Miss Frances Miller Weds Howard Wells In Evening Ceremony
Miss Frances Marder Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Franz R Miller 609 19th Avenue became the bride of Howard D Wells son of Mr and Mrs Orson Wells 2029 17th Avenue last night at 8 pm in Jordan Lutheran church Rev Justin H Flak officiated in the double ring ceremony The bride wore a nylon street length gown with a Peter Pan collar and navy accessories The groom's sister Mrs Joseph Signer was attendant Emerson Wells was best man A reception followed at the bridegroom's sister's home They will reside in Rantoul Illinois The bride is a Monroe High School graduate and was employed by Lakeshire Mart Co The husband is stationed at Chanute Air Force Base.
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Frances Miller
Howard Wells
Frances Marder
Miller
Franz R. Miller
19Th Avenue
Howard D. Wells
Orson Wells
17Th Avenue
Jordan Lutheran Church
Justin H. Flak
Joseph Signer
Emerson Wells
Paul Kubly
Rantoul
Ill
City Church Theme For WSWS Meeting
Mrs H Matt Stauffacher presented The City Church as the program theme at the Eva Spreng WSWS gathering of Immanuel church last night with 40 members present. New members were welcomed as five joined the young people's committee reported and the bake sale was noted. The state WSWS convention was announced and refreshments followed.
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H. Matt Stauffacher
Eva Spreng Wsws
Immanuel Church
Stauffacher
Henry Kundert
Arthur C. Nondahl
Herman A. Stuessy
Richard H. Bahr
Young People’s Committee
Bernard Bartel
Immanuel
WSWS
Bahr
Mmes
Robert Schuler
Stanley W. Howe
Walter Kuebli
Alvin Kubly
Glenn Benkert
Ernest Busjahn
Square Dance Draws 80 Couples at Turner Hall
Eighty couples attended a square dance at Turner hall hosted by the Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club. The event entertained the beginners class and guests came from Madison Belleville New Glarus Brodhead Freeport Rock City Shannon and Orangeville. Refreshments were served by the host club.
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Turner Hall
Shirts and Skirts
Madison
Belleville
New Glarus
Brodhead
Freeport
Rock City
Shannon
Orangeville
Browntown Methodist church group to meet with program
The WSCS of Browntown Methodist church will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at the church. A program will be given and refreshments will be served by president Mrs Theda May assisted by Mrs Effie Vincent.
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Brwntown
WSCS
Browntown Methodist Church
Theda May
Effie Vincent
Rev Frambo to Speak at Orangeville Father Son Banquet
Rev W H Frambo of Second Baptist Church Freeport will be guest speaker at a father son banquet at 7 p m tomorrow in the Orangeville Grace Reformed Church annex.
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Orangeville
W. H. Frambo
Second Baptist Church
Freeport
Grace Reformed Church
Bible School Ends With Friday Night Program
Vacation Bible School closes with an 8 p m program in the grade school gym. Ninety nine pupils are enrolled across nursery and primary to juniors. Rev M E Best will lead songs scripture and prayers. Rev A R Felts gives benediction after candlelight services by juniors and an offering by teen helpers.
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Orangeville
M. E. Best
A. R. Felts
Service Guild Meets Brodhead in September Pause
The Wesleyan Service Guild held its last meeting before a September recess at the Methodist church. A 6:30 picnic supper followed. Mrs. Wilbur Leatherman led devotions and summarized the WSCS convention at Chippewa Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ross displayed pictures from Florida and Mardi Gras trips.
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Service Guild
Brodhead
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Wilbur Leatherman
Chippewa Falls
Allen Ross
Florida
Mardi Gras
Flower Mission Day Observed by Brodhead WCTU
The Brodhead WCTU held its annual flower mission day with Mrs. Jessie Douglas as hostess. Mrs. Will Gibson led devotions and Mrs. Clyde Berryman provided the Washington Letter. The group will remember shut ins.
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Brodhead
Brodhead Wctu
Jessie Douglas
Will Gibson
Clyde Berryman
Washington
Flower Mission Group
Shutins
St Johns Women Hear Explanation of Indian Mystery
Mrs. Raymond E. Barth spoke to the St Johns Women’s Union about India, detailing life in Madras and the plight of pavement dwellers. She described housing, diet, health, and vaccines, and noted meat availability and a cobra skin wallet in an exhibit. Seventy-five attendees shared refreshments after the program.
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India
Raymond E. Barth
Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
Memsahib
Tabitha M. Ritzmann
Ross S. Martin
Sam Rubi
Flag Day Reports at Woman's Relief Corps Meeting
Mrs Garrett W Keeler director read Flag Day articles at a meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps. Thirty five members heard of flags given to two Brownie Scout Troops. Mrs Alfred Morgenthaler supervised refreshments. next meeting set for June 21.
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Garrett W. Keel
Woman's Relief Corps
Alfred Morgenthaler
Wreford and Johnson Attend West Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Rev and Mrs John F Wreford of South Wayne church and Mrs Sam Johnson lay member travel to Menomonie for the annual West Wisconsin Conference of the Methodist church running through Sunday.
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South Wayne
John F. Wreford
Sam Johnson
West Wisconsin
Methodist Church
Menomonie
Scouts Sell Cookies to Fund Camp Trips
The Brodhead Girl Scouts conduct a house to house sale of peanuts and cookies to raise funds for scouting camp. Leaders are Mrs. John D. Timm and Mrs. Wilton Hurley guiding the group.
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Brodhead
John D. Timm
Wilton Hurley
Bible School Opens at Baptist Church
Times Special reports a daily vacation Bible school opening at the Baptist church with forenoon and afternoon sessions. Closing exercises are planned for 8 p m Sunday.
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Bible School
The
Baptist Church
Custard Pie Contest Set for Tuesday in Green County
The third annual county custard pie contest, sponsored by the Farm Bureau Women, will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p m in the basement of the Green County Service Co building. The county winner advances to a district event June 20, with state and national contests on November 11 in Green Bay.
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Green County Service Co
Farm Bureau Women
Green Bay
Ernest Schmid
Katherine Pinnow
Brodhead
Tour films shown at IOOF hall meeting gathers in Pacific Northwest
L. O. Schmidt presented a tour film program of the Pacific Northwest after a Py thian Sisters meeting in the IOOF hall. Fifty members and guests attended and refreshments were served by chairmen Mrs. Will Blum and helpers Mrs. Clarence Thompson and Mrs. Fred Faeser.
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Pacific Northwest
L. O. Schmidt
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
Will Blum
Clarence Thompson
Fred Faeser
Paul Stewart Delivers Sermon at Madison Baptist Church
Paul Stewart of Madison was the guest speaker at a Sunday service at the local Baptist church, delivering remarks to the congregation.
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Paul Stewart
Madison
Pupils Perform Well In Dance Revue At High School
A near capacity crowd enjoyed Mrs. B. J. Sullivan’s pupils in a five part dance revue themed Follow the Piper at the high school auditorium. The performance featured numerous solos and group numbers with dancers such as Jill Stauffacher Nancy Hirsch Cathy Hill Marcia Simmons Peggy Gempler Jeffery Smith Janet Barry and Steven Rosa among many listed performers.
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Margaret M. Roberts
B. J. Sullivan
Pied Piper
Mother Goose Avenue
Mary
Peggy Gempler
Cinderella
Jeffery Smith
Prince Charming
Baby Bear
Bobby Carey
Goldilocks
Janet Barry
Peggy Sullivan
Wendy
Peter Pan
Dick Barry
Marlene Armstrong
Floyd Weeks
Captain Hook
Holly Hoesly
Little Princess
Freddie Rosa
Davy Crockett
Gaineth Gonstead
Valerie Usher
Cheryl Loveland
Steven Rosa
Pony Boy
Turn and Schwing Club Members Named in Listing
Mary Margaret Hodgson Cathy Lamboley Michael and Louis Lamboley Beverly Rattin Shirley Ault Jayne Hoffman Barbara Dickson Marlene Armstrong Elaine Andereck Janice Daubert Marcia Mahley Laura Springer Joan Johnson Janice Keister Janis Hefty Susan Hefty Deanna Mayner Jeanine Steffen David Stabenow Craig Kleckler and Diane Kuban listed among club members. Also noted are Elsa Rattin Ruth Ruf Janet Thommen Jean Halvorson Esther Schwartz Helen Krattiger and Dorleen Showers Theresa von Allman as participants.
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Mary Margaret Hodgson
Cathy Lamboley
Michael
Louis Lamboley
Beverly Rattin
Shirley Ault
Jayne Hoffman
Barbara Dickson
Marlene Armstrong
Elaine Andereck
Janice Daubert
Marcia Mahley
Laura Springer
Joan Johnson
Janice Keister
Janis Hefty
Susan Hefty
Deanna Mayner
Jeanine Steffen
David Stabenow
Craig Kleckler
Diane Kuban
Turn
Mmes
Elsa Rattin
Ruth Ruf
Janet Thommen
Jean Halvorson
Esther Schwartz
Helen Krattiger
Misses Dorleen Showers
Theresa von Allman
Uncles Tom Cabin Sells 3 Million Copies
The novel Uncle Tom's Cabin ranks among America's best sellers with about three million copies distributed highlighting its wide popular impact.
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America
Badger Boys State Opens at Ripon College
Badger Boys State for 1955 opens Saturday at Ripon College with 724 citizens on hand for the eight day democratic experiment. The fictitious 49th state operates until June 18 and concludes with the governor’s inauguration June 16 officiated by Justice Grover Broadfoot of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. High school juniors participate, campaign for offices, and assume duties after election.
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RIPON
Badger Boys State
Ripon College
Grover Broadfoot
Wisconsin Supreme Court
The
American Legion
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16Th Avenue
Carol Jean
Gordon Mohns
Robert Mohns
Juda
Miss Rear
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Schmitz
Helen Ninneman
15Th Avenue
Charmaine
James J. Beliakoff
James Beliakoff
San Francisco
Miss Ninneman
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S.C
Jantzen
Lyle
Monroe
Wisconsin
St. John’s
Hilda Lindberg
Jane A
Carl E. Schuetz
Carl Schuetz
Miss Lindberg
S. S. Sorkin
Evansville
Germany
Kaltenborn
Ber
Marion Maurer
Sherry Shaffer
Rosemary Forcade
Karen Albert
Ann Goecks
Diana Weeks
Greta Pitkins
Badger
Surge Store
Wayne, Wis
Olafsen
Food and Nutrition Board
National Academy of Science
LS An
Chatham
Orlon
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