Shower for Gladys Schilt and Evan Keister Aids
Social events note a Sunday wedding shower for Gladys Schilt and Evan Keister at the home of Miss New Glarus with Belleville in attendance. Guests played games and a mock wedding, then enjoyed a buffet lunch as gifts were exchanged. Invitations extended through June.
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Gladys Schilt
Evan Keister
New Glarus
Brunner
Robert Feller
Adolph Brunner
Ralph Mahikuch
The
Ralph
Mary Meythaler
Min- Figi
Mabel Goetz
Kempfert
Zee Bauman
Ruth ‘House
Frances Germann
Helen Kohli
Inez Ruth
Mathias
Bertha
Theresa Voegeli
Mattie!flower
Defeat Plan to Move Holstein Association HQ
The annual meeting defeated a plan to move the Holstein-Friesian Association of America headquarters from Brattleboro Vermont to Menomonie Wisconsin. The resolution committee backed a Dix proposal to transfer the headquarters, but the plan did not pass.
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Holstein Association
Wisconsin
Macarora
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Menomonie
Wis
Harry C Dix
Wisconsin Holstein-Friesian Association
Legion Juniors to Face New Glarus Tonight on Diamond
The Legion Juniors travel to New Glarus to meet the Glarners in a 5 PM game at Sportsman's Park. The young team will tangle with a group of veteran players in this local matchup.
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Legion
New Glarus
Diamond
Death of Col. Nicolai Zabotin linked to espionage activity
Ottawa reports the death in Moscow of Col. Nicolai Zabotin former military attaché at the Soviet embassy in Ottawa. He died of heart failure four days after arriving in Moscow from Ottawa according to intelligence services. Zabotin had been named by Igor Gouzenko as mastermind of a Canadian spy network amid current espionage trials.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Morning Journal
Russia
Nicolai Zabotin
Moscow
Zabotin
Igor Gouzenko
Emassy
Canada
Livestock Market Report Chicago USDA Prices Held Steady
Livestock market shows salable hogs 11 000 total with steady demand and ceilings 14 85 for barrows and gilts 14 10 for sows. Cattle and calves supply 2 400 with steady trade. steers 16 25 to 17 65, tops 17 85. yearlings 17 60. heifers 17 25. beef cows up to 15 00. vealers 17 00 down. Sheep 1 000 slow with weak undertone. lamb bids lower. spring lambs steady. native springers 17 50 to 17 75. Poultry steady. eggs and butter mostly unchanged. cash oats and other grains noted with profit-taking in cattle futures.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Trading Drifts Lower Amid Light Turnover
New York stocks eased further in a light session with declines from fractions to over 2 points at the low. Pessimism over labor and inflation trimmed gains after a brief midday rally as investors cashed profits on the notion that recent highs priced in future rose business prospects.
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Wall Street
New York
Pacific
Republic Steel
Bethlehem
Boeing
duPont
Union Carbide
American Telephone
American Waterworks
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
International Harvest
Times Want Ads Notice On Currency Redemption
A fragment notes that three fifths or more of a mutilated U.S. paper currency note is redeemable at face value by the Treasury Department. Prompted by Times want ads, it hints at official redemption guidance.
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U. S
Treasury Department
Green County 4-H Delegates Head to Prairie du Chien Camp
A group of 35 Green County youths departed Monroe for a three day 4-H work and recreation camp at Prairie du Chien. Delegates include D. E. Willard Miss Marlys Richert and O. G. Kimball with E. O. Baker aiding registration. Events feature a Betty Ann Stabler speech contest and allstate 4-H chorus selection for the Milwaukee state fair, plus sessions on food preservation clothing rural electrification and home improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Prairie du Chien
Monroe
D. E. Willard
Marlys Richert
O. G. Kimball
E. O. Baker
Betty Ann Stabler
Spring Grove
Milwaukee
Bible School to Close on Friday
The community vacation Bible school ends with an 8 p.m. Friday program at the Methodist church, after two weeks of classwork at Grace Lutheran and Methodist churches. Five churches cooperated, enrollment peaked at 170 with 15 staff. The program includes music, memory work, awards, and displays, followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Vacation Bible School
Grace Lutheran
Methodist Church
United Brethren
Union Presbyterian
Universalist
Methodist
State Fair Prizes at Milwaukee Wisconsin 1946
Prizes totaling 104000 dollars will be awarded at the 1946 Wisconsin state fair with stock premiums and 22000 dollars for fair awards. Ralph E Ammon is named manager. The piece also notes the origin of the term red tape in 19th century England referring to delayed legal documents.
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Milwaukee
Ralph E. Ammon
England
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Roy F. Davis + Beeche
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Edwin W. Sos
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Andrew Klassy
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Revere Mines
Walter Hammerly
Raymond Fritz
Harold Pick
Fred Lienhardt Jr
Earl Willoughby
Alvina Hoesly
Edward Saunders
Betty
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Minnie Busser
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Pontiac
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Monroe Country Club
A. J. Schindler
Umeago
U.S
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