Former golf champion among guests at Monroe auxiliary luncheon
Eight guests from five states attended the Monroe Country Club auxiliary luncheon along with 49 members. Frances Hadfield of St. Petersburg Florida, Wisconsin amateur champion in 1917, led the golfers. Guests traveled far include Mrs Ethel Rose of San Francisco. Grace Johnson of Toledo. Mrs Marian Bonk and Miss Myrtle King of Chicago. Miss Betty White of Lake Geneva and Milwaukee residents Mrs Frederick Crombie and Mrs Daisy Heinmann. Hostesses were Mrs Phillip H Darling and Mrs Victor I Carson. Next week Brodhead and Freeport women will be entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Frances Hadfield
St. Petersburg
Fla
Wisconsin
Miss Hadfield
Ethel Rose
San Francisco
Ohio
Grace Johnson
Toledo
Chicago
Marian Bonk
Myrtle King
Betty White
Lake Geneva
Frederick Crombie
Daisy Heinmann
Milwaukee
Phillip H. Darling
Victor I. Carson
Kenneth W. Bauman
Brodhead
Freeport
Herman D. Fritz
C. J. Schwingel
Alfred B. Voegels
Ann O’flarity
Rodney O. Kittelsen
E. C. Hamilton
William Gyure
Monroe Couple Feted At Madison Gathering
Mr and Mrs Arthur W Black of Monroe were honored at a Madison dinner marking their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple, joined by Mr and Mrs George W Clark and their son Robert a UW senior, received an anniversary gift at the Hoffman House. Mr Black married Dorothy Ainlay of Belgrade Nebraska on July 16 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Black
7Th Street
Madison
George W. Clark
Robert
University of Wisconsin
Madison Area
Black
Dorothy Ainlay
Belgrade
Neb
Monroe
Local Farmers Buy Black and Clark Implement Co. Stake
Sterling Public Schools notes Thecks and Clarks have joined the Black and Clark Implement Co. in Sterling, expanding local agricultural supply services and creating new business associations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Public Schools
Thecks and Clarks
Associa
Black and Clark Implement Co
Langhard Von Klein Engagement Planned for August
Miss Mildred Langhard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Langhard of Zurich, is engaged to Gerald Von Klein. The wedding is set for Saturday August 9 at 2 30 PM at St John s Evangelical and Re formed church Monroe with Rev Paul C Kehle officiating. Langhard has worked as secretary at the Production and Marketing Association office in the Peterson block. Von Klein is bandmaster at Shullsburg High School. The couple will reside in Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Langhard
Zurich
Switzerland
Mildred Langhard
14Th Avenue
Gerald von Klein
Amelia von Klein
22Nd Avenue
Miss Langhard
Mr. von Klein
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Monroe
Paul C. Kehle
Mrs Frenzel Initiated at Moose Lodge Meeting
Mrs Paul Frenzel was initiated into the Women of the Moose at the regular meeting attended by 35 members. Officers held a chapter night with a silent auction of baked goods and refreshments served by Mrs Charles Schadwaldt and Miss Agnes Rinehardat. Three tables of 500 were played with Mrs Jake Strasser first and Mrs Jess Morton second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Frenzel
Women of the Moose Lodge
Charles Schadewaldt
Agnes Rinehardat
Jake Strasser
Jess Morton
Assistants named for Brandt Van Wagenen wedding
At St. John s church Sunday afternoon Miss Jean Brandt and Donald Van Wagenen wed. The bride s sister Karen Lueck led the guest book while Mrs. Robert Van Wagenen arranged gifts and Mrs. Wayne Shelton plus Mrs. Harold Shager helped serve. The bride s mother wore an orchid sheer dress and a gardenia corsage. The groom s mother wore navy blue with a gardenia corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Brandt
Donald van Wagenen
St. John’s Church
Karen Lueck
Robert van Wagenen
Monroe
Wayne Shelton
Juda
Harold Shager
Camp Albany Group Attends Green Lake Junior Camp
Reverend Kyle M. Miller of the Baptist church accompanies a group including Larry Douglas Anita Anderson Gloria Francis Miriam Miller Nita Parker Marita Reinitz and Donna Ruef to Green Lake for a week at junior high camp. They plan to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Albany
Kyle M. Miller
The
Baptist Church
Larry Douglas
Anita Anderson
Gloria Francis
Miriam Miller
Nita Parker
Marita Reinitz
Donna Ruef
Green Lake
John A. Sutter's 1851 Gold Riches Left Unprofitable
John A. Sutter failed to profit from the 1851 gold discovery on his 50,000 acre holdings. The vast land soon vanished in the ensuing gold fever and frenzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sutter
Evening craft demonstrations list in Wisconsin 4H event
A long itinerary lists numerous presenters across towns in Wisconsin including Janet Hoesly Beverly Kundert Jill White Rhoda Babbler Lillian Smith Nancy Webber Colleen Wolters and many others. Demonstrations cover sewing fruit drinks banana care table settings and safety topics with times from 10 50 a m to 3 45 p m and venues in Decatur Dutch Hollow New Glarus Brodhead and Clarno among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Hoesly
Brodad
Beverly Kundert
Brodhead
Nancy Kaderly
Davis
Beverly Dunaway
Richland
Karen Zimmerli
Decatur
Jill White
Jordan
Mary Alice Schlaff
Ernest Riesen
Pat Flanagan
Clarence Asmus
Donald Timm
Rhoda Babler
New Glarus
Lillian Smith
Nancy Weber
Smiley
Mary Ann Oberholzer
Marjory Klassy
York
Robert Hoffman
Dayton
Otto Erzinger
Monroe Agriculture
Ruth Ann Legler
Alice Mueller
Kay Drye
Judie Drye
Ullom
Susan TenEyck
Judith Kunder
Juday LaBorde
Kay Bartlett
Twin Grove
Colleen Wolters
Doris Williams
Alonda Dietmeier
Clarno
Kathleen Schutt
Dutch Hollow
Shirley Geigel
Isabel Kaderly
Juda
Lorene Eichelkraut
Donna Hefty
Beth Senn
Catherine Blum
Argus
Helen Bollig
Lou Ann Schindler
Gertrude Muel
Neushwander Couple Welcome Morris Baby Donald Jr
Mr and Mrs Donald Neushwander Morris Illinois and formerly Monroe announce the birth of a son Donald Jr at Morris hospital yesterday weighing 9 pounds 8 ounces. Two Milwaukee charter busloads of women stopped in Monroe at 7 30 p m yesterday en route home from a Dickeyville trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neushwander
Boen
Donald Neushwander
Morris
Ill
Monroe
Donald Jr
Morris Hospital
Milwaukee
Dickeyville
Visits in County by State Bureau Staff
Miss Faye Henry of the state bureau of handicapped visited the county today to meet prospective child patients for the school, accompanied by county nurse Miss Ruth Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Henry
State Bureau of Handicapped
Ruth Chase
UW Vet Course Sees Dr. Ferries Attend Wisconsin Program
Dr. Jeremy Ferries will join the fourth annual post graduate veterinarian course at the University of Wisconsin next Tuesday and Wednesday. Veterinarians will hear latest research on major Wisconsin animal diseases including brucellosis mastitis and coccidiosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremy Ferries
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Injured in Fall at Home Mrs Hawthorne Slightly Hurt
Mrs. Joseph Hawthorne aged 60 of 2006 11th Street injured her knee and left ankle in a kitchen fall last night. She was admitted to St. Clare hospital with sprained ligaments and no fractures. Her condition is listed as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hawthorne
11Th Street
Kitchen
St. Clare Hospital
Hawthorne
Conservation Workshop Trip Ends for Miss Blackford
Miss Marjory Blackford is expected home Saturday from Eagle River where she is attending the seventh annual conservation workshop. The event underscores ongoing efforts in wildlife habitat stewardship and education for youth participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Marjory Blackford
Eagle River
Wisconsin Teachers Join Tomorrow Camp and Family News
The item notes Wisconsin teachers in final week of Tomorrow camp and mentions travel to Three Lakes by Mr and Mrs Fred Roth. It adds Carl Marty Jr and Timms visits, with Carnation Farms manager Russell Pfeiffer in Seattle and Pernel Friedel in Viola. Friedel bought a bull at a recent Oosterhuis sale for 3350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Three Lakes
Fred Roth
Carl Marty Jrs
Timms
Russell Pfeiffer
Carnation Farms
Seattle
Wash
Pernel Friedel
Viola
Friedel
Oosterhuis
Oconomowoc
Bank at Brodhead Re elects All Officers
The Green ty Bank in Brodhead re elected officers and directors at the annual meeting and a dividend was declared. Officers include B. H. Roderick president J. C. Timm vice president G. N. Swartz cashier Mrs Elsie Schultz assistant cashier and Hale W. Grover assistant cashier. Directors are B. H. Roderick J. C. Timm G. N. Swartz John P. Derning D. I. Pierce D. L. Newcomer and A. O. Lehn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Lehn
Woman Drowns After Ladder Fall Into Farm Water Tank
Mrs. Anna Bahr Tramp, 61, of North Leeds, drowned yesterday when she fell from a ladder into a water tank on a farm near Portage Wisconsin. The accident occurred on the farm grounds and authorities investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Wis
Anna Bahr Tramp
North Leeds
Here
Wisconsin cash balance rises in state treasury
Wisconsin State Treasurer Warren R. Smith reported a cash balance increase from 3,385,400 dollars on June 1 to 4,085,752 dollars on July 1. The rise reflects stronger liquidity in state finances as the month closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Warren R. Smith
Gold Boiling Point Around Two Thousand Five Hundred Degrees
The report states that pure gold boils at approximately 2,500 degrees Celsius. This figure reflects the high melting and boiling properties of gold under standard pressure conditions.
Shrine KC Ball Game Plans Set At Masonic Temple
Shrine-KC ball game plans advanced at a meeting in the Masonic temple last night. The annual comedy game will be followed by a hard ball matchup between the Monroe Cardinals and the Shullsburg Badgers. Proceeds fund handicapped children projects by the Green County Shrine Club and Monroe Knights of Columbus Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine-Kc
Masonic Temple
Monroe Cardinals
Shullsburg Badgers
Green County Shrine Club
Monroe Knights of Columbus Council
4-H Junior Leaders Adopt Constitution
Green County Junior 4 H leaders met at the courthouse to adopt a constitution and arrange a lunch stand for the fairgrounds tomorrow. Delegates Catherine Blum Henry Blumer and Werner Vogel reported on the district leadership meeting at Madison. The next meeting is set for August 6 at New Glarus Roadside Park with a picnic planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Court House
Fairgrounds
Madison
Catherine Blum
Henry Blumer
Werner Vogel
New Glarus
Ferry officers and unions hold line in Michigan wage dispute
Officers on Lake Michigan and Detroit River ferries mark the end of the second week without concessions from the operating railroads or the officers' union in a bitter wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Detroit River Car Ferries
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. L. von Klein
Women of Moose
Mrs. Frenzel
Mer Mt. Piensahicy
Joan Ey . Ley
Jon Schuetz
Jeetah
Nancy Dickson
Ardis Cavern
Rose Schmid
Margaret Hermanson
Key Ruef
Spring Grove
Lorraine
Enid Zimmerli
WEEZ
Mondey
Monroe Entertainment
Singing Mermaids
Ste
Ree Vt Re van
Rae
Auto Polish
Pt. Con
Bank At
Detroit
Audrey Holtshopple
the Moose Hell
E. O. Evans
Monroe, Wis
Etude
Pat
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