Lehnherr Naeyaert Bride in Detroit Ceremony
Miss Leona Marie Lehnherr and Jerome George Naeyaert wed in a double ring ceremony at St. John Berchman's Detroit with Rev Hane Millam officiating. Family and friends attended a 40 guest breakfast and 200 guest reception at the groom’s relatives’ home. Leona Lehnherr, a Monroe High graduate, works as a stenographer. Jerome Naeyaert is a partner at Hagerman Cartage Co. in Detroit. The couple will reside in Brodhead after July 1 at 905 W Second Ave.
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Continental Screen Co
Detroit
Catholic Central High School
Hagerman Cartage Co
Fred’ Lehnherr
Robert Hend-rickson
This City
Weston Johnson Wedding News and Local Socials Digest
From Madison to Monroe, a Weston Johnson wedding attendance lists Rev. Fink family and local residents among guests. Also notes Rialto Bridge club hostesses and Tri-Hi-Y picnic at Recreation Park with tennis and games. Includes mention of the C Shephard event and several local family names such as Spaulding Weston Johnson Erickson Stuart Douglas Hahn Redman and Johnson children.
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Weston-Johnson
Madison
Jane Spaulding Weston
William Johnson
Monroe
O. M Johnson
Peter
Jean Ann
Katto Cl
G. L. Redman
10Th Street
Rialto Bridge Club
E. A. Janice
Herbert D. Goecks
P. J. Lochner
Fred. Musselman
Sue Vincent
Tri-Hi-Y
Recreation Park
Army reenlistment deadline and local recruiting event
A U S Army recruiting sergeant will be at the Monroe post office from 10 a m to 2 p m Wednesday June 26 to answer questions and accept reenlistments. The deadline applies to men discharged more than 90 days since May 12 1946 who remain eligible to reenlist at a comparable grade. Openings as
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U. S. Army
Monroe
Army opens reenlistment grades in many specialties
Army officials say the number of months a discharged soldier served in his specialty is the prime factor in determining reenlistment grade. Through June 30 grades are open in nearly every army category, widening eligibility for personnel in various technical and specialist classifications.
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Army
No Solution for State School Overcrowding
Sparta Franklin King reports to the board that overcrowding at the state school will persist with 344 pupils, nearly double six months prior. He cites housing issues, postwar broken homes, and rising illegitimacy as key causes, noting facilities and staff limits. Gertrude Deniger says efforts are underway to expand placements, but new openings lag behind the influx.
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Sparta
Franklin R. King
Board ‘of Public Welfare
King
Gertrude Deniger
Foster Home Service
Milwaukee Milk Strike Ends In Milestone Agreement
U S conciliation service official James A Despins announced that an AFL bar gaining committee and ten Milwaukee dairies reached a settlement ending the 72 hour milk strike. Striking members were urged to meet and approve terms, which were not released pending membership consent. The dispute centered on restoring daily deliveries after wartime alternate-day schedules.
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Milwaukee
James A. Despins
U. S. Conciliation Service
APL
Milwaukee Dairies
AFL
Theunion
Final Arguments In Slaying Trial Kenosha District
The state rested its case and final arguments were set in the Kenosha courtroom over the four Milwaukee defendants in a roadside wing case. Jerome Mandella testified he was not in Kenosha on the murder night, claiming he stayed home until 9 30 p m, then went to the Highway Tap run by his sister, then slept until about 12 30 a m before going home. His wife corroborated the alibi. Leonard Mercurio of Milwaukee testified Louis Fazione played cards in a Milwaukee music store during the slaying. Mrs. John Mandella described the excitement in court as she testified about her husband’s activities. The case names Mike Farina’s murder and Joe Farina’s wounding, with Jerome Mandella, nicknamed the boss man, and Louis Fazio among the defendants.
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Jerome
Dominic Lampone
Jerome Mandella
Kenosha
Highway Tap
John Mandella
Mandella
Mike Farina
Dered
Joe
Star
Louis Fazio
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Montefelt-Anderson
Doris Maude Montefelt
Frank Montefelt
Brodhead
Richard Anderson
Olaf Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Beloit
Leland W. Kuns
Floyd Montefelt
Dorothy Bridge
College Street
A. P. Gale
Ida Brahm
Wisconsin
Veteet
Anderson Insurance Agency
Fred Fink
Cedarville
Fathers and Sons
United Brethren Church
Fink
G. W. Bechtolt
Noble Reed
Clarence Falk
Jordan Township
Jordan
County of
Green
State of
Town Board of Jordan
Henry Acbly Jr
Wm. Boetker
Decatur Township
Decatur
Town Board of Decatur
E. D. Porterfield
Bert C. Pryce
New Glarus Township
New Glarus
County of Green
Town Board of
Nic H. Kubly
Burnett Hefty
Robert
Theodore
Wesley
Kenneth
Rev. Fink
Frank Stamm
Stamm
George
Terry
Herbert Falk
Robert Falk
Rev
Sutton
Paul
C. Shephard
Dairies
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mt. Pleasant
Jou
Ray T. Silver
Feldt
Weed Commission
Adams Township
Adams
Idlingmeier
Christ A. Moen
Weed Commissio
Jefferson Township
Jefferson
Town Board of Jefferson
Andrew R. Tschudy
Elmer Asmus
Leonard Mercurio
Louis’ Fazioni
Little Mor
Browntown Village
Browntown
Village Board of
Hubert Rockow
Chas. Larson
Washington Township
Washington
Town Board of Washington
D. W. Loveland
E. W. Marty
Monroe, Wis
Frank A. Buehler
City of
Wis
Otto Klemm
Clarno Township
Clarno
Percy Lichtenwalner
Fred Discher
Cadiz Township
Cadiz
Ole Sandley
John A. Hartwick
Weed Commissi
Sylvester Township
Sylvester
W. C. Baumgartner
Paul Frederick
Monroe Township
Town Board of Monroe
J. B. Scherer
Exeter Township
Exeter
Town Board of Exeter
Charles Derendinger
Fred Disch
Spring Grove Township
Spring Grove
Roland Keen
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