Weddings in Wisconsin as nuptials span towns and plans
Mrs. Clarence E. Hoesly of New Glarus wed groom Doran Zwygart in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Paul C. Kehle. Attendants included Arlene Hoesly and Leland Miller. A reception followed with about 125 guests from multiple Wisconsin communities. The couple plans residence on the Hoesly farm after a Chicago Milwaukee trip. Another couple, Bruzelius Francis and Vernon Francis, will wed in International Falls Minnesota with rounds of family and friends attending. The bride Faith Bruzelius, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. D. Bruzelius, plans missionary work after marriage while Francis attends Central Bible Institute.
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Clarence E. Hoesly
New Glarus
Paul C. Kehle
Arlene Hoesly
Leland Miller
Monroe
Ronald Dumroese
Freeport
Cleo Foster
Hervey Hoesly
D. Andrew Howey
Doran Zwygart
Evelyn Bloom
Janet Hiltbrand
Lois Miller
Bloom and Hiltbrand
Emma Stoll
Lydia Budde
Monticello
Albany
Basco
Mt. Horeb
Blanchardville
Darlington
Judo
Monroe High School
Montgomery Ward
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Hoesly
New Glarus High School
Chicago
Milwaukee
Bruzelius Francis
Faith Bruzelius
D. Bruzelius
Vernon Francis
M. T. Francis
International Falls
Minn
Mission Covenant Church
Bruzelius
Assembly of God
Painesville State Bank
Francis
Central Bible Institute
Springfield
Round Grove Homemakers Hold Picnic at New Glarus Park
Members and families gathered yesterday at New Glarus roadside state park for the Round Grove Homemakers annual picnic. A basket lunch was served at noon then plans for achievement day and a Milwaukee bus trip were discussed amid a social afternoon and observed blooming trees.
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Round Grove Homemakers
Round Grove Homemakers’ Club
New Glarus Roadside
Milwaukee
Henry E. Babler
John Augsburger
Arthur Benkert
Albert Schmid
Mae Dorety
Barbara Freitag
Tornow Akins Wedding in South Wayne Church
Miss Margaret Henrietta Tornow and Gerald L. Akins wed in a 2 pm double ring ceremony at St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Attendants included Lillian Akins and Erma Tornow, with Wendell Sargent as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home before a farm residence to the south of South Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornow-Akins
South Wayne
Margaret Henrietta Tornow
Leo Tornow
South Wayne Township
Gerald L. Akins
Clarence Akins
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. L. Haack
Lillian Akins
Kenneth G Keel celebrates 8th birthday with theater party
Kenneth G. Keel son of Mr and Mrs Garrett Keel observed his eighth birthday with a theater party and home refreshments at 2420 7th street. Guests included Billy Boyd Robert Schwaiger Robert Stair Alan Holtshopple Jimmy Bruni John Prien Georgie Jacobs John Schindler Junior Coplien John Norden Larry Trickel Darlyne Keel Loretta Kubly Harold Kubly Gene Karl Rose Aeschlimann Mrs Clara Weiss and Rose Jacobson.
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Kenneth G. Keel
Garrett Keel
7Th Street
Robert Aeschlimann
Keel
Billy Boyd
Robert Schwaiger
Robert Stair
Alan Holtshopple
Jimmy Bruni
John Prien
Georgie Jacobs
John Schindler
Junior Coplie
Major KC Degrees Awarded in Shullsburg
About 50 candidates from Shullisburg, Darlington and Monroe councils received the Knights of Columbus major degree in Shullsburg. Dr. C. W. Henney and his Portage degree team presented the ceremony. A banquet followed in the Shullsburg high school gymnasium with remarks by Grand Knight Charles T. Lee and Rev. James J. Sheridan acting as toastmaster.
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Shullisburg
Darlington
Monroe
Knights of Columbus
Shullsburg
C. W. Henney
Portage
Shullsburg High School
James J. Sheridan
Charles T. Lee
John McNamara
Bernard Doyle
Bill Paquette
Darlene Burns
Gertrude Paquette
Jerome O'Leary
John DeRocher
Harold J. Lamboley
America
Will Paquette
Evangelical United Brethren Society Meets in Exeter
The Evangelical United Brethren Missionary society met Thursday evening with Mrs. Frank Clark in Exeter township. Lillian Stauffer gave the lesson and Kathryn Staedtler led devotions. Parish events include a 60th anniversary program at Zwingli church attended by Madison residents and a wedding dance in New Glarus for Delmar Marty with several local attendees.
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Evangelical United Brethren Missionary Society
Frank Clark
Exeter Township
Lillian Stauffer
Kathryn Staedtler
William Gill
Laverne Duerst
Lavonn
DeForest
Ida Schenk
Herman Feenie
Postville
Herman Meier
Meier Sr
Rosa Wittner
Anna Klossner
Louise Staedtler
Florence Babler
Madison
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
New Glarus
Delmar Marty
Robert Holcomb Sr
Ira Holcomb
Herman Schupbach
Clarence
Truman Nominates Armour to Replace Braden
President Truman named Norman Armour to be assistant secretary of state replacing Spruille Braden who has resigned. Armour a career diplomat formerly ambassador to Argentina in 1939 and later ambassador to Spain. White House press aide Eben Ayers announced the move implying similar duties to Braden.
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Washington
Truman
Norman Armour
Spruille Braden
Armour
Argentina
White House
Braden
Eben Ayers
Ayers
Armosti
Spain
Verna Kubly Elected President of Green County Normal Alumni
Mrs Verna Kubly was elected president of the Green County Normal School Alumni Association at the annual picnic dinner and gathering on the school grounds Sunday. Arleigh Frautschy named vice president and Florence Figs secretary treasurer. Howard Teasdale retiring principal received a gift from the Green County Teachers Association. Short addresses were given by Wartenweiler Teasdale and Dietz. Retiring officers are Clarence Schroeder, Regis Gavigan, and Harry Ammann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Kubly
Green County Normal School Alumni Association
Arleigh Frautschy
Florence Figs
Howard Teasdale
Green County Teachers Association
Florence Wartenweiler
Paul Severson
Wartenweiler
Teasdale
C. H. Dietz
Clarence Schroeder
Regis Gavigan
Harry Ammann
Six-Year-Old Ellen Grossen Dies in Chicago Hospital
Ellen Grossen six daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Grossen died at 10 this morning in Chicago Memorial hospital. Born January 20 1941 she lived on Walter Haddinger farm east of Monticello. Funeral arrangements await Voegels funeral home attendants with the body.
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Monticello
Times
Ellen Grossen
Robert Grossen
Walter Haddinger
Chicago Memorial Hospital
Robert
Margaret Sarbachen Grossen
Voegels
France Faces Utility Strike Amid Nationwide Rail Walkout
Paris and surrounding areas brace as public utility workers in St. Etienne Montlucon and near Paris strike, risking gas outages and metro disruptions. Government readiness includes possible requisitions after Premier Ramadier averted a 24 hour utility walkout recently while rail unions press for higher pay and reclassification.
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Paris
France
St. Etienne
Montlucon
Paul Ramadier
Paris Metro
Subway
Vincent Auriol
National Railroad Workers Federation
Ramadier
Water refraction hides depth by bending light
Light refraction in water distorts perception of depth, making objects appear shallower or deeper than they are. This optical effect explains why underwater measurements can mislead observers.
Police Investigate Report Of Georgia Jean Sightings
Des Plaines resident Martha Fritz told authorities she saw eight year old Georgia Jean Weckler with a tall man who resembled an Indian and a blond girl crossing a Des Plaines river bridge toward Chicago. The girl had disappeared from Fort Atkinson since May 1 after collecting mail at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Jean Weckler
Fort Atkinson
Martha Fritz
Des Plaines
Georgia Jean
Belgian Police Hold Suspect in Letter Bomb Murder Case
Belgian police arrested a man and a woman whose false compartment suitcase reportedly contained letter bombs like those mailed to 20 leading Britons last week. Scotland Yard provided an operative to assist Belgian authorities in confirming the threat and investigation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Suspected Bomb Mailings Linked to Italian Inquiry
Scotland Yard said that some people, claiming humor, had stuffed bogus letter bombs into British mailboxes, complicating the probe. The disclosure followed a Genoa report that a man claiming Stern gang ties mailed actual bombs.
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Italy
Scotland Yard
Genoa
Stern Gang
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Dodgeville
Helen Marty
Loretta Klinger
Boscobel
Betty Mae Cobett
Cuba City
Shirley Hansen
Platteville
Robert J. Zimmerman
Platteville Teachers College
Edgerton
Rice
Delbert Rice
Wisconsin
Leaf Marty
Miss Leaf
Delfhar Marty
Belleville Reformed Church
E. W. Marty
Eleanor
Dorothy
Sam Duerst
Fred Zweifel
Fred O. Marty
Lawrence Marty
O. D. Curtis
Ruth Spring
Raymond Norder
Red Oak
Ill
Dennis Norder
Carol Kundert
Judith Norder
Robert Norder
Kenneth Babler
Gordon
Andrew Bleiler
Don Jones
William Norder
Kenneth Norder
Just
Opel
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Naperville
W. J. Abe
Ralph Emerson
Delma Roethlisberger
Fred. Roethlisberger
Marilyn Roethlisberger
Ben Feldt
Kathleen Feldt
Rosemary Babler
Marianne Elmer
Barbara Karlen
Donald Babler
Allan Riese
Prairie du Chien
Waldo Dick
Joan
Prairie du Lac
John Dick
Ivan Schenk
Tucson
Ariz
John Zimmerman
Thomas Brusveen
Hans Brusveen
Indian Ford
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
Bertha Keller
Cambridge
James Knoblauch
Fred A. Blum
Walter Haur
Glarus
C. D. Curtis
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Sunnycroft Dairy
Normal School
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