Masonic Chorus Honors Rev Orians at 25th Anniversary
Green County Masonic chorus sang at the 25th wedding anniversary reception for Rev. and Mrs. Orians in Immanuel church. The event, planned by church members and Eva Spreng and WS groups, included gifts from the church and readings by William Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Orians
Green County Masonic Chorus
Portage
Eau Claire
Orians
Sente
Galesville
Ardath
Henry E. Babler
Harold Wagner
M. H. Stauffacher
Anna Legler
Charles Krueger
Milo Miller
Clara Zum Brunnen
Henry Kundert
Ezekiel Sawde Wheel
William F. Guthrie
Twenty-Six Attend MHS 1932 Class Reunion Picnic
Twenty six members and families of the Monroe High School 1932 graduating class met at Recreation Park for a picnic dinner and reunion. Evelyn Severson Cox and family traveled the greatest distance from Carmi Illinois, 400 miles, with other out of town attendees from Beloit Madison Rockton Monticello Browntown De Kalb Argyle and Neenan. Monroe alumni present included Theodore J. Burgy Jr Wesley Dodee Gilbert Baltzer Robert Goecks Chester Hasse Marion Hauser Forcade Jerome Howe Cynthia Hughes Ausmus Edna Goecks Johnson Roy Kubly Gottfried Leiser Kenneth Stuart Mary White Geil Kathryn Bowen Etter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Recreation Park
Evelyn Severson Cox
Carmi
Gilbert Baltzer
Robert Goecks
Chester Hasse
Marion Hauser Forcade
Jerome Howe
Cynthia Hughes Ausmus
Herbert
Edna Goecks Johnson
Roy Kubly
Gottfried Leiser
Kenneth Stuart
Mary White Geil
Katheryn Bowen Etter
Weaver Seylers Feted On Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Seyler were honored at a party at their Jefferson township home for their 18th wedding anniversary. Co hosts were Mrs. William Tschudy and Judy Seyler. Honors in 500 went to Otto Steinman, Mrs. Seyler, and William Heinzelman. Others present included William Tschudy Ray Gempler Lara Raymond Andrew Boll and Chester Hasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Seyler
Jefferson Township
William Tschudy
Judy Seyler
Otto Steinman
Seyler
William Heinzelman
Seylers
Messrs
Mmes
Ray Gempler
Lara and
Raymond
Andrew Boll
Chester Hasse
Trickel Family Reunion At Recreation Park
Sixty Trickel relatives attended the annual reunion at Recreation Park yesterday. A picnic lunch followed by games brought together families from Rockford Dixon Freeport Evansville Monticello Clarno Footville and Montgomery County areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trickel
Recreation Park
Hulda Trickel
Mmes
Ray Niffenegger
August Plantico
Rockford
Arlie Trickel
Freeport
Grabo
Dixon
Glenn Trickel
Harry Larson
Eveansville
Norman Ritschard
Monticello
Robert Wuetrich
Clarno
Clifford Trickel
Elet
Footville
Miss Marilyn Kubly and John W Smith United in Grace Church Rites
Miss Marilyn Jean Kubly daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert R Kubly and John Wells Smith son of Mr and Mrs Henry Smith were married at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev Clarence C Warfel officiating A reception followed in the church parlors The couple will live at the bride’s home while the groom farms and both are locally connected to Sterling Albany and Monroe with attendance from surrounding towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Kubly
John W. Smith
Grace Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Marilyn Jean Kubly
Herbert R. Kubly
John Wells Smith
Henry Smith
Sterling
Ill
Clarence C. Warfel
Barbara Boyd
Verla Wahl
Albany
Truy
Jean Asbury
Sterling, Il
Morris Pederson
Blanchardville
Evelyn Riegel
Brodhead
Nancy Farmer
David Smith
Harold Smith
Willard Smith
Richard Smith
Daryl Kubly
Eugene Farmer
Kubly
Mrs. Smith
Nancy Johnson
Janet Farmer
Monroe
Marjorie Hughes
Betty Quint
Joann Stephenson
Wisconsin
St. Clare Hospital
Albert Heiman
Bluff View Park
Freeport
Monticello
Forty at Schwarzenberger-Winiger Family Reunion
Forty relatives attended the annual Schwarzenberger Winiger reunion at the Joseph Schwarzenberger farm east of here. Paul Vetterli of New Glarus was named president for 1953 with Mrs. Donald Alston of Monroe as secretary-treasurer. Attendees came from Chicago Milwaukee Rockford Ann Arbor and Prairie du Lac. The next gathering will be at the Henry Vetterli farm in Clarno on the third Sunday in July 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwarzenberger - Winiger
Joseph Schwarzenberger
Here
Paul Vetterli
New Glarus
Donald Alston
Monroe
Chicago
Milwaukee
Rockford
Ann Arbor
Prairie du Lac
Henry Vetterli
Clarno
Pythian Sisters Plan Park Picnic Schedule
Pythian Sisters set the annual picnic for tomorrow at 6 30 PM at Recreation Park shelter house with a pot luck meal and special entertainment. Co chairs are Mrs Walter Freitag and Mrs Clara Thompson assisted by Mrs Gerald Poff Mrs Russell Larson and Mrs A G Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Pythian Sisters
Walter Freitag
Clara Thompson
Gerald Poff
Russell Larson
A. G. Nelson
Eisenhower silent on Democratic nominee choice
General Dwight D. Eisenhower declined to name a preferred Democratic challenger as the party opened its Chicago convention to pick an opponent for the November race. He is vacationing at a Rocky Mountain ranch with his staff and will decide on a Los Angeles Veterans of Foreign Wars speech in coming days.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Aksel Nielsen
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Nielsen
Denver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Los Angeles
American Legion
Madison Square Garden
New York
Decatur 4 H Club Tour Heads to Local Homes
The Decatur 4 H Club plans a July 22 tour starting at Nancy Pryce s home and ending at the Marvin Mahlkow farm. Members wishing to host a stop should contact club leader Mrs Marvin Mahlkow or president Lorraine Zimerli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur 4-H
Nancy Pryce
Marvin Mahlkow
Lorraine Zimerli
Judith Lee
Three on Bus Hurt In Richfield Crash
A Greyhound bus carrying Milwaukee passengers left Highway 167 near Richfield Wisconsin, struck a tree, injuring three seriously and 14 with cuts and bruises. Driver Clarence Stremcha of Holmen was uninjured. Seriously hurt were Frank Kostuch 65 Carl Dahm 51 and Anna Hansen 22.
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Richfield
Wis
Greyhound
Washington County
Milwaukee
R. W. Laubenheimer
West Bend
Clarence Stremcha
Holmen
Trask Bridge Picnic Leaders Increase Preparations
The Trask Bridge committee plans the world s largest farm picnic to be held Aug 27, north of Rockford. Clarence Christen general chairman and Burritt grange master leads the effort with Leland Schwarz grounds, Clarence Alex publicity, Milton Krug concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRASK
Trask Bridge
Rockford
Clarence Christen
Burritt Grange
Leland Schwarz
Clarence Alex
Milton Krug
Golconda Fortress and Diamond Trade Legacy
Golconda near Hyderabad in the Deccan rose to fame for vast wealth tied to diamonds cut in its workshops. The area earned its name from the legendary gems, shaping a storied link between fortress, trade, and royal patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golconda
Hyderabad City
Deccan
South Democrats face tough spot over civil rights plank
James Marlow analyzes how five southern delegations can go home if displeased with the Chicago convention, risking a split and possible loss of southern electoral votes. He notes Senate rules and regional fracture complicate civil rights legislation, shaping southern leverage and party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Truman
Eisenhower
Convention
Dem
Ocratic
Congress
U. S. Senate
Senate
Eooly
Southerners Push for More Concessions at Convention
Promises into action Southerners push to secure additional concessions from the convention amid ongoing negotiations and political maneuvering.
Police Note Firms Leave Stores Dark
Police checked downtown businesses weekend and found 41 firms in total darkness at night without night lights. Police Chief J H Schwaiger warned Monroe has been lucky with burglaries but danger increases as patrols face harder tasks and dark stores are more at risk of robbery or vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Schwaiger
Monroe
GOP Candidates Plan State Drives
Wisconsin Republican Committee maps campaign tours by Gov Kohler U S Sen McCarthy and Atty Gen Thomson to span all counties before the Sept 9 primary. McCarthy limited by sinus operation to few speeches. Kohler opens in Sheboygan and visits most districts. Thomson starts in the Sixth District with August stops. other candidates also plan separate campaigns. Claude Jasper named treasurer after Ringling resigns. Wayne Hood urges party harmony and broader district programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Republican Voluntary Committee
Kohler
U. S
McCarthy
Thomson
Sheboygan
George M. Smith
Warren R. Smith
Maurice B
Antigo Priest Msgr Saile Dies at 91 After Fall
Rt Rev Msgr Conrad C Saile, 91, longtime pastor of St John’s Antigo, died from complications after a fall July 2 that caused a broken hip. He celebrated 68 years since ordination in June and served Antigo since 1893, becoming a monsignor in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigo
Wis
Conrad C. Saile
St. John’s Catholic Church
Wisconsin
Msgr
Saile
Wisconsin Airman Drowns in Texas Creek
Airman 3rd Class Clifford A. Phillips, 20, of Superior Wisconsin, drowned Saturday in Spring Creek near San Angelo Texas. He received artificial respiration and oxygen in a hospital for 2% hours in an effort to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
San Angelo
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Weaver Seylers
Browntown
UBL YS
D. Wes Wallpaper
U.S. Coast Guard
Mackinac
Staten Island
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N.Y
Gripsholm
South
By James Marlow
Robert E
Zuercher
Schuetze’s Clothing
Green County Fair
Ben Hur
GOP
Ling
Baraboo
Ringling
Wayne J. Hood
LaCrosse
the Times
Msgr.Saile
Ace Hardware
Aca View
Victor Irgt “Livingston
RCA Victor
Livingston
U.S
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