Princes in India Face Oblivion as Independence Looms
The era of princely states in India nears its end as self-government advances. Some rulers adapt and serve, while many cling to outdated rule risking civil strife. Britain supports voluntary affiliation with Hindustan or Pakistan, yet independent paths remain possible for powerful states. The clash between Hindu and Muslim futures complicates the princely question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
British India
Hindustan
Pakistan
England
all-India Party
Hidustan
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
Moslem League
Three-Family Reunion Held in Monroe Park
A three family reunion of the Priewe Stark and Schadewaldt clans gathered at Recreation Park on Sunday for a picnic and program. Ernest Hartwig was elected officer for next year with Mildred Rote as secretary treasurer Edna Kobi historian Mae Bartlet program chair Delmar Harless table chair. The reunion date was set for the third Sunday in June at Recreation Park. Attendees included Sam Priewe Orland Priewe Elmer Priewe and family Beimar Harless Helen Roberta Kathryn Rockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priewe
Stark
Sam Priewe
Orland Priewe
Elmer Priewe
and Bare
Beimar Harless
Helen
Roberta
Kathryn Rockey
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mr and Mrs Albert Albright Manitowoc arrived weekend to visit his parents Mr and Mrs William Albright Mr and Mrs Guy Earlywine Brodhead entertained at Sunday dinner in honor of her father William Albright Guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Albright Manitowoc and Mr and Mrs P J Connors Monroe and son Maurice Loyola University Chicago roller skating party at Whirling Wheels Monroe Juda Jolly Juniors hold meeting at Juda high school with Miss Mamie Tillema county home agent attending Several other visits and weekend guest lists include residents from Brodhead Freeport Richland Center Omro Racine and Orangeville plus mentions of travel and a timber and lumber industry note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Albright
Manitowoc
William Albright
Guy Earlywine
Brodhead
P. J. Connors
Monroe
Maurice
Loyola University
Chicago
Barbara Norder
Juda Jolly
Whirling Wheels
Juda High School
Mamie Tillema
Lee Rease
Martha Wolgast
Edwin Rice
Detroit
Troy Rice
William Parfrey
Richland Center
Claude Walton
Betty
Beverly
E. Semeier
Davis
Orville Zimmerman
Kathryn Pinnow
Omro
Leland Skattum
Steinman
Freeport
Janet
Joyce Arnim
Robert Stuckey
Roy Beightol
Lillian Yaun
Richard
Colby
Raymond Beightol
Alfred Buhlman
Albert Hawke
Oricka Matzke
Scotts Bluff
Neb
William Grenzow
Waupun
Frank Grenzow
Wesley Grenzow
Clarence Zuhike
Guy Zettle
Orangeville
Harrison Grenzow
Berryman
Evansville
R. M. Belknap
R. H. Barber
Legionachy
Clara Bolender
Robert Ritzman
Robert Rosenstiel
At Arms
Merl Zimmerman
McConnell
Harold Nolf
C. ©. Nolf
Armin Priewe
Amesia
Iowa State College
Carolyn Heck
DeKalb
Lyle Rinehart
Russell Carter
Bixon
Juda
Minnesota
Canada
Morris Burkholder
Center Hall
Center County
G. B. Goodhart
Burkholder
Goodhart
Donald Bennett
Crown Point
Ind
Ray Frautschy
Kay
Polly
Linda
C. W. Frautschy
Ralph Frautschy
P. Clarno
P Mains
Lynn Ann
Virgil Scheider
Red Oak
John Wagner
John Donner
Warren
Polly Frautschy
M. W. Moore
Glenn Clarno
Moore Cottage
Lake Waubesque
Sue Moore
Patsy ‘Clarno
Caryl Jean Frautschy
Nancy Ritzman
Connie Russell
Glenn Larson
John Gruber
Charles Stocker
Karl
Jack Noble
H. M. Noble
Fulton
James Chilton
Bert Barker
Meta Walter
Herman Kuhnke
Sasan Evans
Lois Stratton
Bonnie
Annalou Hemphill
Savanna
Roy Hefty
New Glarus Woods
Ed C. Hefty
Monticello
Ramona H. Hunt
Mary Brunkow
Darlington
Dorothy Jones
Bessie Canfield
Minnie Brunkow
George Schwank
John Webner
Walter Hoch
Forrest Vernon Lichtenwalner
Glenn Bolender
Ellen
E. T. Lenz
Russell Lenz
Artie Kuntz
A. F. Hiteman
J. O. Shaffer
Eugene
Brooklyn
Iting
Milton Wolf
Dakota
Urbana
Romaine Bower
John Kummer
Carl Tobler
Ronald Zimmerman
Alfred Gregg
Clare Wickman
Orangeville Summer Socials and Local Travels
A dense list of visits and trips across Orangeville and surrounding towns including Freeport Ames and Denver. Residents like Mr. and Mrs. Belknap, the Rineharts, Burkholders, Frautschys, and Goodharts are noted hosting, visiting, or traveling for summer school, holidays, or family gatherings. Several attendees join dinners, picnics, and church or funeral events. students head to Ames and DeKalb for summer sessions.
Ivan Boyer Elected Head of Co K Club
Ivan Boyer was elected president of the PX club social organization of Co. K Monroe National Guard unit. Lyle Rodgers named secretary and Glen Kubly treasurer with Forest Kubly historian. At the meeting, basic infantry training began with marching and military courtesy. Capt. Wilbur Deininger announced clothing and equipment shipped and expected next week. Co. K will welcome recruits and move to Camp Douglas.
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van Boyer
PX Club
Co. K
Monroe National Guard
Lyle Rodgers
Glen Kubly
Forest Kubly
Wilbur Deininger
Camp Douglas
August training and guard equipment shipments announced
August instruction week planned with travel starting August 10 and returning August 17. Co F state guard unit disbanded, equipment shipped to Camp Douglas for state headquarters. Agriculture department sets wheat support at 1.80 per bushel for rest of month, 10 to 15 cents below current market. full 1949- crop period to be announced next month.
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Co. F
Camp Douglas
State Guard
Washington
Agriculture Department
Regent Board Member Marries Wisconsin Pair
Regent Board member William J. Campbell, 75, of Oshkosh, married June Wheeler, 65, of Madison, in a ceremony reported from West Bend Wisconsin. The couple linked two prominent university figures amid state civic circles, highlighting ongoing ties within the Wisconsin education community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent Board
West Bend, Wis
William J. Campbell
Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
June Wheeler
Madison
Governor appoints Gehl to ceremonial state post
Circuit Judge Ed ward J Gehl performed the ceremony in his chambers. Campbell a longtime Republican figure and president of the W J Campbell Lumber Co Oshkosh is noted. Farmers use less than two thirds as much labor per unit of product as in 1920.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Edward J. Gehl
Campbell
W. J. Campbell Lumber Co
Oshkosh
United States
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Monroe Park
Missinion
Hiethre
Swinson Feed Store
Honeggers
Wisconsin
Danny Drake
Danny
Lelia Byrd
F. N. Miller
Ervin Goecks
Rose Cotherman
Leatha Roderick
Marion Newman
Whitewater
Cal
Susan Lahr
Racine
E. T. Lahr
Betty Buhlman
Luan Miller
Glen E. Bolender
Slwyn Kraft
Karry Folgate
Glenn Pinnow
Gilbert Kloepping
Donald Wuethrich
Jack Bolender
Lena
Pearl City
C. E. Wick
F. M. Parkinson
Sarah Palmer
Kewanee
Arjen Wessels
John Wessels
Ridott
Aileen Hofer
Denver
Colo
Delbert Scheider
Low State College
Ames
Pure Ice
Ninneman Coal and Ice Co
S. Finneran
Mr. Farmer
Richardson
Richardson Electric CO
Ivan Boyer
Co. K Club
Matical Deter
Ole i
Avs Vitam
Kempfert Pharmacy Phone
Green County
IGA
Holstein
Guernsey
Jersey
Dairy Herd Improvement Testing Service
Cheese Factory
University of Wisconsin
The
Green County Breeders Association
Co-op
Monr
Anays
Betlex
Toy
Tt Petroleum Corporation
Mip-Continen
Eneaney
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