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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1946

Page

3

Social Events Install Officers of G U G G Ladies

Ella Slipper of Milwaukee grand secretary presided at a G U G G ladies installing session. Officers installed included Joe Riedweg as president J L Babler as vice president Kubly as recording secretary Lengacher as co secretary Violet Wilkinson as treasurer Mary Lengacher as guide Jaco Stauffacher as guard Franz Geisier Anna Morgenthaler and John Cassanova as trustees W E appeared in attendance.

Ella Slipper Milwaukee Joe Riedweg J. L. Babler Kubly Mia Lengacher Violet Wilkinson Mary Lengacher Jaco Stauffacher Franz Geisier Anna Morgenthaler John Cassanova W. E

Fete At Ten Eyck Home Attracts Local Friends

Guests gathered at the home of Mrs. Margaret Ten Eyck in Brodhead and were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mitler of Brodhead and Mrs. Warren Cain of Evansville as part of a social fete.

Brodhead Margaret Ten Eyck Arthur Mitler Warren Cain Evansville

Honors Awarded to Mrs Karlen and Mrs Knight

Remarks mention honors won by Mrs Kate Karlen and Mrs Mae Knight at a local event held in a private home, with refreshments provided afterward.

Kate Karlen Mae Knight

Simmons School Ice Cream Social Draws Residents

Simmons school north of Monroe hosted an ice cream social on the school lawn last evening. A large crowd from Monroe and Monticello attended the event.

Simmons School Monroe Monroe and Monticello

Premature Explosion Alarms Atomic Test Rehearsal

A magnesium flash bomb used to synchronize cameras detonated 51 minutes early during a rehearsal for an under water atomic test aboard the USS Mt. McKinley. Vice Admiral Blandy assured the public there is no danger to personnel and that the actual bomb will not fire prematurely during next Wednesday's blast.

Mt. McKinley W. H. P. Blandy

Deer Bank Question Highlights Lapp Wealth View

A Lap plander from Kiruna Sweden asks a bank cashier how many reindeer serve as security for a large sale proceeds. The incident follows Neagle rating a rich man and his first bank encounter focusing on wealth measured in reindeer.

Kiruna Sweden Lapplander Lapp

Livestock Market Report Chicago USDA Updates Prices

Salable hogs 7 000 with total 14 000 as slow trade cuts 25 to 50 cents from Thursday. Cattle 4 000 with calves 500. steers and heifers 50 cents lower, top 24.00 for one load. sheep 1 000, spring lambs steady to 50 cents lower, top 20.75. Live poultry weak hens, strong chickens. eggs and butter weak. Grain futures show corn down 5 cents, oats down over 3 cents. wheat steady.

Chicago USDA OPA

Wall Street Slips as Market Dims Across Leaders

A broad downbeat session in New York left most major stocks in the red after a weak opening. Few gains appeared as price controls, rising costs, and labor fears weighed on sentiment. Notable declines hit U S Steel and allies while occasional movers included Public Service of New Jersey and Woolworth amid a mixed bond and commodity picture.

Wall Street New York U.S. Steel Republic Steel Goodyear U. S. Rubber Montgomery Ward Boeing Douglas Aircraft Anaconda Western Unnion “A American Can Allied Chemical Southern Pacific Hiram Walker Public Service N. J Chesapeake & Ohio Woolworth

Vacationers and visitors listed in New Glarus area

Mrs Henry Pauli and Mr and Mrs Casper Hefty with family and Mrs Ida Maurer vacation in northern Wisconsin. Visitors include Miss Lena Held from Wauwatosa and Miss Ruby Glaedon from Madison. Local plans note no church service next Sunday at the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church. Evening Times urges readers to check used car ads.

Casper Hefty Ida Maurer Wisconsin Moritz Krugjohann Rockford Jacob Hefty Charles Heiden Shirley Charles New York E. V. Hicks Ruby Glaedon Madison 0. A. Glaedon Harold Gerry Karl E. Mueller John Mueller Scotty Heisler Lena Held Wauwautosa Waldo Freitag John Mary Jo Belleville Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church Showers Zweifel A. R. Achtemeier Buddy Ray Edwards Philadelphia Monticello Albany Howard Freitag Beaver Dam J. M. Freitag Freitag New Glarus

Army to rely on volunteers for rest of 1946

The army plans to meet strength targets mainly through civilian volunteers as the draft extends to March 31, 1947 but excludes 18 year olds. Induction estimates total 93,000 over nine months, with 13,000 aged 19, 39,000 aged 20–30, and 41,000 who will turn 19.

Washington Army Selective Service Headquarters Sam Gordon E. Textor War Department Textor Army Air Forces Marine Corps Navy

Community Notices From Albany and Surrounding Towns

Residents and visitors frequent Baraboo and Madison areas as family and friends travel for visits and reunions. The Atherton family held a village park picnic with numerous relatives while others plan church youth participation and attendance at a junior high assembly in Green Lake.

Anton Stauffacher Baraboo Robert Ramsay Atherton Village Park Harry Atherton E. D. Porterfield Carlyle Porterfield Janet Phillip J. P. Atherton Harold Kurth Elmer Atherton Betty Wheeler Carol Wood Green Lake R. C. Werner Harold Bernhagen Robert Oak Park A. C. Oliver Bernhagen George Barton Tujunga Calif Jane Smith Marjory Evans Deerfield Jacob Schindler Emery Schindler Riceville John Thornton Marvin Moore Brodhead Moore Albert Phillips Brooklyn N. Y Charles Phillips Great Lakes Earl Zwickey Ewald Richard Babler Robert Jones Warren Smout Chicago Clarence Bly Mary Ruth Winona Minn Minn., To Visit Mrs. Bly’s Mother and Sister, Mrs. Thomas Carpenter Doris Mr. Bly Mahlon Bly Madison Harry Baker Phyllis Bunker Hill Ill Waupun Baker Brooks Hazel Hallie Turner Paterson N. J Lelia Claudia Turner Hallie Washington

Monticello Social Notes Report Visits and Church Notices

Monticello and nearby towns feature visitors from Peru Janesville Madison and Chicago. Family gatherings include Freitag and Blum relatives with trips to Yellowstone and the Black Hills. Local churches list services with no preaching at Grace and Washington Reformed and Zwingli Evangelical note absence of choir rehearsals.

Fred G. Blum Marian Madison Fred K. Hefty Henry D. Freitag John Elmer W. D. Elmer Monroe Frederick Steinmann Robert Lithan Peru Dwight Zweifel Robert Joan Showers Zweifel Adolph Rindy Primrose Herman Wirth Rockford Janesville Willis Marty Bridge Club J. R. Stahl Donald Barbara Kay Peoria J. J. Voegels Ben Feldt Ruth Kathleen Clarence Croft Evansville Yellowstone National Park Black Hills Max Schuett Ronald Chicago Fred W. Blum J. E. Blum Merrill Blum Fred Blum Glenn Showers Belleville Jimmy Zweifel Joan Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church A. R. Achtemeier Lena Stauffer Taylor Pacoima Caill Washington Reformed Church Grace Evangelical Church W. J. Abe Lomira

Monroe Students In Music Clinic To Be Heard

Monroe students join peers from Wisconsin in a two week summer music clinic at the university. A mass concert by orchestra and chorus closes the session with Dr. J Finley Williamson directing the chorus and Mr Brager leading the orchestra. Participants include Jean Schoonover June Schoonover Nancy Moldenhauer Ada Dobbs Martha Dobbs Edwin Andereck and Geraldine Chapman. The event will be broadcast.

Monroe Wisconsin Stock Pavilion Madison University J. Finley Williamson Westminster College Choir Mr. Brager Jean and June Schoonover Nancy Moldenhauer Ada Martha Dobbs Edwin Andereck Geraldine Chapman South Wayne

Hoesly Heads New Glarus American Legion Post

Kenneth H. Hoesly was elected commander of the Stuessy Kuenzi post at the July meeting. Most officers are World War II veterans. Charles Kammer retires as commander. Installation will occur at a county wide fall meeting. Other officers include Disch, Keunzi, Stuessy, Strickler, Bruni, Mueller, Haegele, Ott, Ziltner, Knobel, Bigler, Walter Ott, and Bernard Staley.

New Glarus Kenneth H. Hoesly Stuessy Jacob Bruni Ralph E. Mueller Joseph R. Haegele Quinton J. Ott Royal W. Ziltner Herbert T. Knobel Leonard J. Bigler Walter Ott Bernard L. Staley

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