Miss Adelaide Stair Weds Roy Neperud Jr at Brodhead
Adelaide Stair and Roy M Neperud Jr united in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s grandparents home on her 19th birthday. Rev J C Robertson officiated. The bride wore ivory faille and satin gown with train and carried a colonial rose bouquet. Catherine Stair served as maid of honor. George Neperud was best man. After a reception, the couple will live in Madison while both pursue studies.
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Enveraam
Adelaide
Erwin B. Stair
Brodhead
Roy M. Neperud Jr
Roy M. Reperuad Jr
Neillsville
L. J. Stair
J. C. Robertson
Faille
Catherine Stair
George Neperud
Brodhead High School
University of Wisconsin
Neillsville High School
University
Madison
Ole Lunds To Observe Golden Wedding Sunday
Ole and Emma Lunds of Gratiot and South Wayne mark their golden wedding anniversary. Married Feb 1, 1899, at the bride’s home, they lived in the Gratiot and South Wayne area before moving to South Wayne 24 years ago. They have two sons Murville Janesville and Forrest Belle Plaine Ia and three grandchildren.
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South Wayne
Ole Lund
Gratiot
Emma Brenum
Ship
Murville
Janesville
Forrest
Belle Plaine
Cadet Ebweter Selected for Inaugural Flight to Washington
Special report notes Aviation Cadet Carl J Ebweter, fresh from solo flight, chosen among 50 cadets to fly to Washington for the presidential inauguration.
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Brodhead
Carl J. Ebweter
Washington
Open House For Parsons Golden Anniversary In Winslow
Winslow Times Special reports Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Parsons, longtime residents, to be honored by open houses at their daughter Mrs. Bloyd Krause's home five miles west of Evansville. Event runs 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. The couple wed February 1 1899 at South Wayne Baptist Church. They have three children C T Parsons in Tucson Louis Parsons of Evansville and Mrs Floyd Krause of Brooklyn.
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Winslow
J. S. Parsons
Bloyd Krause
Evansville
Grace Long
South Wayne
Royal Neighbors Install Officers
Royal Neighbors ceremony installs officers with Rovert W. Kramer as oracle in IOOF hall. Other officers include Mmes. George Share as vice oracle, George Yeazel past oracle, Clark Kleckner recorder, Theo dore Shultz receiver, Emma Kundert chancellor, Edward Dwyer marshal, Harold Pickett assistant marshal, Lillian Ault manager, Elizabeth Pickett manager, Lars Wick inner sentinel, Weltha Whitehead outer Selfishness, Gladwin Perrigo endurance. Clarinda Wenger finger bearer. A picnic supper followed.
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Rovert W. Kramer
Oracle
Royal Neighbors
IOOF
Mmes
George Share
George Yeazel
Clark Kleckner
Theodore Shultz
Emma Kundert
Edward Dwyer
Harold Pickett
Lillian Ault
Elizabeth Pickett
Lars Wick
Weltha Whitehead
Lavish Tables and Soloists Highlight Community Event
Lavender and white decor framed a civic gathering where Rose Aeschlimann sang two solos and Mrs Roger Voelkh performed tap dances. Mrs Harold Pickett led the program and volunteers from multiple local groups managed supper, decorating, ushering, and committee duties. A surprise housewarming honored Mrs Walter J Kubly at 1748 15th Street with bridge prizes and a gift. The Monroe council of Knights of Columbus plans Beloit expositions for degrees, while York cemetery association and Brodhead Garden club announce year activities and meetings.
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Rose Aeschlimann
Roger Voelkh
Harold Pickett
Mmes
Ernest Zumbach
Alta Weeks
Raymond Heinzelman
Simon Meyer
Party Honors Laeser at Surprise 34th Birthday Party
Sebastian Laeser Jr was honored at a surprise party last evening at his home 1212 23rd Street. Guests played bass and several individuals received honors including Mrs Sebastian Laeser Jr Lee Reasa Mrs John Mahlkuck Ray Broge and John Wuetrich who won a special prize. A lunch was served at midnight and many attendees were listed by name. Blanchardville Lutheran church named officers and committees with Harry M Lien as secretary Oscar H Schindler treasurer Ed Thompson deacon for three years and other trustees deaconess organist and assistant organist appointed.
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Laeser
Sebastian Laeser Jr
23Rd Street
Lee Reasa
John Mahlkuck
Ray Broge
John ‘Wuetrich
Messrs
Mmes
John Mahlbuch
John Wuetrich
Fred Ochsner
Blanchardville
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Harry M. Lien
Oscar H. Schindler
Ed Thompson
Fred Fankhauser
Clarence Erickson
Russell Hanson
Harry Lien
Clarence Guldhaug
Dorothy Strommen
Malcolm di
Starts His 52nd Year As York Lutheran Leader
Blanchardville Times Special notes A C Ula begins his 52nd year of service as secretary of the York Lutheran chute. Other officers include Louis Lindokken treasurer Olaus Knutson deacon for three years Louis Lindokken and Albert Erickson.
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Blanchardville
A. C. Ula
York Lutheran Chute
Louis Lindokken
Olaus Knutson
Albert Erickson
Henry Kenny Dies Brother of Sister Kenny in Brisbane
Henry Butler Kenny elder brother of Sister Elizabeth Kenny died in Brisbane yesterday on his 74th birthday. He was the longtime ally and relative of the famous nurse and aid advocate. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Henry Kenny
Brisbane
Australia
Henry Butler Kenny
Elizabeth Kenny
Royall Warns War Still a Possibility
Secretary of the Army Royall told the House Armed Services Committee that war is not imminent but remains a possibility. He warned there is little likelihood of peace for years and said the military establishment must be adequate for each change in international danger.
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Washington
Royall
House Armed Services Committee
Committee Hearings Over Air Force Combat Group Plan
The hearings examined legislation to permit the air force to operate 70 combat groups despite President Truman’s 48-group ceiling. Delegates debated defense needs and the policy implications for military strength and budget.
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Ing
Air Force
Truman
Train Speed Law Outdated Says Railroads
Four Wisconsin railroads including the Chicago Burlington and Quincy argue in Dane County circuit court that existing train speed laws are obsolete. The suit, brought by the attorney general against the railroads, claims crossing speed limits have been exceeded in several Wisconsin communities.
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Radiso
Wisconsin
Chiago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Dane County Circuit Court
Yesterda
Attorney General's Office
Railroads Face Fines Totaling Thirteen Thousand Dollars
The attorney general's office seeks $13,000 in penalties from railroads, assigning $1,000 for each alleged violation in a case under state rail safety enforcement. Authorities say fines total reflect multiple compliance breaches across lines and require payment within a set deadline.
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Attorney General's Office
Architect Hubert Dies in Michigan at 79
Menominee Mich. prominent northern Michigan architect Hubert died yesterday at his home after a long illness. He was 79. He designed many buildings in the upper peninsula and in northern Michigan.
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Hubert
Menominee
Mich
Derrick Hubert
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
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