Schneider Family Reunion Attendees Gather in New Glarus
The Schneider reunion brought together numerous Hefty, Schneider, Zweifel, Wittner and related families at New Glarus state park. Attendees included Joe Hefty and son Alvin, Charles Heesly and Charlotte, Paul Schneider, Oswald Schneider and Lila, Ronald, Janet, Robert Wittner and Rodney, Nathan Skiff of Yonkers, Margaret Zweifel and family, Nick Schneider, Herman Schneider, Willis Schneider, Gilbert Schneider, Pierce family, Janesville’s Palmer Zweifel, Whitewater’s Arthur Larson, Chicago’s Joe Hefty Jr. and daughter, Paul Hefty Jr., Knute Johnson, Alvin Steiner and family, Belle, Fern Hefty, and others from Madison.
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Schneider
New Glarus
Times
New Glarus State Park
Joe Hefty
Alvin
David
Charles Heesly
Charlotte
Chuck
Paul Schneider
Oswald Schneider
Lila
Ronald
Janet
Robert Wittner
Rodney
Nathan Skiff
Yonkers
Paulin Hefty
Knute Johnson
Alvin Steiner
Belle and Fern Hefty
Madison
Ellenbecker Burmeister wedding announced in Blanchardville
Friends in Blanchardville announce the marriage of Ellen Ellenbecker to Gerald George Burmeister son of Mr and Mrs G Burmeister Madison. The service was read July 21 in Luther Memorial church Madison. The couple will reside in Madison after a wedding trip to New York City.
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Ellenbecker-Burmeister
Blanchardville
Reardville
Gerald George Burmeister
G. Burmeister
Madison
Luther Memorial Church
Madardville
Burmeister
New York City
Local club names district officers and new chairmen
The ville Woman's club reports Mrs Pember named chairman for Green county and Mrs Rechsteiner retiring after two years. Miss Norma Mueller daughter of Mr and Mrs Reinhard Mueller has been accepted for TWA stewardess training leaving Friday to enroll in a two month program in Kansas City after Carroll college in Waukesha.
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Norma Mueller
Reinhard Mueller
TWA Airlines
Hostess entertains Roxy Club at three tables of 500
Mrs Emilie Karlen hosted the Roxy club at her home entertaining members with a game at three tables of 500 last evening.
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Emilie Karlen
Roxy Club
Dubach Announces Daughter Yvonne to Marry Elmer
Mr and Mrs Emil Dubach of Monroe route five announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Yvonne to Earl Elmer son of Mr and Mrs Edward Elmer of German town Wisconsin The couple plans a late spring ceremony in the community news.
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Emil Dubach
Monroe
Yvonne
Earl Elmer
Edward Elmer
Germantown
Wis
United States Looms as Liaison Officers to Korea Meetings
The United States will be asked to appoint liaison officers for the twice weekly meetings held at Duk Soo palace to coordinate diplomatic talks and security arrangements.
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United States
Duk Soo Palace
Buckingham Maki Wedding Held In Blanchardville Home
Mr and Mrs William Buckingham announce the marriage of their daughter Velma to Kauko G Maki son of Mr and Mrs Eino Maki The double ring ceremony occurred July 18 at the bride’s parents home A luncheon for 40 followed The couple will reside in West Allis Velma is Blanchardville high school graduate and medical secretary trainee and has worked in Milwaukee Kauko graduated West Allis high and served in the air corps
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Buckingham-Maki
Blanchardville
Times
William Buckingham
Velma
Milwaukee
Kauko G. Maki
Eino Maki
West Allis
Lorna Buckingham
Maki
Vernus Cassidy
San Francisco
Blanchardville High School
Spencerian College
West Allis High
Air Corps
Frautschy Reunion Honors Family Ties in Monroe
Twenty second Frautschy family reunion gathered in East Clarno church basement with 100 plus relatives and friends. A luncheon and social hour followed. Gifts went to youngest Linda Kay Holcomb and oldest John S. Frautschy, both Monroe residents. Officers elected: Arleigh J. Frautschy president, Merle Frautschy vice president, Faith Trumpy secretary treasurer.
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Frautschy
East Clarno
Linda Kay Holcomb
Earl Holcomb
John S. Frautschy
Monroe
Frank Frautschy
Madison
S. D
Hunt Moen Couple Wed In Charlotte Methodist Church
Miss Juanita Hunt daughter of Mr and Mrs Z M Hunt of Bastic North Carolina and Keith Moen son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Moen of Blanchardville were married June 23 in a Charlotte North Carolina Methodist church. Alice Parker served as maid of honor and John Dicker son was best man. The Moens plan to reside in Charlotte. Mrs Moen attended Geyer Business College Charlotte and works at Dixie Printing Co. Her husband studied at the University of Wisconsin before 37 months army service with the South Pacific. He now works in surveying for a Charlotte engineering firm. In Orangeville a postnuptial shower honored Mr and Mrs Cleve Dinges with about 150 guests from Monroe Freeport Clarno and Orangeville for dancing cards and luncheon and gifts.
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Dixie Printing Co
University of Wisconsin
South Pacific
Charlotte
Cleve Dinges
Legion Hall
Orangeville
Monroe
Freeport
Clarno
Condition of Mrs George Walters in Serious Hospital Case
Condition remains serious for Mrs George Walters hospitalized at St. Clare after several days of treatment.
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George Walters
St. Clare
Clarno 4-H Clubbers Stage Friday Evening Tea Cream Social
Members of the Clarno Classy Clubbers 4-H group will entertain oo and friends Friday evening with a tea and dessert program. The event promotes community participation and features local youth performers and guests.
Livestock Market Highlights from USDA Reports
USDA market notes show salable hogs 12 500 with 170 to 270 pound meat at 21.25 to 22.00, cattle 10 000 with yearlings rising and steers 26.25 top, sheep 5 500 with spring lambs around 20.00 and ewes near 9.00. Chicago reports steady live poultry prices, butter firmer, eggs unsettled, grain futures muted as oats and corn move on weather and demand.
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USDA
Washington
Chicago
I Grain Market
Finland
Kansas City
Great Lakes
Wall Street Trades Quiet Rally as Industrials Lead Gains
New York stocks staged a selective rally with weak industrials and rails recovering fractions. Steels led the comeback after an irregular open. Trading slowed after early flurries as some buyers stayed on the sidelines awaiting OPA action and further market clarity.
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New York
OPA
Monticello and Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Monticello by Mrs O D Curtis reports weekend visits and guests across towns. Bob Wagner from Madison stayed with O D Curtis and left with Doris Curtis after a stay in Monticello. Nearby visits include I B Pierce in Monroe to see ill Arthur Pierce. Albert Marty and Irene visited Whitewater relatives while Allen Riese and Ed Beer hosted guests in Monroe. Further visits feature Arthur McGill from Rockford, Adolph Meier party from Orfordville, and Carl T Albright's Racine group calling on Ja cob Voegels and Ellen Albright.
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James Hancock
Henry C. Klassy
Kenny Kundert
Wilbert
Lawrence Ratchel
Clifford Riese
Mary Ann
Werner Beer
Milligeville
Allen Riese
Ed Beer
Monroe
Arthur McGill
Rockford
Jacob Voegels
Adolph Meier
Rudolph
Orfordville
John Meier Sr
Weekend visits list from Monroe and surrounding towns
Monroe and nearby residents hosted and visited numerous relatives over the weekend. Guests included Telmer and Beth Ann Albright in Orangeville, Wallace Barlow and family in New Glarus, and multiple families from Janesville Monticello Madison Evansville Milton Junction Warren Platteville and Monroe sharing meals and hospital calls.
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Monroe
Telmer Albright
Leslie Albright
Orangeville
Wallace Barlow
Buz
Charles Schnetzler
Anna Schnetzler
Jack Hoskins
Madison
Robert Holcomb Sr
Robert Holcomb Jr
Nancy
Monticello
Kenneth Johnson
Dickie
Platteville
Clyde
Weekend Visitors Gather at Marty Home
Weekend guests from Rockford include sons Tommy and Billy visiting E. W. Marty, with Miss Eleanor Marty joining from the Campions. Local dinners host C. M. Stauffer and others, while families from Pacomia Footville Madison Monroe Chicago Elroy and nearby areas visit or travel.
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Tommy
Billy
Rockford
E. W. Marty
Eleanor Marty
Campions
C. M. Stauffer
Clifton Taylor
Ruth
Pacomia
Calif
Walter Gempeler
Footville
Jacob Stauffer
John
Robert
Marian
Kathryn
Jacob Stauffer Sr
Katie Stauffer
R. W. Woelffer
Royal Jr
O. D. Curtis
Madison
Royal
Albert Marty
Monroe
H. F. Stoll
Chicago
Stoll
Caroline Voegeli
Lydia Voegeli
John Larson
Victor
Clarence Wittwer
Nick Leutenegger
Elroy
Miller sentenced for negligent homicide in fatal car crash
William N. Miller, 38, a Minneapolis truck driver, pleaded guilty to negligent homicide and received a Waupun prison term of one year to one year and a day from County Judge Robert P. Clark. The June 30 automobile collision killed Anton Haase, 51.
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William N. Miller
Minneapolis
Waupun
Robert P. Clark
Miller
Anton Haase
Mt Olive Lutheran Mission Festival Scheduled
Mt Olive Lutheran church announces its annual mission festival to be observed next Sunday. A special divine service will be at 10 30 a m in the Episcopal chapel at 2019 10th Street, with Rev Oscar Siegler of Pickett Wisconsin as guest speaker. أهليات invited.
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Mt. Olive
If It Gets Hot Look in This Store Window
For a hot summer day shoppers can visit the W. R. Schuetze store for a complete change of seasons. One window features a cooling scene designed to give anyone shivers just to look at.
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W. R. Schuetze
Athletes Foot Remedy Promoted In Local Ad
An advertisement touts a foot fungus treatment labeled as highly effective. It claims rapid relief within one hour and promotes ingredients with high alcohol content for strong antiseptic action. The copy mentions availability at a local drug store and references a product name and seller.
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C. FF. Kempfert’s
Winter display contrasts coats and swimming toggery
A storefront presents overcoats to ward off winter winds while artificial snow decorates the scene, and across the way a full line of swimming toggery occupies the display window.
Seven U S Marines Reported Released by Communists
Chinese press claimed seven U S Marines captured July 13 southwest of Chinwangtao had been released, but the Marine Corps denied the report. A special truce team led by Col Morris Martin of Sacramento Calif remained in negotiations with the communists for their release.
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Peiping
U. S
Chinwangtao
Marine Corps
Morris Martin
Sacramento
Calif
Want Ad Promises Big Work For Small Price
A brief item touts the appeal of classified Want Ads offering substantial labor at a low cost, urging readers to consider ads for employment or services.
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