Miss Maxine Smith Weds James Flint In Church Ceremony
Miss Maxine Leanore Smith and James Leslie Flint wed in Grace Lutheran Church at 2 30 PM with Rev. Clarence Warfel presiding. The bride wore a white embroidered nylon dress and carried white carnations and garnet roses. A reception followed. after a trip to Michigan the couple will reside at oe trailer camp Route 2 Bel l.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Leanore Smith
Isadore Smith
19Th Street
James Leslie Flint
23Rd Street
Charles Flint
Blanchardville
Grace Lutheran Church
Clarence C. Warfel
Barbara Boyd
Audrey Peterson
Theodore Abels
Lenwood Martin
Bud Bergemann
John Matzke
John Klessinger
Marion Wheeler
Leland Lang
Esther Nelson
Genieve Wilson
Michigan
Flint
Route 2
Bell
South Wayne High School
Oaktron Industries
Monroe
Argyle
Holland Furnace Co
Beloit
Anniversary for Dr Lawton after 50 years service
Dr A N Lawton will celebrate his 74th birthday and mark 50 years as a veterinarian in Brodhead and area. Born in St Thomas Canada he arrived in 1905, married there 1908, and has three daughters and eight grandchildren. A Knights of Pythias member since 1906 he led as chancellor commander and oversees finances. A picnic at the Stencel farm will honor the event with family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
A. N. Lawton
F. H. Davis
Lawton
St. Thomas
Can
Canada
Family Picnic at Ray Blum Home in Monticello
A Wednesday evening family picnic was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blum in Monticello in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morehead Judy and Billy of St. Paul. Attendees included Gene Webber Laurence Blum and Buz New Glarus and several Blum and Duerst family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ray Blum
Ted Morehead
Judy
Billy
St. Paul
Willard Zweifel
Henry V. Baebler
Emil Blum
Delores
Margaret
Carla Blum
Henry Duerst
Monticello Auxiliary Hosts Monroe Picnic
Monticello Legion Auxiliary staged a family picnic in Recreation Park Monroe on Thursday evening with numerous attendees listed by name. Rural Youth from Green County will meet Monday at 8 30 p m in Farm Bureau meeting rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello Legion Auxiliary
Recreation Park
Monroe
Messrs
Mmes
Ed Quade
Don Root
John Zimmerman
Thomas Brusveen
Thomas Runkel
Joe Blumer
Walter Leathy
Albert J. Marty
Howard Steinmann
Karl Freitag
Terry
Ricky
Harold Babler
Shay
Vernon Elmer
Leo Gempeler
Barbara
Linda
Jack Hoskins
Douglas
Jean Ann
Green County Rural Youth Organization
Farm Bureau
Waelti Family Reunion Planned at Recreation Park
The Waelti family reunion will be held in Recreation Park on Sunday. The gathering aims to bring together extended family members and celebrate together with activities and shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waelti
Recreation Park
Undersheriff Named New Oneida Official
MADISON Donald M. Krouze age 30 of Rhinelander is appointed Oneida County sheriff by Gov. Kohler to fill the vacancy left by Robert F. Gaber who becomes a criminal investigator for the Treasury. Krouze, undersheriff since 1953, will serve until Jan. 7, 1957. May is the peak month for hailstorms and July for thunderstorms in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Donald M. Krouze
Rhinelander
Oneida County
Krouze
Kohler
Robert F. Gaber
U. S. Treasury Department
Kreuze
The
United States
Benefit Dance Aids Ganshert Children In Turner Hall
A benefit dance for the four children of the late Paul and Annabel Ganshert, killed April 30, is set for Wednesday night at Turner hall from 9 p m to 1 a m. Billy Hartwig will provide music and all proceeds go to a relief fund. Tickets are sold at the Legion Club VFW WEKZ Monroe Clinic Robert H Rieder Dearth Motors and Stocker Body Shop. Turner hall donation provided for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Annabel Ganshert
Turner Hall
Billy Hartwig
Legion Club
VFW
WEKZ
Robert H. Rieder
Monroe Clinic
Dearth Motors
Grossens Entertain For Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs Robert Grossen of Belleville hosted the annual Grossen family reunion on Monday. Attendees included numerous Grossen relatives and their families such as Emil Grossen Sr Howard Grossen Edward Grossen Rodney Zimmerman Elwin DeVoe William Grossen Walter Grossen Roy Reimnan Fred Grossen Emil Grossen Jr Herman Ritschard Delbert Ritschard Elton Segnor Roland Ritschard Robert Grossen George Grossen and Donald Ritschard and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grossen
Belleville
Grossen
Emil Grossen
Howard Grossen
Edward Grossen
Rodney Zimmerman
Elwin DeVoe
William Grossen
Walter Grossen
Roy Reiniman
Fred Grossen
Emil Grossen Jr
Herman Ritschard
Delbert Ritschard
Elton Segnor
Rolland Ritschard
George Grossen
Donald Ritschard
Square Dance Group Entertains Troop 15
Members of Girl Scout Troop 15 earned their folk dance merit badge by attending a square dance event hosted by the Belles and Beans Square Dance Club at the Moose hall. Caller Mike Morgan from Madison led the dances for a night of activity in front of troop leaders Mrs. W. Howard Smith and Mrs. LaVerne Koehn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop 15
Belles and Beans Square
Moose Hall
Mike Morgan
Madison
Joann Nussbaum
Sally Ruf
Josephine Klassy
Bonnie Kubly
Marian Kundert
Beverly Koehn
Elaine Rubi
Shirley Counselman
Judy Smith
Deanne Bowman
Anita Ainsworth
Michele Mitchell
Ann Goodmiller
Sharon Einbeck
W. Howard Smith
LaVerne Koehn
Robert Kubly
Edward Einbeck
Folk Dancing Project
Entertains Jolly Eight Club At Mrs Allen's Home
Mrs. James Allen hosted the Jolly Eight club with daughters daughters in law and grandchildren. Twenty eight attended and eleven grandchildren were present, all boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
James Allen
Jolly Eight Club
Liaw
Picnic Scheduled by Junior Youth Fellowship
Members of the Junior Youth Fellowship will have a picnic Sunday at New Glarus Woods State Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Junior Youth Fellowship
New Glarus Woods State Park
Bell Denied Charges In Texas Veterans Land Case
Texas Representative John J. Bell denied guilt after an indictment accusing him of conspiring to take 154810 from the state in the veterans land program. Co-defendants T J McLarty and J T Wofford were named, with McLarty previously indicted on related counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Bell
J. T. Wofford
Cuero
McLarty
Guadalupe County
T. J. McLarty
John J. Bell
T. J. Wofford
Texas
Bascom Giles
Veterans Land Board
Ammonia Blast Kills One, Injures Six at Preble Packing Plant
A blast at Liebmann Packing Co. in suburban Preble blows out a glass wall, killing night watchman Malen Krull and injuring six fire brigade members. Krull died from flying debris. the six injured were treated for cuts and remained hospitalized.
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Green Bay
Preble
Malen Krull
Liebmann Packing Co
Brown County
Cletus Belisle
Krull
Bank Statement for The Commercial and Savings Bank 1955 Balance Sheet
The Commercial and Savings Bank reports assets 7,689,059.22 and deposits 7,146,077.42 with capital accounts totaling 2,148,290.00 and 1,082,120.67 in liabilities. I. R. W. Blaha sworn as vice president certifies accuracy before Lois Rebly notary on July 8, 1955 in Green County Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State of
Wisconsin
County of
Green
Lois Rebly
Notary Public
Russians May Put Disarmament Moves In Geneva
A James Marlow report outlines how Soviet leaders may push concessions at the Geneva talks with President Eisenhower. The piece contrasts past Russian aims with Western demands, notes Moscow’s surprise May 11 shift toward gradual disarmament and limited inspections, and cites Eisenhower’s cautious stance on U S inspection access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
France
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Quote on reopening factories sparks cautious debate
A speaker questions whether we should reopen all factories and sites where activity could threaten others, highlighting concerns about potential risks to collective interests and security. The remark reflects scrutiny over broad operational resumption and oversight.
Clarno Classy Clubbers Plan Annual Tour and Wiener Roast
The Clarno 4 H Clubbers met at the Eugene Meier home to set a tour starting at 8 30 a m from the Thomas Schutz residence and ending with a wiener roast at Recreation Park. Clarence Asmus presided Nancy Dickson led the pledge Karen Meier and Barbara Alston demonstrated Danny Meier sang. Judging of foods and clothing projects was led by Nancy Dickson refreshments were provided by Mrs Meier and Mrs Harvey Andrews. The next meeting is set for Aug 12 at Clifford Hawthorne’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno
Eugene Meier
Thomas Schutz
Recreation Park
Clarence Asmus
Nancy Dickson
Karen Meier
Barbara Alston
Danny Meier
Meier
Harvey Andrews
Clifford Hawthorne
Woman Embezzler Receives Probation
MILWAUKEE A woman who admitted embezzling 32746 from an employer s credit union where she served as treasurer was placed on probation for five years. Marie Glitz 50 of Waukesha was initially sentenced to 5 to 8 years but the judge stayed the term and granted probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Marie Glitz
Route 4
Waukesha
Taycheedah
Bruce Beilfuss
Neillsville
Change in Census Dates Shifts Green County Survey
Michael J. Galko of Milwaukee announces the Current Population Survey will now cover employment and unemployment in the week containing the 12th each month. The change aims to produce month wide statistics less affected by holidays and reference date differences. Local data collection is led by Edna Daly in Beloit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Galko
Milwaukee
Green County
Galko
Edna Daly
Beloit
President to Speak on Big Four Summit Friday Night
President Eisenhower will deliver a 15 minute radio television address from the White House broadcast room. He will outline world problems to be discussed at the Geneva summit opening Monday July 18 and his hopes for accomplishment there. The speech will be carried live on all four networks and by ABC CBS NBC and MBS radio stations at specified times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
White House
Murray Snyder
ABC
CBS
Snyder
MBS
NBC
Albany Band Concert Opens Season Under Kenneth Leonard
The first band concert of the season will be held tonight in Albany under Kenneth Leonard, the school music instructor. Summer rehearsals are ongoing for both students and adults with plans for concerts every other Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Kenneth Leonard
State Industrial Commission to hear Marathon case
The State Industrial Commission will start a hearing here on July 26 to decide if former second shift employees of Marathon Electric Manufacturing Corp. qualify for unemployment benefits. The firm discharged the workers after first shift employees left Feb. 28, 1952, to attend a union meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waysau
State Industrial Commission
Marathon Electric Manufacturing Corp
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Maxine Smith
James Flint
Ray Blum Home
Oneida
Ganshert
Grossens
Times
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Cotte
Bes
I. R. W. Blaha
R. W. Blaha
W. C. Bender Bruce M. Blum
Ralph H. Wenger
By James Marlow
Clarno Classy
Waterfront
Preston Foster
Channel
Behring Motor CO
Chevrolet
18Th Avenue
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