Miss Mildred Locust and Norman S Gruenewald Wedded at St John’s
The couple wed in a double ring ceremony at St John’s. The bride wore a white gown with lace sleeves and a lace tiara, carrying white roses and hyacinths. The groom’s party included Helen ter of the groom as maid of honor, Merlyn Rufer as best man, and Willis Gruenewald plus Daniel Wyss as ushers. A reception for 85 followed. the pair plan to reside on the Monroe area farm after a Chicago wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helenter
Mardell Dade
Janesville
Mary Lu Schillinger
Janesville High School
Monroe High School
Chicago
Route 2
Monroe
Silver Anniversary Marked at Reception
One hundred sixty five guests attended yesterday's afternoon reception from 2 to 4 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs Perle winger. Ed Myron Stair Miss Elvira Gorham assisted Mrs Guess. The former Doris Hunter is daughter of the late John G. Hunter. Perle G Guess married Jan 30 1924 in the Methodist parsonage. A 5 30 dinner at the Blair home followed.
Entertain Yass Club at Monticello Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Bircher of Monticello hosted their yass club social last evening. Honors went to Mr and Mrs Henry and Mr and Mrs Herbert Bly. Attendees included John Waelti Herbert K bly and daughter Henry Leuzinger and family and Eugene and Nancy Farmer of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bircher
Monticello
Henry
Herbert Bly
Messrs
Mmes
John Waelti
Herbert Kubly
Henry Leuzinger
Eugene and
Nancy Farmer
Monroe
Mrs Holland Hostess Reading Club Meeting
Lida Ludlow will host a Reading club gathering on Wednesday at 2 15 PM at 1517 17th Avenue. Mrs T F Ransdell will review the book High Towers by Thomas Costain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Lida Ludlow
Westminster Guild Meeting At Mrs Bishop Home
Westminster Guild of Union Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Lester Bish op at 2201 6th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
Union Presbyterian Church
Lester Bishop
6Th Street
Hostess for Bridge in Monticello
Mrs. Anna Elmer was hostess to the Friday bridge club at her home with Mrs. Henry C. El mer assisting. Three tables of auction were played and luncheon was served. Present were Mrs. Em 1 Voegl, George Stoll, F. Stoll, J Zweifel, H Liar len, J C Vi eli, Bessie Youngreen, Anna Gerber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Anna Elmer
Henry C. Elmer
Mmes
Em 1
Voegl
George Ee
F. Stoll
George Eg B. Clark
J. P Zweifel
H Liarlen
J. C
G. Vieli
Bessie Youngreen
Nna Gerber
Bolender Remembered After 1899 Fire At Edna Bolender Home
Fifty years ago Fred J Bolender was overcome by smoke during the Fitzgibbons buggy plant blaze on January 14 1899. He watched firemen fight flames in 5 below zero weather from his living room as the Edna Bolender home at 2103 Fifth Avenue burned interior. He was born there October 4 1868 and lived next door to the house his father built circa 1867 with Mrs Bolender for 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Bolender
Fitzgibbons
Edna Bolender
Mrs. Bolender
Gasoline Octane Seek Change Since 1930
Since 1930 average regular grade gasoline octane numbers rose from 60 to 76, reflecting evolving refining standards and consumer expectations for engine performance.
Chicagoan To Address Guilds Guest Dinner
Dr. Robert Stanger a Chicago pastor will speak at the Woman's Guild guest and men's night at St John s Church tomorrow at 6 45 with a picnic dinner. A Bird In the Hand skit will be staged by Edna Leiser Hedwig Brunner and Dorothy Vogel. A Woman s trio Voigt Ruth Steinman will sing with Marilyn Lanz on piano. Peggy Angliker will play clarinet solos with Lanz. Department chairs include Mrs Frank Deininger Miss Rose Zuercher Program Miss Mary Lanz Dining room Mrs Charles Frey Waitresses Mrs Rudolph Mauer Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stanger
Chicago
Woman's Guild
St. John’s Church
Edna Leiser
Hedwig Brunner
Dorothy Vogel
Florence Voigt
Olga Ruth
Betty Steinman
Marilyn Lanz
Peggy Angliker
Miss Lanz
Frank Deininger
Rose Zuercher
Mary Lanz
Charles Frey
Rudolph Maurer
Monticello Plans Woman's Program At Farm Institute
Monticello organizes a February 24 program at the Monticello farm institute for women featuring a hobby show and an afternoon program. J B Hayes university poultry specialist and Miss Sally Turnbull from Wisconsin Power and Light Co. will speak on baby chicks and poultry disease alongside musical numbers. Planning attendees include Mmes James Pierce Clarence Elmer Marvin Zimm… Willis Babler Henry V Baebler and Miss Mamie Tillema county home agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mamie Tillema
Mrs Belle Olson To Be 90 Tomorrow
Mrs Belle Olson of South Wayne will celebrate her 90th birthday tomorrow at home with her daughter Mrs Fred Larson. Born February 1 on a Wiota township farm to Ned and Caren Shager, she married Stoner Olson in January 1876. he died in 1918. She has three daughters, Mrs Larson, Mrs Louise Torkelson, and Mrs Jack Salson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Belle Olson
Fred Larson
Olson
Ned
Caren Shager
Wiota Township
Stoner Olson
Larson
Louis Torkelson
Jack Salson
Beloit
South Wayne Royal Neighbors install officers
Royal Neighbors lodge installed officers at the hall Wednesday evening with Mrs. Nancy Bixby as installing officer and Mrs. L Mae Mahikuch as ceremonial marshal. 1949 officers include Mmes O Peterson oracle Lola Welch Clifford Stixrood oracle Ernest Tuller marshal Harry Hangon assistant marshal Leon Andrews Mner sentinel Casper Maurer outer sentinel Charles Rockow musician Frank Jones manager Hans Lund flag bearer Clarence Homb Dorsey Signer Wayne Martin Palmer Wahler John Doyle attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Nancy Bixby
L. Mae Mahikuch
Mmes. O. Peterson
Oracle
Lola Welch
Clifford Stixrood
Ernest Tuller
Harry Hangon
Leon Andrews
Mner Sentinel
Casper Maurer
Outer Sentinel
Charles Rockow
Frank Jones
Hans Lund
Clarence Homb
Dorsey Signer
Wayne Martin
Palmer Wahler
John Doyle
Honored on Birthday in Family Supper
Mrs. Ira Holcomb hosted a Friday evening family supper in honor of Mr. Holcomb's birthday. Guests included Fred J. Duerst and daughter of New Glarus, Edwin Wilde and children of Monroe, Willis Spring and children, Robert Holcomb Sr., Fred C. Marty and Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ira Holcomb
Rinehart Theiler
Edwin Wilde
Monroe
Robert Holcomb Sr
O. D. Curtis
Charles Leonard
New Glarus
Herman Wirth
Madison
Wirth
Wisconsin General Hospital
Ronald Sims
Platteville
J. W. Barlow
Rosa Roth
Frieda Benkett
Ted Butler
Melvin Lynn Jr
University of Wisconsin
M. E. Lynn
Dale Erickson
Lynn
South Wayne Homemakers Club Meeting Held at Mrs Bixby Home
Mrs Royal Bixby hosted the South Wayne Homemakers Club meeting Friday afternoon. Project leaders Mrs Lloyd Retzlaff and Mrs Glen Krupke led a lesson and demonstration on frozen foods. President Mrs Norman Olson presided over the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Royal Bixby
Homemakers Club
Lloyd Retzlaff
Glen Krupke
Norman Olson
Acheson Labels Communism Reactionary in Moscow Talk
Secretary of State Dean Acheson calls communism reactionary for turning back freedoms while tracing western political progress from ancient rulers to modern republics. He notes in Russia only 6 million of 200 million belong to the communist party, with secret police and exile under the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Acheson
Russia
Communist Party
Siberia
Yass Tournament Draws Crowd at Casino Hall
About 160 people attended a yass tournament at Casino hall with prizes awarded and refreshments served. Promoter Henry J. Elmer and manager Conrad Stauffacher led the event, aided by assistants Robert Holcomb Jr Merlyn Loveland C M Stauffer W E Blum and Adam Schuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino Hall
Henry J. Elmer
Conrad Stauffacher
Robert Holcomb Jr
Merlyn Loveland
C. M. Stauffer
W. E. Blum
Adam Schuler
Fred Roethlisberger
Madison
Madeline Wright
H. A. Becker
J. P. Zweifel
Thomas Hagen
Milwaukee
Herman Babler
Henry Babler Jr
New Glarus
Fred A. Blum
Monroe
Delma Roethlisberger
Jean
Allan
Dr Rudolph Chicago Medical Leader Dies
Dr Louis Rudolph aged 63 a prominent Chicago obstetrician and gynecologist died yesterday at Wesley Memorial Hospital He was Racine native a Northwestern University Medical School graduate 1911 and served as obstetrics instructor at Cook County Graduate School of Medicine and on the American College of Surgeons board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Rudolph
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Racine
Rudolph
Northwestern University Medical School
Cook County Graduate School of Medicine
American College of Surgeons
Cold War to Last Long Says Royall in Remarks
Secretary of the Army Royall told the House Armed Services Committee that a hot war is unlikely but a dangerous international situation remains likely for years. He warned Moscow will keep pursuing world revolution through espionage and unrest in non communist states, implying a prolonged cold war of attrition with possible revolts among Soviet satellites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie Washington
Royall
Armed Services Committee
U. S. House of Representatives
Russia
America
Moscow
Europe
Asia
China
Burma
Plant nutrition essentials for growth and development
Growth depends on carbon oxygen hydrogen and nine key nutrients calcium iron magnesium nitrogen phosphorus potassium sulfur plus trace elements. Essential elements support structural components metabolic processes and energy transfer in plants.
Arthritis and rheumatism affect most midlife adults
An estimate suggests that 97 percent of people living beyond mid life develop bone and joint changes typical of arthritis and rheumatism.
Want Ads Promise Busy Work for Tiny Pay
Classified buyers learn that placing a Want ad yields extensive tasks and heavy labor for minimal cost, with advertisers warned of the time and effort required to manage responses and fulfill listings.
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Monroe Quick Loan Co
17Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Blumers Drug Co
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Mer
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Isms
Lanz Agency
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Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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