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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1946

Page

3

Webster-Emmenegger Nuptials At Echo Lake Club Westfield

Miss Sheena Mary Webster daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Webster of Patridge Watch Hill Westfield New Jersey married Naval Commander Frederick Joseph Emmenegger son of Mrs Fred Emmenegger Browntown at the Echo Lake Country Club Westfield Rev Joseph E Emmenegger brother of the bridegroom officiated The reception followed and the couple will reside in Westfield Miss Peggy Inglis was maid of honor and Mrs Charles A Grant matron of honor. Immediate families and officers attended with post wedding plans noted including annual picnic arrangements by local groups.

Northwestern University Phi Gamma Delta Josephine Emmenegger Joseph E. Emmenegger William F. Emmenegger

Picnic Guests Visit Cave of the Mounds

Friends and relatives gathered for aBlue Mounds picnic on Sunday then toured the Cave of the Mounds. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Herbert T Johnson and sons Mike and Dick Mr and Mrs Ray Kun Gert and children Penny Patty and Moclsin Bane Chambers and daughter Kay Mr and Mrs Hervey J Hoesly Gary and Holly Monroe Mrs Hazel Kundert Monticello Mr and Mrs Ed C Roth and daughter Merikay Mr and Mrs Al Gordon and daughters Barbara and Marcia Dr and Mrs Raymond Guenveur Mr Hareb Kenny Ray Kundert of Monticello and Mr and Mrs Collins G Roderick Madison were unable to attend.

Blue Mounds Cave of the Mounds Herbert T. Johnson Mike Ray Kun Gert Penny Patty Moclsin Tie Bane Chambers Kay Hervey J. Hoesly Gary Holly Monroe Hazel Kundert Monticello Ed C

Beloit Family Reunion Elects Robert Salzwedel President

A Beloit family reunion held Sunday included a noon picnic dinner and social afternoon. Robert Salzwedel was elected president of the family at the annual gathering at the church.

Beloit Robert Salzwedel Par

Haldiman Family Surprises Mrs Anna on 75th Birthday

Mrs Haldiman surprised Anna Haldiman of 2657 13th street on her 75th birthday Sunday. A noon picnic dinner followed by a celebration with numerous relatives and friends including Fred Haldiman Sr and Jr Zelma Edna Walter Nancy Er nest Herman Schmerse Will Schmerse Clara Stauffacher Ervin Spring John Haldiman Harlow Janney F R Probst Kia and Florence Kathryn Rose Wartenweiler.

Haldiman Anna Haldiman 13Th Street Fred Haldiman Sr Zelma Edna Fred Haldiman Jr James Walter Haldiman Nancy Ernest Haldiman Herman Schmerse Will Schmerse

Ransdell Couple Celebrate 23rd Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Thomas F Ransdell celebrated their twenty third wedding anniversary with a dinner at the County club. Guests included the couple and their daughters Pat and Sally, Robert Tracy, and Dr and Mrs Fred W Kundert with their son Jack.

Ransdell Thomas F. Ransdell County Club Pat Sally Robert Tracy Fred W. Kundert Jack

Rude Reunion Draws About 100 at Lincoln Park

About one hundred people attended the annual Rude reunion held Sunday at Lincoln Park. Guests enjoyed a picnic dinner followed by a social afternoon and entertainment.

Lincoln Park

Missionary Society Meets at Union Presbyterian Church

Missionary society of Union Presbyterian church will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday withMiss Nellie and Adeline Stewart.

Community party committee members listed for event

Agnes Rinehardt and Mrs Alta Gerber serve on the refreshments committee. Mrs Frieda Weber and Mrs Conrad Zeller are noted for entertainment duties.

Agnes Rinehardt Alta Gerber Frieda Weber Conrad Zeller

Friendship Picnic Held At Recreation Park

Twelve families and guests including Mr and Mrs Ole Kundert of Darlington attended the annual Friendship picnic at Recreation park. Dinner was served at noon, followed by games and social time. Committee members for next year are Mrs Sam Blumer Mrs Ed Rote and Mrs Roy Speich. The group has held the picnic for almost 20 years.

Ole Kundert Darlington Recreation Park Sam Blumer Ed Rote Roy Speich

Baptism for Infant Carol Joanne Buehler at St John’s

Infant Carol Joanne Buehler daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Buehler of Monroe was baptized after Sunday services at St. John Evangelical and Reformed Church. Rev Paul C Kehle officiated with Hugo Voelkli and Miss Elisa Glauser as sponsors.

Carol Joanne Buehler Robert Buehler Monroe St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church Paul C. Kehle Hugo Voelkli Elisa Glauser

New Glarus SocialNotes Honor Fourth Birthday

Mrs Henry Pauli visits with Mr and Mrs Waldo Freitag at the J A Freitag home. In honor of their son Johns fourth birthday a party was hosted Friday with guests including Mrs John Pauli Judith Stanley Mrs E V Hicks Ruth Ann Charles Mrs Orville Jorenby Corinne Gail Emily Jeanette Urban Mrs Edgar Guinther Jean Miss Marie Freitag Mr and Mrs J A Freitag Mrs Werner Brunner Miss Janette Pauli Miss Helen June Hicks and John and Mary Jo.

Werner Brunner Jefferson J. A. Freitag Waldo Freitag John John Pauli Judith Stanley E. V. Hicks Ruth Ann Charles Orville Jorenby Corinne Gail Emily Jeanette Urban Edgar Guinther Jean Marie Freitag Janette Pauli Helen June Hicks Mary Jo

Livestock Market Chicago sees varied price shifts across hogs cattle and sheep

The Chicago market shows salable hogs at 14 000 with weights over 260 pounds leading gains up to 1.00 while sows rise 75 cents to 1.00. cattle and calves also firm with strictly good beef cows and yearling steers advancing. Sheep trade weakens late as arrivals slow and spring lambs steady with packers. Cash oats corn and wheat move on price signals as Wall Street drifts lower amid rate control doubts.

Chicago USDA OPA Wall Street New York U. S. Steel Youngstown Sheet Chrysler Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Woolworth J. I. Case Electric Power & Light American Waterworks du Pont Union Carbide Johns-Manville Santa Fe Equitable Office Building National Distillers and Distillers

Women of the Moose Meet Wednesday Evening

Women of the Moose hold a regular meeting Wednesday evening in Moose Hall with Mrs Mae Knight among those present and active in planning.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Mae Knight

Corporate resistance and bond gains lift markets

Goodyear Lockheed International Harvester North American American Can Southern Railway Texas Co. and Standard Oil (NJ) show resistance while bonds firm and cotton futures hit new highs, signaling mixed but firmer mood on the market.

Community Notes From Monticello and Nearby

Monticello area chronicles family moves and visits. Bertha Loveland will relocate to the village in early August after selling her Washington township home. Families including Shockeys and Reims visited Fennis and Walters households. Florence Allen and Claudia Allen traveled by plane to Cleveland to see R. C. Allen. Donald Babler and others went to New Glarus and Platteville for activities and school visits. The Nonogan bridge club met, and Etta Babler visited Madison.

Bertha Loveland Washington Township Lioyd Shockey Oril Freeport Herbert Reim Watertown Herman Fennis H. A. Walters Marilyn Walters Florence Allen Belleville Walters Claudia Allen

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Immanuel Evangelical Church Roy Ruff Jr Stanley Mauermann Herman Siedschlag Naperville Ill Milo Miller Harry Smith Leland Jordan Melvin Siedschlag Frank Siedschlag Glarus Mrs Henry Pauli U. S U.S Chicago Grain Market Blumer Brewing CO Chiropractic M. J. Gonstead Res O. D. Curtis Richardson Milwaukee Store For Women Centurama Hunt Obed Adee Farm Bureau the Store For Women Lee Amuna Shorty Alvin F. Rote
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