Musicale and Tea Hosts Mothers of the Gram
The Music Study club led by Mrs. Arline Berkeley hosts a Sunday musicale and tea at Mr. and Mrs. William Wenger 1721 15th Street at 3 o clock. Piano solos by Lou Annheimann Lynda Pfisterer and many performers plus duets by Pfisterers Wenger Blumer and others. After the junior program advanced group students Mary A Huber and Colleen Ross perform Beethoven Heller compositions followed by a social hour.
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Music Study Club
Arline Berkeley
The
Gram
William Wenger
15Th Street
Lou Annheimann
Lynda Pfisterer
Anita Ainsworth
Judy Kingdort
Karen Wagner
Flaine Rubi
David Pfisterer
Donna Gustafson
Frederick Ainsworth
Gertrude Messmer
Shirley Geieel
Robert Anderege
Walter Schroeder
Joan Knaack
Sally
Sue Wenger
Jovre Rabler
Susan Blumer
Billie Ann Wenger
Nancy Pilz
Elen Rubi
Paul Ruf
Carol Schwingel
Mary Heinard
Janet Lanz
Vonda
Gloria Greer
Carol Thompson
Mary A Huber
Colleen Ross
Beethoven
Heller
Sonsteby and Trumpy Wed in Daleyville Ceremony
Miss Ellen Mae Sonsteby daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Sonsteby Verona Wisconsin and LeRoy Frederick Trumpy son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Trumpy Albany Wisconsin exchanged marriage vows Wednesday morning in the Daleyville parsonage with Rev Ivan Lavik officiating The bride wore white satin gown with a fitted bodice and long train and lace trimmed illusion veil A reception followed at the bride's parents home The couple will reside on a farm at route 2 Monticello Wisconsin
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Albany
Ellen Mae Sonsteby
Adolph Sonsteby
Verona
LeRoy Frederick Trumpy
Jacob Trumpy
Daleyville
Alice Sonstebv
Rosemarie Trumvr
Route 2
Monticello
School lunch meeting delegate chosen at Juda club
Mrs. William Sweeney was appointed delegate to the school lunch meeting at the Jefferson Homemakers club gathering Tuesday held at the home of Mrs. Ted Newman. Demonstration on salad ads was given by Mrs. Peter Bohren and Mrs. Ervin Moedbrandt. Lunch was served by Mrs. Vernon Ostrander and Mrs. W. L. Ostrander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sweeney
Jefferson Homemakers Club
Ted Newman
Peter Bohren
Ervin Moedenbrandt
Vernon Ostrander
W. L. Ostrander
Jordan Center Homemakers Meet for Salads Lesson
The Jordan Center Homemakers met at Mrs. Reinhold Gruenbere’s Monroe home for a salad lesson led by Mrs. Ralph Yezel and Mrs. Victor Goepfert. Lunch followed the demonstration.
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Jordan Center
Reinhold Gruenbere
Route 3
Monroe
Ralph Yeazel
Victor Goepfert
Mid-Winter Meeting Of Women Of Moose In Monroe
The Women of the Moose mid winter conference opens in Monroe with lodges from Lake Mills West Bend Portage and Madison. Miss Katherine Smith birthday 60 honored. 13 candidates to be initiated. Banquet and dances follow with about 200 attendees.
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Women of the Moose
College of Regents
Monroe
Lake Mills
West Bend
Portage
Madison
Anna Nelson
Harold E. Scherer
Katherine Smith
Moosehart
Elizabeth Legler
Marie Duerst
Mmes
Arnold Loveland
Orville Bear
James Roethell
Legler
Miss Beach Honored At Pre Nuptial Party
Mrs Roy Beach and Miss Carol Van Wagenen hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Norene Beach at Van Wagenen home 2232 8th street. The event featured pink and white umbrella decorations parlor games and refreshments. Attendees included Jean Teehan Marv Trachsel Phyllis Crawford Beverly Rosheisen JoAnn Schroeder Dorothy Webster Joan Hare Marilyn Ott Marilyn Hasse Shirley Kundert Joan Voelkli Mary Hogan Royletta Speich and Mary Ann Walters.
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Roy Beach
Carol van Wagenen
8Th Street
Norene Beach
Arthur Widmer
St. John’s Church
Miss Beach
Jean Teehan
Marv Trachsel
Phyllis Crawford
Beverly Rosheisen
JoAn
Staffon Mrs. Stanley Beach and Mrs. J A Van Wagenen
Mrs. Stanley Beach and Mrs. J A Van Wagenen are named in the notice as participants or related figures. The brief text lists these individuals together, suggesting a local social or civic reference. The exact role or event is not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staffon
Stanley Beach
J. A. van Wagenen
Officers Elected By Zwingli Church
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church in Monticello elected Albert Moritz reappointed elder and re-elected William Baehler and William Buehl as deacons. New officers include Adam Duerst Jacob Stauffer Alfred Isely Conrad Stauffacher as elders with several others designated as deacons trustees and department heads. The church reported higher treasury balances and voted $1000 for the building fund.
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Monticello
Albert Moritz
Zwingli Evangelical
WRC Installs Leaders In Masonic Hall
John Ross Woman's Relief Corps installed officers Wednesday in the Masonic hall. Miss Louise Karlen served as installing officer.
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WRC
Monticello
John Ross Women’s Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Louise Karlen
Officers Installed in Local Club Deepens Community Ties
Mmes. Herman Babler served as conductor with Henry C. Elmer as chaplain during the installation of club officers. New leaders include Fannie Loveland president Bes sie Youngreen senior vice president Emil Voegels junior vice president and Ivan Wichser treasurer. Other roles filled: John Zimmerman conductor Roy Bissig assistant conductor David Brink secretary W S Hoesly guard Baltz Hoesly patriotic instructor Dick Zentner press correspondent Edmund Dooley and young members Thomas Brusveen Fred Escher Jacob Huber Florence Loveland Ruth Abley and more as color bearers and officers partake in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
Herman Babler
Henry C. Elmer
Fred Roethlisberger
Henry E. Babler
John Elmer
Dwight Zweifel
Fannie Loveland
Bessie Youngreen
Emil G. Voegels
Ivan Wichser
John Zimmerman
Roy Bissig
Herman Wirth
David Brink
Happy Hour Homemakers Club Salad Lesson
Roll call at the Happy Hour Homemakers club meeting at Mrs. Roy Heeren’s home 821 17th avenue. Mrs. William Geigel hosted. salad lesson led by Mrs. Rudolph Maurer and Mrs. Geigel.
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Happy Hour Club
Happy Hour Homemakers Club
Roy Heeren
17Th Avenue
William Geigel
Rudolph Maurer
Geigel
Oakley Homemakers Club Sees Nineteen Members
Nineteen members attended the Oakley Homemakers club meeting held Wednesday at Mrs. O T Weidman's home. Roll call cited New Year’s resolutions applicable to all members. Mrs Raymond Arnsmeier led the salad course lesson.
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Oakley Club
Oakley Homemakers Club
O. T. Weidman
Raymond Arnsmeier
Local club notes prompt Feb meeting at Swain home
Mrs Milo Zimmerman and Mrs Jay Alexander are among members. a fruit shower was held and a luncheon served by Mrs Weidman assisted by Mrs Arnsmeier and Mrs Zimmerman. Club plans a supper for husbands and families in coming weeks. Next meeting set for Feb 16 at Mrs Melvin Swain’s home.
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Milo Zimmerman
Jay Alexander
Weidman
Arnsmeier
Zimmerman
Melvin Swain
June Auestad to Wed Myron Hendrickson February sixth
Miss June Auestad, engaged to Myron C. Hendrickson, honored at a miscellaneous shower held at 927 Ninth Street. Hostess was Miss Patricia Anderson. Attendees included Esther Paulson, Melva Olson, Marcella Kammerode, Mazie Winger, Etha Discher, Mrs. Earl Alm, and Mrs. Harlan Skattum.
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June Auestad
Myron C. Hendrickson
9Th Street
Patricia Anderson
Auestad
Esther Paulson
Melva Olson
Marcella Kammerode
Mazie Winger
Etha Discher
Earl Alm
Harlan Skattum
Birthday Honoree Amelia Leopold Observed by Kin
Sixty one relatives and friends gathered Sunday in Monroe for a surprise party honoring Mrs. Amelia Leopold who turned 74. A cafeteria dinner followed and gifts were given. all her children and grandchildren attended except grandson William Leopold Jr.
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Amelia Leopold
Monroe
Route 3
Local Names Mentioned in Brodhead Route 3 Report
Frank and Davis along with Fred William and Mrs. Harry Welch are noted in a Brodhead area report on route 3. The fragment references several individuals and a Mrs. Welch tied to the route context.
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Frank
Davis
Fred
William
Harry Welch
Brodhead
Walmer-Dorothy Engaged to Walter Karlen of Monroe
Albany announces the engagement of Dorothy Walmer to Walter Karlen of Monroe. Dorothy is senior at Albany High School and Walter farms the Karlen place seven miles southwest of Albany. No wedding date set.
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Albany
Royce Walmer
Dorothy
Walter Karlen
Brodhead
Jacob Karlen
17Th Avenue
Monroe
Miss Walmer
Albany High School
Mr. Karlen
Karlen
Nurse to Be Wedded in Wisconsin Engagement
New Glarus special report notes Vivian Joyce Marty and Robert H. Wentorf Jr. engaged. Miss Marty, formerly of New Glarus, will graduate from the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing. Wentorf, of West Bend, will earn a doctorate in chemical engineering in June.
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New Glarus
Arthur J. Marty
Milwaukee
Vivian Joyce
Robert H. Wentorf Jr
West Bend
Marty
University of Wisconsin School of Nursing
University
School of Chemical Engineering
Gift Didn't Last: Car Hit by Train in San Mateo
George F. Ford received a gift automobile from his family as a surprise last night. The car stalled on the Southern Pacific railroad tracks and was struck by a commuter train, destroying the gift and shocking Ford and onlookers.
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San Mateo
George F. Ford
Southern Pacific Railroad
Elgin Man, 35, Slain In Paternity Dispute
Elgin Illinois police report shot and killed Frank Kline at a tavern after a dispute over paternity of a newborn daughter. Alan J. Hitler 38, the half-brother of the mother, admitted shooting with a rifle following the discussion. State's Attorney Charles G. Seidel announced the incident.
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Elgin
Elgin, Ill
Frank Kline
Kline
Charles G. Seidel
Alan J. Hitler
Milwaukee Hearing A Family Affair in Civil Court
Two Schultzes, Gerhart 25 and his brother Frank, sued a Schultz yesterday in Civil Judge Herbert A. Schultz's Milwaukee court. The proceeding centered on a family dispute as the plaintiffs pursued action against the other Schultz.
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Milwaukee
Schultzes
Schultz
Herbert A. Schultz
Gerhart
Frank
Schultz Brothers Reach Settlement Over Family House
Judge Schultz heard testimony as Gerhart Schultz the elder, 52, agreed to vacate the brothers home bought in March 1946. The Schultz brothers also agreed to pay him 375 dollars and 23 cents, with vacating to occur the following month.
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Gerhart
Schultz
Gerhart Schultz
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