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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1949

Page

3

Dettwiler Schaber nuptials at St John s Church

Miss Frieda E Dettwiler daughter of Fred Dettwiler 508 20th avenue and Wallace H Schaber of Galena Illinois were married in a simple ceremony at St John s Church with Rev P C Kehle officiating. The bride wore a beige gabardine suit with orchid corsage and was attended by her sister Mrs John Rieder as matron of honor. Best man was Norman Leck Winslow Illinois. The couple plan a southern wedding trip and then reside on the Gratiot farm.

Frieda E. Dettwiler Fred Dettwiler 20Th Avenue Wallace H. Schaber Gratiot George Schaber Galena Inl St. John’s Church P. C. Kehle John Rieder Norman Leck Winslow Monroe High School Green County Normal Whitewater State Teachers College Hillside View School Monroe Galena High School

Fred J. Stauffachers Observe 54th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Stauffacher of 1762 16th Street celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary with a buffet for their children and families. They married January 24, 1895 in Monroe. The couple has four children and ten grandchildren.

Fred J. Stauffacher 16Th Street Lydia Wenger Christ Wenger Monroe Fred Stauffacher J. J. Stauffacher Monroe. They Were Attended By Mrs.tauffacher’s Sister, Mrs. J. Beeren Mr. Stauffacher Frank Stauffachers Henry Kundert Frank Fritsch Glenn Harvey Stauffacher

Mrs Masshardt Celebrates 77th Birthday at Surprise Party

Mrs Fred Boesiger hosted a surprise Saturday party at 719 20th avenue for her mother Mrs Adolph Masshardt who turned 77. Born in Berne Switzerland she came to America in 1920 and lived in Monticello before settling in Monroe. Thirty friends attended with many gifts and flowers from out of town guests Mrs Werner Masshardt and daughter Milwaukee Mrs Ben Karlen and Misses Dorothy and Helen Brawand Rockford.

Fred Boesiger 20Th Avenue Adolph Masshardt Masshardt Berne Switzerland American Monticello Monroe Werner Masshardt Milwaukee Ben Karlen Dorothy Helen Brawand Rockford

Monroe couple to wed February first honored at shower

Miss Dorothy Schindler of Monroe and Werner Krattiger of Monticello planned a February first wedding. They were honored at a shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prien on Route 2 Monroe with Clara Geigel and Mrs. Roger Sullivan assisting. Attendees included Harold Mauermann Evansville Roger Sullivan Monticello Marvin Ault Thomas B. Schindler Robert Babler Geigel and Tommy Schindler. Refreshments were not served and gifts were presented to the couple.

Dorothy Schindler Monroe Werner Krattiger Monticello Harry Prien Route 2 Clara Geigel Roger Sullivan Messrs Mmes Harold Mauermann Evansville Marvin Ault Thomas B. Schindler Robert Babler Geigel Tommy

Birthday Club Surprises William C Maske At Home

Surprised on his birthday William C Maske 1308 21st Street hosts a 6 o clock potluck supper. Guests include Robert Benkett M Earl Clark John Kubly J L Babler George Meythaler Fred Musselman George Schneider Frank Buehler and John Wyss. Five tables of 500 were played with ladies honors to Kubly Benkert and Schneider and men honors to Maske Clark and Kubly. Musselman received a traveling prize.

Birthday Club William C. Maske 21St Street Messrs Mmes Robert Benkett M. Earl Clark John Kubly J. L. Babler George J. Meythaler Fred Musselman George Schneider Frank Buehler John Wyss Kubly Benkert Schneider Maske Musselman

Moose Women Host Midwinter Meeting in Monroe

The Women of the Moose midwinter conference met at the hall in Monroe with 105 attendees for a 6:30 banquet. Initiations occurred for 11 Katharine Smith class members at 1:30. cake and dimes marked Miss Smith’s 60th birthday. reports and entertainment followed under leadership of Mrs. Anna Nelson and Mrs. Harold E. Scherer.

Women of the Moose College of Regents Katherine Smith Men of the Moose Anna Nelson Grand Council Harold E. Scherer Robert Maurer Frank Kubly Elizabeth Legler Marie Duerst

Study Club Division Entertains Mothers

Thirty mothers attended a musicale and tea by Division One of the Music Study club led by Mrs. Arline Berkeley at the W. E. Wenger home. Soloists included Lou Ann Heimann and many others with duets by Pfisterer, Wenger, Blumer, and Green. advanced students Mary Huber and Colleen Ross performed Beethoven, Heller and Chopin. a social hour followed.

Music Study Club Arline Berkeley W. E. Wenger 15Th Street Lou Ann Heimann Lynda Pfisterer Anita Ainsworth Judy Kingdon Karen Wagner Elaine Rubi David Pfisterer Donna Gustafson Frederick Ainsworth Gertrude Messmer Shirley Geigel Robert Walter Schroeder Joan Knaack Sally Sue Wenger Joyce Babler Susan Blumer Billie Ann Wenger Nancy Pilz Elen Rubi Paul Ruf Carol Schwinger Mary Hein Janet Lanz Lynda Gloria Green Carol Thompson Mary A. Huber Colleen Ross Beethoven Heller Chopin

Stauffacher Couple Celebrates 47th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Edward M Stauffacher marked their 47th anniversary at home 2103 ith avenue Relatives delivered a basket lunch The couple wed January 21 1902 at St Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church officiated by the late Rev Alfred Schult They have five daughters Mrs Abraham Orangeville Mrs Wolf Clarno Mrs Frautschy Monroe and Mrs Schulz and Mrs Babler Sgt Alvin Stauffacher was killed in the war

Edward M. Stauffacher Lth Avenue Stauffachers St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Alfred Schult Gilbert Abraham Kermit Wolf Orangeville Arleigh Frautschy Clarno Clarence Schulz Maurice Babler Monroe Sgt Alvin Stauffacher

Birthday Party for Diana Weeks Honors Brownie Troop

Diana Weeks hosted Brownie troop No. 14 at her home 1511 15th Street Saturday afternoon for her ninth birthday upcoming Wednesday. Games and refreshments were provided and each girl received a party favor. Attendees included Carol Lux, Cheryl Loveland, Betty Fritsch, Nancy Fritz, Vickie Foley, Shirley Harrington, Shirley Kohl, Gloria Hixson, and Gloria Brown.

Diana Weeks 15Th Street Brownie Troop No. 14 Carol Lux Cheryl Loveland Betty Fritsch Nancy Fritz Vickie Foley Shirley Harrington Shirley Kohl Gloria Hixson Gloria Brown

Mary Elizabeth Trachsel to Wed Robert Owen Williams

Mary Elizabeth Trachsel announces engagement to Robert Owen Williams son of Mr and Mrs Fred Williams. Miss Trachsel a 1948 Monroe High School graduate employed by United Telephone Co. and Williams a 1945 Monroe graduate also works at the same telephone company. No wedding plans yet.

Carl Trachsel 16Th Avenue Mary Elizabeth Robert Owen Williams Fred Williams 15Th Street Miss Trachsel Monroe High School United Telephone Co Williams The Telephone Company

Community scouts honor leader named in attendance list

Barbara Schultz Barbara Elmer Floyd Weeks and several others including Mrs Elmer Hawke Mrs Alta Weeks Mrs Carl Reg er and Mrs Ernest Zumbach gather as troop members led by a named leader.

Barbara Schultz Barbara Elmer Floyd Weeks Elmer Hawke Alta Weeks Carl Reger Ernest Zumbach

Infant Baptism of Thomas John Rufenacht

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Rufenacht 1115 9th Street was baptized Thomas John at 4 yesterday in St John s Evangelical and Reformed Church by Rev P C Kehle Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Paul Ritschars A supper and social evening followed at the Rufenacht residence after the ceremony.

Robert Rufenacht 9Th Street Thomas John St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church P. C. Kehle Paul Ritschards Rufenacht

Long List of Local Residents Named in Community Notice

A lengthy reader notice lists many individuals and families connected to local households and businesses. Names include Holcomb, Hefty, Marty, Loveland, Zimmerman, Gempeler, Schlittler, Duerst, Schild, Yaussi, Graber, Blum, Zweifel, Schmid, Marty, Meiers, Elmer, Erickson, Loertscher, Thoman, Hess, and others. The item reads as a community roster with numerous households and relatives.

George Meier Honored at Family Birthday Dinner

Mr and Mrs H V Hartman hosted a dinner honoring George Meier on his 83rd birthday, also celebrating the birthdays of Mr Hartman and son George and brother Glenn. Attending were Edwin Meier and family, W G Hartman, and George Hartman of New Glarus.

George Meier Brodhead H. V. Hartman Mrs. Hartman Mr. Hartman George Glenn Edwin Meier W. G. Hartman George Hartman New Glarus

Vote Polio Donation Favors March of Times Meeting

A donation to the March of Times was approved at a Friendship Circle Homemakers meeting held Wednesday evening at a member’s home. The group discussed charitable contributions and planned future activities.

March of Times Friendship Circle

Christmas Club Meeting Summary from Mrs. Albright's Group

Mrs. Chester Albright led a gathering of 24 members with a roll call listing Christmas gifts. A salad lesson was taught by Mrs. Albright and Mrs. Louis Lehnherr, including fancy egg cutting. Lunch was served by Mrs. Harrison Grenzow, Buck Heyn, John Ruef, and Mrs. Lehnherr.

Chester Albright

Auto Dealers Rally to Extend Car Financing Terms

In San Francisco a four day National Automobile Dealers association convention opened with a push to extend instalment financing from 18 to 24 months to aid low income buyers. The association urged the Federal Reserve Board to revise down payment rules and financing limits governing new car purchases.

San Francisco National Automobile Dealers Association Association Federal Reserve Board

Girdle Rescue Heroic Fire Alarm in Kansas City

Firemen rescued Mrs. Mary Breen 65 from a burning Kansas City apartment and retrieved her girdle from a trunk at her urging. The girdle contained $2,200 sewn into its lining, prompting the unusual rescue.

Kansas City Mary Breen

Rocket Collision Injures Passengers in Iowa

A head on crash near Marble Rock Iowa injured more than twenty people, three seriously, when the Zephyr Rocket collided with a detached freight train. The Burlington and Rock Island lines operated the trains, and Cedar Valley hospital in Charles City treated nineteen victims with ten doctors and twelve nurses summoned.

Marble Rock Zephyr Minneapolis St. Louis Burlington and Rock Island Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City Here Bob Fullemer Iowa

Passengers Injured in Blairstown Train Collision

Northwestern Union Pacific and City of San Francisco derailed at Blairstown after colliding with a freight train leaving a siding. Several passengers were shaken and bruised in the incident.

Union Pacific San Francisco Blairstown

Wisconsin seeks ban clarified on rape victim name rule

A 1949 bill from Madison aims to tighten and specify the law that bars publishing a rape victim’s name. sponsor Wisconsin Daily Newsleague attorney W. Wade Boardman says the proposal extends the prohibition to out of state papers and broadcast stations, and allows DA release only with victim consent.

Madison Wisconsin Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League W. Wade Boardman League William T. Evjne Madison Capital Times

Fugitives Recaptured Near Waukesha

Three young fugitives from the school for boys were recaptured yesterday near Waukesha. Local authorities reported the youths were apprehended after a brief chase through rural outskirts. The incident ends a short manhunt that began earlier this week.

Waukesha School For Boys

Three Suspects Seized After Breakfast Schoolhouse Incident

After an unexpected breakfast at a district schoolhouse, a school board member arrived to inspect and a pair of fires set alarms. one suspect was captured on the scene while neighbors apprehended the other two.

Brewmaster Wertin Dies in Huntington at 66

Joseph R. Wertin former Milwaukeean and brewmaster of the Fesenmeir Brewing Co. died after a brief illness. He came to Huntington six years ago from Milwaukee.

Huntington W. Va Joseph R. Wertin Fesenmeir Brewing Co Milwaukee

Tiny Beltone Hearing Device Delights Deafened Users

The Beltone hearing aid, praised by thousands, fits in the palm of the hand and helps users hear faint voices during music and sermons. Accredited by the AMA Council on Physical Medicine, Beltone offers a free descriptive booklet and home trial from Dept. 29, 1450 W 19th St, Chicago.

Chicago Ill American Medical Association Council On Physical Medicine Beltone Dept 19Th St

Initiation Canceled for Monroe Madison ESA Chapters

The joint initiation of the Monroe Alpha Zeta and Madison Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority chapters was canceled due to bad weather. The Monroe chapter will host a separate initiation in Monroe with no definite plans for further gatherings.

Monroe Madison Epsilon Sigma Alpha _ sorority

Kubly Couple Celebrates 34th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs John Kubly of 2248 16th Street marked their 34th anniversary with a small Saturday night party at home. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Hartwig Mr and Mrs John Wyss and Mr and Mrs J L Babler. Honors in cards went to Mr Wyss and Mrs Babler.

John Kubly 16Th Street George Hartwig John Wyss J. L. Babler Wyss

Sam Baehlers Honored At Town Hall Cheese Co op Party

Mr and Mrs Sam Baehler were honored at a Friday party by patrons of the Town Hall Cheese co op where Baehler serves as cheesemaker. The evening included entertainment and the couple received a monetary gift. Attendees included Anton Hefty and Robert.

Sam Baehlers Monticello Sam Baehler Town Hall Mr. Baehler Ecards Baehlers Messrs Mmes Anton Hefty Robert

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