High School Operetta Preview Draws Big Reception
Monroe high school presents Gilbert and Sullivan operetta H. M. S. Pin afore with Ben Blaser as Captain Corcoran and a full student cast. Performances run Monday evening at 8 with tickets at the door for those lacking chorus tickets. Featured roles include Mildred Cotherman Buttercup and Ralph Rackstraw played by Alan Prisk and Donald Timm, under Olga Ruth and Lois Mielke’s direction.
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Corcoran
Primly
Ben Blaser
Monroe High School
Chorus
Mildred Cotherman
Buttercup
Lois Burgy
Hebe
Lenetta
Steinma
Josephine
Tom
Ben
Captain Corcoran
Alan Prisk
Ralph Rackstraw
Donald Timm
Dick Deadeye
John
Jumbo) St
Joan Meyer
Evelyn Hartwig
Frances Ludwig
Mary Carol Thompson
Caroline Wood
Phoebe, Abraham
Alice Falk
Jacqueline Treloar
Shirley Leopold
Patricia Kelley
Dorothy Webster
Wanda Gibbons
Ruth Goodman
Marian Walker
Geraldine Rabe
Karen Bender
Claire Goodrich
Delores Hougson
JoAnn Schroeder
Patricia Thorp
Lydia Wels
Judith Strasser
Juda Church Youth To Conduct Services
The Juda Evangelical United Brethren church youth fellowship observes youth week January 29 to February 5. Morning worship Tuesday features Helen Heyn and others with James Retzlaff of North Central College as speaker. Evening service planned by William Brunkow and Joan Hazeltine with James Keen delivering the lesson. A devotional service and the movie Like a Mighty Army will be shown.
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Saa
Juda Evangelical United Brethren Church
Helen Heyn
Janet
Joyce Atnsmeier
Robert Retzlaff
Franklin Liedschlag
James Retzlaff
Joan Hazeltine
James Keen
North Central College
Mrs Huffman Honored on 81st Birthday Surprise
Mrs. Jacob C. Huffman of 820 21st Avenue was feted on her 81st birthday with a surprise party at the home of her sister Mrs A N Crosby at 1323 10th Street. Attending were her husband daughter Mrs Ula Tyler granddaughter Alice Tyler the Crosbys and Cecil Holloway and Joseph N Blackbourn.
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Huffman
Jacob C. Huffman
21St Avenue
A. N. Crosby
10Th Street
Ula Tyler
Alice Tyler
Crosbys
Cecil Holloway
Joseph N. Black
Church Dinner At St. Andrew's Episcopal Draws Fourteen
An informal church dinner at St. Andrew's Episcopal last evening drew fourteen members. The potluck supper was prepared by women of the church.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Cousleys Daughter Sings in Montreal Debut for Career
Molly Leuenberger Cousley, daughter of Samuel and Edna, debuts in a Montreal nightclub as a soprano with a history in the Philadelphia Opera Company. She aims for a BA, taking Columbia extension courses, after a career spanning opera, concert, radio, TV, and musical comedy across the U.S., Canada, Nassau, and Havana.
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Henry G. Leuenberger
Monroe
Evening Times
Times
Rockford
Philadelphia
Molly
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Philadelphia Light Opera
Montreal
U. S
Canada
Nassau
Havana
Dolorosa Schillinger Weds Elvin Conway in Madison
Dolorosa Schillinger and Elvin Conway were married in a late morning ceremony at St. Raphael Cathedral Madison. The couple will live at 334 West Main Madison. Conway is a UW senior in education and Schillinger is employed in the adjutant general’s office at the capitol.
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Sharon
Ann Farnsworth
Madison
Philip Rindy
Brodhead
A. L. Searles
J. B. Pierce
Venice
Ace of Clubs
John Lehmann
Jane
Martin
Ruth
Nancy Conway
Wisconsin
Minnesota
West Main Street
Conway
University of Wisconsin School of Education
Universalist Women Name 1950 Chairmen Honored
Universalist Aid society held a meeting yesterday afternoon appointing 1950 chairmen Mrs. Burton H. Lynch presiding. Appointees include Mrs. Walter L. Day finance Mrs. J. A. Rouch flowers Anna Clark rugs and Roy M. Grant cradle roll. A special dedication honored Mrs. E N Churchill after 26 years as secretary. Mrs. Victor I Carson becomes secretary. A dance program by 9 year old Gaylene Steensrud was presented. Next meeting Feb 10 with Mrs. Roub refreshments chair and Mrs. Minor W Anderson bake table chair.
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Burton H. Lynch
Universalist Aid Society
Mmes
Walter L. Day
J. A. Rouch
Anna Clark
Roy M. Grant
E. N. Churchill
Aid
Churchill
John A. Becker
Victor I. Carson
Gaylene Steensrud
Gerhardt
Steensrud
18Th Avenue
Roub
Minor W. Anderson
Oneco Home Bureau Holds Regular Meeting
Oneco home bureau unit met for an all day gathering with a noon pot luck at Mrs. Raymond Grindy’s home. Twenty three members and two guests attended. The program on giving a garment a professional look was presented by Mrs. Dale Gross and Mrs. Ray Dietmeier. A $5 donation supported 4 H club work. Hostess for Feb 22 will be Mrs. Frank Busjahn. another meeting is set for Feb 1 at Mrs. Maas’s home to reorganize. Audrey Flannery receives DAR good citizenship award.
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Oneco Home Bureau
Raymond Grindy
Walter Pinnow
Dale Gross
Ray Dietmeier
Frank Busjahn
Beloit College Appeals for Additional Gifts
Beloit College president Carey Cronies thanked supporters for 121000 donated over the past six months and urged further gifts to raise faculty salaries and fund a building and modernization program. The year brings tragedy as John Schoerner, 62, dies, marking the fourth fatality from the Dec 27 accident in Wilson, Sheboygan County. Japan’s communists urge Russia to retain the Kurile islands after the Cominform censure, while most Japanese favor returning the war-lost chain. Times Want Ads.
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Pern —Ury
Audiuona
Beloit College
Carey Cronies
Sheboygan
John Schoerner
Sheboygan County
Wilson
Russia
Tokyo
Japan
Cominform
Kurile Islands
Universalists name officers and plan organ installation
The Universalist church elected officers including Mrs. Howard W. Chadwick as secretary and Robert E. Hardell as trustee to join standing officers Russell J. Myers moderator Mrs May L Luchsinger treasurer and trustees Edward C Einbeck Russell V Grant and Fred Feutz. The firm installing the organ for the Easter season is testing at a Milwaukee factory and installation is expected soon. Approximately 75 members attended the parish supper before the meeting.
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Universalist Church
Howard W. Chadwick
Robert E. Hardell
Russell J. Myers
May L. Luchsinger
Edward C. Einbeck
Russell V. Grant
Fred Feutz
Emery A. Odell
Milwaukee
Myers
Messrs
and Mies
Charles R. Kohli
EN. Churchill
Russell Grant
Burton
H. Lynch
Edward Einbeck
Miss Patricia Green To Tour Europe With St Marys Students
Miss Patricia Green of St Marys college Notre Dame will join nine other students on a six week European tour leaving June 23 from LaGuardia to Shannon Ireland. The group will visit Ireland Scotland England and Wales then Paris the Riviera Rome and Milan. They hope for a pope audience and a stay in Lucerne before returning August 7.
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Patricia Green
St. Mary’s College
Notre Dame
Ind
Europe
Miss Green
James Green
25Th Avenue
St. Mary’s
Mary Virginia Rosenfeld
Margaret Meredith
LaGuardia Field
N. Y
Shannon
Ireland
British Isles
Scotland
England
Wales
Paris
Riviera
Rome
Milan
Switzerland
Lucerne
St. Mary's
Friburg
Mississippi House Rebukes Acheson Over Hiss Comment
The Mississippi House of Representatives sharply rebuked Secretary of State Dean Acheson for his remark on Alger Hiss's perjury conviction. The resolution calls Acheson's stance shocking and unprecedented and notes Hiss served five years for denying passing confidential state papers to a prewar Russian spy ring.
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Missisippi
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Alger Hss
Acheson
Alger Iss
Hiss
State Department
Mississippi House
Operation at Station Fails To Save Girl
Dr William Tanner rushed Ava Marie Door to a hospital after she stopped breathing at a station. He used a penknife to cut her throat to remove an obstruction but both he and the police ambulance team failed to save the three year old. Her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Door said the illness followed a severe cold.
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Ison —Ury
Madison
William Tanner
Ava Marie Door
Ava Marie
Mrs.Glenn Door
Ship Dedication Ceremony Climax Sea Scout Work
A ship will be commissioned in the armory Monday night to honor Sea Scout Ship No. 501 Monroe. The ceremony will be formal with navy personnel in dress uniforms. Madison and Four Lakes council officers plan to attend. The new unit trains in naval basics, radio, Morsey code, and navy methods aboard the platoon’s quarters on Argyle road.
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Monroe
Armory
Navy Electronic Warfare Platoon
Legion Home
Navy
Melchair Denny
Gordon Herfel
George Engles
Donald Dwyer
Tom Wuetrich
John Brunner
Arthur Whipple
David Ruehlman
Alan Prisk
Times
Madison
U.S. Grant Council
George T. Howe
D. D
Ruehlman
Four Lakes
Old
Argyle Road
Wendell R. Stribley
Freeport
Dr. Ruehlman
David Ruehlman Jr
Arthur | Whipple
Melchior Denny
Cub Scouts Parade As Knights of Old at Pack Meeting
Cub Scouts of Pack 314 observed a knight themed program at Pythian hall with Sir Bevedere telling of King Arthur and the round table. Twelve dens featured knights on war steeds, with awards given including bear and lion badges and silver and gold arrows.
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Knights of Old
Eareer Cutmaster
Sir Bevedere
Round Table
Pythian Hall
Arthur
Myron I. Stair
Dr. Schindler
Schindler
Lowell E.markwardt
Gregory Foesch
Roger Plate
Den 4
Herbert Booth
Foesch
Den
William Schwingel
Thomas Fritz
Richard Banks
Morton Wittner
George Kindschi
Gold
Silver Arrow
Sea Scout Shop
Bridge of Honor
Armory
Madison Worker Dies In Freak Dock Mishap
Warren Treadwell, 36, died Friday at a Kroger Co warehouse in Madison while unloading canned goods. Operating a mobile lifting unit, he drove from the dock when the truck slid on ice, causing the lifting device to topple and crush him against the loading dock.
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Madison
Warren Treadwell
Kroger Co
Treadwell
Milk with Vitamin D Offered in Tin Pails
Milk with vitamin D added is advertised at 60 cents per gallon in tin pails. Readers may drop a card to box 17 in care of The Evening Times for details or to order.
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Evening Times
Mrs Leary 73 Dies of Heart Attack Near Darlington
Mrs Carrie Tine Leary 73 died Friday at her farm home six miles south of Darlington from a heart attack. Funeral Monday at 8:30 a.m. at home and 9 a.m. at Holy Rosary, Darlington. Burial Union Grove cemetery. Born Carrie Thompson, lifelong resident of Darlington township. Husband Charles died 25 years ago. Survived by son Charles at home, daughter Mrs Michael McGettigan of Darlington, sister Mrs George Maggerty Madison, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Darlington
Carrie
Tine) Leary
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Bernard Davies
Union Grove
Carrie Thompson
Darlington Township
Charles
Michael McGettigan
Strike Hits Firm A. O. Smith to Lay Off 500 Workers
Milwaukee reports A. O. Smith Co. will begin laying off 500 to 600 production workers on Monday due to the Chrysler auto plant strike. The firm makes auto frames for Chrysler among other products.
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Milwaukee
A. O. Smith Co
Chrysler Auto
A. O. Smith
Chrysler
Wilkie Proposes Early Housing Aid
Wisconsin official Horace Wilkie criticizes the veterans housing loan program as failing to aid needed rental housing. He urges March 1 deadline actions for state grants of about 8,000 dollars to support 3,250 units, praising grants to local authorities for veteran housing and noting programs in Fond du Lac Kenosha Madison Milwaukee and Port Washington.
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Madison
Wilkie
State Department of Veterans
Maison
Horace Wilkie
Wisconsin Council of Housing Authorities
Tood
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Port Washington
Postal Officer III Cited As War Service Leader Ill
Peter J. Schard of Washington D C, chairman of the committee on rail mail transportation and an honorary member of the state postmaster’s chapter, is critically ill in a Washington hospital. He led service mail operations in Europe during both world wars.
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Peter J. Schard
Washington, D. C
Ina ‘Washington Hospital
Europe
Flu Bites Japan Amid Alarming Spread
Japanese welfare ministry reports 44,000 current influenza cases in the country as officials warn of a sharp rise in flu activity. Health authorities urge vigilance and vaccination to curb the surge.
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Tokyo
Japanese Welfare Ministry
Japan
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Story of
Dolorosa Schillinger
Elvin Conway
Universalist
DAR
Argyle
Audrey Flannery
Mississippi
Tank
Girl
United States
John Ammon
LSS
Mrs. Leary
Kubly
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