Mrs Ernest E Clark to Lead Church Talks on Japan
Mrs Ernest E Clark wife of a former Monroe Methodist minister will be guest speaker at the Methodist WSCS Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Luncheon at 1 30 p m opens events with lantern decorations ahead of her talk on the new Japan Begins Again. The Clarks daughter Elizabeth a J 3 volunteer mission worker and teacher in Japan provides material for the topic. Two hour study courses on Japan Begins Again open to the public will be held Thursday Friday and Sunday during her Monroe visit with sessions at 7 30 p m Thursday and Saturday evening and Sunday at 2. The Clarks served in Monroe 1930 31 Rev Clark was succeeded by Rev Thomas S Beavin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Clark
Japan
Sparta
Monroe
Methodist Church
Clarks
Clark
Thomas S. Beavin
Rural Youth Adds Twenty Members in January Meeting Report
Green County Rural Youth signed twenty new members in January. The Regular meeting at the Normal school announced the increase. A social hour plans a rural event with a line line dance. Programs committee included Johanna Waelchli, Miss Frehner, and Lillian Leuenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wer Smeses
Green County Rural Youth Organization
Piptentes A Sember Trom
Tos
Johanna Waelchli
Miss Frehner
Lillian Leuenberger
Local Women Conduct Madison Moose Service
Initiation ceremonies at the annual mid winter Women of the Moose conference in Madison Sunday afternoon were led by the Monroe chapter. Forty nine attended from Madison Janesville Beloit Elk Horn Monroe and were welcomed by Mrs Anna Nelson grand council member. Mrs Scherer of Monroe delivered the response. Mrs Orville Rees senior regent of the Monroe chapter served as conference leader and received a gift from Monroe officers escorts and committee chairmen. Mrs Marvin T Holcomb also served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Madison
Monroe
Anna Nelson
Janesville
Beloit
Elkhorn
Marvin T. Holcomb
Bechtolt Hosts Birthday Party at 2121 Seventh
Mrs E C Bechtolt gave a Sunday birthday event for her daughter and granddaughter with two birthday cakes as centerpieces. Guests from Monroe and Juda presented gifts to the celebrants Ed ward Roth Roy Roth Miss Elaine Zoller and the Gempeler family among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Roth
Gloria Gempeler
E. C. Bechtolt
7Th Street
Roy Roth
Elaine Zoller
Fred A. Gempeler
Monroe
Wayne
Larry and
Kaye
Juda
Veterans and families to attend Legion potluck Thursday
War veterans and families will be guests at a potluck supper hosted by the American Legion post and auxiliary. The event takes place Thursday evening February 9 at Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Monticello Shower Honors Miss Nellie Stricker
A bridal shower given Friday evening by Mrs. Leon Gempeler and Mrs. Harlan Rhinehardt celebrated Miss Nellie Stricker and Harold Neuenschwander of Monroe ahead of their Sunday wedding. A mock wedding featured Miss Nellie as bride with Mrs. Wittner as groom and others as attendants, with guests including many local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Leon Gempeler
Harlan Rhinehardt
Nellie Stricker
Harold Neuenschwander
Monroe
Miss
Wittner
Sam Goecks
Elaine Gempeler
Gary Hartwig
Mmes
Ivan Marty
Merlyn Loveland
C. W. Loveland
Willis Elmer
Flora Gempeler
Henry Rhinehardt
Frank Stine
Joan
Frank Hartwig
John Disch
Shirley Hartwig
Dennis Rhinehardt
Messrs
Herman Monte
Robert Wittner
Glenn Liedschlag
Harvey Gempeler
Karen
Elaine
Ivan Hartwig
Robert Wichelt
Albert Neuenschwander
Reva
Delbert
George Wolfe
John C
Mrs Robb to observe 89th birthday at Blanchardville home
Mrs Frank Robb will observe her 89th birthday tomorrow at her Blanchardville home. A party was held Sunday in her home with many attendees from nearby towns including Roy Robb Walt ter J Kubly Matthew Nell Ginger Lou Disch Helland Marlene Sheila Greta and more. Also notes of Great Books meetings and local social events are listed. The item ends with a cultural note on an ancient potlatch ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puanonaruy Sue
Frank Robb
Blanchardville
Steel
Ores
Ome
Robb
Roy Robb
Waltter J. Kubly
Monroe
Matthew Nell
Ginger Lou
Browntown
Casper R. Disch
Glenn Helland
Marlene
Sheila
Greta
Horeb
Ervin’ Truttman
Diane
Claudette
Neil
New Glarus
Martin Johnson
Wilma
Ole Ayen
Amos Jackson
Ralph
Delores Robb
Mable C. Thompson
Mabel B. Thompson
Joyce
Lela
PTA Hears Dr. Winther on School Reorganization at Brodhead
Dr Adolph I Winther rector of Whitewater state teachers college outlined a three to four year plan for reorganizing Wisconsin high schools He urged more art music and health programs extended libraries and hot lunches while noting current enrollments under 150 in many schools and the need for future building space A mobile chest X ray unit visited Brodhead Jan 17 18 with 416 people served Mrs Roy Taylor was named lunch program chair to raise funds for the PTA The next meeting is scheduled for Feb 27 in the high school play room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph I. Winther
Parvent Teacher Association
Winther
Whitewater State Teachers College
Wisconsin
James Larkin
Brodhead
Gilbert Swartz
Roy Taylor
PTA
Kenneth Clark
James Karney
Allen Erickson
Potash Workers End Long Walkout
About 1,500 potash workers ended a 24 percent month strike against International Minerals and Chemicals United States Potash and Potash Company of America. They will return to work if non union replacements stop. Union CIO official confirms terms and resumed operations anticipated to avert fertilizer shortages.
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Arispan
X. m
Rufus Poole
Orville Larsot
International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers
CIO
Poole
International Minerals and Chemicals Corp
United States Potash Co
Potash Company of America
Ays
Pany
Budget Trimming Clamor Loud But Solution Missing
Washington report notes broad calls to cut President Truman’s $42.4 billion budget, yet actual spending rose in three of four prior budgets. The piece details the four budgets, factors driving overruns, and the looming $5.13 billion deficit unless taxes rise, with $858 million proposed cut under current pace. It cites universal military training as a $800.1 million on-paper addition and outlines con siderations of Congress versus the president in shaping a leaner outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Molony
Washington
Congress
Truman
Trutman
Mr. Truman
Parents Instructors Review Sex Education Film
A film titled Human Growth will be shown to an adult audience of teachers, parents and community leaders Thursday at 4 pm and 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium. E C Evans superintendent says the aim is to demonstrate sex education methods for home and school. A decision on showing to students will follow audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Evans
Scout Ship Gets Charter in Armory
Explorer Sea Scout Ship No. 501 the Sheridan was commissioned in armory ceremonies with Madison Wisconsin council and Great Lakes naval training station officials present. Dr D D Ruehlman, skipper, pledged to guide scouts toward good citizenship as Robert E Henriquez received the ship’s charter from Scout Executive W L Striebling. The sponsoring electronics platoon led by E R Anderson included Henriquez and other local leaders. The unit roster lists David Ruehlman George Engels Arthur Whipple Melchair Denny Gordon Herfel Donald Dwyer Tom Wuetrich John Bruner Alan Prisk could not attend due to operetta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Madison
Lakes
AP 51
U. S. Navy
Scout
W. L. Striebling
Freeport
Robert E. Henrique
Wiconsin the
Slayer of Neighbor Gets Life Term at 87
A 87 year old man, Capt. T. Hunder Sharp, former mayor and postmaster, was sentenced to life in prison for shooting neighbor Henry Moore during a line fence dispute. Moore, 59, was killed November 23 last year after a feud over fence destruction. Judge John Greene stated the punishment must be life under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolomous
Auna
Ury
John Greene
T. Hunder Sharp
Henry Moore
Moore
Sharp
Soviet Progress Seen on Weapons
The House Appropriations Subcommittee released testimony from Dr. Robert F. Rinehart noting American scientists hold a margin of superiority in weapons but warn Soviet progress is narrowing the gap. He described technical superiority as the core promise of American military strength amid rapid scientific advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington — Org
U.S
House Appropriations
Defense Department
Robert F. Rinehart
Rinehart
60 Groups To Join In Anti-Red Fight
New York reports that 60 national groups with about 50 million members plan a permanent anti-communist national organization. The all-American conference at the Astor Hotel sponsored by the American Legion formed a united front against world communism. George N. Craig urged religious backing and loyalty to join. A 17-member national steering committee will direct the drive. Delegates set a second conference within 90 days to solidify the organization.
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York
United States
American Legion
Otel’ Astor
George N. Craig
State aide Bertha Hughes dies at 56 in Madison
Miss Bertha Hughes 56 supervisor in the safety and sanitation division of the state industrial commission died yesterday in Madison. She had been employed by the commission since 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Bertha Hughes
State Industrial Commission
Commission
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E.C. Bechtolt
WCTU
Louise Kuhnke
James Chilton
March of Dimes
Lillian Stevens
Frederick Rickleff
Carrie Musser
Fred Anderson
John Gruber
Rickleff
Copliens
Floyd Capuen
Ben Cleveland and
Lorna. Stuart
Albany
Fred Bumpke
Miss Stricker
Thomas Hobbes
Ben H. Brunkow
Herbert Bolliger
John F. Caradine
23Rd Avenue
Roland Eon Lot
Victor E. Deemer
18Th Avenue
Lois Deemer
Betty Goodman
Sandra Christiansen
Joan Knaack
Joyce Babler
Rita McMulligan
Shirley Gorder
Judith Gempeler
Elsa Schinler
Shirley Mahley
Susan Blumer
Annette Stopka
Janice Dwyer
Mary Jane Hasse
Barbara Underwood
Donna Ott
Mary Stalder
Landrum
Dallas D. Landrum
Benjamin Harrison Dar
Grace Byers
Byers Court
Iran
William Miller
Presbyterian Church
M. Earl Clark
Monday Night Bridge Club
17Th Avenue
Rose Field
Ann Davis
Fred Roth Jr
Floyd W. Matzke
Mmes. Field
Matzke
Eva Galusha
Illinois
Myles Pember
Livertyville
Libertyville
Inaan Euquet
PTA At
Dr. Winther
Alexandria, Va
West Point
John Steven Conner
Conner
Fort Belvoir
Sault Ste. Marie
Cecilia Boyer
Posure
Tom Wright
Willemite
Wilhelm I
King
The
Netherlands
Foreign -Type Cheesemakers Association
Turner Hall
Wm. Tenatsch
Crandall Oil Company Inc
E. J. Deal
Martin Hospital
Edison
Winkie Louise
Papa Deal
Kubly Paint Store
Montgomery Electric Co
American Standard and
Kohler
General Electric
Hot Point
Jamesway Barn
Armory
Lucca
Italy
Nya Cast
Hy Og Neu
Bendix Home Laundry
Bauman
Coplien Painting Service
Floyd B. Coplien
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