Social Events Miss Gertrude Kuster Marries Louis Field
Miss Gertrude Kuster and Louis Field married in a morning rectory ceremony at Victor with Rev McCollow officiating. The bride wore a gray sharkskin suit and pink corsage. Clara Egli was matron of honor and a brother served as best man. The reception followed at the Lae low Hotel with white decor and engraved menus. The couple will reside on the Fred Grossman farm at Rock Grove after a trip to Chicago.
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Victor’s
McCollow
Clara Egli
Fow
Buster
Lae Low
Monroe High School
Eee
Aes
Chicago
Fred Grossman
Rock Grove
Busjahns Celebrate 55 Years Married Lena Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Busjahn of Lena mark their 55th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home. Married January 29, 1894, in Freeport, they moved to a Lena area farm in 1900 and retired here thirteen years ago. They have 23 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Lena
Carl Busjahn
Hannah Haman
St. John’s Church
Freeport
Busjahns
PLAN GUEST NIGHT WITH WOMEN'S UNION EVENT AT ST JOHN'S
Dr Robert Stranger addresses the Women's Union at their annual birthday supper and guest night at St John Evangelical and Reform ed church at 6 45 next Tuesday. The program includes a skit A Bird in the Hand presented by Edna Leiser Dorothy Vogel Olga Ruth and Betty Steinman and a clarinet solo by Peggy Angliker. Department chairmen for the event are Mrs Frank Deininger and Miss Rose Zuercher program Miss Mary Lanz dining room Mrs Charles Frey waitresses and Mrs Rudolph Maurer kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stranger
Women’s Union
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edna Leiser
Dorothy Vogel
Olga Ruth
Betty Steinman
Peggy Angliker
Frank Deininger
Rose Zuercher
Mary Lanz
Charles Frey
Rudolph Maurer
Wedding of Miss Louise Kuenzie to Robert Rieckmann
Relative and friends in Durand and Muske gon receive invitations to the marriage of Miss Louise Kuenzie daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred C Kuenzie of Muskegon Michigan to Robert Erwin Rieckmann of Chicago The ceremony is set for Saturday February 5 at St Paul’s church in Muske gon Michigan and will unite the couple in marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kuenzie
Fred C. Kuenzie
Muskegon
Mich
Robert Erwin Rieckmann
Chicago
St. Paul’s Church
Mus
Miss Kuenzie
Bureau Dance At Moose Hall Attracts Farm Members
The Farm Bureau dance last evening at Moose Hall drew a fair crowd despite bad weather. Music was provided by William Lehr and his orchestra.
Flu Strikes East Germany Cities Leipzig Brandenburg
First serious influenza outbreaks in this winter reported from Leipzig and Brandenburg in the Russian occupation zone. Authorities urge vigilance as illness spreads across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Leipzig
Brandenburg
Mrs Dalrymple Celebrates 90th Birthday in Warren
Margaret Dalrymple, aged 90, marked her birthday at home in Warren. She remains in good health aside from failing eyesight. Her late husband Abner Dalrymple played for the Chicago White Stockings in the 1880s.
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Warren
Margaret Dalrymple
Abner Dalrymple
Chicago White Stocks
Eastern Star Meets in Monticello
Twenty members attended the Eastern Star meeting Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lynn presiding as worthy matron and patron.
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Eastern Star
Monticello
M. E. Lynn
Local notices and campus updates from Beloit area
Mrs Donald L Collins reports Brodhead pieces while Mrs D C Howard visits Beloit Freemans welcome a daughter Martha Kate born Jan 14. Davis Illinois buyers acquire Berg Guild building now J Schlittler residence. Congregational and Methodist circles meet at member homes with church improvements explained. New officers named for Congregational Aid Society. Various residents and students, including Mary Lou Collins and Clayton Ross Jr, spend short periods with family or at university between semesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Howard
Richard B. Freeman
Beloit
Freemans
Martha Kate
Freeman
Jean Howard
D. F. Hutzel
Davis
Ill
Berg Guild
J. Schlittler
Als Methodist Church
M. J. Condon
J. J. Zimmerman
Charles Koepp
R. W Sachtsen
Congregational Church Aid Society
A. M. Ten Eyck
J. C. Robertson
J. L. Stair
C. W. Fleck
Albert Hein
James McKenzie
Faye MacKenzie
Evansville
McKen- Bandra McNaughton
G. D. Richardson
Richardson
Clayton Ross Jr
Marquette University
Clayton Ross Sr
Mary Lou Collins
Beloit College
Donald L. Collins
David Jones
Albany
Muller
School Street
Lawrence Whiting
Augusta Rosheisen
Arthur Hintzman Ars
University of Wisconsin
Arthur Hintzman
Civic
Women's Club
Clancy Shaw
Extension Sought For Export Limits
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer told the senate banking committee wartime export controls must be extended 28 months beyond their June expiration to back national security and policy. He argued such continuation supports the anti inflation program and could help stabilize western Europe by year end, possibly allowing later grain and coal exports.
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Washington
Sawyer
Senate Banking Committee
Western
Europe
Congress
Truman
Youth To Face Trial In Slaying Of Father
James Jackson 21 of Tomah was bound over for trial on a first degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of Earl Jackson 60, a Tomah salesman, last Monday. James was seen standing with a gun over their father's body by his younger brother Lionel 20 who testified at the preliminary hearing before Justice H L Beckman. Lionel was held in jail as a material witness after failing to post $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
James Jackson
Tomah
James
Earl Jackson
Lionel
Justice of the Peace
H. L. Beckman
Monroe County
Albany Notes From Mrs Steindorf and Local News
Mrs Wayne Peckham hosted the auction bridge group at her home Monday night. Lyle Miller a theology student at Northern Seminary Chicago will speak at First Baptist Church next Sunday morning. Mr Miller spoke here two weeks ago. Mr and Mrs Robert Jones bought the Walter Fahrney house. Mr and Mrs Duane Dixon Madison are spending two months with his parents Mr and Mrs Colonel Dixon who winter in Florida. Emil Steindorf is ill at home with a heart ailment. Mr and Mrs C H Gelbach and sons Riley and Gerald returned from a two week motor trip to Florida visiting Dr and Mrs C L Moore in Punta Gorda.
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Wayne Peckham
Lyle Miller
Northern Seminary
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Miller
Robert Jones
Walter Fahrney
Duane Dixon
Madison
Colonel Dixon
Florida
Emil Steindorf
C. H. Gelbach
Riley
Gerald
Mr. Gelbach
C. L. Moore
Punta Gorda
Powers in Accident In Florence Car Crash
Mr and Mrs Tyrone Power escaped injury when an Italian car collided with Powers American convertible in Florence Italy. The Italian vehicle overturned and landed in a ditch with minor injuries reported.
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Powers
Florence
Italy
Tyrone Power
Power
Belmont Co op to Begin Cheese and Brick Plant
Belmont Co op begins operations Dec 16 at a new 125 by 70 foot cement block plant in Belmont making 42 wheels of Swiss cheese daily and butter three days weekly. Seven milk trucks serve 115 patrons within 12 miles. old Belmont Creamery condemned. Kraft moves Wisconsin cheese processing to Chicago plants. Treating cheese storage and withdrawals data noted from January reports. Legislative hearing on cheese factory bonding attended by Roy Burmeister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Steuri
Belmont Co-op
Belmont
Darlington
Belmont Creamery
Hygrade Food Producers Corp
New York
M. W. Mates
Werner Christen
Kraft Foods Co
Green Bay
Plymouth
Sacramento Boulevard
Chicago
Wisconsin
G. C. Pound
Kraft
Blanchardville News Notes and Visitors List
A child's birth is reported at St Joseph's hospital Dodgeville. Local residents host and visit relatives from Madison Hollendale Monroe Rockford and Beloit with multiple weekend gatherings. Jean and David Kurth visit grandparents in Madison. Beverly Hanson is ill at home and Edward Benson remains a Memorial hospital patient in Wau.
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Joseph Spani
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Dodgeville
Carl Ayen
R. O. Ayen
Madison
Alvin Colden
Hollandale
Ralph Plantikow
Jean
Doris Colden
Monroe
Harold Saether
Ed Hanson
Norman Hanson
Norman Warren
Rockford
Helen Hanson
David Kurth
H. J. Erickson
Dean Emerson
Platteville
M. J. Emerson
Arthur Benson
Beloit
Beloit Municipal Hospital
Clarence Benson
Blanchardville
Thomas Collins
Ridgeway
W. F. McGuigan
Thomas Curran
Manston
H. T. Saether
R. J. Meyer
R. F. Stone
Los Angeles
Calif
Beverly Hanson
H. C. Hanson
Edward Benson
Memorial Hospital
Wau
Madison area social notes highlight visits and events
Kesha fell ill while visiting her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Gerald Martin. Visitors from Sioux City and Des Moines came to Ed Leonard home. Families gathered for Louise Karupp’s funeral in Argyle and Madison. Franklin's second birthday celebrated. Bern Homemakers plan Feb 17 at Virgil Erickson home. Mrs Paulson and Mrs Earl Erickson led a salad lesson. Mary Lou Weaver celebrated her 13th birthday at dinner. T/Sgt Marian Barnes of the women’s marine corps attended the inaugural parade in Washington.
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Kesha
Gerald Martin
R. M. Schlag
Sioux City
Robert Carr
Des Moines
Ed Leonard
Clarence Robinson
William Robinson
Brodhead
Joseph McCue
Argyle
Fred Doherty
Madison
Louise Karupp
Clifford Bear Jr
Franklin
Wallace Knudtson
Forward
Madison Hospital
Bern Homemakers Club
Virgil Erickson
Tillman Paulson
Paulson
Earl Erickson
W. H. Weaver
Mary Lou
Marian O. Barnes
Women’s Marine Corps
O. T. Olson
Washington
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mrs. Elsie Preston of Monroe visited Wednesday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Duane Helland. The note appears in a local greeting card style write up with a reference to a Want Ad promotion.
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Elsie Preston
Monroe
Duane Helland
Farmers face larger share in Bang’s disease program funding
Assemblyman Harry A Kee Gan reported approval of a 375000 dollar immediate deficiency appropriation to sustain the Bangs disease control program through July 1. With rising costs the expansion may shift financial burden to farmers. Also noted are farm moves near New Glarus and Basco, and Wisconsin egg production reaching a new yearly record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Keegan
Schwarzkopf To Lead Anti Smuggling Drive
Berlin United States Commander Gen Lucius D Clay assigns Brig Gen H Norman Schwarzkopf deputy provost marshal to head a campaign to wipe out western Germanys mult i million dollar smuggling racket. Clay says Schwarzkopf will plug loopholes draining roughly two hundred million dollars of western German industrial production annually.
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Berlin
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Germany
Clay
Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
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Gertrude Kuster
Louis Field
Carl Busjahns
Durand
Ole Lund
South Wayne
Lunds
Murville
Mrs. Dalrymple
Allen T. Spang Machine (Co
Arcade
Madison, Wis
Heuer Sales Co
Hudson Sales
William Steindorf
Swiss Cheese Shop
HIWAY
The
Cieest Kettle
Roy F. Burmeister
M. H. Stauffacher
Fred Galli
Lawrence Marty
Juda
F. N. Miller
Thorp Finance Corp
Edwin Christen
Richard
Pauline
New Glarus
Jacob Hefty
David W. Hefty
Cleyance Hoesly
State Department of Agriculture
Ernest Burkhalter
Basco
Ole Anderson
Burkhalter
Merrimac
Monroe Laundry
Rhomberg's
Caracul
Sable
Coney Coats
Chinese Kidskin
Milady’s
Eugene Hotel
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