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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1946

Page

4

Social Events in Norman Krafts Red Oak and Folgates Round

Social news notes Norman Kraft and family of Red Oak join Mr and Mrs Victor Folgate and family for community gatherings and family get togethers.

Norman Kraft Red Oak Mrs. Victor Folgate

LeFevre Condon Bride United in June Ceremony

Mrs Kathryn Marie LeFevre daughter of Gordon and Marion LeFevre of Upper Black Eddy Pa and Pfc Franklyn A Condon son of Mr and Mrs Frank A Condon of Brodhead were married in a double ring ceremony at a Phoenixville hospital where the groom is stationed. Chaplain Rudesill read the service. Miss Ann Hoffman was maid of honor and Francis Swiggum served as best man with ushers Pat Lutsch and Nettie Smoogen. Mrs Condon a Presbyterian Hospital trained nurse will reside in Brodhead with her husband after his December discharge.

Ann Hoffman Francis Swiggum Browntown Pat Lutsch Nettie Smoogen Mrs. Condon Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia University of Wisconsin Pac Condon Brodhead

Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Forcade's Card Party

Mrs. Lester Forcade hosted a contract bridge evening with two tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Leland L. Lamboley Mrs. Forcade and Mrs. Cloyd W. Picket. Mrs. Lamboley and Miss May Hofer attended as substitutes. refreshments were served.

Lester Forcade Bridge Club Leland L. Lamboley Forcade Cloyd W. Pickett Lamboley May Hofer

Roxy Club hosts heavy play with top honors awarded

Three tables of 500 were played at the Roxy club meeting held at the Joe Rohner home. High honors went to Miss Louise Steffen with second and third going to Mrs. John A. Mueller and Mrs. Mae Knight respectively. A luncheon followed.

Roxy Club Joe Rohner Louise Steffen John A. Mueller Mae Knight

Lynn couple observe 23rd wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs M E Lynn marked their 23rd wedding anniversary with an open house at their Monticello home. About 160 friends and relatives visited throughout the day, offering best wishes.

Monticello Times M. E. Lynn

Trained Horses Highlight Friday Circus at Sportsman Park

Circus arrives Friday with Rudy Rudynoff, famed horse trainer, and Bailey Brothers contract acts. Feature performers include Dolly Jacobs and Captain Engerer with Nubian lions, Henderson trio with aerial acts, LaBonds elephants, plus clowns and animal acts across two shows at 2 and 8 p.m. Gates open one hour early for animal inspection.

Rudy Rudynoff Bailey Brothers Circus Bailey Bentuacs Sportsman's Pa Rudynoff Hollywood Tion Pictures Bailey Brothers Dolly Jacobs Captain Engerer Henderson LaBonds Hippodrome Oval

Local Families Linked in Social Directory Notes

Brooklyn hosts Mr and Mrs Harold Fiedler and family while Cuba City hosts Mr and Mrs Milo Hoesly and daughter Darlyne. New Glarus lists Mr and Mrs Walter Dick and daughter JoAnn and Prairie du Sac hosts Mr and Mrs Clifton Taylor and Pacomia California hosts Mr and Mrs R H Schoonover and Monroe.

Brooklyn Harold Fiedler William Hauser Margaret Cuba City Milo Hoesly Darlyne New Glarus Walter Dick JoAnn Prairie du Sac Clifton Taylor Pacomia Calif R. H. Schoonover Monroe

Albany Weekend Visits and Local Notes

Albany society column records weekend visits and family travel among Madison and Wisconsin residents. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gressman, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Barton, James Price, Meredith Walker, Rev. R. C. Werner, Jacquelyn Joy Blumer, William Blumer, J. C. Phillips, Olive Hilliard, Genevieve Webb, Howard Renneberg, C. A. Kildon, Fred Combs, Clif ton Peterson, Everett Olson, Olaf Olson, Erna Peterson, and Augusta Peterson with multiple trips to Green Lake, Milwaukee, Fennimore, Brodhead, and Verona.

Green Lake Jacquelyn Joy Blumer William Blumer Baptist Youth Senior Assembly J. C. Phillips Wheaton Olive Hilliard Genevieve Webb Broughton Cottage Milwaukee Howard Renneberg Fennimore C. A. Kildon Fred Combs Brodhead Clifton Peterson Monroe Everett Olson Davis Olaf Olson Erna Peterson Dane County Verona Augusta Peterson

Brodhead Probes Rural Pupil Transportation Plan

H. V. Hartman Truman Olson and R. K. named by Dr. M. W. Stuessy to study school bus service for rural areas. The Brodhead-Decatur board reelected its president. A $48,000 direct tax was approved by 21 electors. Huebner, reappointed as agricultural course commissioner, will serve as treasurer with Miss Lillie M. Focht as clerk.

Brodhead H. V. Hartman Truman Olson R. K M. W. Stuessy Brodhead-Decatur Huebner Lillie M. Focht

Ida Schweitzer Dies at Daughter’s California Home

Mrs Ida Schweitzer aged 50 died Monday night in Ripon California at her daughter Mrs Oscar Feller's home during a visit of three months. Body to be moved to Saether funeral home Blanchardville for services likely Saturday or Sunday with burial in Hollandale. Survived by four sons Fred of Blue Mound Ernest of Dodgeville Walter in the Navy and Werner in the Army. two daughters Mrs Feller and Miss Gertrude Schweitzer of California.

Ida Schweitzer Ripon Calif Oscar Feller California Saether Blanchardville Hollandale Fred Blue Mound Ernest Dodgeville Walter Werner Feller Gertrude Schweitzer

James Pryce Reelected Albany School Clerk

James Pryce was reelected clerk of the Albany school board at the annual meeting and budget hearing. Twenty two voters attended. Board members include M. L. Barton and Ruth Whalen. A budget of $15,500 was adopted with $625 for high school band uniforms.

Albany James Pryce Albany School Board M. L. Barton Ruth Whalen

Juda News Stirs Local Life With Absence Reminders

Mrs F N Miller undergoes surgery access at hospital Tuesday morning. John Affolter works at G B Lahr store during Miller's absence. Evangelical church quarterly conference, Dist Supt M M Berger presiding, held Saturday. Leonard Vogel and family dined with Ralph Frey in Janesville. Russell Carter buys Gus Norder home. Phil Schmitt and family from Whiting Indiana visit Ronspier Kolander homes. Elmer Matzke and Donna Jean attend Fred wedding reception.

Whiting Ind Ronspier-Kolander Elmer Matzke Donna Jean Fred

Community Notices From Burlington Congregations and Families

Delegates are elected to the WMS convention at Lombard from Juda Evangelical church Esther Larson and Mrs. Wm Matzke with alternates Ed Hintzman and El mer Matzke. Local families visit and attend church and club events. Wesley’s shipment to Yokohama is reported. social activities include 4 H ice cream social at G B Lahr lawn and Missionary Ladies Aid meeting at Baptist church parlor.

Erick Howe Mary McDowell Burlington First Congregational Church W.M.S Lomba Juda Evangelical Church Esther Larson Wm. Matzke Ed Hintzman Elmer Matzke L. S. Brown Waldron Brown Watertown Elmer Reno Mohns Minnie Mohns Lake of Hebron Jefferson Homemakers Club Recreation Park Monroe Jolly Juniors G. B. Lahr Missionary Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church W.ms The Evangelical Church Ralph Nenneman Arthur Shadewald Leland Jordan Peter Retzlaff Wesley Yokohama Japan Fred A. Weaver Chicago Camron Inez Weaver Anita Dinges Orangeville Fred Brunkow

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Seevice Van’s City Hall William Steindorf Robert Gressman Madison Bartons Mr. Gressman University Ant. Meredith Walker Forest Camp McCoy James Price Harvey Stauffacher Chiropractor White Block Chen YU Juda F. N. Miller Shirtleffa Sting Association Coca-Cola Company Freeport Coca-Cola Bottling Company Blanket North Side Square
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