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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1950

Page

3

Golden Wedding Fete For John T Blackney And Wife

The Kubly and Blackney families celebrate the golden wedding of John T Blackney and his wife Katherina at the Swiss Wheel. Dinners honor daughters Mrs Fred Much of Los Angeles and Mrs Carl Wurl of Billings, with stories of prior family anniversaries and travel, orchids from Hawaii, and cake and golden decorations.

Katherina Kubly John T. Blackney 16Th Street Kubly Wurl Anne Munch Bruce Warren Blackneys John J. Kubly Fred Benkert Benkert 17Th Street California Hawaii Blackney Anna Ayen Janesville Rose Shriner Couer d’Alene Ida Monroe Rudolph Kubly Barneveld John Kubly

Hoesly Residence dessert bridge party hosts

Mrs. Herbert T. Johnson and Mrs. Hervey J. Hoesly hosted a dessert bridge at the Hoesly home 2110 10th street last evening with seven tables of contract. Red roses and candles decorated the tables and out of town guests included Mrs. Hazel Kundert of Monticello and Mrs. Edward C. Roth. Honors went to Mrs. Forrest Kubly, Harold C. Heimann, Walter W. Stauffacher, Rudolph P. Reger, Roy Gempeler, La Verne C. Gallitz and Allie Roltschople.

Herbert T. Johnson Hervey J. Hoesly Hoesly 10Th Street Hazel Kundert Monticello Edward C. Roth Horeb Mmes Forrest Kubly Harold C. Heimann Walter W. Stauffacher Rudolph P. Reger Roy Gempeler LaVerne C. Gallitz Allie Roltshopple

Story Hour Sessions Swell at City Library

The city library Green room hosts a Friday story hour from 9 30 to 10 39 a m led by Mrs Rose Johnson drawing over 100 listeners. Attendance reached 108 as Johnson read tales from Betty MacDonald's Mrs Piggle Winkle series and a short piece titled Back-Seat Driver.

Rose Johnson City Library

Baptism of Donald Allen Hendrickson at Immaculate Conception

Donald Allen Hendrickson infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hendrickson was baptized Sunday at Immaculate Conception church with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kammerud. Dinner guests included the Kammeruds and family Leonard Harrison Albert Swartz Mr and Mrs Clarence Jacobson and family Leland Van Matre Delbert Schindler and W B Kelly.

Blanchardville Donald Allen Milton Hendrickson Immaculate Conception Church Leland Kammerud Hendrickson Kammeruds Leonard Harrison Albert Swartz Messrs Mmes Clarence Jacobson Leland van Matre Delbert Schindler W. B. Kelly

Mrs Swiggum Hosts Bridge Club Dessert Contract

Mrs Glen A Swiggum entertained her bridge club at two tables of dessert contract last evening with Mrs Lawrence Raymer Mrs Robert W Goetz and A G Mitchell taking the honors. Mrs Goetz and Mrs Dan L Ault were substitutes.

HAS Glen A. Swiggum 24Th Street Mmes Lawrence Raymer Robert W. Goetz A. G. Mitchell Goetz Dan L. Ault

Auxiliary Picnic Supports Girl Scout Troop Fund

The American Legion Auxiliary family picnic on the Elms lawn drew about 60 attendees. After a potluck supper, a short meeting voted $15 to the auxiliary sponsored Girl Scout troop fund.

Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary the Elms

Nancy Becker named to 1951 Badger editorial and business staff

Nancy Becker is named to the editorial and business staff of the 1951 Badger the UW yearbook. She will be a senior this fall and joins a staff of 30 students.

Badger Monticello Nancy Becker University of Wisconsin

New Glarus Girl Weds in Madison at St Raphael's

Ruth Vollenweider daughter of Mrs Edward Vollenweider of Madison and Joseph Esser son of Mr and Mrs George Esser Madison were married today at 10 am in St Raphael's church Madison with Rev Thomas Lourim officiating. The bridal party wore dotted Swiss gowns with colonial bouquets. The couple will reside at 838 High Street after a northern Wisconsin trip following a dinner for 35 at the Ace of Clubs.

New Glarus Ruth Vollenweider Edward Vollenweider Madison Joseph Esser George Esser St. Raphael’s Church Thomas Lourim Dorothy Conley Jee Wesner William Sagal Carol Vollenweider Warren Soehnlein Marvin Droster William Noltner Dean Graham Harry Steinbeck Loi McCabe Marian Karin Joyce Hewitt William Dye High Street Wisconsin Esser Dane County Court House Mr. Esser Democrat Printing Co

Miss Inez Hefty Weds E J Bligard in New Glarus Rites

Miss Inez Hefty daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry W Hefty New Glarus weds Erling J Bligard son of Mr and Mrs Olaf Bligard Minneapolis in a single ring ceremony read by Rev Walter J Stuckey at the Swiss church. Geraldine Haderlein of Wausau maid of honor and Herbert Adler of Chicago best man. They plan to reside in New Haven Conn where Bligard is employed as a mechanical engineer after earning an MS from the University of Wisconsin.

New Glarus Walter J. Stuckey Inez Hefty Henry W. Hefty Erling J. Sligard Olaf Brligard Minneapolis Geraldine Haderlein Wausau Herbert Adler Chicago Roger Hefty Rolland Elmer Zwingli House Diana Barth Arlene Rolfe Ruth Hosesly New Haven Conn Bligard University of Wisconsin

Blanchardville Hosts Pooled Scout Camp Program

A day camp at McKellar Memorial Park runs July 10 to 14 and 17 to 20 from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m. Girl Scout leaders from Blanchardville Argyle and New Glarus organize activities for girls ages 7 through 17 including singing games hikes cook outs leather craft textile painting metal craft basketry photography rose painting swimming and more. Leaders volunteer as camp counselors and hobby directors.

Blanchardville McKellar Memorial Park Argyle New Glarus

Barbara Bell Honored at Twin Grove Shower

Miss Barbara Bell of Twin Grove, engaged to Orvil le D. Rockey, was feted at a pre-nuptial shower last evening at the Wendell L Fuller residence. Attendees included Miss Louise Hermanson Blanchardville Helen Gavigan Erma Buehler Connie Bonnie Ward Alyce Wenger Frances Eschberger and Richard Theiler.

Barbara Bell Twin Grove Orville D. Rockey Wendell L. Fuller 21St Street

Boy Scout Court of Honor at School Tuesday

A Boy Scout court of honor will be held at the school Tuesday at 8 p m with 10 boys receiving their tender foot badges. The Monticello troop and leaders will assist at the ceremony. Ralph Emerson is the Blanchardville troop leader. Patrol leaders are Clifford Lien Jr Kenneth Johnson and Jack Mason.

Blanchardville Monticello Ralph Emerson Clifford Lien Jr Kenneth Johnson Jack Mason

Juda Tri-Hi-Y Social Evening Hosted by Kueng Family

Juda Special-Shirley Kueng hosted 16 members of Juda Tri-Hi-Y at her parents home on a Thursday evening. After a picnic supper devotions were led by Janet Arnsmeier. The group enjoyed singing and musical numbers with Miss Doris Kueng of Monroe as a guest.

Shirley Kueng Janet Arnsmeier Doris Kueng Monroe

Monroe Common Council Proceedings July 5 1950

Monroe Wisconsin council conducts routine business. It approves minutes, handles licenses for milk dealers and operators, discusses storm sewer Goetz Acres, and authorizes stop signs on 13th Avenue. The board of public works reports funds and the Chandler house sale is put to bid.

Council Chamber Monroe Wis F. A. Buehler Police and Safety Committee League of Wisconsin Municipalities Board of Health Hahn Fogging Wisconsin League of Municipalities Finance and Taxation Committee Public Service Commission Mineral Point C. M. and St. Paul Court House Donohue Engineering Co Little Benny Construction Co City of Board of Public Works Green County Asylum Sewer and P.S. Solomon Park Board 11Th Street Shirl Bauer 17Th Avenue Helen Barnett 16Th Avenue Rodney Block Thomas Stauffacher 14Th Avenue Jacob Regassi 15Th Avenue Archie Gibbons Fred Langacher 14Th Street Edward Share Dorothy Ostby Frank Beeck Jr Leon Strasser Alois Bolter Robert D. Long Burnett Briggs 11Th Avenue C. J. Loveland 27Th Avenue Edwin R. Booth Jr 9Th Street Morris Stauffacher Waldo Rufer Olga M. Share Ray Thorpe Thomas J. Foley 13Th Street Albert Pfund Glenn G. Heffron 10Th Street Committee On Claims Roger Elmer William F. Beckman Herman L. Schindler Alderman Elmer Hare Alderman Hare Common Council 13Th Avenue 19Th Street 18Th Street 10Th Avenue O. L. Hare Sebastian Laeser Jr Floyd Matzke Standard Oil Company C. M. St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Stauffacher Construction Co 6Th Street Bruni-Miller Co 19Th Avenue Robert Kubly 12Th Street Turner Hall Martin Horwitz W H. Hogan 17Th Street Frederick Norder Kenneth Grimm 16Th Street Fred Lengacher Dorothy E. Ostby Frank Boeck Jr James G. Heffron Thorp Goetz Acres Director of Public Works L. G. Forcade Carsewer Buehler Chandler House Alderman Forcade Schindler G . S. Soseman

Africa’s Final Independent Traditions Emerge From Colonial Shadow

A brief survey notes that only about one fifteenth of Africa remains free of direct imperial ties, highlighting Egypt Ethiopia and Liberia as longstanding examples of independence amid broader colonial influence and influence.

Africa Egypt Ethiopia Liberia

Colonies Gain In Postwar Era

Clarke Beach reports on European recovery programs and colonial profits. European nations promise shared gains with colonial peoples as ECA funds reach about 300 billion dollars plus 100 billion in counterpart funds, funding permanent local development. Norris E Dodd notes education and living standards become central to progress. Local welfare and education are emphasized alongside agricultural growth.

Clarke Beach New York Europe U. S ECA Norris E. Dodd United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Africa

Pituitary Glands Grown as Hormone Producing Factories

New York report describes rat pituitary glands kept alive in a nutrient bath as tiny living factories. They produce hormones such as Acth and growth regulating substances, with potential for mass production though still experimental. Dr. Leonard Scheele notes the discovery offers future medical promise.

New York Leonard Scheele The Public Health Service Scheele National Cancer Institute Canadian Department of National Health and Welfare

Indonesian govt plans amphibious assault on Amboina

Jakarta reported the government massed troops and naval craft for an all out amphibious attack on the rebellious Amboina island amid ongoing unrest.

Jakarta Amboina Island

All Farmers Do Not Receive Government Price Supports

Washington argues that price supports do not guarantee farmers actual receipts. The piece cites last year’s wheat average of 1.86 per bushel versus a national farm average of 1.95, explaining gaps due to supply and demand and storage loan practice. It notes 12-year history of prices fluctuating around the support level.

Ovid A. Martin Washington Agriculture Department United States

Holland Exports 7.5 Million Dollars in Tulip Bulbs in 1949

Holland shipped bulb exports valued at 7.5 million dollars during 1949, with tulips comprising the bulk of the trade. The sales reflect strong demand for Dutch flower bulbs in postwar markets.

Holland

Pentagon Secrecy Clouds Russian Air Strength Estimates

The Pentagon has not released an official Russian air force strength figure. Unofficial estimates place Russia with 9,000 to 10,000 active combat planes, while other guesses range from 6,000 to about 30,000 total air units. U.S. forces report 6,000 combat planes ready, 12,800 in reserve or storage, plus 17,000 utility aircraft. Defense Secretary Johnson notes the U.S. had 36,000 military aircraft with 5,400 more being acquired, many in storage or obsolete.

Washington U. S Associated Press Pentagon Russia U. S. Air Force Navy Defense Johnson United States

Ashland Bank Aide Charged With Embezzling $3500

An assistant cashier at the Mason branch of Northern State bank was charged with embezzling 3500 dollars. Trial for 65 year old Henry Axness was set for July 21 by U S Court Commissioner Theron Pray. Axness is free on 1500 dollar bond.

Ashland Mason Northern State Bank Henry Axness United States Court Theron Pray Axness

Red Sailor Sinking Report From Korea Sea Battle

The Literary Gazette claims an American cruiser was sunk in a sea battle near Samchok and Chuminchina as North Korean and partisan units operated together in the area. The report describes fierce battles and a cruiser loss in the Korea region.

Moscow Literary Gazette Today Korea Samchok People’s Army Chuminchina

Foreign Office denies Romanian spy claim in Bucharest

The Foreign Office denies charges that a British embassy attache in Bucharest is a spy. It will withdraw Third Secretary R. A. King at Romania’s request.

London Foreign Office Bucharest R. A. King

Brannan to Speak at Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner

Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan will address 1,300 attendees tonight at the Democrats Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Milwaukee.

Youth Pleads Guilty in Langlade Rustling Case

Alfred Hess twenty two of Harrison township Marathon county pleaded guilty in Langlade County Court to stealing cattle. He admitted taking eight cattle in Langlade and five in Marathon counties and will be sentenced July 12. Sheriff Ray Feller noted Hess used a car to transport the animals.

Alfred Hess Langlade Ray Feller Hess Harrison Township Marathon County Feller

Rates Investigation Set for Wisconsin Iron and Steel Traffic

The public service commission will investigate railroad rates on intrastate iron and steel goods in Wisconsin. A hearing is scheduled in Madison on August 2 on the petition of L. E. Kipp, agent for the western trunk lines, and pending the hearing the recent rate increase will be suspended.

Madison Public Service Commission Wisconsin L. E. Kipp Western Trunk Lines

Girl Killed by Gun Accident in Goar Settlement

A shotgun accidental blast killed Dorothy Dowd 16 of Lac du Flambeau while visiting her sister in Goar settlement. The tragedy occurred yesterday and is being investigated as an apparent accident.

Dorothy Dowd Lac du Flambeau Goar

Tulip Craze of 1630s Ends With Prize Flower Worth Fortune

A tulip mania swept western Europe in the 1630s and a single prize bloom reportedly won an award around 60 000 guilders.

Europe

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John T. Blackneys Glarus E.J. Bligard Proceedings of Common Council Bauman Ace Carter Machine Shop Callaghan and Co Zuercher and Zuercher Lanz Hardware Co Burkhard Electric Co Oboe Kale Rollies Standard Service Settlement Veterans’ Housing Green Co. Lumber and Neous Supplies Monroe Ready Mix Co Rees Construction Co Chine Co Tobin E- Banco «Viva Turner Hall Club Con Burroughs Henry Altman Mason Bancotc Bdcesaens Herman L. Schindier Alderman Laeser Trukenbrod’s Grove Hearing Aid Service No. Carroll St Commercial Bank Bidg Madison, W Red Air Force Ashland Bank Bruce Miller Alvin F Monroe Evening Times
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