Monroe County Club Auxiliary Hosts Large Bridge Party
The Monroe county club auxiliary hosted an indoor social event with 12 bridge tables and guest prizes for Bette White of Lake Geneva and Mrs Matthew Legler of Buffalo. Guests included multiple members and out of town visitors as hostesses prepared for July 18 and Aug 9 activities with breakfast, golf, luncheon, and a costume prize day at Nakoma Country club in Madison.
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Monroe County Club
Mes
Roland W. Blaha
Otto We Eepu
E. A. Janke
Hermanitz
Alvin A. Kubly
Peter Solomon
Paul W. Neubauer
Bette White
Lake Geneva
Matthew Legler
Buffalo
N. Y
Mmes
Edward Roth
Relph Fosshage
Harold Mygard
Mt. Horeb
Maynard Julson
Arkansas
Daniel Wyss
Monroe
Sally Ransdell
Chicago
Mildred Dick
Monticello
Robert W. Goetz
Nathan L. Goetz
Fred Feutz
Decatur Country Club
Brodhead Women’s
Nakoma Country Club
Madison
Robert E. Hardell
Gebhard Hauser
Robert G. Rote
Glen
H. Kubly
E. C
Moritz Smith wed in Zwingli ceremony
Miss Ruth Mildred Moritz of Pueblo daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Moritz and James Dale Smith son of Mrs Doll Smith of Pueblo exchanged marriage vows at 11 this morning in Zwingli church. The double ring ceremony was by Rev A R Achtemeier. The bridal party wore matching gowns and the reception followed at the parish house. The bride, a Monticello High School and University of Wisconsin graduate, is a medical technologist. the groom, a University of Colorado graduate and athletics coach, is a Sigma Chi. They will honeymoon in the Black Hills and reside at 1111 East 1th Street Pueblo.
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Monticelio
Rames
Ruth Mildred Moritz
Pueblo
Colo
Albert Moritz
James Dale Smith
Doll Smith
Zwingli Church
A. R. Achtemeier
Alvin F. Moritz
Monroe
Delbert J. Moritz
Mmes
Bertha Love Éland
Anna Elmer
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Dallas Wild
Willis Elmer
Miss Gretchener
Monticello High School
University of Wisconsin
Smith
University of Colorado
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Black Hills
South Dakota
East 1Th Street
Bethel Bible School Picnic At Recreation Park
Bethel Bible School ends its two week session with a picnic planned for tomorrow noon at Recreation Park. If rain cancels, the event will be postponed. Sunday at 8 pm the 50 attending children will perform a choral program and pageantry in the church auditorium. A display will show summer work activities and projects. Teachers include Mrs George Campbell and Mrs Frank Stamm. Rev and Mrs Lawrence A Brown assisted by Gloria Geppler Lorine Rod and others.
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Mary Spe
Bethel Church
Recreation Park
George Campbell
Frank Stamm
Lawrence A. Brown
Gloria Gempeler
Lorine Rod
Mmes
Nettie Baltzer
W. H. Walters
Ervin Matzke
James R. Weir
Roy Roderick
Aleatha Burl
June Drake
Kohli Talks On Australian Trip At Aid Society
Kohli will speak tomorrow at 3 30 pm during Universalist Aid Society events highlighting his world journey and stay with his daughter in Australia. The program opens with an all day quilting party and noon picnic lunch. A business meeting follows at 3 with multiple club co chairmen and bake table leaders named in the notices.
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Ronn
Australia
Universalist Aid Society
Aid Society
Mmes
E. N. Churchill
Harry C. Young
Cora Leck
Victor L. Heuer
Russell ¥. Grant
Paul W.’Weirich
Ray Young
John A. Becker
Henry M. Elmer
Eva Galusha
Ozora Thorpe
Gottlieb Karlen
Miss Calder to Wed Richard O Priebe
Milwaukee announces the engagement of Jane Calder daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Calder of 2420 12th Street to Richard O Priebe son of Mr and Mrs Richard Priebe of Eagle River. Jane Calder studies hygiene at the University of Wisconsin while Richard Priebe a UW graduate serves as associate editor of Bowling Magazine Milwaukee official publication of the American Bowling Congress and is a member of Sigma Phi journalism fraternity. Ro plans have been made for the wedding.
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Miss Calder
R.O. Preibe
Milwaukee
John C. Calder
12Th Street
Jane
Richard O. Priebe
Richard Priebe
Eagle River
University of Wiscon
Priebe
Bowling Magazine
American Bowling Congress
Sigma Herts Chi
Rockford Hosts Brodhead Garden Club Tour
Rockford Fun and Flower group hosted members and friends of the Garden club on Monday guiding a tour of Sinissippi park gardens. Attendees included Mines, Minnie Colliere, William Baumgartner, R. J. Douglas, Guy Earleywine, H. Haagensen, J. D. Porterfield, J. H. Roderick, Emma Reichjeiner, Ruth Schwartzlow, Albert Sommerfeldt, George Wolfe, Max Wyss, c. J. Jones, Wolfe Qyeland, Clay Edwards, Ben Hartman, Arvetta Smith, Elsa Heins, Misses Lois Gill and Pearl Engebretson.
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Brodhead
Rockford
Garden Club
Sinissippi Park Gardens
Mines
Minnie Colliere
William Baumgartner
R. J. Douglas
Guy Earleywine
H. 3. Haagensen
J. D. Porterfield
J. H. Roderick
Emma Reich- Jeiner
Ruth Schwartzlow
Albert Sommerfeldt
George Wolfe
Max Wyss
C. J. Jones
Wolfe Qyeland
Clay Edwards
Ben Hartman
Arvetta Smith
Eisa Heins
Misses Lois Gill
Pearl Engebretson
Monroe Girls Leave For Princeton Vocal Study Trip
Monroe girls JoAnne Zwygart Lenett al Steinman and Delores Hodgson depart for Princeton New Jersey to enroll in a three week vocal music program at Westminster Choir College directed by Dr John Finney Williamson. Zwygart travels with her mother sister and Mrs Bruce M Blum to Milwaukee to join Olgar Buth Monroe schools music teacher for the trip. Steinman and Hodgson proceed to Chicago with Hodgsons parents then onto Princeton. Steinman is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Steinman.
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Monroe
Princeton
JoAnne Zwygart
Lenett al Steinman
Delores Hodgson
N. J
Westminster Choir College
John Fintey Williamson
Zwygart
Otto Zwygart
Dan L. Ault
Bruce M. Blum
Milwaukee
Olgar Buth
Monroe Schools
Westminster
Steinman
Hodgson
Chicago
Sherman G. Hodson
Miss Steinman
John E. Steinman
Mrs. Ruter Named Delegate to International Moose Convention
Mrs. Edward Ruter was named delegate from Monroe lodge of the Women of Moose to attend the International convention in Chicago and Mooseheart from August 20 through 24. The highlight is the August 20 dedication of the House of God at Mooseheart. The lodge met last evening with 40 members present. Lunch was served by Frances Trickel Anna Holcomb and Lillian Ault. Mrs. Walter Baumgartner planned the entertainment.
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Ruter
Moose
Edward Ruter
Monroe Lodge
the Women of Moose
Chicago
Mooseheart
House of God
Mmes
Frances Trickel
Anna Holcomb
Lillian Ault
Walter Baumgartner
Miss Marilyn Haman Plans Aug 6 Nuptials
Miss Marilyn Haman of route 1 announces her engagement to Marvin Bidlingmaier of Winslow and their Aug 6 wedding at St John’s church Monroe. She is a Juda high school graduate and plans the ceremony with her parents Mr and Mrs Chester Haman.
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Yuua Opecsay
Chester Haman
Route 1
Marilyn
Marvin Bidlingmaier
Albert Bidlingmaier
Winslow
St. John's Church
Monroe
Miss Haman
Juda High School
Picnic Planned Here at Recreation Park Today
Mr Bidlingmaier, a Winslow high school graduate now working on his father’s farm, recalls playing past year at Woolworth’s store in Monroe. The Brodhead Congregational church and Sunday school picnic is being held at Recreation Park today.
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Woolworth’s
Monroe
Bidlingmaier
Winslow High School
Brodhead Congregational Church
Recreation Park
Browntown Youth Center Plans Outlined by Executive Committee
The Browntown Youth Committee and executive group approved summer use plans for the new center. Members elected include Gene Ellingson as president,Bety Lou Soddy vice president, Marilyn Teuscher secretary, Paul Vincent treasurer, and Maryn Rockow, Karen Lewis, Leona Foulker as members at large with Mrs. William May Rev. Walter H. Waeckerle and Rev. Ralph K. Kofoed of Man assisting. Center hours will be 1 to 10 p.m. daily and 1:30 to 5 p.m. Saturdays for children. Regular meetings will occur every other Monday to guide ongoing development, painting, sewing, and cleanup in the village hall back room where a youth caravan previously organized activities. The space features soft green and yellow colors with furnishings and decor donated by local citizens, and games have been received to support future use.
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Browntown
Opecilly
Gene Ellingson
Bety Lou Soddy
Marilyn Teuscher
Paul Vincent
Mariyn Rockow
Karen Lewis
Leona Foulker
Atarge
William May
Walter H. Waeckerle
Ralph K. Kofoed
Man
Reguar
Ice cream social at St Victor’s on church lawn
Friends of St Victor's church are invited to an ice cream social next Sunday from 4 to 8 p m on the church lawn with a rain plan for the parish hall. Bring your friends.
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St. Victor’s Church
Madison filing shows Schmitt and Fairchild seek offices
Leonard F. Schmitt Merrill attorney filed as a Republican candidate for governor. Other filings include Thomas E. Fairchild Verona for U S senator on the Democratic ticket, Andrew J. Biemiller Milwaukee for U S representative from the 5th district, Democrat, Ernest Kluck Stevens Point for Congress from the 7th district, Democrat, Henry McGowan Okauchee Democrat for state senate from the 33rd district, Oscar Eis Two Rivers Democrat for state senate first district, William E. Owen Menomonie Republican for 29th state senate, Louis J. Fellenz Jr Fond du Lac Republican for the 6th Congress, William Nugent Endeavor Republican for 31st state senate, Arthur Holman Cameron Republican for 29th state senate, Anne H. Wicklund Gile Democrat for Iron and Vilas county assembly, Clarence Gilley Rhinelander Republican for Florence Forest and Oneida county assembly.
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Madison
Leonard F.schmitt
Merrill
Thomas E. Fairchild
Verona
U. S
Andrew J. Biemiller
Milwaukee
Congress
Ernest Kluck
Stevens Point
Henry McGowan
Okauchee
State Senate
Oscar E
Iron and Vilas County
Clarence Gilley
Rhinelander
Florence, Forest and Oneida County
Monticello Social Peeks In Home Visits
Monticello residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of weekend and weekday calls. Mr and Mrs Willard Hefty host Terry and 3ail at Middleton Beach. Rosemary Wittenwyler and Marlene Marty spent the weekend at the Hefty home. The Kubly party from New Glarus called on W S Hoesly and Delmar Kubly’s group left with RoxAnn and Kris Kubly after a week there.
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Willard Hefty
Terry
Middleton Beach
Anton Hefty
Rosemary Wittenwyler
Marlene Marty
Delmar Kubly
Herman Kubly
Marien’ Duerst
Dorothy Henning
New Glarus
W. S. Hoesly
RoxAnn
Kris Kubly
Delmar Kublys
Norman Stautfer
Doris Vartonian
Stockton
Calif
John Wittenwyler
Wittenwyler
Herman
Cave of the Mounds
Mt. Horeb
William Arnold
Karen
Madison
Dave Brink
Judith
Bobby Kingdon
Monroe
Jacob Legler
Kenneth Lovell
Gary Monroe
William Pagel
Gail
Kay Cairns
Local families host visitors and share weekends in Monroe area
Fennimore and Monroe families welcome relatives and friends for weekend visits and daily gatherings. The list includes Cairns, Blum, Wittwer, Schindler, Meier, Dooley, Escher, and others from Madison, New Glarus, Brooklyn, Verona, Albany, and Janesville, with trips to Okee and Milwaukee noted.
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Fennimore
Ralph Cairns
Fred Escher
Gregory
Richard
Mary
Ann Blum
Monroe
Jimmy Dadl
Madison
John G. 'Blum
Paul Veenie
Messrs
Mmes
W. H. Wittwer
Jerry
Kathryn
Henry Carlson
Edgerton
E. R
Shirley
Billy
Okee
Lake Wisconsin
Ralph Schuler
Fred Duertschi
Adams
Matt Zentner
Dick Freitag
Lester Kroes
Milwaukee
H. F. Stoll
Market snapshot show cattle hogs and grains mixed
Chicago markets report slow hogs steady to higher with top 24.50 and most weights 21 to 24. Cattle and calves slow with steers steady to 25 cents lower heifers down 25 cents, cows down up to 75 cents. Vealers steady with fed steers and yearlings 29.00 to 31.50. calves receipts listed. Produce unsettled with live poultry prices unchanged. butter and eggs firm. Cash grains show No 2 red 2.23, corn 1.58, oats 0.95, wheat July 2.26 and soybeans 3.15. Chinchilla ranch stock note about descendants from 1923 importation.
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Chicago
USDA
Athletes Foot Itch Not Hard To Kill In One Hour
At Kempt Pharmacy today in a brief health item, the note claims Athletes Foot itch can be cured in one hour with 90 percent penetration touted by the advertisement. The odd fragment references Mori and a local outlet but lacks coherent details.
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Ide
Mori
Kempt Pharmacy
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Don Simons
Green Bay
Fred Thole
Cassville
Martha Galli
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Eau Claire State Teachers College
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