Dual Iowa Nuptials Highlight Social Weddings in Dubuque and Boscobel
Miss Mary Ellen Hesse of Chicago married LeRoy Leats of Titonka in a white moire taf feta gown with pearls as her veil. The ceremony occurred in Dubuque with Rev. Vin White officiating. A second wedding saw Miss Jeanette Weittenhiller wed Lyle A. Rodger in Boscobel with a candlelit Methodist church ceremony and a reception. The Rodger couple will reside at 1316 11th Street. Mrs. Rodger, a Platteville State Teachers College graduate, has taught in Genoa City and Blanchardville. Mr. Rodger works at the Monroe bank.
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LeRoy Leats
Thomas Leats
Titonka
Ila
Mary Ellen Hesse
Earle E. Hesse
Chicago
A. of Dubuque Chapel
Vin White
A and Seminary
Miss Virand
Pfc
Clarence Loats
George Swalve
Frank Hesse
Weittenhiller-Rodger
Jeanette Weittenhiller
A. E. Weittenhiller
Boscobel
Lyle A. Rodger
Monroe
John Rodger
Oxford
Charles A. Briggs
Edwin W. Schuetze
Charles Bolender
Frank Reinhard
Edna McNeill
Waukegan
Roberta Massey
Oconomowoc
Jane Weittenhiller
Nancy Wagner
Harlan Prechel
Poole
Richland Center
Leroy Steensland
Blanchard
11Th Street
Rodger
Platteville State Teachers’ College
Genoa City
Blanchardville
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Fifth Anniversary Feted For Kenneth Stauffacher Couple
A surprise party celebrated the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stauffacher at their Monroe route 1 home. Co hosts were Mrs. Meier and Mrs. John Koehner. Guests included Eu gene Meier and Mrs. Clarence Goecks, Clifford Rear and Jerry, and many neighbors. The evening featured a 500 game with prizes to Eugene Meier and Mrs. Goecks. An anniversary gift was given to the honorees. Orville Rear hosted a Sunday dinner at his Washington farm home with relatives and friends from Blanchardville Argyle Monroe and Belleville.
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Kenneth Stauffacher
Monroe Route 1
Meier
John Koehner
Eugener Meier
Kenneth Burrington
Joan
Clarence Goecks
Roger
Bonnie Jean
J. P. Kubly
Orville Bear
Eugene Meier
Orville Rears
Orville Rear
Washington
Clifford Rear
Jerry
Alvin Bredeson
Allen and Gary
Blanchardville
Giennys Austin
Donald
Beverly
Ernest Rear
Vernon
Thomas Slotten
Belleville
Julian Rear
Argyle
Paul and
Clareda Wenger
Laroy Balzly
Monroe
Birthday Party Honors Burnett Kubly and Helen Glanzman
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Kubly of Jordan Prairie hosted a Sunday picnic in honor of Burnett and Helen Glanzman’s birthdays. Guests included Belmont residents Mr. and Mrs. Royal Wills and the Wills couple and Alfred Glanzman and family from Grat ion, Monroe residents Myron Babler Gladys Zingrich, and others from Monroe and surrounding areas.
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Burnett Kubly
Jordan Prairie
Helen Glanzman
Royal Wills
Hobart Wills
Belmont
Alfred Glanzman
Gratiot
Fred Feldt
John Kubly
J. L. Babler
Myron Babler
Gladys Zingrich
Monroe
Dinner party honors Lt. Dorothy Schutt at Camp McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schutt hosted a Sunday dinner for their daughter Lt. Dorothy Schutt of the army nurse corps at Camp McCoy. Guests included Mr. and Miss Marian Offerdahl of Madison and Miss Katherine Bowell of Mon.
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Charles Schutt
Dorothy Schutt
Army Nurse Corps
Camp McCoy
Marian Offerdahl
Madison
Katherine Bowell
Subway Art Prints Sell Through Metropolitan Museum
More than 125000 subway posters of art masterpieces are sold by the Metropolitan Museum of Art as 11 by 22 inch prints priced at 10 or 15 cents. Frames are offered at 7.50 or 8 dollars. Popular choices include Sassetta Journey of the Magi Renoir By the Seashore Monet Sunflowers Homer Northeaster and Inness Peace and Plenty. There are 19 paintings in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Subway
York Subway
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sassetta
Army Navy Have All Nurses Needed
Washington reports the Red Cross asked the agency to enlist nurses. The goal of 60,000 by June 1 remains. The Navy says its need for 2,500 nurses has been met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sea
Virginia’s First Glass Works in American History
Virginia established the earliest glass works in the American colonies, marking a foundational craft industry achievement. The facility set early manufacturing standards and influenced regional trade and artisanal production during colonial times.
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Virginia
America
Honoring Elmer M. Hawke at Home Before Camp Endicott
A farewell party for Elmer M. Hawke was held at his home 1623 16th avenue Saturday evening. He leaves today for Camp Endicott after visiting with friends and relatives. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Gottfried Regez and Arthur Evansville Mr and Mrs Lyman Schultz Belleville Mr and Mrs Walter Regez and Annette Juda Mr and Mrs Rudy Feller and Dennis Mr and Mrs Robert Feller and Roberta Mr and Mrs Arthur Studer Monticello Mr and Mrs Ray Campbell Nancy and Virginia Mrs Carl Reger Mr and Mrs John Disch and Mr and Mrs Ralph Strasser Monroe.
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Elmer M. Hawke
16Th Avenue
Camp Endicott
R. L
Gottfried Regez
Arthur
Evansville
Lyman Schultz
Belleville
Walter Regez
Annette
Juda
Rudy Feller
Dennis
Robert Feller
Roberta
Arthur Studer
Monticello
Ray Campbell
Nancy
Virginia
Carl Reger
John Disch
Ralph Strasser
Monroe
Mrs Klingensmith to Speak on Indians in Oklahoma
The Women’s Union of St John’s Evangelical and Reform Church will hear Mrs Don Klingensmith Brod head at the vestry meeting tomorrow evening. She will discuss Indians in Oklahoma and present related films. Girl Scout Troop No 4, sponsored by the union, will stage a play Americans are Lucky or How is Your Wish bone directed by Mrs Herman D Legler with Miss Erma Klassy as program chairman.
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Herman D. Legler
Erma Klassy
Wisconsin CIO Raps LaFollette Over World Security Speech
The Wisconsin CIO jeered Senator LaFollette for opposing a world security organization and backing a veto plan for the big five. The group charged he seeks to undermine U S and allied unity, while praising leniency for war criminals and criticising wartime aims and Roosevelt policy.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Council
CIO
Mel Heinritz
LaFollette
Senate
la Follette
United States
America
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Germany
Europe
Veto Stalemate Bargains With World Security Council
The United States pushes for no veto on preliminary discussion in the world security council as Russia, Britain, China, and France clash over veto scope. Delegates report progress on 14 of 18 issues while other topics like trusteeships and the right to discuss all international situations remain unsettled. Moscow may soften its rigid veto interpretation depending on next moves.
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San Francisco
United States
Russia
Britain
China
France
Guillermo Bell
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Stettinius
Assembly of All United Nations
Big Five
The
World Organization
Council
Assembly
Tornado Speed Ranges From A Few Miles To 150 MPH
The report notes tornado forward speeds vary widely from only a few miles per hour to about 150 miles per hour. It emphasizes that wind speed can escalate quickly and contribute to tornado damage potential.
Lend-Lease Status in Europe and Russia Debate
Washington weighs when the wartime lend-lease program ends as Europe winds down and Russia’s role toward Japan remains unsettled. Officials note Congress extended the program to 1946 while Belgium shows the skewed returns under the statute.
Chicago Livestock Market Report With Steady To Mixed Results
Salable hogs 6 000 of 13 000, fully steady with 140 lb barrows and gilts at 14 75. Sows 14 00. Cattle salable 22 000, calves 800, receipts largest since February. Steers mostly 25c lower, tops 17 90, 17 85 next, bulk 15 50 17 50. Heifers 17 25 to 17 50, cows scarce and unevenly steady to 25c lower. Bulls steady to strong. beef bulls active to 15 00, sausage bulls 13 25 down, vealers 16 50 down. Sheep 3 000, lambs slow, kids about 25c lower. No 1 pelt lambs 15 10, most value downward.
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Chicago
WFA
Wall Street Trading Rebounds After Early Steep Selloff
Buying of steels steadied the stock market after an early selloff cut rails utilities and industrials. Morning offerings pointed to a technical setback after a long climb to eight year peaks. Steel stocks lagged the recent upswing while bonds and commodities moved unevenly. Tornadoes reported in every state except Nevada.
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New York
Chicago Market Reports Mixed Livestock Grain Prices
Butter and eggs steady in Chicago with 727 773 receipts and various grade scores. Poultry prices firm with fowl roasters and fryers in the 30 to 31.5 range and leghorn fowls 26.5 to 28. Grain futures showed July corn at a ceiling and July wheat easing slightly amid heavy selling while new crop corn deliveries hit season highs. receipts for wheat 116, corn 130, oats 5, soybeans 3.
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Chicago
WFA
U. S
Commission House
Condon-Prec Franklyn Condon Takes Furlough Home
Franklyn Condon is spending a furlough with his mother Mrs. F A Condon at Brod head after undergoing surgery at O'Reilly General Hospital in Springfield Missouri.
Conway Elvin Conway S 2/c Graduates Ordnance School
Conway Elvin Conway of Brodhead receives aviation ordnance school training at Norman Oklahoma graduating May 19. He has been assigned to the west coast to join carrier aircraft service.
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Conway
Elvin Conway
Aviation Ordnance School
Norman
Okla
West Coast
Carrier Aircraft Service
Brodhead
Goepfert-M/Sget. Leave for Leavenworth after furlough
Goepfert and Mrs. Leon S Goepfert have departed for Leavenworth following a 15 day furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Sebastian Goepfert of 1917 12th street and other relatives and friends.
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Goepfert
M/Sget
Leon S. Goepfert
Leavenworth
Sebastian Goepfert
12Th Street
Hanke Elmer Hanke heads to Camp Endicott
Seaman Hanke Elmer Hanke 2/c departed today for Camp Endicott after a leave with family and friends. He completed boat training at Great Lakes Illinois a week ago and will begin training as a navy seabee.
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Hanke
Elmer M. Hanke
Camp Endicott, R. L
Seaman Hanke
Great Lakes
Ill
Klarer Marie Klarer Heads to Madison Visit
Klarer Marie C. Klarer HA 2/c on leave from Glenview Naval Air Station left for Madison to spend a few days with her sister Mrs. Marvin Kammer before returning to duty.
Klarer Promoted to Sergeant for Overseas Service
Klarer Emil Klarer, stationed in the south Pack, has been promoted to sergeant. A letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Klarer, notes he has made five trips over Japan.
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Klarer
Emil Klarer
Christ Klarer
Sergeant Klarer
Japan
Krattiger Cpl Edwin Krattiger Receives Combat Infantry Badge
Corporal Edwin A Krattiger of an armored infantry battalion with the Seventh Army in Europe is awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for his service in the European theater.
Mason receives Bronze Star for Bastogne action
Mason Pfc. Donald R. Mason of Brodhead husband of Bernice Sauer Mason earned the Bronze Star for heroic achievements in action at Bastogne. He serves with a parachute infantry division.
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Mason
Donald R. Mason
Bernice Sauer
Brodhead
Bastogne
Reigle Family Reports Son William Jr Recovering
Mr. and Mrs. William Reigle of Brodhead announce their son Pvt. William Reigle Jr. at Camp Gordon Georgia is recovering after an emergency operation.
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Reigle
William Reigle
Brodhead
Pvt
William, Jr
Camp Gordon
Swartz at sea ahead of Wisconsin letter home
Capt. John W. Swartz writes from a sea voyage lasting over 20 days to his parents Mr and Mrs Harry C Swartz that he is thousands of miles from Wisconsin. He notes stronger religious meaning and says he attends church services daily. The letter was written may refer to his voyage.
TenEyck Jr. Returns Home After World War II Service
Pfc. Frank A. TenEyck Jr. arrives at his parents’ Brodhead home following an honorable discharge at Ft. Sheridan Ill after three years overseas with the 32nd Red Arrow Division in the Pacific. He entered service in April 1940, trained at Camp Livingston Ft Devens and Ft Ord, fought in New Guinea Buna Gona Saidor Leyte, and earned the Presidential Unit Citation Combat Infantryman’s Badge six battle stars and three campaign ribbons with four gold stars.
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Calif
Pacific
New Guinea
Buna-Gona
Australia
Saidor
Leyte
Philippines
TenEyck
Weeks Transfer to Ft Sill Battery Unit Chief Clerk
Weeks Pfc Delbert E. Weeks son of Mrs Alta Weeks has been transferred to the headquarters battery at the field artillery school Ft Sill Oklahoma where he serves as head bookkeeper and battery clerk of his unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Pfc
Delbert E. Weeks
Alta Weeks
Field Artillery School
Ft. Sill
Okla
Women Relief Corps Meeting at Knights of Pythias Hall
Members of the Women's Relief Corps will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Knights of Pythias hall for a business session and a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Knights of Pythias Hall
Brazil Builds Trans-Brazil Highway Link to Niqualandia
Engineers and construction gangs advance a southbound highway from Anapolis toward Niquelandia in Goias state. The route will become a main link in the Trans Brazil Highway and is slated for completion by mid 1945.
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Brazil
Guiana
Goyaz
Anapolis
Niquelandia
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Harold C. Agerholm
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Quebec
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Yalta
Maryland House of Correction
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Lendlease
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England
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U.S. Pot
the Store For Women
Swartz Family
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