Stauffacher Reunion Elects New Officers at Fairgrounds
The 17th annual Stauffacher reunion at the fairgrounds pavilion elected D H Stauffacher Monroe as president and Robert D Arn New Glarus as vice president. John Stauffacher Monroe was named chair of the entertainment committee. Present were numerous Stauffachers from Milwaukee Racine Beloit St Paul Minn Baraboo Delavan Troy Center Freeport and surrounding areas. The afternoon featured musical selections and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffacher
D. H. Stauffacher
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Robert D. Arn
New Glarus
John Stauffacher
Job H. Stauffacher
Richard Stauffacher
Milwaukee
Dave ‘Stauffacher
Delbert Stauffacher
Racine
Harold Stauffacher
Beloit
Roy Marty
St. Paul
Minn
William Volz
Baraboo
Peter Stauffacher
Delavan
Leland Wolfe
Troy Center
Elmer Schultz
Gaylord Thurston
Ray Stauffacher
Freeport
Carl Stauffacher
Susan Stauffacher
Radcliff Meyers
Famil Brodhead
Caspe Yaun
John D. Marty
Martha Hefty
Richard Hefty
Robert D. Arnandson
Christ Schmid
William Marty
Henry Stauffacher
Kenneth Stauffacher
Oswald H. Zentner Jr
Monticello
Lena Stauffacher
Dave H. Stauffacher
Betty Gibbs
Joan Kurth
Bud Stauffacher
Adela Marti
J. Hinds
J. J Stauffacher
Dave Stauffacher
Aretus Armstrong
Browntown
Dave Stauffacher Sr
Susan Ann Zentner
Benkert
Belleville
Iowa
Paul Schroepfer
Kenneth Benkert
Ida Klossner
Gladys Benkert
Ella Hartwig
Frieda Thomm
Wells Avery marry in St Victor's parsonage
Wells and Avery pairing join in marriage at St Victor's in Staples with Rev McCollow officiating. Bride Jean Harriet Wells of Rockford wears gray crepe. sister Marvel Wells maid of honor. groom James William Avery of Rockford. After reception, couple to reside at 1807 East State Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-Avery
Jean Harriet Wells
Rockford
Rollie Wells
Browntown
James William Avery
John T. Avery
Staples
Minn
St. Victor's Parsonage
E. C. McCollow
Miss Marvel Wells
William Brummer
Milwaukee
Avery
East State Street
Monroe High
Bell Telephone Co
Staples, Minn
Richard Avery
James Brummer
Orangeville Bible school closes after record enrollment
Orangeville community notes a Bible school with 105 pupils ending with a program. Eighty two pupils earned perfect attendance certificates as the ministerial association and staff thank parents and friends for transportation and support. Nearby families and visitors from Freeport Rockford Chicago Whittier Calif and Star Lake Wis are mentioned along with local visits and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Apple River
Gertrude Nicks
Rockford
Charles
Burington
Kathryn Burington
Chicago
Maurice Cantril
Preeport
Fred van Matre
Whittier
Calif
Donald Bennett
Earl Ditt‘mar
Fis
W.E. Bittner
Robert Oaks
Marvin Shippy
Curt Cole
Star Lake
Wis
John Arn
C. W. Emrick
Platteville
Wilbur Rote
Footville
Clarence Bolsar
Winslow
Delbert Stabenow
Lake Wisconsin
Record of U S employment peaks in May with 55 3 million
The census bureau reports 55 320 000 Americans employed in May, the highest total ever, with 450 000 of them on strike. Unemployment stands at about 2 310 000, differing from Social Security and VA figures. The rise reflects farm job gains in May, while nonfarm jobs stayed steady at 46 440 000. Women and older workers reduced wartime employment as they returned home. farm employment jumped from 8 190 000 in April to 8 880 000 in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
John W. Snyder
Bureau
Social Security Board
Veterans Administration
Green County
Marlys Richert
County Court House
Juda High School
Fragmentary courtroom exchange mentions Skibinski dispute
A fragment from a courtroom record shows questions about a quarrel between Skibinski and Drankovich at the Skibinski farm. The defendant responds that he has heard enough from him, denying further details of the disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drankovich
Skibinski
Damaging Evidence in Drankovich Retrial Report
Mrs Elien Wiedemeier testified in Winneconne Wisconsin circuit court that Vic tor Drankevich entered her farm home on December 26 1934 and said dont get scared Stanley is killed Scene details relate to the retrial for first degree murder of Skibinskis employer Drankovich who was sentenced in 1935 to life and granted new trials after a state supreme court ruling on representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnette
Wis
Elien Wiedmeier
Stanley Skibinski
Victor Drankevich
Stanley
Wiedemeier
Drankovich
Skibinski
State Supreme Court
Plan to Oust 4 High Justices Sparks Senate Call
Washington report details Senator Eastland and Senator Bridges proposing to retire four Roosevelt appointees from the Supreme Court. They seek public testimony from all eight justices and a constitutional amendment limiting court membership to three per president. The plan would temporarily fill retirements by lower court judges until successors are chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Eastland
D-Miss
High Court
Bridges
R-Nh
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Hugo L. Black
Stanley F. Reed
Felix Frankfurter
Harold H. Burton
Truman
William C. Doug
Frank Murphy
Robert H. Jackson
Wiley Rutledge
Fred Vinson
Senate
Hugo Black
Jackson
Black
Harvest of Winter Wheat Begins in Krasnodar Region
Moscow Pravda reports the selective harvest of the winter wheat crop has started in Russia's southern Krasnodar region, signaling the early phase of the season with careful yield targeting and regional farming operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
Krasnodar
Krasnodar Region in Center of Ukraine Wheat Country
The article notes yields reaching as high as 20 bushels per acre and identifies the Krasnodar region as being at the heart of Ukraine’s wheat country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krasnodar
Ukraine
Woman fatally struck at Mauston crossing by Milwaukee Road train
Mrs Emna Stackman about 80 was killed instantly yesterday when struck by an eastbound Milwaukee Road Hiawatha at a Mauston crossing. Passenger and damage details not available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauston
Wis
Emna Stackman
Milwaukee Road Hiawatha
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Lake Leota
Evansville
Henry G. Schneider
Albany
Arleigh Schneider
Brodhead
Raymond Schroeder
Bile
Walter Schneider
Madison
Fred Steurs
Robert Schneider
Darlington
Dorothy Gempeler
Joyce Schroeder
Jecme Smith
M. J. Wellman
George J. Kolinek
Marilyn
Wellmans
Mr. Kolinek
Henry G Schneider
Farm Bureau
Green County Farm Bureau Associated Women
Henry E. Babler
Farm i
Karen Bender
T. A. Club
Mem
Roxy Club
John T. Hauser
Leburger
George
Louisa Steffen
Leon
Mary Irene Fritsch
Frank Fritsch
Helen Ann Stauffacher
Diane Davis
Maryin Miller
Sonja Lee Coplein
Phyllis Scharn~weber
Sally
Sue Wenger
Janet Beckman
John Fritsch
Carol Teasdale
Mary Irene
Kempfert’s
Glen BE. Bolender
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Res
White Block
River Rouge
Detroit
U.S
Farm Auction Service
A. C. Schmid
Stanley W. Howe Asa
Citizens Bank
Theodore Hartman and
Henry Tschudy
Chaffels
H. M. Bayne Blumer Drux Co
Emneve
Ennevs J. C. Penney Co., Inc
16Th Ave
Burkhard Electric
Alvin F. Rote
Grattelo and
Dahm
Chicago Ave
Freeport, Ml
Gambles
Reveille Pazor
Thio
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