Miss Margaret Kipfer Weds Alfred Keller Jr in Yellowstone church
Miss Margaret Jeanette Kipfer daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Kipfer Blanchardville married Alfred Keller Jr son of Alfred Keller Mr Horeb in a double ring ceremony at Yellowstone Lutheran church The bride wore white chiffon over satin with pink and white carnation bouquet Attendants included Miss Bertha Kipfer maid of honor and Miss Lory Keller bridesmaid A post nuptial shower followed at the home of Sam Ross Clarno with many relatives attending.
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Keller
Bertha Kipfer
Lory Keller
Esther Paulson
Anderson
Jack Keller
Dubuqne
Argyle High School
Green County Normal School
Norman Wallin
Edward Kaderly
Juda
Henry Johnson
Sam Ross
Clarno
Ed Kaderly
John
Nancy
Eddie
Sammy
Frank Koch
Rosemary
Charles and Lyon
Irvin
Edward Johnson
Kenneth Burrington
Joan
William
Ned Hartwig
Barbara
Kenneth Stauffacher
Duane Beach
Roy Brock
William Figs, Jr
Harold Engels. DeVoe
Sam Ball Mothers Club Hosts Spring Farewell Meeting
A farewell party for families moving from the neighborhood was held with the Sam Ball school mothers club meeting. Cards and banco were played and a lunch was served. Present were Messrs. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ball Mothers’ Club
Sam Ball School Mothers’ Club
Messrs. and
Local Quiz Night Features Thornton Preston Leaders
Mrs G Thornton and Mrs William Preston led in quiz games with guests Mrs Carl Mielke of Wis and Mrs James in attendance. The club planned a Valentine party next month at Mrs Sam Teuscher's home.
Teuscher-Schneider Nuptials In Emmanuel Church
Mr and Mrs Arleigh Schneider married January 14 at Emmanuel Evangelical Church in Brodhead. Clara Teuscher became Mrs Schneider, now living with her parents the Teuschers near Brodhead. The groom, from Albany, served 40 months in World War II including time in France Belgium and Germany and was discharged in November 1945. He earned the American Theater and Europe-Area ribbons. Miss Helen was brides maid and Edward Schneberger best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuscher-Schneider
Arleigh Schneider
Emmanuel Evangelical
Brodhead
August Teuscher
Schneider
Clara Teuscher
Henry G. Schneider
Albany
France
Belgium
Germany
Europe
Helen of Honor
Edward Schneeberger
Labor Committee Approves USES Retention Plan
The House labor committee endorsed keeping the United States Employment Service under federal control until July 1, 1947. The panel defeated a Dirksen bill 9 to 6 that would return USES to the states in 30 days and sent the measure to President Truman after vetoing broader spending cuts tied to the USES transfer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Labor Committee
Truman
United States Employment Service
Congress
Meaees
Toroc Oe
Labor Committee
Dirksen
R-Il
Decatur Farm Bureau Meeting Features Comedy and Talk
The Decatur Farm Bureau held an all day event with recitations, a Mangow club players performance at Brad high school, and a talk by County Agent E. O. Baker. The next event is February 22 in Decatur.
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Decatur Farm Bureau
Mangow Club
Brad High School
E. O. Baker
Decatur
Woodford Card Club Hosts 500 Night Prizes Awarded
Mrs. Ernest Lisser Jr hosted eight games of 500 for her Woodford card club. Prizes went to Mrs. Lyle E. Kahl Mrs. Raymond Montgomery Mr and Mrs Wilbur Mau Victor Mau and Ernest Lisser Jr.
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Woodford
Kubly Hosts Oyster Supper for 6th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Kubly at 2248 16th Street entertained guests to an oyster supper in honor of their 6th wedding anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Kubly and family of Brodhead, Mr. and Mrs. John Wyss, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Babler, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Babler, and Mr. and Mrs. John Brugger of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kubly
16Th Street
Burnett Kubly
Brodhead
John Wyss
J. R. Babler
Myron Babler
John Brugger
Monroe
Jap War Plants In Yank Control
The Allied powers impose control over Japanese war plants and arsenals as reparations. Commanders are to prevent these installations from regaining importance in the Japanese economy and to stop removals of equipment still in place.
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Tokyo
Japan
Gunann
Qver
Onese
Call First Witness In Trial of McKay
Special Prosecutor Kim Sigler plans to call the first witness in the McKay liquor graft trial after a recess. The case targets Frank D. McKay and four others for conspiring from 1938 to 1940 to influence the state liquor control system and state monopoly dealings.
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Jackson
Mich
Kim Sigler
Sigler
Frank D. McKay
Sgt Williams Twice Cut Off From Okinawa Outfit
Sgt Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Alva B Williams, faced extreme combat removal on Okinawa as his unit endured a fanatical enemy. The report notes he was twice isolated from his outfit during the campaign, highlighting the harrowing experiences of a soldier in the area.
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Sgt. Williams
Okinawa
Donald Williams
Alva B. Williams
Williams
Talion
County Service Office
Monroe
Cverns
Dcata
Grace Thorpe
Register of Deeds
R. D. Trickel
Miller
16Th Avenue
Wesley Lee
14Th Avenue
Katherine L. Baltzer
16Th Street
Warner Rufenacht
12Th Avenue
Martha K. Blumer
Hugo H. Voelki
20Th Street
Warren H. Redman
10Th Street
George D. Stauffacher
Donald C. Bloom
21St Street
Lloyd F. Marty
Mathew E. Sollivan
17Th Avenue
John L. Wagner
Harold F. Dooley
17Th Street
Lowell E. Markwardt
15Th Avenue
Carl A. von Arx
Paul J. Dubach
Public Service Displays Highlight Soil Conservation Efforts
The display under county conservationist O G Kimball showcases soil saving measures and reflects the Light Company policy of public service windows. Bellahan notes continued public displays as electrical appliance shortages persist, with past features including war bonds and recruitment themes.
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O. G. Kimball
Harry J. Rellahan
State Guard
Bellahan
Light Company
Senators and Congressman balk at Rapido probe request
36th Division veterans push for congressional inquiry into the Rapido crossing near Anzio. House chair May questions value of any inquiry now. Senate chair Thomas cites no precedent for probing military actions. Clark defended by War Department as ordered diversion to ease pressure on Anzio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House Military Committee
Rapido
Italy
36Th Division Association
Brownwood
Tex
Andrew J. May
D-ay
Elbert D. Thomas
Dutah
Senate Military Group
Pearl Harbor
Bite Geen
Congress
Oe W. Clark
Clark
U. S
Austria
Vienna
War Department
Rapido River
Anzio
Harold Alexander
15Th Army Group
Pullmans for All Roads by March 15
Washington reports Pullman sleeping cars will roll again on all railroad runs by March 15 with potential revocation of remaining government passenger travel restrictions. Col. J. Monroe Johnson, director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Direc
Transportation chief hints on military air space order
The official said on February 15 a decision will be made whether to lift the wartime order reserving 70 percent of space on west to east coast planes for homeward bound veterans. He forecast railroad freight regulations to be reduced by mid April and noted the sleeping car ban on short runs up to 450 miles will end gradually starting February 15.
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Tor
Office of Defense Transportation
War Department
Johnson
ODT
Widespread Belief Ley Was Crazy Confirmed
Army post mortem on Dr. Robert Ley brain revealed disease for years. Pathology from Washington showed brain damage in the frontal lobes, said to have influenced his mental and emotional faculties and effort to indoctrinate German workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Ley
Army Institute of Pathology
Ger
Ley
Thomas assails U S foreign policy as elitist and ineffective
Norman Thomas, longtime Socialist presidential candidate, denounces U S foreign policy as unjust and geared to rich elites. He faults the State Department for elitism and power politics tied to England and Moscow, lamenting GIs’ desire to return home amid perceived diplomatic failure.
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Milwaukee
Norman Thomas
Perennal Socialist Party
United States
Demo- Wauwatosa High School
State Department
England
Moscow
Thomas
U. S
McGibney
Want Ad Brings Busy Work But Little Pay
A brief classified item notes that placing a Want Ad yields many tasks for a modest return, urging readers to weigh the effort against the small monetary payoff.
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Irene
J. J. Gruenewaild
Simon Meyer
Clara Ellingson
A. F. Anderson
Henry
Ben Froslie
Mor- Vedhvaaggandy Ton
Map Tejohnson
Oscar Evenson
Charles
Tila
A. L. Gordee
Merlyn
Carl Johnson
Harold
Jake Senn, Jr
Randall Hanson
Marvin Sandsey
C. O. Golickson
Florence
Gunhild Boynton
Leonard Boynton
Browntown
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Chicago
McKay
Sunnycroft Dairy
George A. DeVoe
Donald R. Mason
Oliver D. Christensen
Kenneth A. Yost
Francis E. Saunders
Robert S DeVoe
New Glarus
Ralph E. Mueller
Oo A. Lienhardt
Frederick P. Opfermann
Brooklyn
Laven H. Elmer
LeRoy J. Root
Ralph A. Lueck
A Clarence B. Hartwig
Rodney Buchholtz
Monticello
Edward W. Zweifel
Orfordville
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Junior
Mother
Alvin F. Argyle
Orangeville
Ranide
Harry Young
Frank Kubly
Blumer Brewing Company
Wisconsin
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