Miss Mary Brennan Weds John H Allen In St Victor s Church
Miss Mary Brennan marries John H Allen Jr at St Victor s Catholic Church after a morning Mass. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brennan of 708 25th Avenue, wore a champagne paisley lace gown with a fitted bodice and back flare. her attendant wore aqua linen. Best man was Daniel Brennan. Reception at the bride’s home. out-of-town guests from Islip Madison Niagara Falls and Tomah. The couple, both graduates of UW Madison and UW Stuyvesant, plan a Fort Fort trip before he starts work with the Kentucky State Department of Insurance.
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Mary Brennan
John H. Allen
St. Victor's Church
E. C. McCollow
Mary Phyllis Brennan
John Brennan
25Th Avenue
John H.allen Jr
Islip
Long Island
N. Y
St. Victor's Catholic Church
Daniel
Daniel Brennan
Jerome Frennan
al Bergman
al- Ten Sr
Allan Wagar
Leslie Goldberj
Ted Lehman
Kam Knecktgers
Madison
Frederick Evans
Niagara Falls
Carlton
Johnson
Wausau
Jerome Brennan
Tomah
Mon- Toe High School
Quincy College
University of Wisconsin
Stuyvesant High School
Frankfort
Kentucky State Department of Insurance
Carberys Honeymoon In Colorado After Rockford Wedding
Mr and Mrs John F Carbery wed in Rockford at Redeemer Lutheran church in a double ring ceremony The bride Evelyne Olson Rockford daughter of the late Masey Olson Argyle and the groom son of Mrs Henrietta Carbery Rockford were married by Rev E C Benersdorf The couple's honeymoon is in Colorado The reception followed with pink and white decor and guests from multiple towns in Illinois and Wisconsin
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Colorado
John F. Carbery
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Rockford
E. C. Benersdorf
Evelyne C. Olson
Masey G. Olson
Argyle
Henrietta Carbery
John E. Carbery
Arthur A
Earl Norregaard
Thomas Gumbree
Bloomington
David Hutchinson
Kay Carbery
Gary Hoffman
Rolland Born
Love
Robert Allen
Mmes
Robert Lindblade
Gordon Moore
Delbert Gottfred
American Society For Mechanical Engineers
Illinois Society of Professional Engineers
Army Medical Department
Dison
Rlington
Jones
Whitewater
Janesville
Til
Dubuque Ta
Lawrence Sharer 82rd birthday celebrated with family picnic
Lawrence Sharer 82 was honored Sunday at a farm home birthday picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Christ Waelti. Friends and relatives brought greeting cards and gifts. Attendees included the Welti and Waelti families, Vincent Waelti, Russell Johnston from Rockford, Ray Meyers families, Mrs. Charles King, Freeport, Mrs. Betty Shively from Arizona, Andrew Sharer, Juda, and Jessie Sharer with Lawrence in Monroe.
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Lawrence Sharer
Christ Waelti
Sharer
Thomas Welti
Vincent Waelti
Russell Johnston
Rockford
Ray Meyers
Charles King
Freeport
Betty Shively
Arizona
Andrew Sharer
Juda
Jessie Sharer
Monroe
Normal School 1942 Reunion Set for Green County
Invitations go out for a Green County Normal class of 1942 reunion to be held Sunday at Recreation park with Mmes. Raymond Heinzelman John Schlappi and Wayne Gempeler in charge. The 17 women of the class chose the motto Before us lies the timber let us build. MISS WENDLANDT ENGAGED BRODHEAD Betty Ann Marie Wendlandt to Gerald Willis Wolter to wed. plans not definite.
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Normal School
Green County Normal
Recreation Park
Mmes
Raymond Heinzelman
John Schlappi
Wayne Gempeler
Star Members Hold Picnic at Blum Home
The last meeting of St Omar Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, began with a nice supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Bruce in bush. The temple with LaVon Jones presiding. The first meeting of the fall session is planned for Sept. 14 with a picnic supper at the Masonic Temple.
Wauwatosa wedding noted for Monticello guests
Relatives and friends from Monticello attended the wedding of Pfc. Melvin Lynn Jr. and Miss Sally Resh in Wauwatosa on Sunday. Attendees listed include Mmes. M. E. Lynn Madeline and Judith, H C. W. Karlen, H. A. and Beth Ann Lynn, and others from Monticello and nearby areas. Also noted is a birthday party at the Hef ty home with local attendees and a Browntown WSCS meeting for a birthday themed event at the Methodist church parlor.
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Monticello
Wauwatosa
Pfc
Melvin Lynn Jr
Sally Resh
M. E. Lynn
Madeline
Judith
HC. W. Karlen
H. A
Beth Ann
R. W. Woelffer
John Steinmann
John Jr
JoRene
Howard Steinmann
Albert Moritz
Norman Rosen
Mmes
J. C. Steinmann
F. H. Steinmann
Dale Halverson
Elmer Duerst
Kenneth Hoesly
Michael
New Glarus
Evansville Caravan Sets Out for Monroe Tomorow
A police escorted caravan known as the booster run for Evansville will travel through Brooklyn Oregon Stoughton Edgerton Milton Janesville Footville Orfordville Brodhead Juda Monroe Monticello New Glarus Belleville and Albany before arriving in Monroe for the annual 4th of July celebration sponsored by the McKinney-Harlevig Post of the American Legion.
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Evansville
City
Monroe
McKinney-Harlevig Post
The
American Legion
Brooklyn
Oregon
Stoughton
Edgerton
Milton
Janesville
Footville
Orfordville
Brodhead Juda
Monticello
New Glarus
Belleville
Albany
ODM Plans Stockpile of Executive Talent for War
The Defense Mobilization Office aims to stockpile executive talent and war materials for future emergencies. Director Arthur Flemming seeks to borrow executives from industry for temporary Washington assignments with refresher tours and ongoing loyalty-file updates. He argues this saves time during crises when security checks lag, though not due to fear of subversion.
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Washington
Defense Mobilization
Arthur S. Flemming
Flemming
ODM
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jury Recommends River Safety Signs in Belvidere
A coroner's jury ruled Harry Hart Smith's death accidental suffocation by drowning after he jumped into the Kishwaukee river to save his son at Belvidere park. The Park Board will likely consider installing warning signs at its July 7 meeting, said vice president William Grady.
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Belvidere
Park Board
Kishwaukee
William Grady
Harry Hart Smith
Rockford
Smith
Jon
Belvidere Park
Nepal to hold first popular elections in 1954
The Himalayan kingdom plans its inaugural popular elections in 1954 signaling a major political reform. Officials outline steps toward parliamentary participation and broader citizen involvement in governance.
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Nepal
4 H Monticello Club Tour Ends With Wagner Roast
Green County Center 4-H club annual tour Thursday started at Ray Campbell farm and ended at Harvey Gempeler farm. Forty members and parents, with Calvin and Alvin Strahm as guests, then attended a wiener roast at Dean Hillard farm. A Mt. Pleasant 4-H tour followed last Tuesday visiting members homes with projects shown. A picnic dinner and business meeting occurred at New Glarus Woods with three members and parents present.
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Monticello
Green County Center
Ray Campbell
Harvey Gempeler
Calvin
Alvin Strahm
Dean Hilliard
Mt. Pleasant
New Glarus Woods
Bankers Told Farmers Could Aid Peace Drive
Milwaukee report: E. J. Cashman of New Richmond, president of Doughboy Industries, urged bankers and farmers to help world peace by gifting surplus U S farm food to needy nations rather than supplying military equipment. He said the move could relieve farm surpluses and foster goodwill toward the United States globally.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Bankers Association
E. J. Cashman
New Richmond
Doughboy Industries, Inc
United States
June Chamber Meeting To Be Tomorrow Night
Monroe Chamber of Commerce directors and members will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Monroe hotel. Officials expect to suspend summer meetings during July and August as usual.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Hotel
Chicago Markets Report Beef Cattle and Grain Prices
Livestock prices show salable hogs at 24.25 to 26.35 per cwt for various weights and sows 21.25 to 23.25, cattle with steers 20.50 to 22.50 for prime, 17.50 to 20.00 for high commercial to low choice, and bulls 14.00 to 17.00. Produce reports butter 64.75 to 93, eggs easing with wholesale prices steady to down a cent. Grain prices list cash wheat at 1.81 to 2.01, corn 1.51 to 1.56, barley 1.30 to 1.60, oats around 0.78 to 0.80.
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Chicago
USDA
Jealves
U. S
Congregations to Meet for Special Service in Peace Church
Next Sunday the Peace church Browntown and St. Pauls church Wayne Township will gather at Peace church for a special service led by a Mission House Seminary graduate. A meeting will follow the service conducted in the pastor's absence. Rev Walter H Waeckerle and family are on a 10 day vacation in St Louis visiting relatives and plan to return July 1.
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of Peace Church
Browntown
St. Paul's Church
Wayne Township
Peace Church
Mission House Seminary
Walter H. Waeckerle
St. Louis
Social Security Office Realigned for Green and Lafayette
Residents in Green and Lafayette Counties will be served by the Janesville field office starting July 1 as part of a nationwide realignment. Managers Sydney S. Miller and Einar Hanson announced no changes to community visit schedules with dates at Brodhead, Darlington, and Monroe shown for July August and September.
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Green
Lafayette
Janesville
Sydney S. Miller
Maderne
Einar Hanson
Brodhead
City Hall
Darlington
Monroe
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Edwin Schueler
Marlyn
Byron Weckerly
Guy Weckerly
Bay View High School
Milwaukee Gas Co
Weckerly
Juda Star
Anton Hefty
Ida Frehner
Hefty
Messrs
Ernest Wenger
John A. Marty
John Meier Sr
John Hammerly
Fred Blum
C.f .Fred Disch
Anna Schweizer
Alfred Wettach
Nellie Zweifel
Johanna Kohler
WSCS
Fritz Cleaners
Sarre
Monroe, Wis
Tecumseh
Revco
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