Violet LaVonne Bushnell and Lewis Price Wed in Argyle
Miss Violet LaVonne Bushnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean L Bushnell Argyle route 2 became the bride of Lewis William Price son of Mrs Harry Skinner New York City and Lewis Price Youngstown C in a double ring ceremony at Union Presbyterian church Rev LeRoy Louis read the nuptials The bride wore white brocaded taffeta with a rhinestone bracelet and orange blossom tiara Her arm bouquet held white roses The couple plans to reside in Youngstown after a wedding trip to Chicago An out of town guest list included Mrs Harry Skinner William Moses and other relatives The reception was at the bride’s grandparents home and many details followed including solos and a program of wedding marches
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vashnell-Price
Violet LaVonne Bushnell
Dean L. Bushnell
Lewis William Price
Harry Skinner
New York City
Lewis Price
Youngstown
Union Presbyterian Church
LeRoy Louis
E. W. Bushnell
Elaine Sardeson
William Moses
Roger
Lloyd Bushnell
Margie King
D. Andrew Howey
E. W. Bushnells
Navy
York City
William Mo
Ivan A. Sherman
A F. Ketterer
Madison
Kathryn Young
Dale Young
Bruce
Frank Stabler
Brodhead
Maurice Sardeson
Lois Sardeson
Harold Everson
Argyle
Jacob Schulthess
Milwaukee
Faith Cahoon Weds Harold Glaman in Orangeville Church
Miss Faith Cahoon daughter of Mr and Mrs Jennings G Cahoon Orangeville became the bride of Harold Glaman son of Mr and Mrs Henry Glaman in a double ring ceremony at Orangeville Methodist church. The bride wore a white marquisette gown and carried white roses. Pauline Cahoon Detroit sister of the bride served as maid of honor in a pink organdy gown with colonial bouquet. LeRoy Emford acted as best man with Carl Cahoon and William Fritzenmeier as ushers. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Freeport after returning.
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Orangeville
Faith Cahoon
Jennings G. Cahoon
Harold Glaman
Henry Glaman
Orangeville Methodist Church
Elmer Priewe
Bonnie Bolender
Pauline Cahoon
Detroit
LeRoy Emford
Carl Cahoon
William Fritzenmeier
25th Anniversary celebration at Grunder home
Relatives gathered at the William Grunder home to mark the 25th wedding anniversary with baskets a dinner and gift presentations. Attendees from multiple townsIncluded are Lydia Bloom Helen Ninneman Monroe Walter Johnson Port Edwards Gilbert Geiger and families Madison Godfred Schmoker New Glarus and others. A baptism at St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church followed with sponsors noted.
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William Grunder
Lydia Bloom
Helen Ninneman
Monroe
Walter Johnson
Port Edwards
Gilbert Geiger
Bob
Harold Gust
Madison
Godfred Schmoker
Burns Family Fire Damages Home Last September
A September blaze destroyed the Burns home. Attending were Mr and Mrs John W Rufi and family Monroe Mr and Mrs Leland F Rufi Dakota I Mr and Mrs Jesse A Matzke Mrs Sarah Rufi Mr and Mrs Roy H Rufi and family Miss Mary Lou Jones and Laurene Reeser Orangeville Auxiliary Picnic Wisconsin Power and Light Co auxiliary and spouses enjoyed a picnic last evening Mrs Louis F Blane chaired refreshments and Mrs Gifford E Solem led entertainment Prizes awarded to Louis F Blane and Mrs Ruth Abelman in a birthday contest UB Aid Society Aid society of United Brothers warch will meet at the church at 2 Wednesday afternoon Mrs Nettie Baltzer in charge of business session Arrangements for entertaining the annual conference in August All women of the congregation invited
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Jesse A. Matzke
Orangeville
Recreation Park
Frances Mae Rufi
Monroe High School
Arlene Ruff
Audrey Ruff
Burns
John W. Rufi
Monroe
Leland F. Rufi
Dakota
Sarah Rufi
Roy H. Rufi
Mary Lou Jones
Laurene Reeser
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Louis F. Blane
Gifford E. Solem
Ruth Abelman
UB. Aid Society ‘Aid Society
United Brothera Warch
Nettie Baltzer
Magnolía Township Man Albert Maveus Dies After Stroke
Albert Maveus 59 longtime Magnolia Township resident died at home after a stroke following a three day illness. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead with Rev J W Zimmerman officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead. Born February 28 1887 in Spring Grove Township he was the son of Carl and Marie Tertin Maveus. Married December 9 1914 to Lilian Brace. Survived by one daughter Marcelle Alice four brothers Carl Frank Fred and John and two sisters Mrs Emma Nahan and Mrs Anna Tate. Preceded in death by wife one brother and three sisters.
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Magnolia Township
Newcomer Funeral Home
Brodhead
J. W. Zimmerman
Ial
Greenwood Cem- Brodhead
Albert Maveus
Spring Grove Township
Carl
Marie Tertin Maveus
Lilian Brace
Marcelle Alice
Spring ‘Valley Township
Frank
Sycamore
Fred
Neillsville
John
Oakland
Calif
Emma Nahan
Rockford
Anna Tate
Knapp
Wis
Movie and Horse Racing Leaders Top Earners in 1944 List
Treasury survey lists 593 top paid Americans for 1944. Leo McCarey tops with 1.11 million in 12 months, followed by Charles M. Strub of Los Angeles Turf Club at 466 thousand. Charles P. Skouras and Fred MacMurray rank third and fourth, while Charles E. Wilson of General Motors is fifth with 362 thousand. Figures exclude taxes and cover payments of 75 thousand or more for 1944 and fiscal 1945.
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Treasury
Leo McCarey
Charles M. Strub
Los Angeles Turf Club
Inecond Place
Charles P. Skouras
Fred MacMurray
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Violence Surges in Palestine as British Officers Seized
A remapese informant says four British officers were held against their will at a Tel Aviv officers club by about a dozen Jewish extremists linked to Irgun Zvai Leumi. The wave of attacks across Palestine includes a Haifa railway yard raid and clashes that killed several Jews and a British officer, with widespread arrests and ongoing searches as authorities seek to curb the unrest.
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Tel Aviv
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Irgun
Holy Land
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London
Reuters
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Palestine Railway
Palestine
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Dead Sea
Haganah
Palestine Post
Bridges Destroyed Halt Palestine to Syria Train Service
Two Jews were killed in the attacks on the eight bridges cutting Palestine's rail link to Syria and Trans-Jordan. The Yarmuk gorge railway bridge and the Allenby span over the Jordan were wrecked, severing a major connection between Palestine and Trans-Jordan.
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Breeders Add 22 Members to Group Green County Association
The Green County Breeders association adds 22 new farmers, mainly from northern Stephenson county, boosting the ranks. Ronald L. Spease of the county central dairy testing laboratory announced the change allowing artificial insemination services beyond the normal three per cow at no extra charge for breeding members who are testing members. New membership is divided: breeding division three, owner sampler testing division eleven, standard testing division eight, with named members from Juda Winslow Lena Freeport Orangeville Red Oak Monroe Monticello Dakota and other towns.
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Stephenson County
Ronald L. Spease
Central Dairy Testing Laboratory
Spease
Lawrence Hartwig
Juda
Joseph Kohn
Leo Blasing
Winslow
Clemens Schneider
Lena
Sam Klepping
Pearl City
Bill Clemens
Belles
Theodore Argue
New Gk
Walter Scheider
Red Oak
Henry Horstmeier
Rock City
David Miller
Melvin Diemeier
Orangeville
Earl Liebergesell
Roger Nickel
Freeport
Standard Testing Division
Tom Cotherman
Monroe
Will Mahle
Monticello
Scheider
Nylons Signal Price Hike Under OPA Pricing
The OPA set a ceiling of 1.70 dollars per pair for very sheer nylon hosiery to go on sale soon, higher than the 1.40 dollar ceiling for standard nylons and 1.55 dollars for a popular better grade at the front end of the line.
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Washington
OPA
Mrs Conner Guilty in Heat of Passion Slaying
Madison court convicts 47 year old La Vera B Conner of third degree manslaughter for the February 23 fatal shooting of her husband Marlowe 43 with another woman. The verdict followed a five man two woman jury after a brief deliberation. Sentencing postponed to June 24 and defense granted time to seek a new trial.
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Madison
Marlowe
Pool Time Rules for Scouts and Teens at Hereauion Park
The Hereauion Park swimming pool will close from 7 to 8 p m each Thursday except for Boy Scouts and working teenagers to allow swimming lessons. The policy, announced today, takes effect this Thursday and will be followed as swimming lessons begin for all groups.
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Hereauion Park
Children Asked to Sign Pool Permission Forms
Parents are asked to fill out and sign permission forms for children to receive Red Cross related pool access. The documents must be completed and returned to authorize the child's pool participation tomorrow.
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