Social Events Honor Eddie Loeffel
Marine Pfc Eddie Loeffel honored at a dinner hosted by his brother in law and sister at Monroe route 2. He served 17 months overseas with the 4th division and was wounded twice in Saipan and Iwo Jima. He reports to Camp Peary Virginia July 1. Attendees include multiple local families and relatives from Evansville Albany Brodhead and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Loeffel
Pfc
Lester A. Witt
Monroe
Marine Loeffel
4Th Division
Saipan
Iwo Jima
Camp Peary
John D. Golz
Rollin Golz
Arthur Lange
Vern Krause
Evansville
Henry Elmer
Brooklyn
Orrie Kreuse
Mary Loeffel
Delbert Krause
Albany
John Loeffel
Chester Ladwig
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Sylvia Moritz at Monroe Club
A spring pre-nuptial shower was held at Monroe Country Club last evening honoring Miss Sylvia Moritz ahead of her June 25 wedding to W T Thayer. Co-hostesses included Mrs Glen H Kubly Mrs Wilbur E Deininger Mrs Paul Dannerbeck and Miss Margaret Kundert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Sylvia Moritz
W. T. Thayer
Glen H. Kubly
Wilbur E. Deininger
Paul Dannerbeck
Margaret Kundert
Morgan Erickson
Clarence W. Lengacher
Emma Moritz
Weekend visitors honor Arlene Disch in New Glarus
Arlene Disch, New Glarus, received visitors over the weekend while recovering from injuries from a recent car accident. Among the guests were Mrs. Fred Bon Walter Zeller Reynolds and spouse, Mr. and Mrs. Paulson and Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Disch, Mrs. Barbara Disch, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Elmer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnandson, Richard, Mrs. Clif ford Webber and children, Mrs. Rufenacht, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Disch, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Updike and family, Miss Dorothy ee and Miss Katherine Itten, Rob and Richard Legler, Arthur Brandt and Delmar Arn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Disch
New Glarus
Miss Disch
Fred —. Bon Walter Zeller
and Reynolds
Note Paulson
Donna
Fred Disch
Barbara Disch
Jacob Elmer
Robert Arnandson
Richard
Clifford Webber
Rufenacht
Chester Disch
Eugene Updike
Dorothy Ee
Katherine Itten
Rob
Richard Legler
Arthur Brandt
Delmar Arn
Blum Family Anniversary Celebration Reported
Mr and Mrs Louis Blum were honored at a wiener roast with cake and games. Attending couples included Mr and Mrs Jene Mee, Mr and Mrs El mon Blum and son Harold, Mr and Mrs Ivan Blum and son Ronald, and Mr and Mrs Louis Blum and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Blum
Jene Meee
Elmon Blum
Harold
Ivan Blum
Ronald
Birthday party honors Jackie Holverson with gifts
A Sunday gathering at the John Holverson home in South Wayne honors Jackie on his seventh birthday. Guests included Judy, Mrs. Ervin Bergum, Teddy and John, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Olson, Shirley and Oscar, and Mr. and Mrs. John Holverson with Jackie, Judy and Jimmy Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holverson
Judy
Jackie
Ervin Bergum
Teddy
John
Jesse Olson
Shirley
Oscar
South Wayne
Jimmy
Juda
Zeta Chapter Meeting Details Report
Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its regular meeting last evening. Miss Lois Fritsch introduced the program while Miss Bernice Holsapple reviewed a section on travel etiquette. Hostesses Harriet Sacker and Ione Peterson served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta
Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Lois Fritsch
Bernice Holsapple
Dees
Harriet Sacker
Ione Peterson
Pinnow Reunion Holds 17th Annual Gathering at Recreation Park
The 17th Pinnow reunion was held Sunday at Recreation Park with a noon picnic for 100 guests. A brief business meeting re-elected all officers: Oscar Pinnow president and Mrs. Donald Gibson secretary-treasurer. Committees were named and next year’s reunion set for Recreation Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinnow
Recreation Park
Oscar Pinnow
Donald Gibson
Clayton Roby
Lee Hall
Chester Pinnow
Fred Pinnow
Elmer Whitehead
Elmer Roderick
Ray Pinnow
Mrs Rouse Honored At Eugene Luncheon For Retirement
Mrs Alta Rouse retiring county superintendent of schools was feted at a Monday noon luncheon in the Eugene hotel. The gift was presented by members of the southwestern group of county superintendents who later met in her office. Attending were Kurt Schoenoff Sauk Paul Gleiter Lafayette Harry Hanson eastern Dane Mrs Lillian Ellis Iowa Robert W Ostrander Grant Winston Brown Waukesha president of the state group Earl Anderson Richland and Blanche Losinski western Dane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse
Alta Rouse
Eugene
Kurt Schoenoff
Sauk County
Paul Gleiter
Lafayette County
Harry Hanson
Eastern Dane
Lillian Ellis
Iowa County
Robert W. Ostrander
Grant County
Winston Brown
Waukesha County
Earl Anderson
Richland County
Blanche Losinski
Dane County
Melody Lee christened in Woodford Methodist Church
The five month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gay Wellenkotter Woodford was christened Melody Lee at Sunday services in the Woodford Methodist church with Rev W C Snow officiating Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Albert Schulthess Attending were Mrs Rosetta Wellenkotter and Harold Swanson of Janesville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Wellenkotter
Woodford
Melody Lee
Methodist Church
W. C. Snow
Albert Schulthess
Rosetta Wellenkotter
Wm Dee Na Harold Swanson
Janesville
Hauser Bound Over in Wisconsin Child Father Charge
Clifford Hauser, a farmhand on the Melvin Blumer farm in Washington township, was bound over to Green County Court after a complaint by a 17 year old girl. He is charged with being the father of her child. At the Monday preliminary hearing he was released on a $1000 bond and the case bound over for fall county court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Clifford Hauser
Melvin Blumer
Washington Township
Hauser
Justice Court
Gruenberg on furlough from service in Europe
Gruenberg Corporal Helmuth Gruenberg of 1321 14th Street is spending a 30 day furlough with his mother Mrs Mary Gruenberg after lengthy service in Europe. He will visit at home then proceed to a redistribution center for further orders.
Hardell Pvt Robert E Har dell June selectee stationed at Camp Gordon
Hardell Pvt Robert E Har dell is a June selectee now stationed at Camp Gordon Georgia according to word received by his parents Mr and Mrs Robert E Hardell.
Herrli V E Day Hero Helps Ready Planes for Action
S/Sgt. John Herrli of Brodhead works with air service command to prepare combat planes and gear for immediate use. Son of Mr and Mrs Carl Herrli senior, he joined the service in January 1941 and has spent two years overseas. Prior work at Barber Coleman in Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrli
John Herrli
Brodhead
Carl Herrli
Air Service Command
Germany
Herrii
Barber Coleman Company
Rockford
Kolander Private Returns From Furlough
Kolander Private John Kolander ends a 15 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Ben Kolander Juda and returns to his base at Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolander
John Kolander
Ben Kolander
Juda
Ft. Francis E. Warren
Wyo
Kolander-Set Leaves on Furlough Visit
Floyd Kolander, who has been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kolander, has left for Greenier field New Hampshire after a 25 day furlough following service in Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolander
Floyd Kolander
Ben Kolander
Greenier Field
New Hampshire
Greenland
Pvt. Russell Neuenschwander on 15 day furlough
Private Russell Neuenschwander is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Neuenschwander on Monroe route 3. He is on a 15 day furlough from Ft McClellan Alabama and will report to Camp Shelby Mississippi at the end of the leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuenschwander
Russell Neuenschwander
Ernest Neuenschwander
Monroe
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Camp Shelby
Miss
Reese Pvt Eugene W Reese Transferred to Camp Gordon
Reese Pvt Eugene W Reese son of Mr and Mrs E W Reese Monroe has been transferred from the induction center at Ft Sheridan Ill to Camp Gordon Ga.
Stuckey Family Reunites with Lt. Robert Stuckey
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stuckey of New Glarus returned from Madison where they met their son Lt. Robert Stuckey who has come home from duty in the Pacific area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuckey
W. J. Stuckey
New Glarus
Madison
Robert Stuckey
Pacific
Van Houten Returns to Harlingen After Short Leave
Harry Van Houten returns to Harlingen Texas after a 15 day fur lough with his parents Mr and Mrs John Van Houten Monticello and friends and relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Houten
Harry van Houten
Harlingen
Tex
John van Houten
Monticello
Green County Breeders Association Adds Two Employees
The Green County Breeders association expands its staff with Miss Etha Discher as clerk-typist and Arnold Solstad as field technician and inseminator. Solstad, a River Falls Teachers college graduate, served as a vocational agriculture teacher, left the armed forces with an honorable discharge in March, then completed a state university field school course in Madison. Dr. A. C. Kelman, Kansas State college alumnus, becomes supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Breeders Association
Praise For Times Victory Edition From Daryl Flannery
A reader commends The Times Victory edition for comprehensive service coverage of Green county service members. He notes his sister Patricia H Flannery served in the Waves and asks that her name be added to the honor roll, requesting this be relayed to Green county veterans service officer Earl Dockhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Flannery
Green County
Patricia H. Flannery
the Waves
Earl Dockhorn
Veterans’ Service
Named Divisions To Take Permanent Control in Reich
Eight battle tested U S divisions will form the permanent occupation force in the American zone of Germany. The 82nd Airborne and the First Fourth Armored divisions along with the First Third Ninth 29th and 36th Infantry divisions are named to duty. The 82nd, now at Neufchateau France, will move to Berlin within 36 hours to assume the role once planned for the Second Armored division.
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Paris
U. S
North Africa
Reich
Occupied
Germany
Army of Occupation
82Nd Airborne
82Nd
Neufchateau
France
Berlin
Veterans Hope for Continued Units Despite Discharges
The article notes many veteran members of the outfits hold bitter memories and will stay in ranks despite potential early discharge points. Command structures remain largely intact with several veterans unlikely to be friendly toward Germans.
Want Ad Prompt Turns Into Quick Sales Pitch
A brief notice asks readers if they have items to sell and suggests using a want ad to reach buyers quickly. The item lists are not specified and no asking price is provided.
Changes In Regulations On State Milk Audit
Two public hearings will consider changes in state milk auditing regulations this month. Milton Button, director of the state department of agriculture, said the law requires audit costs to be deducted from payments to farmers. The hearings are at 2 p.m. June 25 in the state capitol public hearing room and at 2 p.m. June 26 in the Milwaukee county courthouse. fluid milk producers associations are expected to suggest changes for the new rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Milton Button
State Department of Agriculture
State Capitol
Ile
Milwaukee County
Button
Fluid Milk Producers
Railroads Hit With $4.79 Million Tax Assessments
Secretary of state reports 1944 tax assessments totaling 4,790,608 against railroads. Rail lines including Chicago and Northwestern and Milwaukee Road carry large shares. Other firms taxed include Railway Express Agency and Pullman Company. Total railroad tax bill this year stands at 4,671,891 with $209,159,500 assessed valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Secretary of State’s Office
Railway Express Agency
Pullman Company
Western Union
Chicago and Northwestern Road
Milwaukee Road
Pfc. Donald Bloom Wounded Again in South Pacific
Pfc. Donald C. Bloom of Monroe has been wounded in action for the second time. He was previously wounded in November 1944 at Leyte and is now injured while serving in the south Pacific. His condition is described as progressing as well as can be expected. the nature of his wounds is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Bloom
Monroe
Bloom
Leyte
South Pacific
Push for Speedup In Chicago Truck Industry
Government moves to end Chicago truck strike with 1,700 seized lines under OD T control. Army chief says victory inevitable as 3,500 troops arrive to augment security and load essential freight. Thousands of drivers walkout over wage hour decision, crippling operations. 400 soldiers operate seized trucks to move foodstuffs war materials and merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ellis T. Longenecker
Office of Defense Transportation
United States Army
War Labor Board
ODT
Sunday Visitors Highlight Monroe Area Attendances
Sunday visitors gathered in Monroe and nearby towns as residents hosted guests from Beloit Freeport and other localities. Families including the Tomlinsons McGuires Swiggums and Binger Erickson Hurd combined for meals and casual calls.
Local Residents Return From South Pacific
Browntown Miss E Leah Tomlinson and Col Clifford Swiggum arrived home from the south Pacific Sunday and will spend time with relatives. Mr and Mrs Myron H Hurd Freeport spent the weekend with Thomas Tomlinson and family and Mr and Mrs B W Binger. Mr and Mrs R E Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Swiggum
South Pacific
Myron H. Hurd
Freeport
Thomas Tomlinson
B. W. Binger
R. E. Erickson
F Ride: RAF Delivers F Treatment Packs for Famine
The Royal Air Force speeds aid to famine zones with pre digested food packets designed for starving victims unable to digest regular meals. The dedicated "F" treatment packs aim to save lives in liberated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Air Force
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Rudolph Regez
el Centro
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Musebeck
San Diego
Sergeant Musebeck
George E. Goetz
Christen
Green County Court
For Breeders Association
Yank
Dog
Europe
Paul Shockley
Beloit
Red
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New York City
86Th Blackhawk Division
Times
The
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Flannery
Fair Grounds
Bailey Bros
Dolly Jacobs
LIONS
Rails, Associates
Donald Bloom
Joann Tree
William Elmer
Edward McGuires
Niel Swiggums
M. H. Hurd
Oney Raymer
O.L. Vincent
Alma Perdue
Browntown
E. Leah Tomlinson
Londonderry
Howard
San Francisco
Oferstqour
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of
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Starline Hay Carrier
Bauman
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Kundert
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