Social Events Park Band Prepares For July Fourth Concert
Monroe Park band debuts outdoors at Recreation Park July 4 with a 1 hour program before fireworks. A dust-off rehearsal Monday 8 p m in the high school band room. Gerald Fritz vocal soloist Patricia Knaack baton twirler Charles A Booth announcer. Program opens with national anthem at 7 15 p m.
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Monroe Park
Recreation Park
Allan F. Barnard
Gerald Fritz
Hollis Schilt
Old Virginny
Evening Dance Opens Monroe Country Club Holiday Weekend
Dancing to Hal Mack's orchestra tonight from 9 to 1 opens the holiday weekend at Monroe Country Club. Sunday offers mixed foursomes on the golf greens followed by a men only flag tournament Tuesday morning and more mixed foursomes afternoon. Hosts include Messrs. Kenneth W. Stuart Minor W. Anderson Wesley L. Dodge and Edwin Rufe Nacht. The weekend may see many golfers starting club handicap matches with first round due by July 9.
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Hal Mack
Monroe Country Club
Messrs
Mmes
Kenneth W. Stuart
Minor W. Anderson
Wesley L. Dodge
Edwin Rufenacht
Boots and Saddles Club Trail Ride Plans
Green County Boots and Saddle club will sponsor a trail ride tomorrow at 9 30 a m starting from the Merlin Erb farm five miles north of Green County farm. Riders will return for an afternoon horse show with 12 classes including games contests and races. Expected participants 150 to 200 horses. Murl F Sweet and Ralph A Schilt are chairmen.
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Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Merlin Erb Farm
Green County Farm
Erb Farm
Murl F. Sweet
Route 4
Ralph A. Schilt
Monroe High School 1945 Reunion Moves Indoors
In case of rain the first annual reunion of Monroe high school graduates of 1945 will be held inside the American Legion clubhouse north of the city limits on the old Argyle road. Clear skies will allow the picnic dinner and afternoon program on the clubhouse lawn starting at 1 30 p m.
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Monroe High School
American Legion Club
Argyle Road
Club House
Marks Birthday of Joan Dettwiler at Home Party
Joan Dettwiler sixth birthday celebrated yesterday at 2003 12th avenue with a party at home. Attendees included Glenda Kubly Betty DeReimer Joan Beach Susan Mathias Carol Buehler Beverly Walters and Mary Ella Johnson.
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Joan Dettwiler
Ernest C. Dettwiler
12Th Avenue
Glenda Kubly
Betty DeReimer
Joan Beach
Susan Mathias
Carol Buehler
Beverly Walters
Mary Ella Johnson
Warren pair announces Mary Jane Zeigle to Robert Chapman engagement
Lloyd Zeigle of Warren announces the engagement of his daughter Mary Jane to Robert Chapman son of Mr and Mrs Harold Chapman of South Wayne They plan to be married this fall.
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South Wayne
Lloyd Zeigle
Warren
Mary Jane
Robert Chapman
Harold Chapman
Miss Barbara Kundert Attends Westminster Assembly
Miss Barbara Kundert daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph J Kundert of 714 16th Avenue attends the second national assembly of the Westminster Fellowship on the Grinnell College campus in Grinnell Iowa from June 26 to July 2.
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Barbara Kundert
Ralph J. Kundert
16Th Avenue
National Assembly of the Westminster
Grinnell College
Aebly Son Baptized At St Johns Church
Gary Lee three month old son of Mr and Mrs Casper Aebly route 3 was baptized Thursday evening at St Johns church by Rev Paul Kehle with Miss Ruth Ellen Aebly of Argyle and Marvin Schmerse of Juda as sponsors.
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Aebly
Gary Lee
Casper Aebly
St. John’s Church
Paul C. Kehle
Ruth Ellen Aebly
Argyle
Marvin Schmerse
Juda
No Sunday Services Planned at New Apostolic Church
No Sunday services at New Apostolic church this week. Activities resume with the regular Wednesday evening midweek service.
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New Apostolic Church
Miss Marcia Kingsley Weds Albert A Phillips in Albany Ceremony
Miss Marcia Kingsley and Albert A Phillips were married in a single ring ceremony at Rev W C Snow's home in Albany. The couple left for a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin and Michigan and will reside in Janesville where Phillips is employed.
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Albany
Marcia Kingsley
Muadison
Albert A. Phillips
W. C. Snow
Brooklyn
Delores Roenneberg
Robert Phillips
Roenneberg
Wisconsin
Michigan
Janesville
Phillips
Gibbs Research Oo
Miss Evelyn Hageman Weds Jacob Vertz in Madison
Miss Evelyn Barbara Hagemann daughter of the Hagemanns Route 2 Madison married Jacob Cecil Vertz son of Mr and Mrs Vertz Egg Harbor June 24 at Immanuel Lutheran church Madison The Rev Robert W Mackenson Delavan read the service in English and sign language The couple will live at 1113 Regent Street Madison after July 28 Mrs Vertz a Wisconsin School of the Deaf graduate is employed at Edgerton Ohio Chemical Co employes Mr Vertz Ushered by Russell Hageman and Arlene Lee Attendants were Arlene Lee Mrs Russell Marty Kenneth Hagemann and Leverett Vertz Reception for about 225.
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Brooklyn
Evelyn Barbara Hagemann
George Hagemanns
Route 2
Jacob Cecil Vertz
Joseph Vertz
Egg Harbor
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Madison
Robert W. Mackenson
Delavan
Regent Street
Vertz
Ohio Chemical Co
Wisconsin School of the Deaf
Edgerton
Arlene Lee
Russell Marty
Kenneth Hagemann
Leverett Vertz
Green Bay
Russell Hageman
Mmes
Raymond Lee
Gabriel Vertz
Lorna Jordan
Verona
Albany Area Couple To Mark Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Dennis northeast of Albany in Brooklyn township will observe their golden wedding anniversary tomorrow. They will hold open house from 2 to 9 p m at their home. Frank Dennis and Nellie Brewer were married July 3 1900 in Dixon Ill They lived in Rockford before moving to their 80 acre farm in 1935 They have three children Mrs Clarence Swans and George Dennis Rockford and Chester at home.
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Albany
Frank Dennis
Brooklyn Township
Nellie Brewer
Dixon
Ill
Rockford
Clarence Swans
George Dennis
Chester
Pecatonica Riding Group Plans Show and Trail Ride
Pecatonica Bit and Spur club schedules a trial ride at 9 30 a m starting from the stockyards and an afternoon CST horse show on the field east of the high school in South Wayne on Sunday July 9. Ten classes will award five places each.
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South Wayne
Pecatonica Bit and Spur Club
Cleary Son Baptized in Blanchardville
Robert Jerome Cleary infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Cleary was baptized June 25 by Rev George Hastrich of Milwaukee twin brother of Mrs Cleary. Mrs T R Cleary and Rev Jerome Hastrich were sponsors. Guests at the Cleary home afterwards included Rev George Hastrich Mr and Mrs George Hastrich Milwaukee Rev Jerome Hastrich Mr and Mrs Paul Zweifel and Paul Madison Mr and Mrs Hugh Cleary Herman Schoepfer Hollandale Kenneth Cleary Argyle Pat Cleary Edith Kermit Hanson Sharon Kay Dan Smith Jerry and Marie Mineral Point.
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Paul
Madison
Hugh Cleary
Herman Schoepfer
Hollandale
Kenneth Cleary
Argyle
Pat Cleary
Edith
Kermit Hanson
Sharon Kay
Dan Smith
Jerry
Marie
Mineral Point
Wittwers Honored On 10th Wedding Anniversary
Monticello Times Special reports a group of friends celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wittwer New Glarus on their 10th anniversary with a gift ceremony and refreshments. Attendees included Robert Holcomb Jr Merlyn Loveland Fred Yaeger Werner Saxer and Leon Gern peler.
Strike Hits Garages in Kenosha Shutdown
Thirty five automobile garages closed as mechanics from union Local 173 CIO refused to work. A spokesman labeled the stoppage a vacation and said the union seeks a flat 30 cent an hour raise for its 180 members.
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Kenosha
The
Automobile Mechanics Union
CIO
Norwegian Visitor Observes Life in the Midwest
Mrs. Magna Strom of Askim Norway tours Monroe with cousin John Backe and notes high taxes and scarce goods at home, yet praises American variety and prices. She describes Norway as poor with limited arable land and explains Norway imports most food.
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Magna Strom
Askim
Norway
John Backe
14Th Avenue
Backe
Russia
Osso
Czechoslovakia
France
Oslo
South America
United States
Middlewest
Peter Johansen
Monroe
President Truman Addresses 50 000 Scouts at Valley Forge Jamboree
President Truman spoke before about 50,000 Boy Scouts and 20 nations at Valley Forge urging peace and freedom and warning of communist influence. He condemned hate and called for fellowship and resolve as dusk fell over the open air amphitheater.
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George Washington
Valley Forge
Truman
Mr. Truman
Red Troops Massing in Manchuria for Korea War
Chinese nationalist intelligence says 200000 Sino red troops moved to the North Korean border under Moscow orders. Reports also claim large numbers of Chinese communist troops pouring into Manchuria to be deployed into the Korean conflict if needed.
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Taipei
Manchuria
Moscow
Kewaskum Motorist Killed in Wreck
Francis P. Weidmeyer 29 of rural Kewaskum was killed Friday when the car he rode alone left the highway near here, rolled over in a ditch and struck a tree.
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Kewaskum
Francis P. Weidmeyer
Britain Mobilization Machinery Ready for Emergency
A Ministry of Defense spokesman said Britain's mobilization system is always prepared for an emergency and denied reports that special steps were taken in response to the Korean situation.
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London
Britain
Ministry of Defense
French Troops Fire on Tunis Rioters
Cairo based ANA reports French troops opened fire on anti French demonstrators in Tunis killing and wounding a large number of people amid ongoing riots.
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Tunis
Cairo
Arab News Agency
ANA
Tomahawk Names New School Head Melvin F. Asher
Tomahawk selects Melvin F. Asher to head the Tomahawk school system. Asher, 44, comes from Rhinelander where he served as athletic director from 1928 to 1934.
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Melvin F. Asher
Mellen
Asher
Rhinelander
Missouri Synod Backed Unity Step in Lutheran Talks
The Missouri Synod approved a common confession of faith at its 41st triennial convention, a first step toward unity with the American Lutheran Church. A committee led by Dr. John W. Behnken will pursue uniform practice, with the matter to be reviewed by the Lutheran synodical conference including Wisconsin Slovak and Norwegian synods.
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Milwaukee
Lutheran church-Missouri Synod
American Lutheran Church
Common Confession of Faith
Synod
Columbus
Missouri Synod
John W. Behnken
Oak Park
Ill
Lutheran Synodical Conference
Wisconsin veterans board changes home loan payoff policy
The Wisconsin board of veterans affairs adopts a policy charging a veteran 20 to 25 percent of monthly earnings as payment on state housing loan principal, ends the $10 minimum, and tentatively commits an incentive grant to Milwaukee housing authority, pending plans costs financing and rental schedule.
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Madison
Wisconsin Board of Veterans Affairs
City of Milwaukee Housing Authority
Gift Parcel Subsidy For Europe Expires
Special subsidies on U S gift parcels to a large part of Europe expired today. The 6 cent per pound rate was replaced by the regular 14 cent rate. The difference had been paid to the post office department by the Economic Cooperation Administration.
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Washington
U.S
Europe
Post Office Department
Economic Cooperation Administration
Fosgate Named Welfare Bureau Supervisor
Madison man Frank P. Fosgate was named today as supervisor of the state public welfare bureau of collections and deportation. A law examiner in the division of public assistance for 14 years, Fosgate ranked first in the civil service examination for the post.
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Madison
Frank P. Fosgate
State Public Welfare Bureau
Division of Public Assistance
Fosgate
Blanchardville Attends Dammen Reunion at McKellar Park
A Blanchardville gathering lists Olga Peterson and many Dammen relatives plus Robb and Wahl families from Argyle Dodgeville and Madison. The Kolden and Halvorson kin also attend the Kolden reunion at Theodore Halvorson home. Various visits and a Cobb church baptism mark the weekend social scene.
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McKellar Memorial Park
Olga Peterson
Martin Dammen
Messrs
Mmes
Lawrence Dammen
Victor Dammen
Argyle
Walter T. Robb
Lou Ann
Chicago
Donald Stratman
Dallas Stratman
Dodgeville
Edward Dammen
Milford Gabrielle
Walter Robb Jr
Walter Robb Jrr
Harold Johnson
Harold Barry
Roger
Lewis Hardyman
Lewis Lofgren
Carol
Vernus Lofgren
Hope
John Wahl
Orville Bleiler
Arvin
Albert Mellom
Robert
Guy Wahl
Chester Hanson
Chris Wahl
Harold Schindler
Harold Gerry
Theodore Jackson
Clayton
Wilford Johnson
Albert Peterson
George Fetzek
Peter Hombs
Frank Ebneter
Richard Rindy
Clara Gilbertson
Lewis Wahl
Helen Spears
Anton Wahl
Blanchardville
Kolden
Theodore Halvorson
Fred A. Rice
L. H. DeWaide
Madison
Edan Erickson
Oliver Hustad
Everett Erickson
New Glarus
Lloyd Colden
Rhoda
Darlington
William
H. J. Erickson
Bernard Schaefer
Stoughton
F. W. Baker
Wisconsin
Joseph Robb
Norman Robbs
Rock Island, I
W. E. Gould
Doral Robb
Consul Transfer Announced for Richardson in Mexico City
The transfer of Lowell G. Richardson of Badger Wisconsin from vice consul at Colón Panama to Mexico City as third secretary and vice consul was announced by the State Department.
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Washington—i
Lowell G. Richardson
Badger, Wis
Colon
Panama
Mexico City
State Department
Era of electronics marks shift after industrial turnover
Scientists describe a period dominated by electronics as the successor to the prior decade's industrial surge. The commentary frames this era as a defining transition shaping technology and production trends across fields.
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Carl Schroeder
Norman Kingsley
Mr. Phillips
Charles B. Phillips
Albany High School
Navy
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Jacob Vertz
Albany Area
Pecatonica
Korean Field
North Korea
Korea
Red
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Equity
Unity
Frank Mason Jr
Morton
A. L. Sardeson
Verne Marshall
E. P. Stone
Boscobel
G. L. Hagar
Gays Mills
Woodford
J. L. Steensland
Ollie Steensland
Edward Jeglum
Harold Saether and Son
Lee
Annual Report
City of
Agricul
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Special Education
INE
Ss Ocak
SIN Waideca Cuba
G. E. Zuercher
H. A. Stuessy
Union
Russell W. Prien
W. C. Bender
Auditing Committee
Ataatel
Monroe Evening Times
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