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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1947

Page

3

Ellen Rose Deal Weds Edward Fisher in Brodhead Ceremony

Miss Ellen Rose Deal daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry Deal exchanged nuptial vows with Edward Ern est Fisher at a morning ceremony in Brodhead. Rev J W Zimmerman officiated. The couple will reside in Monroe at 903 23rd Street. A pre nuptial shower was held prior to the wedding.

Brodhead Ellen Rose Deal Perry Deal Monroe Edward Ernest Fisher Clara Fisher Lake Geneva J. W. Zimmerman Dorothy Deal Paul Schiess Anna Scheidegger Melvin Blum William Schillinger 23Rd Street James Green Leon Deal George Beloit John Robertson Donald Hauser Glenn Hauser Moline Roy Hawkins Durand Elmon Blum Ivan Blum Beverly Videchl Frederick Blum Walter Hill Monticello John Osmond Kenneth Janesville Bernard May Madison Cyril Walters Raymond Hill Irwin E. Mueller Delbert Ross Robert Deal

Mrs Pickett Named Pink and Blue Shower Co Hostesses

Mrs Elizabeth Pickett and Mrs Robert Kramer hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Harold Pickett at the Pickett residence 1322 23rd street. Stork decorations and five tables of court whist followed by luncheon. Attending were Mesdames Ault Hoesly Kundert Aeschlimann Bailey Wyman Trickel Zimmerman Staffon Frenzel Carroll Kelly Morton Pickett Buri Robertson Altmann Iva Pickett Leatha Buri.

Edna Haldiman Weds Erwin Spring at Nashua Iowa

Miss Edna Haldiman daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Haldiman route 5 became the bride of Er win Spring Monroe son of the late Mr and Mrs Alfred Spring Monticello at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Iowa Thursday afternoon The couple attended their community high schools and both work at Magdal's jewelry store on the west side of the square.

Edna Haldiman Fred Haldiman Route 5 Erwin Spring Monroe Alfred Spring Monticello Little Brown Church the Vale Nashua Spring Magdal’s Jewelry

Martha Etter Celebrates First Birthday at Home

Little Martha Etter observed her first birthday yesterday at the Etter home 2263 6th street with eight small friends and their mothers. Guests from Monroe included Barbara Kundert Linda Feutz Kim Kindschi Bill Schuetze Susan Mathias Robert Rote and Mary Howe. Frederick Roth from Mt Horeb attended.

Martha Etter J. T. Etter Jr Etter 6Th Street Martha Barbara Kundert Linda Feutz Kim Kindschi Bill Schuetze Susan Mathias Robert Rote Mary Howe Monroe Frederick Roth Mt. Horeb

Milwaukee Couple to Wed at St Andrew's Episcopal

Miss DeLaine Dorothy Bartz and Charles Martin Echstein both of Milwaukee will marry this evening at St Andrew's Episcopal mission. Rev L R Hastings will officiate with attendants Mr and Mrs Robert Batovic who just wed in Milwaukee. Kenneth Gnagi will play the wedding music and a luncheon will follow.

Milwaukee St. Andrew’s Episcopal Mission DeLaine Dorothy Bartz Charles Martin Echstein L. R. Hastings Robert Batovic Hastings Kenneth Gnagi

Steinmann Dinner Guests At Wagon Wheel

Mr and Mrs Howard Steinmann and Mr and Mrs John Steinmann entertained Mr and Mrs Wallace Barlow and Mr and Mrs Frederick Steinmann at dinner last evening at the Wagon Wheel in Rockton Illinois.

Monticello Howard Steinmann John Steinmann Wallace Barlow Frederick Steinmann Wagon Wheel Rockton, Il

Mrs H L Karlen Hosts Nonagon Bridge Club Lunch

Mrs H L Karlen entertained the Nonagon Bridge club yesterday with a dessert luncheon.

Monticello H. L. Karlen Nonagon

Air Terminal Traffic Surges in Washington Capitals

In a period when railroad terminals in Washington D C handled 120000 train arrivals and departures the capital s air terminal handled 180000 planes military and civilian.

Washington, D. C

McDowell Accuses Reds of Spending Big to Influence Slavs

Rep. McDowell says embassies of Russian satellite nations spend vast sums in the United States to win over about 15 million people of Slavic descent. The House committee on Un-American Activities expands a broad probe into potential fifth column activity linked to Moscow orbit nations and the Yugoslav diplomat's testimony.

Washington Rep McDowell R-Pa House Committee On UN- American Activities Mladen Giunio- Zerkin London Giunio Zerkin America Communist Party United States

Social News From New Glarus and Surrounding Areas

New Glarus residents and guests are listed visiting, calling, and traveling in Wisconsin and beyond. Attendees at dinners include families from Monticello Argyle Winslow and Madison. several trips span Devils Lake Wisconsin Dells Northern Wisconsin and Wichita Falls Texas.

Dick Elmer Belleville Paul Miltz Monticello Jacob Wetach Stillman Huntley Lawrence Huntley George and Gordon Lawrence Bidlingmaier Argyle Leland Huntley Winslow Audrey Smith Richard Smith Dane Eastman Milwaukee Melvin Streiff Steve Paul Streiff Ida Foss Devils Lake Wisconsin Dells Carl Freitag Clayton Streiff Wisconsin Kenneth Hoesly Wichita Falls Tex Willard Marty Norman Janice West Fred Kehhrli State of Washington Fred Kehrli Robert Haldiman Margaret Shaffer New Glarus Polo, Ill Appolonia Zweifel Ernest Lufi Zweifel Lufi Ervin Hollis Charles Rolph Jr John Kundert Minnie Voegels Henry Kundert Middleton Dave Kundert Sr Thursay Henry Zingg Madison Fred P. Streiff Wilbert Stauffer Jacob Ott Walter Hammerly Sally Ann Dave Kunder Nic Zentner Eldred Bowen Eugene Stuessy Joe Zurten Chicago Sam Luchsinger Herman Kubly Delmar Kubly Henry Schmid Brodhead

Army Dehydrated Foods Contracted for WWI Volumes

U S Army contracted for about 431 million pounds of de hydrated foods during World War I as part of wartime logistics.

U. S. Army

Spring Grove Notices and Visits Around Brodhead

Local residents attend Oakley-Brodhead all star game at Legion park in Brodhead. Families visit, host, and travel between Juda, Monroe, Moline, Denver, Pecatonica, Rock City, and Freeport. Funeral services held for Mrs. Albert Swenson in Brodhead.

Gilbert Wendler Ramond Arnsmeier Legion Park Brodhead Walton Campbell Dianne South West Frank Stabler L. E. Creasy Monroe Walter Glen Hauser Moline Ill Jay Hawkins Beloit Henry Swenson Robert Zulke Kenneth Zimmerman Virgil Wunschel Robert Stuck Albert Swenson Elgin Mt. Hope Cemetery E. Cornelli Marvin Denver Colo Weisman Myron Albersette Pecatonica Fred Aeschliemann Oliver Douglas Raynond Arnsmeier Brodhead Won D. Cash Chicago Herbert Mohns State Line Church Leona Heights Forest Preserve Charles Paul Donald Mary Johnson Madison Vilas Park Alvin Schwartzlow John

Naval Vets Eligible for Two Service Medals

Naval veterans in Monroe may apply for the American Defense and World War II Victory medals honoring wartime service. MoMM 1/e Gerhardt K. Fleischer estimates about 1,000 local veterans could receive the awards. Substation in Monroe Room 3 Post Office Building opens Fridays 9 30 to 4. Ex army marine corps and coast guard personnel must apply through their services.

Gerhardt K. Fleischer Momm 1 Monroe Post Office Army Marine Corps Coast Guard

Trainload Vaccinated After Small Pox Scare

Passengers aboard the Santa Fe vaccination special were vaccinated en route from San Bernardino to Los Angeles to avert exposure to small pox. A total of 171 people including passengers crew and reporters were treated by doctors hired by the Los Angeles health department. Ray Thompson a 38 year old Chicago waiter with smallpox was removed at Clovis New Mexico for care.

Los Angeles San Bernardino Here

Delicate Tints Draw Springtime Attention

Spring draws people to soft pastel colors and delicate tints in wardrobes and decor. Shoppers seek light palettes for outfits and home accents as seasonal fashion trends emphasize gentle hues and fresh looks.

Sewing on Display by Albany 4-H Club Volunteers

Albany 4 H club sewing display seen in Whalen store window and to be shown at Monroe fair next week. Under Mrs John Morganthaler leadership seventeen boys and girls learn sewing home improvement gardening and food preservation. Members include La Venne Hilliard Anne Hilliard Anne Whalen Joanne Hazeltine Norma Sharp Janice Fisher Dorothy Flood and others in dairy poultry and gardening projects.

Albany Whalen Monroe John Morganthaler Misses la Venne Hilliard Anne Hilliard Anne Whalen Joanne Hazeltine Norma Sharp Janice Fisher Dorothy Flood Carol Wood Henry Schneider John Richard Schneider William Walter Flood Beverly Sabin Delores Ruth Dunphy Joan Dunphy

Local Social Roundup From Monticello and Surrounding Areas

Monticello social notes list golfers in Rockford Marta Karlen and M E Lynn among others. readers return from Whitewater summer school. visits to Madison from Mrs. Wallace Barlow and Miss Jean Zweifel. Nonagan bridge club luncheon hosted by Mrs H L Barlow. families and Madison callers include the Ponyiscanes Blum family and relatives. other Monroe and Monroe-area visits noted with Freitag, Marty, Zweifel, Kubly.

Clayance Karlen M. E. Lynn J. W. Barlow Albert Knobel H. A. Becker R. H. Schoonover Monroe Rockford Hazel Kundert Matt Zentner Kathryn Marian Stauffer Dorothy Ann Stauffacher Whitewater Teacher's College Wallace Barlow Jean Richard Gregory Dick Freitag Lawrence G. Marty J. P. Zweifel Florence Kubly

Madison Rapist Is Charged Convicted

Joseph Loniello, 24, began serving a one to five year sentence in Waupun prison after admitting in superior court that he raped a 19 year old girl near Madison. Co defendant Victor Brantmeyer, 20, denied aiding Loniello and faced a hearing set for Aug 4. Bond $5,000. The assault followed a car ride promised home, with neighbors reporting screams and police capturing the suspects.

Madison Joseph Loniello Waupun Fred M. Evans Loniello Victor Brantmeyer William J. Coyne

Jamestown Glass Furnace Tested as Early American Industry

Historians date the first industrial effort of Young America to a crude glass furnace built by eight Dutch and Polish glass makers among Jamestown colonists who arrived in Virginia in 1607.

Jamestown

Filament Temperature Report Sparks Pie-Browning Benchmark

A 60 watt bulb filament was observed at 4 314 degrees Fahrenheit, ten times the heat cited to brown a pie, suggesting extreme heat conditions in early incandescent experiments.

Social notes from Brodhead and surrounding visitors

A long column of local society items records visits and travels of residents and guests. Names include Miss Bessie Lake, Mrs. Herbert Stuessy, Mary McCarter of Milwaukee, Carl Hoglund of Ft. Lauderdale, and many Brodhead locals visiting relatives, with dozens of trips to Milwaukee Madison Chicago and Arizona noted.

The Garden Club Olin Cottage Decatur Parks Bessie Lake Herbert Stuessy Mitchell Florida Leo Flanagen Ross Apartments Willard Buchholtz Mary McCarter Milwaukee George Broughton Carl Hoglund Ft. Lauderdale Fla M. D. Stabler Louise Wold Evanston John Derning Lanaya Williams Marilyn Taylor Chicago L. J. Stair Lewis Stair Detroit Mich Robert Blumer Ephriam Gilbert Susie Engelhardt Brodhead Iva Gifford Monroe H. C. Broughton Walter Campbell Diane Phoenix Ariz Otto Popanz Raymond Popanz Madison John Pinnow Frank Dulles LaVerne Wells Dedrick Gordon Kilday Daisy Pfisterer Alaska United States Weather Bureau Mollie Wohlwind California Fred Bumpke W. FP. Dodge Lt. Dodge Cc. J. Coldren Will Nicholas Janesville Cc. C. Nims Mary Portland Ore Nicholas E. J. Mitchell Charles Sharr Mitchells Arizona Smith St. Peters Beloit College George Hartman M. W. Stuessy Eugene Ohio Gretchen Karney IL. T. Hartsad Eau Claire Jesse Loomis San Jose Calif Sarah Loomis

Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller

Betty Mohus daughter of Chester and Mrs. Mohus of Janesville is visiting Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Ronspiez for a few days.

Juda F. N. Miller Betty Mohus Mrs Chester Mohus Janesville E. E. Ronspiez

Oglethorpe’s Savannah urged tidy city with bread beer

General George E. Oglethorpe urged Savannah residents to clean up the town in 1739 and provided bread and beer as encouragement, backing civic effort with practical incentives.

George E. Oglethorpe Georgia Savannah

Also Mentioned on This Page

Earl Trotter William Lehr Jake Martin Arpin Trotter Alfred Gerber Blanchardville Howard Gilbertson Robert Trotter Harold Cline Harold Schiedegger Davis Francis McCuen Truman Wilbert Trotter Herman Huber Haldiman Glarus Mrs. Millard Tschudy Burlington Burlington Kiwanis Club Harold Yonk Spring Grove Mrs. Herbert Mohns ROTE Swiss Cheese Shop Hiway Dwight Zweifel Madison General Hospital Adam Schuler O. D. Curtis Westinghouse Burkhard Electric Co Donald L. Collins J. E. Lovell Green County Fair Perry O'Brien WCLO Grant Ritter Radio
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