Engagement announced for Miss Marian B Theiler to George Abplanalp
Mr and Mrs Arthur J Theiler of New Glarus announce the engagement of their daughter Marian B Theiler to George W Abplanalp son of Mr and Mrs Alex Abplanalp. Marian Theiler editor of the New Glarus Post attended University of Wisconsin journalism school in 1943 and returned to lead the weekly paper in Madison. Abplanalp a UW Delta Tau Delta member left studies to teach aviation, served as civilian instructor in army training schools during the war, and now helps manage Double A farms in Green County breeding hybrid seed corn. No wedding date has been set. Baby baptism note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Theiler
New Glarus
Mariam B
George W. Abplanalp
Alex Abplanalp
22Nd Avenue
Miss Theiler
New Glarus Post
School of Journalism
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Abplanalp
Delta Tau Soins
Texas
Washington
Green County
GUGG Lodge Regular Meeting in Turner Hall
Sixty four members attended the GUGG lodge meeting in Turner hall with J L Babler leading due to president Mrs Joseph Riedweg's western tour. Refreshments were by Mrs John Brugger. Honors in 500 went to Mrs Minnie Schiess and Mrs John Kubly. bridge honors to Mrs M J Knight and Mrs William Rieder. Next meeting set for August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gugg Lodge
Turner Hall
Ee J. L. Babler
Joseph Riedweg
John Brugger
Minnie Schiess
John Kubly
M. J. Knight
William Rieder
Surprise 65th Birthday for Henry Brunkow Held
Friends hosted a surprise party last evening to celebrate Henry Brunkow turning 65. Hostesses Mmes. Carl Miller and Edward Brunkow oversaw the gathering as four tables of 500 were enjoyed by guests with honors in cards awarded to Gustave Brunkow Carl Miller Mrs Genevieve Miller and Mrs Edward Brunkow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brunkow
Mmes
Carl Miller
Edward Brunkow
Gustave Brunkow
Genevieve Miller
Gratiot Announces Daughter Mary to Wed Earl Dunlevy
Leslie Des Gratiot announces the forthcoming marriage of his daughter Mary to Earl Dunlevy son of Mr and Mrs George Dunlevy Argyle on Monday July 28 at St Josephs church Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot
Leslie Des Gratiot
Mary
Earl Dunlevy
George Dunlevy
Argyle
St. Joseph's Church
Entertains Club Honors Given at Thursday Tea
Mrs Rey Rottler hosted the Thursday afternoon club with refreshments. Honors went to Mrs Edna Luch singer and Mrs Glen King for their contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Rottler
Edna Luchsinger
Glen King
Schulz Ziltner announce betrothal in Monticello
Engagement announced for Miss Doris Schulz daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Schulz and Royal Ziltner son of Mrs John J Stuessy of New Glarus. The betrothal was disclosed in Monticello with family greetings and plans for a future wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Doris Schulz
Lester Schulz
Royal Ziltner
John J. Stuessy
New Glarus
Miller Hasse wed in late evening church ceremony
Hattie Marie Miller daughter of the late Earl Trickel and Gustav Schmoldt and Wesley R. Hasse son of Rich ard and Mrs. Hasse united in marriage at St John s Evangelical and Re formed church parsonage with Rev P C Kehle officiating The couple will live on the groom s parents farm and engage in farming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller-Hasse
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hattie Marie Miller
Earl Trickel
Gustav Schmoldt
Wesley R. Hasse
Richard Hasse
P. C. Kehle
Harvey Trickel
Ice Cream Social at St Victor's Church Lawn
St Victor's church lawn hosted an ice cream social last evening with parish members and friends enjoying refreshments. Miss Ruthella Share sang selections while helpers included Mmes Glenn Brecklin Ralph Norder and many others assisting in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor’s Church Lawn
Ruthella Share
Mmes
Glenn Brecklin
Ralph Norder
Pauline Schwarzenberger
Lois Lundy
Mary Hess
Dolores Meyers
Kathleen Conway
Maxine Share
Margaret Kuster
Mary Ann Huber
Kathleen Jones
Jean Teehan
Jeannine Staffon
Herman Schmitz
Joseph N. Musser
James Farmer
Phillip Teehan
Richard
James Hyland
Gale
Gary Quinn
Richard Rupnow
William Conway
Dinner Party at Love Farm Brings Local Guests Together
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Love hosted a dinner party at their farm home in Washington township last evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moritz and son Delbert Harland Voegels Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Loveland and daughter LaVon and Mrs. Fannie Loveland of Monticello Miss Ruth Moritz of Pueblo Colorado and Miss Lucille Loveland of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Loveland
Washington Township
Albert Moritz
Delbert
Harland Voegels
Merlyn Loveland
LaVon
Fannie Loveland
Monticello
Ruth Moritz
Pueblo
Colo
Lucille Loveland
Monroe
Dinner Guests at Lueck Home Included Gustafsons
Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Lueck and family yesterday included Mrs. Edwin Gustafson and her daughters Lois and Dona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Lueck
Edwin Gustafson
Lois
Dona
Brannan Links U S Resources to Food Promise
Charles F Brannan told the Senate public lands subcommittee that the United States has the land resources to produce abundant food and goods while warning that without stronger soil preservation measures the outlook could worsen He said current soil and forest management is insufficient to sustain permanent high level productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles F. Brannan
United States
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Senate Public Lands
Brannan
Navarre boy cleared in double baby death case
Six year old Roger Cue of Navarre, Ohio, was reportedly cleared by pediatric tests at City Hospital Massillon in the baby killings case. Dr. Lemoyne Snyder cautioned the boy likely did not remove a baby from a crib, despite earlier admissions and a subsequent change in his story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Massillon
City Hospital
Roger Cue
Navarre
Lemoyne Snyder
Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Police
Navarre, O
Auto industry approves plan for uniform bumper height
The U S automobile industry has approved a plan to standardize bumper height to prevent future bumper lockups with cars in front or behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Lt Col Zinser Attends Air Transportability Course
Lt Col Roy F. Zinser son of Mr and Mrs J F Zinser 2427 Tenth St attends air transportability course number 11 at Fort Benning before joining the September class at Fort Leavenworth Kas He previously served as executive officer of the student training regiment at Fort Benning since February 1945 after returning from overseas with the 32nd division in New Guinea Buna Saidor and Aitape campaigns He earned the Distinguished Service Cross Purple Heart Combat Infantry Badge and Distinguished Unit Badge Upon completing the course he will take a short leave in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Zinser
J. F. Zinser
Tenth Street
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Command and General Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Zinser
Buna, Saidor
Aitape
Island of
New Guinea
Monroe
Widow claims half of W C Fields estate
The widow Harriett Fields sues to share in the comedian's estate alleging gifts to eight women friends totalled 482 450 dollars and that she is entitled to half as her community property share. She and Fields married in 1900 and separated shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
W. C. Fields
Harriett Fields
Fields
Wax Touched Frames Sparkle and Dust Repels
Picture frames respond to a wax treatment making gilt surfaces sparkle anew. Dust resists accumulation, thanks to the wax, while a two inch paint brush efficiently dusts frames, books, baseboard crevices, and window sills.
GI farmers to appear on Madison WIBA farm program
Albany special report: W. A. Elmer, local high school agriculture instructor, leads four GI farmers in a Madison recording for a round table discussion. The broadcast will air on the WIBA farm and home program Monday. Participants include Guy Reasa William Blumer Alvin Blumer and Paul Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
W. A. Elmer
Madison
WIBA
Guy Reasa
William and
Alvin Blumer
Paul Duncan
Principal Resigns at Gratiot Union Free High School
Matt Buschman resigns as principal and leaves town. Board has not yet hired a successor. At the district meeting F J Marriott resigns from the school board and Carl Roethlisberger is elected. Leroy Ganshert resigns as secretary and Paul Doering fills the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot
Matt Buschman
Gratiot Union Free High School
Board of Education
F. J. Marriott
Carl Roethlisberger
Leroy Ganshert
Paul Doering
Prucia Family Reunion Set for Sunday in Madison
The Prucia family reunion will be held Sunday at Vilas Park in Madison. The oldest anticipated attendee is 91 year old Mrs. Minnie Jordan. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prucia, moved to Wisconsin around 1855 from near Rochester New York. The Prucia family pursued copper work until demand faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Prucia
Vilas Park
Madison
Minnie Jordan
Frank Prucia
Wisconsin
Rochester
N. Y
Red Cross Monticello Reelects Officers
The Monticello chapter of the American Red Cross reelected all officers. Chairman is Mrs J W Barlow, vice chairman Mrs William V Baebler, secretary Mrs Bessie Youngreen, and treasurer Otto E Bontly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Monticello
American Red Cross
Washington
Mt. Pleasant Township
J. W. Barlow
William V. Baebler
Bessie Youngreen
Otto E. Bontly
Making Recovery After Hay Balers Accident
Clarence Yaun of New Glarus is making satisfactory recovery at St. Clare hospital after a hay baling accident near New Glarus last week. His right arm was amputated and his shoulder and chest were severely bruised when the limb was drawn into the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Yaun
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
Lafayette County VFW seeks funds for bed donation drive
The Lafayette County VFW launches a county wide subscription campaign to support its community work and to purchase a portable hospital bed with fracture frame attachments for use in local aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Lafayette County
VFW
Cub Scouts End Season With Park Picnic
Eighty Cubs parents and leaders concluded the season with a picnic at Recreation Park last evening. The den mothers organized a delicious supper headed by Mrs. Frank Deininger and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Den
Frank Deininger
George Mauerman
Fred Sarles
George Stauffacher
Her
Cubs Defeat Dads in 17-13 Softball Rally
Ice cream by Knights of Pythias lodge Pack No 314 served by Roy Feldt. In a last inning comeback the Cubs beat their dads 17 to 13. Other informal events and races run by Cubmaster D Andrew Howey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Stuessy
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Roy Feldt
Cubs
D. Andrew Howey
Darlington Woman Named Vice Consul in Bogota
Miss Jean Mary Wilkowski of Darlington has been appointed vice consul at Bogota Colombia. She is the niece of Fred Wilkowski and was a frequent visitor in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Jean Mary Wilkowski
Fred Wilkowski
Bogota
Columbia
Plan Eagles Aerie in Darlington Seminar Tonight
Plans for forming a new aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles are under way and a meeting of interested persons is set for 8 o clock this evening at the American Legion hall in Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan Eagles Aerie
Darlington
Aerie
Order of Eagles
American Legion Hall
Glasses Break Cut Left Eye During Tree Trimming
Trukenbrod received cuts on the upper and lower lids of his left eye when his glasses shattered while he trimmed a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Trukenbrod
Former Monroe Teacher to Lead at Oconomowoc Next Year
Miss Helen Goldmann, once a Monroe teacher, has accepted a teaching post in Oconomowoc for the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconomowoc
Helen Goldmann
Monroe
Sheriff Attends Firefighters Association Meeting
Sheriff Evan Chambers will attend a gathering of the Firefighters association in Kankakee Illinois. The organization comprises former U S Navy firefighters of which Chambers is a veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Chambers
The
Firefighters Association
Kankakee
U. S. Navy
Chambers
Pembers Move to Libertyville New Dutch Colonial Home
Mr. and Mrs Myles F Pember and son Myles III relocate to Libertyville Illinois after purchasing a newly built Dutch colonial cottage finished this week. Mr Pember, former Times editor, now works at J Walter Thompson in Chicago. The family left Monroe after two years of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembers
Myles F. Pember
Myles III
Libertyville
Pember
the Times
J. Walter Thompson
Chicago
Monroe
Gun Club to Elect Officers After Fall Meeting
Plans were made at a Monroe Gun Club gathering at Gabby's Maple Grove for electing officers at the upcoming fall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Gabby
Maple Grove
Chicago Livestock and Grain Market Report
The Chicago livestock market shows salable hogs 5 500 with weights under 250 lbs up to 50 cents higher and over 250 lb uneven gains, sows up to 1.00, top hog price 28.25. Cattle and calves: salable cattle 1 700 and calves 200, grass fat cows weak 13.50-15.50, other beef cows steady, steers and heifers 16.00-24.50, bulls 18.25 down. Butter firm. eggs weak. live poultry steady. Grain: grains eased on light turnover, wheat 2.33, corn 2.33 to 2.34, oats 0.92-0.94. lard up with hog market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Board of Trade
Southwest
Midwest
New York Stock Market Sees Mixed Day as Leaders Slip
Stocks attracted buyers at the open with broad gains but selling pressure grew later. Gains held near the close while many steels and motors fell. Overall transfers ran about 1.1 million shares. Strong performers included Corn Products, Du Pont, and Owens-Illinois, with U S Steel, Bethlehem, International Harvester, and Caterpillar among the day's laggards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steels
Motors
du Pont
Owens-Illinois
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
International Harvester
Market drift after price hikes in steel and rolling mill goods
Republic Steel and American Rolling Mill held to a narrow course after raising prices on some products. Bonds stayed steady. Cotton rose late, gaining 70 cents a bale before finishing down 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel
American Rolling Mill
House Approves Social Security Tax Freeze Bill
The House approved a compromise bill to freeze the Social Security payroll tax at 1 percent for two more years resolving a deadlock with conferees. Senate action is expected to send the measure to President Truman, postponing a projected $2 billion tax rise on Jan 1. The plan raises the levy to 1.5 percent in 1950 and 2 percent in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Truman
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Miriam B. Theiler
Barbara Lynn
Frederick Steinmann
A. R. Achtemeier
Zwingli Evanglical and
Glenn
Wauwatosa
Kay Steinmann
Phillips and Smith Appliances
Omy
Liste
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Ft. Leavenworth, Kas
Col. Zinser
J. E. Lovell
9Th St
Green Co
Boots and Saddle Club
Murl Sweet Farm
Hiway
Zuercher
11Th Street
Wall Street
Ludlow
Luick
Paul A. Ruf CO
Lucky Strike
F. S. King
Lexington
Kentucky
Cick
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