Auxiliary Golf Day Draws Large Monroe Club Crowd
Monroe Country Club auxiliary reports high golf interest with 40 players on Wednesday. An 8:30 breakfast precedes the annual Play Day on August 13 with costumes and crazy golf. Prizes were awarded in multiple flights and late putts, with guest attendance noted and luncheon hosted by Mrs. Denner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Verley Denner
J. T. Jr
Wilbur Deininger
Edward Konkol
Ernest Dolfen
Madison
Lydia West
Los Angeles
Harold J. Fenton
Harvey H. Trumpy
Chester J. Goetz
Harold B. Caradine
Alma Roth
Rev and Mrs Siedschlag Honored by Relatives
Sixty relatives mark the tenth wedding anniversary of Rev Herman W Siedschlag and Nelva Doss at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church parlors in Brillion. They have three children Herman III Danny and Paul. Relatives attend from Juda Brodhead Monticello and Monroe as color slides show their Texas trip and Red Bird Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W. Siedschlag
Brillion
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Siedschlag
Herman F. Siedschlag
Monroe
Nelva Doss
Mineral Wells
Tex
First Presbyterian Church
Herman III
Danny
Paul
Melvin Siedschlag
Stanley Mauermann
Milo Miller
Texas
Red Bird Mission
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bevery
Juda
Brodhead
Monticello
Clara Liedschlag
Shawano
George Hartwig
Miss Mary Ann Huber Named UW Summer Prom Queen Finalist
Miss Mary Ann Huber of 1511 17th Avenue is among five finalists for the University of Wisconsin summer prom queen. The dance will be Aug. 8 in Memorial Union Great Hall and on the stardeck. Huber is a Monroe high school valedictorian and Clark College music scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Huber
University of Wisconsin
Joseph Huber
17Th Avenue
Memorial Union
Great Hall
Court of Honor
Miss Huber
Carolyn Smith
East Tallahassee
Ala
Monroe High School
Huber
Clark College
Dubuque
Twin Newlyweds Plan Open House at Lena Illinois
Open house will be held 3 to 9 p m Sunday at the Dameier home two miles south of Lena Illinois for the identical twin newlyweds Melvin and Elvin Dameier and their spouses. They recently returned from a Canada and northern United States wedding trip and will live on the Lena area farm. The June 29 Ark marriage attracted nationwide attention via newspapers radio TV and newsreels. The couple met Margaret and Elizabeth Finch of Jonesboro Ark at the national twin convention two years ago. They will show wedding films and play ceremony recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Dameier
Evin Dameier
R. F. Dameier
Lena
Canada
United States
Hot Springs
Ark
Dameier Twins
Margaret
Elizabeth Finch
Jonesboro
Surprise Birthday Fete For Mrs Helmeid At Edgerton Home
A surprise party was held Sunday at the Clayton Helmeid home in Edgerton to honor Mrs Ben Helmeid of 1049 Seventh Avenue whose birthday fell this week. Guests included Wilbert J. Rose and family from Janesville Rex Albert of Brodhead Warren Irvin and son Kent Walter Derendinger and daughter Monticello Rex Helmeid Ben Helmeid Franklin Wells and son Joyce Helmeid James Cassady and Roger Reese from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Helmeid
Franklyn Wells
Joyce Helmeid
Monroe
James Cassady
Evansville
Roger Reese
Juda
Miss Howard Honored Albany Memorial Session
Members of Juanita Rebekah lodge held a special session for memorial services honoring the late Jennie L. Howard, a charter member. Two living charter members are Mrs. Etta Pryce of Evansville and Mrs. Verena Frtag of Woodstock, Illinois.
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Miss Howard
Albany
Juanita Rebekah Lodge
Jennie L. Howard
Etta Pryce
Evansville
Verena Freitag
Woodstock, III
State Won't Lose Canning Harvest
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin canners expect to avert losses from a tin can shortage. Surveys across communities show adequate cans for beef beans corn and carrots. Marvin Verhulst says no food is lost yet and substitutions may cover any shortfall while beets may be larger but storable until canning resumes.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Marvin P. Verhulst
Madison
Wisconsin Canners’ Association
Band and Medical Group Receive Superior Ratings
The 32nd Division band led by W/O Frank W. Koenig Monroe and Headquarters company 135th medical battalion with Capt. John F. Caradine Monroe attached were rated superior in Wisconsin National Guard encampment or armory inspections. Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill announced 22 units rated superior at Camp Ripley Minn and 15 units in this year’s armory inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Koenig
Monroe
John F. Caradine
Wisconsin National Guard
Jim Dan Hill
Camp Ripley
Minn
Watermelon Market Timing in the United States
The article notes that most watermelons reach U S markets during late spring and early summer. This seasonal pattern affects supply and demand as producers push harvests toward warmer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
General's Diary Distorted by Reds Says Army
The Army says Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow did not write the words attributed by Soviet propagandists in his diary and that the Russians distorted notes he jotted. Grow was convicted by court martial in a related case and received a formal reprimand and six month suspension.
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Washington
Robert W. Grow
Grow
Army
United States
Russia
Europe
America
Klan Leader Receives Four-Year Sentence in North Carolina
In Whiteville North Carolina Superior Court Judge Clawson L Williams sentences Ku Klux Klan Imperial Wizard Thomas L Hamilton to four years for masterminding a flogging. The max term is imposed as part of a major Klan trial with 62 other Klansmen.
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Whiteville
N.C
Ku Klux Klan
Thomas L. Hamilton
Superior Court
Clawson L. Williams
Hamilton
Leesville
S.C
North Carolina
Return from Lomira youth camp sets attendance record
Rev and Mrs Robert A Boetcher and family of Brodhead returned home from Lomira where the youth camp drew a record attendance of 366 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Boettcher
Brodhead
Lomira
Burdick Sell Tavern in Madison to Freydenlund
Robert Burdick of the Gisholt Machine Co Madison sold his tavern in Madison last month to Kenneth Freydenlund. The move transfers ownership and business operation of the establishment.
Wisconsin dairy leaders discuss butterfat standards
Fred Galli, manager of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association, attended a Wisconsin Dairy Federation meeting in Madison as part of the butterfat standards committee. The panel will study butterfat rules arising from the Dairy Queen decision, assess substitutes, and draft possible legislation. Alice in Dairyland joined the Appleton session with the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture, which urged indemnity steps for vesicular exanthem in swine, a disease not yet found in Wisconsin, with embargoes on swine except for licensed slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Madison
Wisconsin Dairy Federation
Supreme Court
Dairy Queen
Galli
Appleton
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Alice
Green County
Wisconsin
Judgment of 135000 Returned Against Gill
Madison Circuit Judge Herman Sachtsen issued a 135000 judgment against John K. Gill former assistant bank cashier. Gill must pay 87969 to London and Lancashire Indemnity Co and 47031 to Continental Casualty Co for embezzled funds. Federal Judge Patrick Stone sentenced Gill to four years. he served about two years before parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Herman Sachtsen
John K. Gill
Gill
London and Lancashire
Continental Casualty Company
Bank of Madison
Patrick Stone
Remodeling Gerbitz House Browntown
Elmer Divan undertakes remodeling on the Gerbitz estate house in Browntown after purchasing it from the William Gerbitz estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerbitz
Browntown
Elmer Divan
William Gerbitz
Stabilizer Warns Of Price Upsurge
Washington reports Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall warns the steel price boost will add about 100 dollars yearly to the typical American family. He says the 5.20 per ton rise, signed reluctantly, was ordered by acting Defense Mobilizer John R. Steelman and will prompt another inflation wave. Officials foresee higher living costs and possible erosion of the hold the line policy to limit increases while aiming for some stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Defense
John R. Steelman
Bus Plea Rejected for Green Bay Milwaukee Route
Public Service Commission dismissed the petition seeking restoration of Northland Greyhound Lines daily bus service between Green Bay and Milwaukee via Two Rivers. The ruling ends the effort to revive the Green Bay Milwaukee route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Northland Greyhound Lines Inc
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Two Rivers
Public Service Commission
New Chief Assigned As Freeport Recruiter
Chief Machinist's Mate Francis J. Reckenberg USN is the new navy recruiter at the Freeport Naval recruiting offices Room 200 Federal Building replacing Chief Francis Lager ordered to sea duty. Dave L. Behrens GM1 USN formerly at Freeport announced on his July 23 weekly trip he would transfer to Seattle. No regular navy recruiter visits to Green County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Reckenberg
USN
Navy
Freeport
Federal Building
Francis Lager
Dave L. Behrens
Seattle
Wash
Green County
Navy enlistment centers noted at Freeport Madison
A directive states that anyone seeking to enlist in the Navy must do so at Freeport or Madison or similar stations, outlining the required enlistment locales and procedures.
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Navy
Freeport
Madison
Stevenson May Take Holiday in Wisconsin
Springfield Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson said he hopes to take a vacation before the campaign trail opens on Labor Day. He indicated a possible holiday in Wisconsin or Michigan if arrangements allow.
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Stevenson
Wisconsin
Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Michigan
Giraffes Tame Yet Can Deliver Sudden Kicks
A note states giraffes are capable of taming but can strike with powerful kicks using their hooves, comparable to mules in potential danger.
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