Summer socials and a Pecatonica club trail ride schedule
Boots and Saddle club outlines three summer shows beginning Saturday at Durand and Albany on Saturday with a final Sunday event in Orfordville. August meeting planned at Ivan Schmid home Orfordville. Pecatonica Bit and Spur hosts a trail ride and horse show in South Wayne with 101 entries and multiple classes led by riders from Platteville Monroe South Wayne and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Saddle Club
Durand
Albany
Orfordville
William Stock Job
Wiener
Ivan Schmid
Pecatonica Bit and Spur Club
South Wayne
Patrick Livingston
Platteville
Clarence Schultz
Monroe
Thomas Muse
Nathan Are
Ginger Lou Schmid
Ole Kleibenstien
Ferne Schmid
Jack Livingston
Arthur Kelson
Robert Condon
Brodhead
Harlan Lancaster
Marian Walter
McConnell
Leonard French
Michael Davis
Boscobel
Donald Bennehoff
Orangeville
June Johnson
Dannay Rooney
Allen
Wnoerman Olson
Jeanine
Norman Shellan
Clayton Ewing
Hazel Green
Josephine Mathoney
Warren
Dorothy Fularth
Lanark
Ralph Schild
Joyce Hare
Leo Culles
Ruth Wehnke
Harvey Wehnke
Terry McKnight
Marvin
Jerry Hayden
Frances Rufi
Harold Turse
Harvey and Clare Helm
Fayette
Rebekahs to Meet Orangeville Club Friday Night
Past Noble Grands of Orangeville Rebekah lodge will meet with Mrs Earl Dittmar Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Orangeville
Noble Grands Club of
Rebekah Lodge
Earl Dittmar
Mrs Earl Kellogg Honored at Pink and Blue Shower
Mrs Earl Kellogg was honored at a pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs Nelson Schwend 2302 16th street with Mrs Schwend and Mrs Herold Ruditi as hostesses. Guests enjoyed games and gifts displayed on a decorated table with a stork centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kellogg
Nelson Schwend
16Th Street
Schwend
Herold Ruditi
Mmes
Lillian Ault
Alvina Marlow
Harold Baltzer
Elsie Gerber
Carl Ault
Otto Kundert
Wes Engles
Charles Hols
City Musicians Plan State Orchestra Study
Four Monroe high students will enroll in the Wisconsin music clinic for orchestra work beginning July 26 for three weeks at Madison. They are Sybil Blumer, cellist, Dora Schindler and Lyndon Viel, violinists, and Margaret Angliker, clarinetist. Taking part in clinic band work, being held now and continuing through July 23, are Mary Ellen Garveille, Belleville and Wanda Gaarder and James Price, Albany. Miss Garveille, one of the outstanding high school baritone horn players in Wisconsin, received a scholarship to the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High
Wisconsin Music Clinic
Madison
Sybil Blumer
Dora Schindler
Lyndon Viel
Margaret Angliker
Mary Ellen Garveille
Belleville
Wanda Gaarder
James Price
Albany
Miss Garveille
Wisconsin
Miss Swartz Brodhead Plans Saturday Nuptials
Brodhead special report notes the forthcoming marriage of Miss Elizabeth Jane Swartz daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert N Swartz to Dr Arthur Mooers Potts Beloit son of Mr and Mrs A F Potts Waukesha. The double ring ceremony will be held at 4 Saturday afternoon in the Congregational church conducted by Rev J C Robertson. Miss Swartz has taught high school English at Marathon and Dr Potts is a Beloit dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Gilbert N. Swartz
Elizabeth Jane Swartz
Arthur Mooers Potts
Beloit
A. F. Potts
Waukesha
Congregational Church
J. C. Robertson
Miss Swartz
Marathon
Dr. Potts
Mrs Miller Plans Missionary Talk at Union Church
Mrs William Miller of Philadelphia will speak Tuesday afternoon at the Union Presbyterian church missionary society. Her husband is in Iran and she is mother of Mrs Dallas D Landrum wife of the Union church pastor. Miss Barbara Kundert will report on her trip to the Westminster fellowship meeting at Grinnellia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
William Miller
Philadelphia
Union Presbyterian Church Missionary Society
Miller
Dallas D. Landrum
Union Church
Barbara Kundert
Westminster Fellowship
Grinnellia
LaVonne Loveland's Third Birthday Party
LaVonne Loveland, whose third birthday was July 8, was honored at a party given by her mother Mrs Merlyn Loveland. Guests included Nancy and Gary Holcomb Mrs Leon Gempeler and Roger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
LaVonne Loveland
Merlyn Loveland
Nancy
Gary Holcomb
Leon. Gempeler
Roger
Names in a Community Notice Listing
A sequence of personal names appears within a larger public notice. The fragment lists individuals including Rex Ann, Mrs. Werner Sax er, Debra, Anna Mae, Karen and Elaine Gempeler, Mrs. Fred Yaeger and Bonnie, Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Gilman Schmid, Loretta and Larry, Mrs. Henry J. Elmer, Mrs. Fannie Loveland, Judith Bissig, Mrs. Willis Elmer and Mrs. Clarence Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Ann
Werner Saxer
Debra
Anna Mae
Karen
Elaine Gempeler
Fred Yaeger
Bonnie
Kenneth Smith
Gilman Schmid
Loretta
Larry
Henry J. Elmer
Fannie Loveland
Judith Bissig
Willis Elmer
Clarence Loveland
Picnic hosts for T. L. S. club gathering south of Juda
Mrs Rose Schilt hosted the T. L. S. club at her home south of Juda last evening with a lawn picnic supper. Assistants included Mrs Peter Bohren and Misses Frieda and Shirley Kueng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Schilt
T. L. S. Club
Juda
Peter Bohren
Frieda
Shirley Kueng
Picnic Dinner Set by EUB Aid Society
The Evangelical United Brother n church Aid society plans a 1 o'clock picnic dinner Thursday afternoon at the Mrs. Wilmer Ingwell home in New Glarus Times Five Special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarus
Evangelical United Brothern church Aid _ society
Wilmer Ingwell
Zion Group to Meet With Mrs Hull Thursday
The Afternoon auxiliary of Zion church will gather with Mrs. Stanley Hull on Thursday for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZION
Orangeville
Zion Church
Stanley Hull
Club Plans Lunch at Recreation Park Shelter
Fidelity Juvies will have a sack lunch Friday at 5 at the shelter house in Recreation park. The note specifies a simple community meal with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Juvies
Shelter House
Recreation Park
Overtaxed heating gear blamed for many home fires
Fire officials attribute a surge in residential blazes to overtaxed heating equipment. Investigators warn homeowners to inspect furnaces and space heaters, ensure proper venting, and maintain clear areas around heat sources to prevent further incidents.
New Glarus School Budget Increases For 1950 51
Fifty six electors of the village and township joint school district adopt a budget and tax levy rise of about four thousand dollars. Expenses total 829,955.05 with a 844,000 levy and 810,107.95 last year. Receipts forecast at 8102,969.15 leaving a 820,022.10 balance. Board authorized to study building needs. New board members Bernard Wild Delmar Zentner and Robert Dibble. Wilde named treasurer Eugene Stuessy retiring member. Completing board are Fred Lienhardt Jr and Mrs Florence Marty. Auditing committee named Joshua Hoee ly Mrs Garland Marty and John Danke. Horticulturists advise buying pecan trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarus
Bernard Wild
Delmar Zentner
Robert Dibble
Wild
Eugene Stuessy
Fred Lienhardt Jr
Florence K. Marty
Joshua Hoeely
Garland Marty
Jonhn Danke
Trambura Backs Site at Waukesha
Tramburg state welfare director urged rebuilding the state school for boys at the present Waukesha site rather than moving it. He cited aging structures and a 25 to 30 year replacement plan to allow adjustments to conditions. The board noted farm land and staff needs at the current location. Harold B. Evans resigned after 30 years. Wilbur J. Schmidt will succeed as public welfare supervisor of accounts effective Sept. 1, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John W. Tramburg
State Welfare Department
State School
Waukesha
Welfare Board
Tramburg
Ney
Harold B. Evans
Evans
Wilbur J. Schmidt
Public Welfare
Rural Voters Reject Arcadia School Unit
Rural voters overturned a consolidated Arcadia school district in a referendum by 735 to 649. Arcadia will return to a separate district, ending the joint district created earlier by a 1948 school committee action that merged Arcadia with portions of neighboring townships in Remerpealeau and Buffalo counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Rempealeau County
Buffalo County
Cashin Probes Peace Circulars Against War in Korea
Madison U S Attorney Charles Cashin said he asked the attorney general to review circulating leaflets downtown that read Stop War Move in Korea and claimed to be issued by the Communist Party of Wisconsin. The action centers on alleged propaganda and possible illegal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
U. S
Charles Cashin
Korea
Cashin
Communist Party of
Wisconsin
Fed
Official Guidance Sought On Action For Local Case
A provincial official is asked to advise on whether to take action in a local matter. The request seeks timely direction and outlines potential steps for the official to consider.
DROWNS AS BOAT TIPS SOLON SPRINGS MAN DIES
Solon Springs report says Ernest McGill 19 of Evanston drowned when his sailboat capsized on rough Lake St. Croix. Sister Zonne 25 tried to aid him and was rescued by two fishermen after weakening while swimming from a raft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon Springs
Ernest McGill
Evanston
St. Croix
Zonne
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Wayne Report
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Far East
New Glarus
Beloit Road
Janesville
Wis
Cash
Ed Vogel
Dairy Castle Co
Borden
PAL
Borden’s
Borden's
Monroe Food
Robert Trumpy
Monroe, Wis
Trambura
Eral
V. U. Stauffacher Construction Co
9Th Avenue
19Th Street
Dixie Shop
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