Wedding of Miss Geraldine Chapman in South Wayne
Miss Geraldine Chapman and Robert Chapman wed at Immanuel Evan Chapman South Wayne with Rev. L C Viel officiating. Attendants included Mrs Lyle Sickinger and Dorothy Johnson. Out of town guests came from Chicago Rockford Freeport Madison and New Glarus. The couple plan to reside in South Wayne after a northern Wisconsin wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Evan Chapman
South Wayne
L. C. Viel
Harold S. Chapman
Earl Holcomb
Lyle Sickinger
Dorothy
Marilyn Johnson
Archie Myers Jr
Robert Rufenacht
Chicago
Rockford
Freeport
Menasha
Madison
Monticello
New Glarus
Chapman
Wisconsin
Monroe High School
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Madison Business College
Women’s Union to Discuss The Christian Woman and World Evangelism
Mrs Gertrude Myers leads a discussion on The Christian Woman and World Evangelism at St John’s church Tuesday evening with Mesdames Rudolph Maurer Ben Kubly Fred B Marty Clifford Fritz and Herman Burkhard assisting. Jack Andereck performs a vocal solo with Carol Schindler. Surprise committee includes Misses Mary Lanz Margaret Schiesser Kathryn Wartenweiler Florence Wartenweiler and Mrs John Augsburger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Myers
Rudolph Maurer
Ben Kubly
Fred B. Marty
Clifford Fritz
Herman Burkhard
Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
Jack Andereck
Carol Schindler
Mary Lanz
Margaret Schiesser
Kathryn Wartenweiler
Florence Wartenweiler
John Augsburger
Platteville woman wins most poultry ribbons at fair
Mrs. Richard Huehne of Platteville dominates open class poultry, sweeping blue ribbons in barred Plymouth rocks, American classes, and Asiatics. She also takes most wyandette prizes, while Mrs. Rufi and Frances Mae Rufi win others. Monroes Mrs. John W. Ruff and Mary L. Pick contest in two divisions. Huehne also leads in ducks and geese with others sharing remaining honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Huehne
Platteville
John W. Ruff
Monroe
Mary L. Pick
Huehne
Rufi
Frances Mae Rufi
German Adviser Urges Face Saving to Split Berlin Showdown
Dr. Erich Kordt, ex German foreign office official, says Russians prize face saving in disputes and allies should offer a way out without backing off. He recalls Munich era talks and how Germany tried to use concessions to avert war, while Hitler sought a small war to boost prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Berlin
Erich Kordt
University of Munich
America
Hitler
Kordt
Munich
Chamberlain
Godesberg
Fuehrer
Dr. Kordt
London
Czechoslovakia
Frances Ladwig Wins In Food Preservation
Frances Ladwig of route 2 won six first places in food preservation display at the junior fair judged by Lorna M. Peck, Iowa county home demonstration agent. Several other exhibitors earned multiple blue ribbons and firsts including Shirley Rosheisen and a list of two blue ribbon winners from Albany, New Glarus, Judo, and Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ladwig
Lorna M. Peck
Iowa
Dorothy McGrath
Argyle
Shirley Rosheisen
Mildred Cotherman
Betty Hoesly
Albany
Barbara Kenison
Mildred Asmus
Donna Signer
Darlene Hoesly
New Glarus
Mary Ann Oberholzer
Joanne Stephenson
Ira Jean Probst
Browntown
Dolores Stephenson
Iris Dawn Ludwig
Bizer Couple Accepts Teaching Posts in Iola
Juda couple H O Bizer and wife move to Iola where he becomes principal overseeing 16 teachers and she joins the grades staff. They relocate with daughter Betty from Juda, where he served as principal since 1943 but taught last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda
H. O. Bizer
Iola
Big Four Ministers May Meet On Berlin Crisis
Widespread speculation grows that the big four foreign ministers America Britain Russia and France may hold a conference to resolve the Berlin crisis. Western powers push a show of force through food and transit restrictions while preparing to defend aid convoys. Authorities note Moscow’s aim to unify western Germany and bring Europe under Soviet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
America
Britain
Russia
France
Berlin
Bern
United States
Germany
Europe
London
Truman
Marshal Stalin
Charles G. Ross
Stalin
Washington
Communist Party
Politburo
Marshal Voroshilov
Andrei Zhanov
V. M. Molotov
Andrei Andreyev
Winners to State Contest From Wisconsin Junior Fair
Four first place winners in home economics judging qualify for the state junior judging at the Wisconsin centennial Aug. 19. Janice Dye of Monroe leads foods with first. Janet Williams of Decatur and Kathryn Chambers of Juda tie for second. Catherine Blum of Monroe places fourth. Canning winners include Dolores Stephenson of Albany and Mildred Cotherman of Green County Center with second and third respectively. Clothing results crown Kathryn Chambers first with Donna Lois Olson and Rosemary Babler tied for second. Blum is fourth. Home improvements see Marion Signer and Frances Ludwig of Monroe tied for first, with Signer and Kathleen Blumer of Claro tied for second. Mrs. Fred Probst directed arrangements. Agricultural judging under Ed Klassy of New Glarus awaits final tabulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Dye
Monroe Home Ec
Janet Williams
Decatur
Kathryn Chambers
Juda
Catherine Blum
Dolores Stephenson
Smiley Club
Albany
Mildred Cotherman
Green County Center
Shirley Rosheisen
Spring Grove
Dorothy McGrath
Jordan
Donna Lois Olson
Rosemary Babler
Mr. Pleasant
Marion Signer
Frances Ludwig
Monroe Home Ec Club
Donna Leah Signer
Kathleen Blumer
Clarno
Fred Probst
Ed Klassy
New Glarus
Robert
Robert Keen
Price Peaks for Cheddar on Wisconsin Exchange
Cheddar on the Wisconsin cheese exchange hits 4712 cents a pound, matching last week’s high. Volume reaches 48 cars totaling over 1.7 million pounds with mixed lots including Michigan U. S. No. 1 cheddars and Daisy varieties. Unfilled bids include several lots at 4614 and 4612.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Michigan
U. S
Michigan U. S
No Man's Land term recalls wartime waste ground history
The phrase No Man's Land appears in World War I usage reflecting a charged area of contested ground. Its origins trace to fourteenth century London waste ground once used for executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Man’s Land
London
Footville Man Named Junior Chef de Train
W. A. Canary of Footville was named junior grande chef de train of the Wisconsin 40 er 8 at the annual Milwaukee convention. Al Ledrowski of Columbus was chosen as chef de gare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footville
W. A. Canary
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Associated Press
al Ledrowski
Columbus
Buck white tailed deer shed antlers in January
Wildlife notes explain that male deer retain their antlers for most of the year but shed them during January. The process prepares a new set for the next mating season and signals seasonal change in habitats.
Illinois breeders win swine honors at county fair
Open class swine honors at the county fair went to out of county exhibitors. Ernest Schmidt of Lena swept all Poland China class titles, while Anton Moest and Alois Moest Jr of Orangeville led Chester Whites awards. Duroc Jersey grand champion boar was from Darius Eastman and Son of South Wayne, and grand champion sow by Kenneth Koertner of Pearl City. Ernest Rock of Mineral Point and Robert Robb of Wins ton also won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Wisconsin
Ernest Schmidt
Lena
Poland
Anton Moest
Route 1
Orangeville
Alois Moest Jr
Darius Eastman
Blanchardville Social Notes Mention Visits and Birth
Mrs W F McGuigan and Mrs W E Trotter and son Herbie spent Wednesday with Larry and Phyllis Bredeson in Rockford. Several families from Blanchardville and surrounding areas, including Steiner and Whitford households, hosted or visited across Wisconsin. A daughter Bonnie Jean Whitford was born to James and Alice Whitford of Marinette on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Trotter
Herbie
W. H. Dobson
Larry Bredeson
Rockford
Trotter
Victor Winger
Ruth Ann
Christine of
Stanley
John Steiner
Freeport
Marvin Swiggum
Donna Scott Madison
John
Whitford
Alice MacKenzie
Blanchardville
Wayne Apuli
Wauwatosa
Albert Ayen
Burt McKenzie
Edith
Carol McKenzie
Clarence Erickson
Lewis Paulson
Harold
Maurice Faslyn
Douglas
Joe Wahlum
Julian Paulson
Beloit
Palmer Johnson
Ruth
Darleen
Raymond
Ole Jeremiason
Social visits and family gatherings in Postville region
Royal weekend scenes unfold as Martin and David Jeremiason and others share picnics and Sunday dinners at Clifford Johnson, Theodore Halverson, and Kiel homes. Residents from Madison Browntown New Glarus and Iola visit relatives. camping at Devils Lake and trips to Chicago complete a busy social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
David
Martin Jeremiason
Ludwig Swenson
Edwin and
Orrion
Clifford Johnson
Alvin Blanchard
Alvin
Wiliam Mullen
Malcolm Disrud
Charmian Mac Gant
Theodore Halverson
Postville
Dorothy Kiel
Nadine Sharp
Madison
Frank Drake
Monroe
Glenn Boss
Barbara
Frederick
Browntown
O. L. Kiel
Cleave Kiel
Jean Watson
R. N
T. J. Watson
Ray Jones
Warren
Richard Retrum
Jakie Unterholzner
Lloyd Allen Hendrickson
John Thorson
Devils Lake
Conrad
Peterson
Laura
Iola
Wis
Ed Schroeder
Elmer Budsberg
Bensonville
Ill
Harold Gerry
Stanley Freitag
New Glarus
Harold Schindler
Chris Wahl
Kathy Freitag
Chicago
The
National Outdoor Advertising Association
William Gannett Rites Scheduled for Monday
Augusta Maine reports private funeral services will be held Monday for William H. Gannett 94 year old retired publisher who died yesterday He was an aviation and winter sports enthusiast who retired in 1924 but still visited the Kennebec Journal plant until recently He was father of Guy P Gannett Maine newspaper publisher and radio station owner who began working at eight guiding a blind cousin to piano tuning jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
William H. Gannett
Gannett
Kennebec Journal
Guy P. Gannett
Maine
Monroe Man Guards Secret of Smelly Cheese Fish Bait
Jacob Taxacher of Monroe has spent 15 years commercializing a strong smelling fish bait made from aged cheese. He secrets the method and tests it away from buildings, while remaining active in farming and local streams with his wife Frieda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Taxacher
12Th Street
Taxacher
Mr. Taxacher
Pecatonica
Green County
Tyrol
Austria
America
Sabina Hauser
John T. Hauser
Monroe
Frieda Weiss
Taxachers
Andrew Klassy
Five Junior Fair Booths Earn Excellent Ratings
Five of the 20 junior fair booths received excellent ratings from judges Miss Sally Turnbull and Ed Eusch of Monroe. Top honors went to Spring Grove, Monroe Home Ec, North Washington, De catur 4-H clubs and the Monroe FFA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Turnbull
Ed Eusch
Monroe
Spring Grove
Monroe Home Ec
North Washington
Decatur
Monroe Ffa
New Glarus Ffa
Oakley
York
New Glarus
Albany
Clarno
Smiley
Oak Corners Dairy
Brooklyn
Busy Bees
Browntown
Worthy
Juda Jolly
Monroe Ag
Blaine Busy Bees
Mt. Pleasant
Vets Reinstate Seven Million in Insurance
World War II veterans reinstate seven million one hundred ninety six thousand dollars of national service life insurance this week. John P. Cullen, Veterans Administration regional manager, says the rush to reinstate lapsed policies occurred before tonight’s deadline. After today, physical examinations will be required to reinstate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John P. Cullen
Veterans’ Administration
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Carol Holcomb
Charles Chapman
Immanuel Church
Marie van Leuren
Tony White Cloud
Gallup
N. M
Tony
Marie
Stymie
Illinois
W. F. McGuigan
William Gannett
Harvey
Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
ROTE
Evening Times
Whirlaway
Oldsmobile
Noldsmobile
11Th Street
Oldosmobile
Your Green County Auto Co
W.L.A.D. 501
Henry J. Taylor
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