Homemakers Exchange Cookies and Recipes
Dutch Hollow Homemakers met at Mrs William Tienatschs home on Monroe Route 2. Members voted a donation to the police fund and shared homemade cookies and recipes. Miss Mamie Tillema and Mrs Earl Geigel led a salad lesson. next meeting is at Mrs Milton Brechlein s home on February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Hollow
William Tienatsch
Route 2
Monroe
Police
Mamie Tillema
Earl Geigel
Milton Brechlein
Officers Installed for Washington Reformed Aid Society
Monticello Times Special reports the Washington Reformed Aid Society held a candlelight service at the parish house where 24 members and two guests attended. Mrs. E. W. Marty presided as installing officer and new officers include Fred A. Karlen president Emil Elmer vice president Clarence Elmer Jr secretary Herman Klassy treasurer Amos Zimmerman spiritual life Werner Hefty christian citizenship Albert Moritz stewardship Fannie Loveland missionary Charles R. Marty social service Albert Gempeler membership Flora Gempeler bank offering Henry Hefty education. Lesson by Henry Hefty on The Things Which Makes for Peace. Mrs. Fred W. Blum hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Washington Reformed Aid Society
E. W. Marty
Wilbert Hefty
Emily Achtemeier
Fred A. Karlen
Emil Elmer
Clarence Elmer Jr
Herman Klassy
Amos Zimmerman
Werner Hefty
Albert Moritz
Fannie Loveland
Charles R. Marty
Albert Gempeler
Flora Gempeler
Henry Hefty
Fred W. Blum
Dry Goods Merchants Anticipate Easter Retail Gains
New York reports a moderate rise in Easter shopping for March and April as officers of the National Retail Dry Goods association forecast improved retailing. The estimates vary on the amount of increase but remain optimistic, voiced at a news conference ending the 38th annual convention attended by about 5,000 retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Air Force Cancels 240 Plane Orders For Bombers and Upgrades
The air force revises its buying plan by canceling 240 aircraft orders and reallocating about 300 million dollars to B-36 bombers and modernization of existing planes. No total reduction in new spending. deliveries would not occur until 1949 or later for many canceled items. The service plans to add more Vultee B-36s beyond the 95 on order, with roughly half of the current order already built. The B-36 weighs about 150 tons and has a 10,000 mile range, though past flights reached just over 8,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Hook petitions contest Ferguson reelection in Senate panel
Former Michigan congressman Frank Hook’s challenge to Homer Ferguson’s November 2 reelection went to the senate rules subcommittee on elections. Chairman Francis J. Myers said copies of the petition were distributed, no action was taken, and no date for a further meeting was set. Hook opposed Ferguson in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michigan
Frank Hook
Homer Ferguson
R-Midh
Senate Rules Subcommittee
Francis J. Myers
D-Pa
Hook
Ferguson
Local Social Notes from Orangeville and Surrounding Areas
Rev Fred Anderson attended a Methodist church conference in Rockford on day and Tuesday. Mrs Jennie Belknap returned home Monday after a month with her son-in-law and daughter in Sciota Mills. A son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Verl Boyer at a Freeport hospital. Mr and Mrs Lyle Rinehart and son Gerry visited Juda relatives. Mrs Louise Stocker and John with guests Albert Werz of Switzerland joined a dinner at John Klever in Freeport. The Moens and their children from Argyle spent the weekend with Albert Hemphill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Anderson
Rockford
Jennie Belknap
Floyd Parriott
Sciota Mills
Verl Boyer
Freeport Hospital
Lyle Rinehart
Gerry
Russell Carter
Louise Stocker
John
Albert Werz
Switzerland
John Klever
Freeport
Russell Moen
Argyle
Albert Hemphill
District Meeting Fridayguest speakers at Monroe Assembly of God
The Assembly of God churches of the southwest Wis section meet in Monroe on Friday. Rev Carl Johnson of Baraboo speaks at 2:30 afternoon service. Evening services start 6:30 with a youth worship led by Rev Robert Graber of Manston and 8 o'clock main service featuring Rev David M Carlson district superintendent. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Wis
Monroe Friay
Carl Johnson
Baraboo
Young Peoples
Robert Graber
Manston
David M. Carlson
Wisconsin and Northern Michigan
School Reorganization Plan To Be Discussed
Madison report announces a conference on school district reorganization involving county superintendents and committees in January 2021. Speakers listed include Milo K. Swanton of the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Cooperatives Ralph Joliffe of the State Department of Public Instruction and M G Toepfel of the State Commission on Improvement of the Educational System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Milo K. Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Cooperatives
Ralph Joliffe
State Department of Public Instruction
M. G. Toepfel
State Commission On Improvement
Mrs Groth Resigns as Cosmetology Head in Wisconsin
Madison reports the resignation of Mrs Marion Groth director of the state health department cosmetology division effective February 10. Groth joined the department in 1940 and was involved last year in a controversy with the Wisconsin Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Marion Groth
State Department of Health
C. A. Neupert
Neupert
Groth
Department
Wisconsin Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Markets Report Chicago Livestock and Produce
Salable hogs total 9 500 with steady early trade and 25 cent decline later across weights. Cattle calves 1 500, steers and heifers mostly steady, cows weaker, bulls softer. Beef bull values 22.00 22.25, feeders 34.00 down, produce butter 64.25 64.50, eggs 40 42 cents per dozen with slight declines.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Poultry Prices and Receipts Highlight Market Update
Live poultry receipts show 11 truck arrivals with steady overall demand. Prices remain largely unchanged with a cent per pound shift noted for leghorn fowl at 28 to 29 cents, while rent receipts average 39.5 and dirties 37.5 with checks at 35. USDA market notes indicate stable tone across the poultry sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
AT and T Drops Amid Justice Monopoly Suit News
New York markets weaken as AT and T falls about 1 percent to a 1943 low after the Justice Department files a monopoly suit. Other issues slide modestly, with U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, Sears Roebuck, Paramount, and more under pressure while some support appears late in the session. Bond declines accompany stock losses. Government securities stay firm in over the counter dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T and T
Department of Justice
U.S. Steel
National Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Sears Roebuck
Schenely
Commonwealth Edison
Anaconda Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville
J. C. Penney
Radio Corp
Standard Oil NJ
Paramount Pictures
AT and T
U. S
Clothes moth larvae diet and fiber preferences
The larvae of the clothes moth eat wool, fur, feathers, and animal fibers but avoid cotton, linen, silk, rayon, and nylon.
Browntown Social Roundup Notables and Local Moves
Browntown notices show Herbert Flannery returning from Dayton and Roy Crago visiting Monroe. Farm sale: Eric Halverson sold an 80 acre Cadiz township farm to Rudy Bittner, operated by Harry Holton for two years. Families visit Browntown and Winslow with guests from Freeport Woodford and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Harry Holton
Roy Crago
Monroe
Kathryn Gerber
Frank Guttmer
Woodford
C Crago
Ivan Ellings
Elmer DeVoe
Frank DeVoe
Ulrich Zimmerman
Winslow
Fond du Lac Man Dies After Lake Winnebago Find
Fond du Lac city commissioner William A. Coffman aged 66 died yesterday at St. Agnes hospital after being found unconscious on ice covered Lake Winnebago where he spent the afternoon ice fishing. He had just completed his second six year term on the city council and announced he would not seek re election. He is survived by his wife and his brother C F Coffman editor of the Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
William A. Coffman
St. Agnes Hospital
Winnebago
Coffman
C. F. Coffman
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G.U.G.G
Mrs. Mucks
Badger Lines
Kummer-Jenkins
Dutch Hollow Club
Air Arm
Orangeville
Mrs
Glen E. Edender
Pecan
Lady Borden
Wall Street
Ruf
J. J. Daacon Luick’s Ice Cream
C. L. Crago
Herbert Flannery
Dayton
John Williams
Brant W. Binger
Joseph Dale
Thomas Binger
Thomas Binger Jr
Maria Whitehead
Sylvia Whitehead
Max Rhineheart
Clarence Rhineheart
Homer Anderson
Eric Halverson
Rudy Bittner
Cadiz
Harvey
Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
General Motors Proving Ground
Chevrolet
18Th Avenue
Coats
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