Mary Wenger Weds Frank Butterfield in Candlelight Mass
Miss Mary Joyce Wenger became the bride of Frank Merz Butterfield at St. Victor's in a candlelight ceremony. The couple will reside in College Park Maryland after Feb 15. The bride, former University of Wisconsin home economics student, wore ivory satin with a Juliet cap. Attendants wore dusty rose silk. Guests included friends from Madison and River Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Joyce Wenger
William Wenger
15Th Street
E. C. McCollow
San Foe
Ieem
Butterfield
College Park
Maryland
University of Wisconsin
Gamma Phi Betany
Rosary College
University
Madison and
River Forest
Elderly Mrs. Ellen Zweifel Muller Dies in Brodhead Hospital
Ellen Zweifel Muller 83 of Brodhead died at St. Clare Hospital at 3 10 p m Sunday after a two month illness. Born January 29 1862 in New Glarus she was the daughter of Bernhard and Barbara Zweifel. She married John Muller January 11 1883 and the couple farmed at Spring Grove before moving to Brodhead in 1915. Surviving are two brothers in New Glarus and a great granddaughter. Preceded by husband and five children, she was active in Evangelical and Reformed church. Funeral services set for Everson funeral home with Rev. Moe officiating. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Zweifel Muller
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Muller
New Glarus
Berhard
Barbara Kundert Zweifel
John Muller
Spring Grove
Mrs Fred Moser Dies in Freeport Hospital at 56
Mrs. Fred Moser 56 of Red Oak dies in Freeport Hospital after a long illness. She previously lived in Oak, Switzerland with a 1920 marriage to Fred Moser. Survived by daughter Mrs Alfred Freeport and a brother Herman in the country. Funeral at Walker's Funeral Home Freeport Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Rev John Bruce to officiate.
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Fred Moser
Red Oak
Freeport Hospital
The
Oak
Switzerland
Alfred Freeport
Herman
Order of Moose
G. U. G. Germania
New Glarus
Walker's
Freeport
John Bruce
Wiesbaden Prompt Replacements Emphasized by U S Army Air Forces
A terse dispatch from Wiesbaden notes that prompt replacements are most essential for the U S Army Air Forces in the area. The item highlights personnel and logistics urgency during ongoing operations.
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Wiesbaden
U. S. Army Air Forces
Birthday surprise honors Mrs. John Frei
A surprise party celebrated the birthday anniversary of Mrs. John Frei with cards and refreshments. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lees Loyd Rufer, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Riese and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. John Frei, Miss Gladys Frei, Elmer Riese, Merlyn Erb, Raymond Strehlow, Roney Riese and Kenneth Frei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frei
Ae See Lees Loyd Rufer
Chester Riese
Ernest Snyder
Gladys Frei
Elmer Riese
Merlyn Erb
Raymond Strehlow
Roney Riese
Kenneth Frei
Saturday Night Bridge Club Hosts Honor Guests
Mrs. LaVerne E. Deal hosted the Saturday Night Bridge club at 1728 13th street. Honors at two tables went to Preston and Mrs. Archie S. Myers as substitute guests.
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LaVerne E. Deal
13Th Street
Preston
Archie S. Myers
Third Tuesday Homemakers Hear Lesson On Washing
Seventeen members of the Third Tuesday Homemakers club met with Mrs. Henry Kolb to hear a lesson on washing made easier by project leaders Mrs. Fred Vogel and Mrs. Maurice Babler. The next meeting is Feb. 20 at Mrs. Le land Miller's home.
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Homemakers
Homemakers Club
Henry Kolb
Fred Vogel
Maurice Babler
Leland Miller
Madison visits and social notes from New Glarus and surrounding areas
New Glarus and nearby towns host a flurry of visits with Mr and Mrs and their offspring traveling to Madison Monroe and Washington township. Names include Zweifel Duerst Butts Hoesly Erickson Marty Ott Pauli Nequette Monticello and others. A firemen banquet at William Tell hotel and a note about keeping flowers cool with ice cubes end the social roundup.
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Gilbert Duerst
Leroy Butts
Madison
Charles Hoesly
Charles, Jr
Charlotte
Eugene Elmer
Monroe
Virgil Erickson
Patricia
Willard H. Marty
Janice
Charles Tollefson
Everette Erickson
Jacob Ott
Jesna Allan Nequette
Jack Pauli
Judith
Stanley
Herman Monticello
H. Hoeslyly
Ernest Zentnerlege
Gamer
Madison Hospital
Milton Babler
Rhoda
Call Steel Strike American Tragedy
The 1946 steel strike pits CIO wage demands against U S Steel and steelmakers across 30 states. 750,000 CIO workers walk out, about 1,300 plants suspend operations, risking slow reconversion as steel supply tightens. Estimates show daily revenue losses near 10 million dollars, with wage proposals ranging from 12 to 19 percent hourly increases and industry price impacts of several dollars per ton.
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James Marlow
Pittsburgh
CIO
U.S. Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Phillip Murray
Benjamin F. Fairless
Murray
Truman
Fairless
OPA
Snyder
William Huddleston Dies at Tomah in Military Service
William Huddleston 62 dies at Tomah awaiting leave from Great Lakes Station. Another brother at LeLyol. two sons and widow survive. Last rites for the retired farmer are set for Wednesday.
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William Huddleston
Tomah
Great Lakes
le- Lyol
Camp Home
Huddleston
Chicago Livestock and Grain Markets Mixed After Slump
USDA data show salable hogs and cattle at 14 000 to 15 000 head with steady to lower values for steers and heifers, mixed sheep activity, and firm live poultry prices. Butter and eggs firm, grain markets drop as rye hits limit, while corn, oats, and soybeans ease amid weak stock indices.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
New York
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Truman
Congress
Local notables and veterans remembered in community notes
Brodhead residents share family visits and career updates. Pvt. James Keen returns home from Camp Beale after seven months service. Sgt. Clifford Ames arrives from the South Pacific with two battle stars and a unit citation. Multiple locals attend meetings, move residences, and visit friends across Madison, Beloit, Albany, and Janesville.
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Luella TenEyck
Madison
Walter TenEyck
James Keen
Camp Beale
Calif
Keen
Ft. — Wash
Dick Berg
Bruce Timm
Jakie Matzke
Dick Newcomer
Lee Broughton
M. J. Condon
L. Amerpohl
C. J. Coldren
H. Hartman
Roy K. Stephens
A. Scheberle
G. E. Broughton
Paul Zimmerman
Clifford Ames
Ed Ames
Beloit
South Pacific
Joe Scheidegger
Louis Anderson
Camp Grant
Ames
Manila
Clifford
N Guinea
Frank Maas
Hebron
Junior Moe
Albany
Amel Borchardt Farm
Mar
Joe Frank
Brodhead
Frank
Royal Blue
William McCarter
Milwaukee
Carl Brunsvold
Orfordville
Child Fatally Crushed in Kenosha Incident
A young man identified as James Sorenson died yesterday morning in Kenosha after a crate toppled and crushed him while he worked. Authorities said the accident occurred when the crate rolled onto him.
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Kenosha
James Sorenson
Market Dip Widens Across Wide Stock Front
New York stocks retreated on a broad front as leaders drew support after declines of one to over four points. Pronounced pressure was limited and some shares showed resilience amid fluctuating trade.
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New York
Market Summary Notes Margin Trading Ended In First Hour
In early trading volume was large due to blocks of 1 000 to 15 000 shares then tapered. By the fourth period extreme declines eased. Steel industry prospects could affect reconversion prosperity and served as a major selling argument. The Presidential message to Congress drew study but little market slackening. Commodities were narrow and bonds tended to slip.
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Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank M. Butterfield
Turner Field
Stoehr
William Stoehr
Robert J. Monte
Ralph
Awalt Lueck
Leo Staley
Leo Butts
Butts
Frank Stoehr
Frank Monte
Robert
Max Lueck
Awalt
Eugene
MES. F. M. Butterfield
Ee Ee Eee
Everson Funeral Home
Gc. Moe
Greenwood Cemetery
Glarus
Appolonia Zweifel, Cor
Emmet J. Norton
Norton and Schneider
Firestone Products
Archie U. Schneider
Kaiser
White House
United Steel Workers
Philip Murray
Henry Kaiser
Donald L. Collins
Elizabeth Prebe
Janesville
Julius Gritzmaker
Edgar Taylor
L. D. Beckwith
Stockton
Beckwith
G. E. Dixon
Roger Stephens
Florida
Woodrow Corpit
George Jones
Juda
Wis
Alvin. C. Schmid
Wisconsin
Sanders Iron and Metal CO
Adams and Exchange
Ph. Moin
Wall Street
Bayrhoffer
Fairgrounds
Dent
the Store For Women
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