Mrs Andrew Klassy Installed as G U G G President
Mrs Andrew Klassy was installed as president of the G U G G before 180 members in Turner hall with 38 visitors from the New Glarus lodge. Milwaukee officers presided. Klassy succeeds Joseph Riedweg. New members welcomed include Charles Jones Cecil Jones Chester Reise Rudolph Krebs and others. Dancing followed a picnic supper and entertainment committees led events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Klassy
Turner Hall
New Glarus Lodge
Helen Hoss
Milwaukee
Ella Slipper
Klassy
Joseph Riedweg
Clara Thompson
John Kubly
Euphemia Lengacher
Mary Lengacher
Mmes
John Tschanz
Emma Kundert
J. L. Babler
Flora Flader
Mary Elmer
Ida Casanova
Emma Holtshopple
Charles Jones
Cecil Jones
Chester Reise
Rudolph Krebs
William Teuscher
Ernest Kanzig
Ernest Lehr
Werner Koller
Roy Zweifel
John Tresner
William Anderegg
Potluck Supper Hosted by New Glarus Club Members
New Glarus members of the Decatur Lake Country club Brodhead served as the committee for a potluck supper at the club house Monday evening. Women served. Attendees included George Hartman Roswell Phillipson and son Charles Marshall Ingwell and family Walter Riemer and family Eugene Stuessy and son Craig Palmer Duerst and daughter Carol and Dr. and Mrs C H Bartle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Decatur Lake Country Club
Brodhead
Messrs
Mmes
George Hartman
Roswell Phillipson
Charles
Marshall Ingwell
Walter Riemer
Eugene Stuessy
Craig
Palmer Duerst
Carol
C. H. Bartle
Mrs Nelson Honored Before Move to Madison
Neighbors held a farewell party for Mrs Henry Nelson as she prepares to move to Madison this week. Attendees included Mrs Henry Werndli Mrs Oswald Schneider Mrs J A Freitag and several others. A garden setting picnic marked the Helvetian Button club July meeting with plans announced for a summer project and a September gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
New Glarus
Henry Nelson
Madison
Mmes
Henry Werndli
Oswald Schneider
J. A. Freitag
Henry Glaeden
Bernard Staley
William McFadden
Robert Wild
Robert Wittner
Peter Klassy
Jacob Elmer
Eldon Thacker
Palmer Duerst
Henry B. Hoesly
Henry Pauli
Mathilda Kubly
Tabitha M. Ritzmann
Helvetian Button Club
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Ronald Trickel
Miss Dorothy Olson hosted a surprise birthday party for Ronald Trickel at the Olson residence in Woodford. Guests joined in games and card play with refreshments. attendees included Dorothy Shager Loren Elmer Margaret Campbell Kenneth Scott Barbara Olson Mrs. Henry Shager and the S M Olsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Olson
Monroe
Ronald Trickel
S. M. Olson
Woodford
Dorothy Shager
Loren Elmer
Margaret Campbell
Kenneth Scott
Barbara Olson
Henry Shager
S. M. Olsons
Joyce Bartelt and Frederick Norder Marry in Union Presbyterian Ceremony
Miss Joyce Marie Bartelt of Durand married Frederick John Norder of Monroe in a 10 a.m. ceremony at Union Presbyterian Church. The couple, both employed at Burgess Battery Co., will reside at 2427 9th Street. The event was officiated by Rev. H. J. Schrag with attendants Rodney Buchholtz and a gray dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Marie Bartelt
17Th Avenue
Charles Bartelt
Durand
Frederick John Norder
Monroe
Union Presbyterian Church
Norder
Alma Norder
9Th Street
H. J. Schrag
Beloit
Rodney Buchholtz
Durand High School
Burgess Battery Co
Monroe High School
Merle Willoughby Named Past President of Eagles Auxiliary
Mrs Merle Willoughby has been named past president of the auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles No 2604 newly organized. Meetings will be held the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at William Tell hotel at 8 p m. Mrs Kathryn Hefty is president Leona Schneider vice president Sylvia Jeglum chaplain Irene Tschudy secretary Margaret Duerst treasurer Dorothy Kuenzi conductor Irma Wettach inside guard Gladys Meister outside guard Mildred Itten trustee for three years Adeline Reuter two years and Frances Klassy trustee for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hefty
New Glarus
Merle Willoughby
Order of the Eagles
William Tell Hotel
Kathryn Hefty
Leona Schneider
Sylvia Jeglum
Irene Tschudy
Margaret Duerst
Dorothy Kuenzi
Irma Wettach
Gladys Meister
Mildred Itten
Adeline Reuter
Frances Klassy
Brownie Scout Picnic At Riverview Park Cottage
Brownie troop sponsored by Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority enjoyed a picnic supper last night at Miss Helen Burkhard's cottage in Riverview Park Brodhead. Troop led by Mrs Floyd Davis and Mrs Arthur of Benkert. Food committee included Lois Fritsch Ruth Hanson Lena Rubi and Marilyn Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Helen Burkhard
Riverview Park
Brodhead
Floyd Davis
Arthur
Benkert
Lois Fritsch
Ruth Hanson
Lena Rubi
Marilyn Johnson
Brick Wall Crashes Into Theater Roof in St Louis
A brick wall from a three story building collapsed onto the Senate theater roof in downtown St Louis injuring 11 people. Two residents suffered serious injuries as about 150 moviegoers watched Boothill Bandit when the accident occurred. An explosion echoed during the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Senate Theater
Four Townships Get Area Control
Milton H. Button, director of the state department of agriculture, ordered area control of Bang's disease in Exeter New Glarus Monroe and York townships after a Tuesday hearing in New Glarus. Washington petitions lacked signatures and timing but may be acted on later. The program includes free vaccination of heifer calves four to eight months old and free herd testing on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bang
Green County
Milton H. Button
State Department of Agriculture
Button
New Glarus
Department
Exeter
Monroe
York
Washington Township
Washington
Wisconsin Dairy Herds Threatened by Drouth
In northern Wisconsin a critically dry drouth threatens dairy herds. Secretary of Agriculture Brannum was informed by telegram. Kenneth W. Howes of the Wisconsin Farmers Union urged a federal aid program to prevent herd depletion as reports say whole herds have been sold or will be sold due to feed shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Brannum
Kenneth W. Howes
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Hones
Hoffmans Charged In Slaying Of Mrs. Hoffman
District Attorney Charles Curran said he believes Mrs. Mollie Hoffman 24 wife of a taxicab driver was slain in her Chicago apartment. Her battered body was found in a truck trailer near Wisconsin Dells June 5. John J. Hoffman 31 is charged with first degree murder under a Wisconsin warrant and has signed a statement admitting the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manston
Charles P. Curran
Mollie Hoffman
Chicago
Curran
Hoffman
Illinois
Chicago Milk Price For June Increased
Chicago announces June milk prices in the Chicago marketing area. Class I at 4.628, Class II 4.428, Class III 4.163, Class IV 3.999 per hundredweight. July projections are 4.863 and 4.563 for the first two classes. Basic formula uses June condensery pay price of 4.163.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. W. Colebank
F.o.b
North Central
Security Agency Creates Chicago Regional Office and Directors
The Federal Security Agency under Administrator Oscar R. Ewing announces 10 regional offices to streamline Social Security and related programs. Region Five covers Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Indiana with headquarters in Chicago and director Ed McDonald, veteran administrator and former Kansas City regional head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Security Agency
Oscar R. Ewing
FSA
Social Security Administration
U. S. Employment Service
Children’s Bureau
Public Health Service
Office of Education
Food and Drug Administration
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Bureau of Employes Compensation
Ewing
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Ed McDonald
Social Security Board
Kansas City
War Manpower Commission
Oklahoma City
Muldrow
Sallisaw
Okla
New Trial Denied In Libel Suit Here
Judge Jesse Earle of Green County circuit court denied a motion for a new trial in the Amelia I Pope versus John J Argue libel damage case. The May 24 jury verdict favored the defendant and the court refused to disturb the jury’s credibility assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Earle
Green County
Amelia I. Pope
Madison
John J. Argue
New Glarus
Hall and
Griffith
Jessie M. Holcomb
Earle
Court Denies Plaintiff’s Motion in Libel Case
The court denied the plaintiff’s motion and granted the defendant judgment dismissing the action with costs. The case arose from libelous remarks on a penny post card, with background noting the 1945 U S Air Transport Command’s 65 Atlantic crossings daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Air Transport Command
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G.U.G.G
Frederick Norder
Mikki
ZumBrunnen
S&s
Becker
Leader Store
Henry Cooper
New Supply
Universalist Church
Cooper
Meade Seminary
D. Andrew Howey
Montgomery Ward
Gempler Tire Shop
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Monroe Electric Shop
Stackpole Ne
Sella
Ful
Blumer Pharmacy
America
BUICK
Sorber
Henry J. Taylor
Mutual Network
Badger Motors
11Th Street
W.L.A.D
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