McNerney Olson Bond in Military Wedding at West Orange
Miss Mabel Cecelia McNerney daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur McNerney West Orange New Jersey married Marine Myron LeRoy Olson son of Mrs Masey Olson in a Sunday 5 p m ceremony at St Johns chapel West Orange The double ring Nuptials were performed by Rev M Redmond The bride wore white mousseline de soie with lace and a fingertip veil She carried white roses and baby’s breath Bridesmaid Dorothy Olson wore yellow chiffon The matron of honor Bertha O'Dell wore yellow chiffon The reception was at Condore Arma Livingston New Jersey and the couple left for a honeymoon to Atlantic City The bride will live with her parents upon return and her husband will report back to Camp Le Jeune Also notes plans for Women’s Society of Christian Service circles meetings with host homes and luncheons planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNerney-Olson
Argyle
Mabel Cecelia McNerney
Wilbur McNerney
West Orange
N. J
Marine Myron LeRoy Olson
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Masey Olson
St. John’s Chapel
Rev. M. Redmond
Bertha O'Dell
Lodgewood
Dorothy Olson
Whitewater
Howard
Condore Arma
Livingston
Atlantic City
Ladies' Aid to Meet for All Day Quilting Picnic
The Ladies' Aid of the Universal to hold an all day quilting event with a picnic dinner at noon. Mrs. F W Galle leads devotions, Mrs. J A Roub heads the program, F J Roub plays piano, Mrs. Roub gives readings, and Mrs. Ed Bayrhoffer oversees refreshments.
Silver Service for USS Wisconsin Completed for Future Use
Madison reports the Madison Governor and Mrs. Goodland accepted a 7 piece tea service valued at 4290 dollars along with other Wisconsin hospitality silver from designer William Schwanke Milwaukee. Twenty eight pieces from the old battleship Wisconsin were refurbished and exhibited in the executive reception room awaiting V J day completion of the war. Rear Admiral E L Cochrane Wisconsin said the formal presentation will follow V J day. John E Dickinson West Bend chairs the state committee for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Badger State
Goodland
Georconsin
William Schwanke
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
E. L. Cochrane
John E. Dickinson
West Bend
Urge Canning to Rebuild 1945 Crop Deficit
County Agent E. O. Baker urges home garden production and canning to compensate for a reduced 1945 crop and 75 percent of the big four vegetables available for civilian use. Demand abroad and military needs rise while stocks shrink, prompting plans to grow tomatoes beans corn peas and more. Intercity commerce in the Western States is projected to exceed a trillion ton miles this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Baker
Wenen States
Music Study Club Friday Program Features Chopin Talk
Music Study Club Division II meets Friday afternoon in Mrs. Arline Berkeley's studio. Performers include Peggy Angliker Mary Ann Huber Marilyn Lanz Carol Schindler Donna Lois Olson Kathryn Krauss Nancy Moldenhauer Carol Howe Helen Gruenewald Patricia Green Virginia Krauss and Patricia Knaack with solos two piano numbers and Helen Gruenewald reading a Chopin paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Club
Music Study Club
Arline Berkeley
Peggy Angliker
Mary Ann Huber
Marilyn Lanz
Carol Schindler
Donna Lois Olson
Kathryn Janet Krauss
Nancy Moldenhauer
Carol Howe
Helen Gruenewald
Patricia Green
Virginia Krauss
Patricia Knaack
Chopin
Birthday Party for Natalie Gorder Turns Five
Mrs. Zenna A. Gorder hosted a birthday party at 509 20th Avenue for her daughter Natalie who turned five yesterday. Games were played and a luncheon served. Natalie received many gifts. Guests included Mrs. Alois H. Ruf and daughters Sally and Jane, Mrs. Merle K. Banks and children Beverly and Dick, Mrs. Arthur F. Roethe and children Jimmy and Arthur, Sharon Einbeck, George Kindschi, and Shirley Gorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenna A. Gorder
20Th Avenue
Natalie
Alois H. Ruf
Sally
Jane
Merle K. Banks
Beverly and
Arthur F. Roethe
Jimmy
Arthur
Sharon Einbeck
George Kindschi
Shirley Gorder
Bridge Fete Honors In Orangeville For Mrs Lochrie
Mrs John Lochrie hosted a buffet supper at the Charles Bolender home for Mrs John Lochrie the former Mary Jane Fitzgibbons. Four tables of bridge were played with honors awarded to Mrs Glen Roderick Miss Florence Haren Mrs Clifford Dietmeier and Mrs Lochrie. Out of town guest was Mrs George Gibbons from New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lochrie
Donald J. Clark
John H. Bruni
Charles Bolender
Mary Jane Fitzgibbons
Glen Roderick
Clarn
Florence Haren
Clifford Dietmeier
Orangeville
Lochrie
George Gibbons
New Glarus
Engagement Announcement for Hedwig Linci cum
Beloit announces the engagement of Hedwig Elea nor Fleuckiger to Private Kenneth C. Linci cum son of Mr and Mrs George Lincicum Madison and former Monroe residents No wedding date set as Linci cum is hospitalized in Battle Creek Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Fleuckiger
Beloit
Hedwig Eleanor
Pfe
Kenneth C. Lincicum
George Lincicum
Madison
Monroe
Lincicum
Battle Creek
Mich
Roxy Club Hosts Evening at Baumgartner Home
Roxy club met at Mrs. Emil Baumgartner’s home on Wednesday with three 500 tables. Honors went to Mrs. Fred Boesiger, Mrs. Lena Augsburger, and Mrs. Arthur Spoerry. Luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy Club
Emil Baumgartner
Fred Boesiger
Lena Augsburger
Arthur Spoerry
Auxiliary Luncheon At Monroe Country Club
The Monroe Country Club auxiliary luncheon was held Wednesday with good attendance. Attendees enjoyed a social afternoon that included card games and golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Merits debated for cheese holiday amid war production
War food administrator Marvin Jones overridden dairy experts to allow cheese production during a cheese holiday running until July 15. The move split the dairy industry with critics warning of large losses in butter and evaporated milk while supporters argued it stops discrimination and uses surplus milk. Rep. Lawrence H. Smith defended the holiday noting underutilized small cheesemakers and high milk output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Jones
WFA
Jones
Department of Agriculture
Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation
Holman
Lawrence H. Smith
Rwis
Helena Chief Considers Charge for Drunken Ridi ng
Police Chief Arthur Parsons contemplates filing drunken riding charges after a comic stunt where a cowboy rode a horse around city hall and to the police station. The incident drew attention for its audacious display and public safety implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena, Mont
Arthur Parsons
City Hall
Want Ad Prompt Teaser From Classifieds
A brief note invites readers to use a want ad to sell goods or services. The message emphasizes the practicality of advertising in the local paper to reach buyers quickly. It suggests trying the quick, simple classified option for effective sales.
Soldier letter from Verle Pyle on wartime life in Boppard
Cpl Verle Pyle writes from Boppard Germany after arriving from France and Belgium. He describes the beauty and rubble around the Rhine valley the 94th division crossed the Rhine here and lost a regiment, and notes pleasant hotel life with maid service while expecting future combat in the Pacific theater.
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St. Nazaire
Atlantic Ocean
France
Belgium
Wermacht
Charleroi
Brussels
Liege
Germany
Aachen
Coblenz
Rema
Gen
Cologne
America
Europe
United States
Bellevue Hotel
Rhine River
Boppard
the Rhine
Pws
Pacific Theater
Silent Lamb Skeleton Fails to Woo Local Shoppers
In Seattle customers refused to buy meat from butcher Tony Travelli after his shop ran out of supplies. He displayed a lamb skeleton in the showcase, prompting only chuckles as people passed by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tony Travelli
Tony
Annual Priewe Stark Schadewald Reunion Picnic
The Priewe Stark Schadewald family reunion returns Sunday at Recreation Park with a noon picnic. Election of officers and program are planned as part of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priewe-Stark- Schadewald
Recreation Park
Gratiot Methodist Women Plan Social Aid Dinner
The Gratiot Methodist Women’s Society will hold a social aid on June 20 at the home of Mrs. Ira Stevens. A program will be presented and luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot Methodist Women’s Society
Ira Stevens
Monticello Social Roundup Notables Attend Weekend Visits
Monticello and surrounding towns see a flurry of weekend calls and gatherings. Residents visit relatives in Monroe Madison and New Glarus while others attend weddings and celebrations at St Johns in Monroe.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Circle Number 1
William A. Schuetze
8Th Street
Alma Ruegger
Circle
T. F. Ransdell
10Th Street
Herberrt Ainsworth
Wes Engles
USS
Mills
Mills 4-H
Alfred Westgard
Ona Butts
Himes
Ludlow Hotel
Eric Norman Pictures
Chicago
Durfee Bros
Rhea C. Myers
Mer
18Th Ave
Karlen
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
H. A. Beckler
Middleton
Conrad Stauffacher
Fred Roethlisberger
James Holcomb
Jerry
Ted Butler
C. M. Stauffer
Ruth
William Pagel
Kathleen Pagel
Dorothy
Carol Jordan
Vola Jordan
W. D. Elmer
Arnold Elmer
Robert Kubly
Ruth Torkelson
Frederick Kolb
St. John’s Church
William V. Baebler
A. Muehlmeier
John Gaterman
Methodist Hospital
Emma Freitag
Herbert Duerst
John Dahnke
Mary Lou
David Landphere
Homer Madson
Richland Center
Arnold Meier Ard
Kenneth Zimmerman
Footville
Roy Bissig
Anton Ott
Darlyne
Spenle
John Meier
Ann Page
Bokar
Jane Parker
T-Brand
Pka
Fine Fish Fish
Haddock
Ing. Oz Oka
Camay
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