Engagements for Corrine and Gloria Hanson Inked
Social events note Corrine Hanson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry V Hanson of Blanchardville to a former Monroe resident Corrine and Gloria of Madison with no wedding date yet set. Miss Gloria Hansen plans to wed James H Hendrickson Aug 17.
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Mir
Harry V. Hanson
Blanchardville
Corrine
Monroe
Gloria
Madison
Green Lee Germann
Hanson
Whitewater State Teachers College
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
College of Commerce
Freeport
Germann
South Pacific
General Foods Company
Kammerer clan hosts 82nd birthday dinner for Amelia Kammerer
Kammerer family members gathered Sunday for a birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Amelia Kammerer who marked her 82nd birthday. Attendees included Will Neurnberg of Madison Kermit Neurnberg Mac Farland Kermit Kammerer Monticello Warren Kammerer and children Joan Phyllis Wayne Pecatonica George Keen Arkel Keen J B Searles Arlene Vance Wall and Lydia Parker.
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George Keen
Arkel Keen
J. B. Searles
Arlene
Vance Wall
Lydia Parker
Roxie Club Hosts Evening Card Party Honors Three Winners
Three tables of 500 were in play at a Roxie club meeting last night with Mrs. Emma Leuenberger presiding. Honors went to Mrs. Fred Boesiger Mrs. Joe Rohner and Mrs. Emilie Kar len. Traveling prize awarded to Mrs. Arthur Spoerry.
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Roxie Club
Emma Leuenberger
Fred Boesiger
Joe Rohner
Emilie Karlen
Arthur Spoerry
Mae Knight
Emma Babler
Emma Holtshopple
Girl Scout Troop 10 Heads to Camp for Weekend Outing
Girl Scout Troop No. 10 leaves this morning for a two day one night trip to Riverview on Sugar River near Brodhead. Accompanied by Mrs. Russel Prien and others, the group will spend the outing at the camp with several chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Prien
Judith Anne Holland
Sandra Haworth
Elizabeth Waelchli
Joan Zwvggart
Shirley Gorder
Marilyn Plate
Jodelie Riffle
Milwaukee Man Sentenced in Basement Death Case
Julius Deurwaeder, 62, Milwaukee, was given concurrent terms of 14 to 25 years and 1 to 8 years in the state prison at Waupun after pleading guilty to the charge connected with the Feb 16 death of Henry J. Ratz 57 in a basement apartment where Deurwaeder was a roomer. Circuit Judge Gerald J. Boileau of Wausau presided in municipal court.
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Milwaukee
Julius Deurwaeder
Waupun
Deurwaeder
Gerald J. Boileau
Wausau
Henry J. Ratz
Former Brodhead Man Resigns at Rockford Memorial
Stanley Wilsey former Brodhead resident resigns as superintendent of Rockford Memorial hospital to become director of institutes at Elizabeth Kenny Foundation. He will staff ten foundation hospitals for infantile paralysis treatment with headquarters in Minneapolis. First assignments include two hospitals in New York and New Jersey this fall. Wilsey served 15 years as Mercy hospital lay director in Janesville and three years at Rockford. native of Newark New Jersey and Midwest dweller since Wisconsin education. He served two years as army ordnance captain before joining Rockford staff.
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Brodhead
Times Special Service
Stanley Wilsey
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Wilsey
Minneapolis
New York
New Jersey
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Rockford Hospital
Newark
N. J
University of Wisconsin
Rockford
Wisconsin Power and Light Supervisors Hold Session
W S MacDonald Monroe district manager presided at the Wisconsin Power and Light supervisors meeting in the firm’s conference room. Alexander Madison office showed two films "By Jupiter" and "Wings Over Alaska" to the 21 assembled. Morning session resumed after lunch at the Monroe hotel. Everett Ravn led evening classes for contact personnel.
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W. S. MacDonald
Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Ese Ee
OM c. Alexander
Madison
Jupiter
Alaska
Everett Ravn
Sales Analysis Institute
Army Air Force Will Start Recruit Drive
The 40th anniversary of the army air force on August 1 will begin a recruitment drive for enlistments. Local recruiter T Sgt Emmet A Norberg says progress toward peacetime goals continues since demobilization after V J Day. He notes ongoing moves toward peacetime aircraft goals with jet bombers and improved B 50 and B 29 derivatives. The recruiting office at the post office operates 8 to 5 four days a week.
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Army Air Force
Emmet A. Norberg
Air Force
T/Set
Romanian ex-king asks Brazil to honor Romanian divorce for marriage
Former King Carol of Romania seeks Brazilian recognition of his Romanian divorce to wed Elena Lupescu. Brazilian law rejects divorce but may recognize foreign decrees with proof. The couple had a late ceremony before Lupescu's recovery invalidated the initial rite.
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Carol and
Lupescu
Rio de Janeiro
Carol of
Romania
Mme
Elena Lupescu
Carol
Cunningham bill offers $4,000 loan with 3 percent rate
The proposal would provide a $4,000 loan to the veteran under the Cunningham bill at a 3 percent interest rate to be repaid over 40 years. Cunningham said he expects the measure to pass the committee.
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Cent
Cunningham
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago via USDA and Prices
The Chicago livestock market shows salable hogs at 8 000 with 10 500 total, mostly higher prices by weight. cattle and calves also strong with steers and yearlings up to 2.00, cows steady to firm. Butter and eggs move uneven as grain markets rally on government buying and cooler Midwest conditions.
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Chicago
USDA
Midwest
Board of Trade
Market Gains Dwindle as Trading Nears Close
New York stocks led a strong session with active upswing forces in the early hours but many leaders paused later. Large blocks of low-quoted issues boosted volume to about 1.1 million shares as transfers. rails rose then leveled. strong sectors included special issues and key names such as U S Steel, Bethlehem, Montgomery Ward, International Harvester, and Baltimore and Ohio. bonds steadied. cotton dipped 10 to 60 cents a bale.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Baltimore and Ohio
Veterans Farm Loans Bill Advances in House VA Committee
The House Veterans Affairs Committee approved legislation authorizing direct government loans up to 12000 for veteran farm purchases and proposing a 300 million dollar appropriation. Rep Cunningham of Iowa leads the bill to liberalize GI bill farm purchase provisions with expanded government backing beyond the current 50 percent guarantee cap.
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Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Rep
Cunningham
Iowa
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