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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1947

Page

3

Birthday party for Terry Wichser in Monticello

Mrs. Ivan Wichser hosted a Saturday party for Terry Wichser with games led by Audrey Wichser and Joyce Pease. Guests included Buz Barlow Joan Schneider James Kennedy and 16 others as gifts and refreshments were served. Engagement announced in Janesville Ruth Paulson to John H Ryan with wedding planned in early spring.

Monticello Ivan Wichser Terry Audrey Wichser Joyce Pease Buz Barlow Joan Schneider James Kennedy John and JoRene Steinmann Phillip Knobel Roger Babler Beth Ann Schuler John Heldrich John Harden Carol Jackie Ponyiscanyi Mary Babler Carolyn Klassy Gwendolin Broege John Steinmann Wallace Barlow Paul Paulson Monroe Ruth Janesville John H. Ryan John J. Ryan Cherry Street Miss Paulson Chevrolet General Motors Corporation Ryan Aeronautical University Chicago

Marilyn Klessinger’s lawn party marks her 10th birthday

Marilyn Klessinger celebrated her tenth birthday at a home lawn party with games prizes and a luncheon. Guests included Mary Hollenstein John Hollenstein Donna Clark Jean Clark Donna Ott Loleta DeLess Dorothy DeRemer Joy Stag Marlene Hare Joseph Klessinger. Mrs Klessinger was assisted by Mrs George Hollenstein and Mrs Selma Ladner.

Marilyn Klessinger John Klessinger Mary John Hollenstein Donna Jean Clark Donna Ott Loleta DeLess Dorothy DeRemer Joy Stag Marlene Hare Joseph Klessinger Klessinger Mmes George Hollenstein Selma Ladner

Supper Guests At Oscar Losey Residence

Mr and Mrs James Holcomb and their son were supper guests Sunday at the Oscar Losey residence in Clarno.

James Holcomb and Son Oscar Losey Clarno

Harold Scherer Helps Form Southern Clinic Managers

Harold E. Scherer of Dallas assisted in forming the southern section of the National Clinic Managers’ Association. The Wisconsin Clinic Managers’ Association served as a model for the group and Scherer aided organization before returning from Monroe.

Harold E. Scherer Dallas Tex National Clinic Managers’ Association Wisconsin Clinic Managers’ Association Scherer Monroe

Milady’s fall jewels dazzle with antique look and opulence

Chicago reports a jewelry industry show where fashion experts highlight dainty yet flashy pieces. The antique look dominates with new pieces made to appear old, including enameled motifs and multi strand pearls. A standout item is blue white pear shaped diamond clips weighing 75 carats and valued at 750000 dollars.

Betty Presser Chicago Jewelry Industry Council National Association of Credit Jewelers Milady

Mrs Vernie Warren Chosen President At Benson Family Reunion

At the Benson family reunion held Sunday in Lincoln Park Mrs Vernie Warren of Brown town was elected president for the year. Also named was Mrs Vernie Raether as a member of the leadership team.

Vernie Warren Benson Lincoln Park Vernie Werren Browntown Vernie Raether

Picnic honors mark attendees from many towns

Clarno will serve as secretary treasurer. More than 90 enjoyed the picnic lunch at noon and the afternoon program under Pauline Potts Inez Kubly Evelyn Kubly and Lillie Wells. Paulette Werren five week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Werren Browntown received a gift for being the youngest attendee and Mrs Ortha Scott Twin Grove was presented with a remembrance as the oldest person present. Guests included Rockford Pecatonica Juta Warren Galena Blanchardville Clarno Browntown Brooklyn and Monroe.

Clarno Pauline Potts Inez Kubly Evelyn Kubly Lillie Wells Paulette Werren Russell Werren Browntown Ortha Scott Twin Grove Rockford Pecatonica Juta Warren Galena Blanchardville Brooklyn Monroe

John L. Thurman of Evansville Succumbs

Albany Special John Louis Thurman 61 of Evansville died Saturday in a Stoughton hospital after months of illness. Born February 27 1886 in Albany he lived most of his life in Evansville with stints in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Survived by wife Ethel Brown a daughter Mrs Andrew Peterson of Chicago a son John of Evansville four sisters and other relatives.

Albany John Louis Thurman Evansville Frank Barton Stoughton Hospital George and Helen Bump Thurman Cedar Rapids Ethel Brown Grange Baker Manufacturing Company Andrew Peterson Chicago John

Evansville man buried after relatives identified

Funeral services were held at 2 PM in the Evansville Methodist church for D Ballard of Evansville with Rev Horace C Graubner officiating. He was survived by Mrs P O Heide of Minneapolis Mrs Barton Mrs Helen Seeley of Madison a brother George Thurman of Rockford and two grandchildren. Maple Hill cemetery burial followed.

D. Ballard Evansville P. O. Heide Minneapolis Barton Helen Seeley Madison George Thurman Rockford Evansville Methodist Church Horace C. Graubner Maple Hill Cemetery

Hausers Buy Car in Zurich Card Describes Swiss Trip

The Gebhard Hausers are enjoying Switzerland as a card from Zurich notes. Walter Greenfelder and wife of Monroe share a message about a warm welcome and a church baptism sighting on the card.

Hausers Zurich Switzerland Gebhard Hausers Walter Greenfelder Monroe Mrs. Greenfelder

Sugar Rationing Ends Across Government Programs

The agriculture department announced sugar rationing ends at 10 a.m. est yesterday due to funding shortages. Industrial and institutional rations end, housewives’ quotas ended two months ago, while price controls remain. New inventory limits on industrial stocks are imposed.

Washington Agriculture Department

Wartime Sugar Quotas Limit Industrial and Wholesale Stocks

Government sugar controls cap inventories for non household users at 2000 pounds, with industrial and institutional buyers limited to 140 percent of the month’s usage through June 30 1947. Wholesalers and retailers restricted to quantities sold in the prior month. No limit on primary distributors including refiners mills and importers.

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