Two Monroe Seniors Plan Weddings and Engagements
Plans for nuptials announced by two Monroe High School families. Lois Kathryn Brandt to Russell R. Winters of Lena Illinois with no date set. Brandt employed at Woolworths and Winters an electrician. Elaine Helen Zoller to Floyd Trumpy of Albany with Zoller employed by the Link store and Trumpy a farmer.
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Monroe
Lois Kathryn Brandt
Russell R. Winters
Lena
Edward Brandt
6Th Street
Miss Brandt
Woolworths
Winters
Ross Winters
Ludwig W. Zoller
Elaine Helen Zoller
Floyd Trumpy
Jacob Trumpy
Albany
Miss Phoebe Anderson Weds Lt Warren Weber at Fond du Lac
Miss Phoebe Ellen Anderson and Lt Warren James Weber were married at noon Saturday in the rectory of St Louis church Fond du Lac The ceremony was conducted by Rev Esdras Gariepy A reception for 200 guests followed and the couple planned a southern honeymoon before settling near Camp Campbell Kentucky where the groom will be stationed Weber is a June UW graduate and the couple are the daughter and son in law of M Vincent Anderson Daphne Dietz and family attended the ceremony
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Charlesh. Dietz
Joan A. Becker
Ralph J. Kundert
Phoebe Ellen Anderson
Warren James Weber
Fond du Lac
Weber
M. Vincent Anderson
Daphne Dietz
Monroe
St. Louis Church
Esdras Gariepy
Camp Campbell, Ky
The
University of Wisconsin
Country Club Auxiliary Plans Madison Visit
Women of the Monroe Country Club will visit Blackhawk Country Club in Madison on Wednesday. Pairings will be set at the tee with 18 hole players starting at 9 a.m. and the nine hole group at 9:30 a.m. A 1 p.m. luncheon will be followed by bridge and canasta.
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Monroe Country Club
Blackhawk Country Club
Madison
Schindler Family Reunion Draws Forty-Nine Relatives
Forty nine relatives spanning three generations of the late Fred and Fredricka Blum Schindler, former Jordan residents, attended a reunion at Recreation park with attendees from LaCrosse Westby Madison Mineral Point Palmyra Milwaukee Orangeville Monticello Brodhead and Monroe. Delegates plan reports on the state convention at Lomba presented Wednesday by Mrs. Viola Hartwig and Mrs. Irene Jordan during the Evangelical United Brethren church women’s society meeting led by Mrs. Florence Jordan. The Monroe Clinic staff and families held a picnic at New Glarus Woods state park with about 70 attendees.
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Fred and
Fredricka Blum Schindler
Jordan
Schindler
Recreation Park
LaCrosse
Westby
Madison
Mineral Point
Palmyra
Milwaukee
Orangeville
Monticello
Brodhead
Monroe
Lomba
Viola Hartwig
Irene Jordan
Women’s Society of World Service of Evangelical United Brethren Church
Florence Jordan
Dorothy Smith
Frieda Siedschlag
Monroe Clinic
New Glarus Woods State Park
Reunion Next Sunday at Monroe Schwartzlow Gathering
The annual Schwartzlow reunion is scheduled for next Sunday at Recreation Park in Monroe. Attendees are urged to bring family, photos, and memories to share during the community event.
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Recreation Park
Monroe
Carl Rufers Honored On Silver Anniversary
Monticello relatives honor Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rufer on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a quilt gift from Mrs. Rosina Rufer and a monetary purse. Lunch served to many friends and family members including the Hartwig, Rufer, Marty, Indergand, Goecks, Gempeler, Hartwig, and Ruf er clans.
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Monticello
Carl Rufer
Route 2
Rosina Rufer
Monroe
Ruffer
Mmes
Lena Hartwig
Flora Gempeler
Edna Lindsay
Charles R. Marty
Ivan Marty
Sam Goecks
William Rufer
David Indergand
Charlene
Frank Hartwig
Shirline
Kenneth
Gai
Lee
Harvey Hartwig
Ivan Hartwig
Linda
Delbert Indergand
Darrell
Raymond Indergand
Diane
Delores
Donna Rae
William Grossen
Russell
Janice
Marvin Rufer
Mary
Gary
Leon Gempeler
Roger
Roxann
Gilman Schmid
Loretta
Larry
Carl Wyss
Jean
Messrs
Albert Rufer
Glen Flannery
Leonard Faith
Agnes Keener
Darlene
Merlyn
Dr and Mrs Gnagi Prepare South American Trip
Dr and Mrs W B Gnagi will depart Monroe Wednesday morning for a South American tour. Dr Gnagi will present a paper at the International College of Surgeons meeting in Buenos Aires August 1 to 4. They fly Chicago to New York and sail Thursday on the S S Uruguay with stops in Trinidad Rio de Janeiro Santos Montevideo and a return by plane via Lima Panama landing in Miami mid August.
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W. B. Gnagi
Monroe
Lima
Peru
Panama
Miami
Fla
Wisconsin State YMCA elects Priscilla Kohli to cabinet
Miss Priscilla Kohli of Monroe, a University of Wisconsin student, has been elected a cabinet member of the state YMCA. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred L Kohli and resides at 2204 8th Street.
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Priscilla Kohli
8Th Street
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
YMCA
The
State University
Fred L. Kohli
Thompson Couple Recalled at Methodist Church Reception
Albany Times Special reports a Friday evening reception held at the Methodist church honoring Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson. The event celebrated their service to the congregation and featured local attendees.
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Albany
W. H. Thompson
Methodist Church
Juda Congregation Approves Church Remodeling Plans
The Juda Congregation approved spending between 4000 and 5000 dollars for remodeling and redecorating the Juda Evangelical United Brethren church. Work includes refinishing with new wood and painting the Sunday school room. A National Geographic note is mentioned about Texas population compared to Rhode Island.
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Juda Evangelical United Brethren Church
Green County Junior Fair closes Saturday for 96th fair
The Green County fair junior department closes entries at noon Saturday for 4 H FFA and FRA members registered by June 1. Judging begins Thursday July 27 with dairy at 1 pm and various divisions on Friday and Thursday. Multiple superintendents and assistants named for each division.
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FFA
FRA
Green County Agricultural Office
Herbert Scherer
R. E. Davenport
Roy Simpson
Ed Klassy
New Glarus
Robert Young
Juda
Victor Elmer
Albany
Robert Keen
Brodhead
Mildred Cotherman
Fred Abbott
Monticello
Frances Ludwig
Ludwig Signer
John Roseheisen
Rosemary Babler
Harvey Andrews
Jubo
Wilma Johnson
Lester van Loon
Booths
Virgil Neuenschwander
Juda By Mrs N Miller Visits and Family News
Mr and Mrs Merlyn Miller and Mrs Paul Naj dowski of Beloit spent last week with relatives at Sturgis Ky. Their son’s family in Monroe hosted a week with the miller lineage. Several visitors from Monroe and Austin joined extended stays with relatives here and in Grand Forks prior to farewells.
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Merlyn Miller
Paul Najdowski
Beloit
Sturgis
Clara Miller
Luan
Monroe
Evelyn Rabe
Bonnie Kiel
Louise Harwell
Austin
Tex
John Affolter
Marlene Stuckey
Davis
Ivan Arnsmeier
Betty Parfrey
Richland Center
Claude Walton
C. J. Tingley
Grand Forks
N. D
Irvin Tingley
Ernest Dean
River Falls
Lewis Lehnherr
Rolland Ostrander
Cleveland
Tenn
Browntown Busy Bees Plan Next Meeting At Hartwig Home
The Browntown Busy Bees voted to cover half of camp fees for members at a meeting held at the Ernest Foulker residence. Leona Foulker demonstrated clothing with roll calls showing projects undertaken. Soddys and Foulkers served refreshments. The next gathering will be at Charles Hartwig sr. residence.
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Browntown
Busy Bees
Busy Bee
Ernest Foulker
Leona Foulker
Soddys
Foulkers
Charles Hartwig Sr
Monticello Socials and Visits Reported by Mrs Curtis
Monticello residents and relatives share visits and stays across towns including Belleville Albany and New Glarus. Families noted include Mr and Mrs Werner Elmer Mr and Mrs Eugene Krueger and son in Albany and Mr and Mrs David Brink with their daughters in Fargo Niv. Betty Ann Baebler and Mrs Henry Baebler visited Madison.
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Dick Freitag
F. K. Hefty
Werner Elmer
Belleville
Eugene Krueger
Albany
Roy Root
Nick Luchsinger
New Glarus
William Paget
Clifford Burge
Fargo
Niv
David Brink
Henry V. Baebler
Betty Ann
Madison
Messrs
Mmes
Adam Schuler
Lawrence
Monroe social notes include visitors and golf outing
G Marty and others visited Monroe on Tuesday while Schuler Marty Gessler and Kissling Jr. golfed at Decatur Country Club in Brodhead. Moritz family drove to Chicago to meet Ruth Mildred Moritz, Pueblo Colorado. Theil er party from Madison visited Saturday with Mrs Henry Babler Jr. Elmer from Mineral Point and Vyanna White visiting Madison sister Christ Yaussi. Ray Root and Joanne were Madison callers Thursday.
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G. Marty
F. W. Voegels
Frederick
Ruth Abley
Monroe
Schuler
Marty
Raymond Gessler
Erwin Kissling Jr
O. D. Curtis
Decatur Country Club
Brodhead
Albert Moritz
Delbert Moritz
Chicago
Ruth Mildred Moritz
Pueblo
Colo
Rinehart Theiler
Madison
Henry Babler Jr
Marcus Elmer
Mineral Point
Vyanna White
Christ Yaussi
Ray Root
Joanne
Farm food market basket value up in April hits postwar high
The DPMA says farm value of foods in the market basket rose to 296 dollars in April from 292 in March, the highest since October 1942, driven by meat animal price gains. Preliminary estimates show a 1 to 2 percent rise from April 15 to May 15, while the farmer’s share rose to 48 cents from 47 in March. Two Brown Swiss cows are noted on the John Ingold estate near Monroe.
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DPMA
John Ingold
Monroe
Production records for Ada Inkwyl and Amy Inky wyll cows
Ada Inkwyl, a mature cow, produced 12 869.5 pounds of milk and 604.98 pounds of fat in 298 days of rest. Amy Inky wyll, five years old, produced 13 882 pounds of milk and 717.58 pounds of fat in 365 days.
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Ada Inkwyl
Amy Inkywyll
Cheese Prices Ease on New York Market
Wholesale cheese sales in New York showed an easy market with Cheddars priced at 33 to 42 cents and 34 to 36 cents for other varieties. Grass fed and shelf cured forms of cheddars and single daisies were listed around 41 to 47 cents, with flats at 34 to 35 cents.
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New York
Price List for Cured Meats and Swiss Dairy Goods
Cured 44 49 and shelf cured 46 48. Processed 5 Ibs 34 35. Domestic Swiss single tubs grade A 42 43 grade B 40 41 grade C 38 39. Fractions indicate rough weight bands and quality grades for the listed products.
Wireless dawn turns short waves into diverse services
In early times short waves were viewed as nearly useless but modern wireless now carries many services including television across the spectrum.
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MHS
Brandt
Zoller
Phoebe Anderson
W.J. Weber
Country Club
Dorothy Gray
Deodorant Atomist
Carl Rufers
Mrs. Gnagi
Thompsons
Juda Congregation
National Geographic Society
Texas
Rhode Island
N. Miller
Dixie Shop
Rock Island Railroad
Thomas E. Sams
J. D. Farrington
Farrington
Truman
Ray A. Voegels
Fred Digman
Horrocks-Ibbotson Co
Pan
OAK
Suma
Avetsts
As. E
Sherber
CHEK
National Food Laboratory
Shurtleff
Than Meets the Eye
Chrysler
Chrysler the
Studer Super Service
Wlad
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