Fuchs Host Birthday Party For Niece Marlene Kundert
Mr and Mrs Emmanuel Fuchs of 1010 10th avenue entertained at a 14th birthday party for their niece Marlene Kundert Middleton. The event included a 6 o clock supper and a theater party with guests Marian Walker Doris Hamon Lenetta Steinman Janet Stauffer and Carl Kundert. Dinner Sunday followed for Marlene and Mrs Fitchs father Fred Bohren Janesville with multiple attendees.
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Emmanuel Fuchs
10Th Avenue
Marlene Kundert
Middleton
Marlene
Marian Walker
Doris Hamon
Lenetta Steinman
Janet
Jean Stauffacher
Carl Kunder
Sunday dinner guests list from Washington township
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sutter and daughter Frieda included Miss Rose Deren dinger Miss Ida Deren dinger Florence Wartenweiler Margaret Schiesser and Rev. Paul C Kehle of Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Rose Schilt of Juda and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tschudy and son Alvin of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Sutter
Frieda
Washington Township
Rose
Ida Derendinger
Florence Wartenweiler
Margaret Schiesser
Paul C. Kehle
Monroe
Rose Schilt
Juda
Emil Tschudy
Alvin
Madison
Browntown Hill Climb Draws Crowd At Browntown Farm
About 1000 spectators watched at Frank Flannery's Browntown farm as riders prepared for a slippery Browntown Hill climb. No local motorcyclists entered the meet.
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Browntown
Frank Flannery
Anton Hefty Honored By Former Co-Workers
Anton Hefty recently moved to Monticello from Washington township where he served as township clerk for 40 Cecil Holloway and many community members gathered to honor him. The list of attendees includes Mr. and Mrs. E W Marty and sons Tommy and Lawrence, the Hefty family, and several Loveland and Holcomb residents.
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Monticello
Times
Anton Hefty
Washington Township
Cecil Holloway
E. W. Marty
Tommy
Fred C. Marty
Lawrence
Werner Hefty
Billy and
Marian
Clarence Holcomb
Ed C. Hefty
Henry Hefty
Helen Meyers
Fannie Loveland
Bertha Loveland
Flora Gempeler
Florence Loveland
William Klassy
Henry C. Kliassy
Recalled to Stand in Yacht Blast Murder Trial
Santa Ana California recalled Pasadena criminologist William W. Harper to the witness stand in the yacht blast murder case. Photo fragments from the power cruiser of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ez were discussed as the trial nears its three week from completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif—i
William W. Harper
Pasadena
Walter Ez
Kids Drive Jeeps In Armory Prank Damages In Portland
Five children aged eight to 14 are to appear before juvenile officers after entering the Stevens Street armory and driving 12 military vehicles as Dodgem cars. Four jeeps were put out of commission and eight other vehicles damaged, with an estimated loss of 1500 dollars. Col. Elliott C. Goodwin, Maine U S property and disbursing officer, reported the incident to army authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Elliott C. Goodwin
U. S
Maine
Stevens Street
National meet to host forum for boys state leaders
Milwaukee Aug 1 to 7 will host a national boys forum under the State American Legion. J William Murphy of La Crosse a former governor and Gerald Flom of Menasha lead the Nationalist party and will attend along with representatives from all Legion departments. Delegates expenses will be paid.
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Milwaukee
J. William Murphy
la Crosse
Badger
Gerald Flom
Menasha
American Legion
Washington
Legion
Youth to be sentenced in Wisconsin larceny case
Logan Youn, 18, of West Prairie faces sentencing in Waupaca County on a larceny charge after pleading guilty in county court. Police say the case involved the theft of several hundred articles from parked cars in Viroqua and surrounding areas.
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Viroqua
Wis
Logan Youn
West Prairie
Chicago Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Hogs sold firm to higher on lighter weights with top hog prices near 29.00 and cows and calves showing gains in selective lots. Cattle demand was active with gains for good and choice steers and heifers, while beef cows hovered around 18.50 to 20.00. Butter and eggs posted varied receipts. grain futures slipped as a broad market move and hedging pressured wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
USDA
Hitler Souvenir Racket Enriches Black Market
In Munich a new black market trade offers ashtrays and wrist watches claimed to have belonged to Adolf Hitler. Prices reach up to a thousand marks while experts note Hitler never smoked and cared little for watches. The Bavarian property division, under Arthur Moser, holds about 25,000 seized Nazi items valued at five to six billion marks, with the city eyeing his belongings and the former dictator’s apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Adolph Hitler
Fuehrer
Hitler
Prince Regent Place
Reichschancellor
Bavarian Property Control Division
Nazi Party
Arthur Moser
Moser
Muenchners
Prince Regent Theatre
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Market report shows grain futures mixed on September trading
September corn prices fell 1 to 154 points while oats slipped 134 to 234 points. Lard futures lost all early gains, ending 25 to 30 cents per hundred pounds, at about 18.25.
Wall Street Trades Mostly Mixed as Oils Outshine
Wall Street in New York showed quiet strength in oils and select securities while many leaders slipped into negative territory. activity waned after a lively open with deal making tapering as the day progressed. Gains stayed fractional to a point with new yearly highs, yet many negative signals persisted and roughly 1,000,000 shares changed hands. White Motors and General Electric fared well while Bethlehem, Western Union A, and Chesapeake and Ohio lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Motors
General Electric
Bethlehem
Western Union
Chesapeake and Ohio
Opportunity to own exclusive corset business in community
Present business owners earn up to 4000 yearly with nationally advertised complete line of foundation garments girdles brassieres etc. We train you at our expense. Should have 275 for merchandise. Entire capital under your control. For personal discussion in your City write Fomise Corp Philadelphia Pa.
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Fomise Corp
Phila. 7
Prices, stock optimism, and cotton rally noted in regional briefing
Prices in steel and other lines revived the boom bust theory as a cautionary argument. Business optimism tempered by a long share recovery from May 17 prompting calls for a technical correction. A few railway bonds firmed as cotton rose toward the close to 90 cents a bale. Southern Palestine is described as a rocky desert with about 60,000 nomadic Moslems.
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Palestine
Railroad veteran Ramsdell retires after decades of service
Brooklyn special: Harrison A. Ramsdell of Evansville, longtime Northwestern depot agent for four and a half years, retires after joining the company in 1915. He began with the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific in 1899 on the Iowa and Minnesota division and later worked for several western lines before 1915.
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Brooklyn
Harrison A. Ramsdell
Evansville
Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Iowa and Minnesota
Normal grads picnic in Madison honors 1946 graduates
An all day outing at Vilas Park Madison was held by Green County normal school 1946 graduates and their friends. Attendees included Mrs Robert Babler Monroe and Miss Joyce Reasa Albany along with Mary Ellen Prien Marie Neuenschwander Dorothy Schindler Monroe Virginia Frances Fenn Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Normal School
Vilas Park
Madison
Robert Babler
Monroe
Joyce Reasa
Albany
Mary Ellen Prien
Marie Neuenschwander
Dorothy Schindler
Virginia
Frances Fenn
Evansville
Guard unit to recruit at fairgrounds display
Recruiting headquarters will be set up at the fairgrounds by Co. K Monroe’s national guard unit during fair week. Local ex-servicemen contributed literature and Japanese war weapons for display with two jeeps similar to those planned for issue to the unit.
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Fairgrounds
Co. K. Monroe
National Guard
Freeport Charge Cleric to Lead August Services
Rev. L. B. Hastings, vicar at St. Andrew's Episcopal mission, will conduct services at Grace Church, Freeport, during August in addition to his local charge.
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Freeport
L. B. Hastings
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Mission
Grace Church
Appeal to expand residence scheduled for Friday night
Fred Kohli of 2204 8th Street seeks to enlarge a home on lot 1 block 31 Tallman’s addition. The board of appeals will hear the appeal at 7 30 p m Friday night Aug 1, city clerk G S Soseman announced. The building inspector had refused the enlargement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kohli
8Th Street
Board of Appeals
G. S. Soseman
Kohli
Tallman
Schuetze’s Horses Carry Four Firsts at Lafayette Fair
Entries from W. R. Schuetze’s Halbrook farm won four firsts at the Lafayette county fair horse show in Darlington. Fashionables Halbrook Lady also took a top placing.
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Schuetze
W. R. Schuetze
Halbrook Farm
Darlington
Halbrook Lady
Fashionables Halbrook claims top honors in pony show
In harness pony division first went to Fashionables Halbrook Lady and Fashionables Halbrook King. Fashionables Halbrook Model won the Shetland pony singles. Fashionables Halbrook Model and Fashionables Halbrook Prince captured the doubles title. Fred Kings of Eau Claire judged the event.
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Halbrook
Halbrook King
Halbrook Prince
Fred Kings
Eau Claire
Albany's Elderly Resident Suffers Second Fracture
Mrs. Mary Gothompson, long time Albany resident, fell Saturday and fractured her left hip while home from St. Clare hospital. Earlier in April she broke her left leg above the knee and spent three months hospitalized before being returned to St. Clare.
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St. Clare Hospital
Mary Gothompson
Albany
Sharer
Kuehne Family Enjoys Swiss Visit From Madison
Ernest Kuehne and his son Delbert of Madison report from letters to Mrs. Kuehne Virgil and friends that Switzerland’s countryside is especially beautiful. They flew from Chicago to Geneva on June 25 and plan to return August 19. the Kuehnes are former Monroe residents and well known locally.
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Ernest Kuehne
Delbert
Madison
Switzerland
Rubber shortages prompt tire stockpiling in 1942
When the United States was cut off from its rubber sources in 1942, it had on hand more than 100 million good tires on cars and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Krauss姐妹获奖学金因管乐演奏技艺
Kathryn Krauss 因其 oboe 演奏获威斯康星大学管乐诊所奖学金，此奖以学费为主，Monroe Kiwanis 俱乐部承担两周住宿费。两位 Dobbs 姐妹 Ada 与 Martha 也参加，Ada 18 岁，French horn，Martha 16 岁，violin。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Janet Krauss
University of Wisconsin
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Monroe
Ada
Martha Dobbs
W. L. Dobbs
Monroe High School
Martha
Kathryn Krauss
Allan F. Barnard
Wisconsin
Richard Church
Krauss
Kathryn Janet
Virginia
Peas Cook Faster Under Pressure While Beans Need Long Time
Frozen peas cook in the usual way quicker than bringing pressure up in a pressure pan. Lima beans require 1 to 2 minutes under pressure, but 16 to 22 minutes without it.
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James G. Randall
University of Illinois
James Monaghan
Illinois State Historical Society
Springfield
Carl Sandburg
L. A. Warren
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Lincoln
Library of Congress
Chicago Grain Market
Board of Trade
Wall Street
IVY Dry
IVY Corp
Montclair
N. J
Kellogg’s
Sammy Soya
Skelgas
America
Haworth Furniture Co
Barnard
James Green
Patricia
Gloria
Jean Babler
Hans Sulzer
Phillip Wilmire
Decatur, Il
Crosley
Van’s Radio
City Hall
Wm. A. Becker
Big
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