Zweifel Hoesly announce a Calmar Iowa wedding
Mrs Gertrude Wick Zweifel and Sam Hoesly wed in a single ring ceremony at Trin Lutheran Calmar Iowa officiated by Rev H A Preuss. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Norman Wick. A reception followed at De Corah with the couple to reside at 1316 22nd street Pecatonica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zweifel-Hoesly
Gertrude Wick Zweifel
Sam Hoesly
Trin Lutheran Calmar
Iowa
H. A Preuss
Norman S. Wick
Hoesly
Decorah
Palm Beach
Lars Wick
Monroe
Times
22Nd Street
Alfred M Westgard Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Alfred M Westgard a farmer who died from a gunshot wound at St. Clare hospital will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at the Stuessy funeral home with Rev Newell Mennghall officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. Surviving are his wife three children two stepchildren a sister and one grandson. he was born in 1898 in Toronto SD and lived on a Lafayette county farm after moving from Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M A W.oodford Farmer
St. Clare Hospital
Stuessy Funeral
Newell Men- Genhall
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Westgard
Toronto
Andrew
Lena Nichols West
Dakota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Mary Meyer
Freeport
Lafayette County
Mary V
Loudon
Leon Boegl
Argyle
Henry R. Meyers
Albert Schwartz
Monroe
Henry Leon Boegl
Argyle Ile
John Babler
LaNoille
Minn
Browntown social notes from Browntown by Mrs C L Crare
Madison visits by Mrs Ivan Ellingson and Mrs Frank Guttmer. Arno Haack and son John St Louis visit Rev and Mrs J L Haack. Dale Schlima Woodford visits. John Williams and Oscar Nybroten families in Monroe. Eugene Vincent reenters hospital. Mrs William Cox attends sister-in law funeral in Freeport. Margarite Kroening and Erna Bryhan visit Rev J L Haack. Lee Whitehead visits Freeport. Wedding guests for Jean Wells and James Avery include Rollie Wells Marvel Jimmy Ardith Wells Wilber Wells Harold Casmer Inez Broge John Avery Richard Avery Capt James Brummer William Brummer Mrs Minnie Wells Ralph Wells Arlene Shirley Ruth John Betty Wells Dorothy Marjorie Leona Wells. Want ads offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Ellingson
Frank Guttmer
Madison
Ellingson
Arno J. Haack
John St. Louis
J. L. Haack Dale Schlima
Woodford
John Williams
Oscar Nybroten
Monroe
Eugene Vincent
Jean Wells
James Avery
Rollie Wells
Marvel
Jimmy
Ardith Wells
Wilber Wells
Harold Casmer
Inez Broge
Browntown
John Avery
Richard Avery
James Brummer
Staples
Minn
William Brummer
Rockford
Minnie Wells
Ralph Wells Arlene
Shirley Ruth
John
Betty Wells
Dorothy
Marjorie
Leona Wells
Reminder on DDT risks and appraisals for farmers
Donald Willard, assistant county agent, warns Green county farmers that DDT status when used as an insecticide remains undetermined. He cites dangers including residue limits, soil persistence, impact on beneficial insects, and unknown soil buildup. He advises a 1 percent spray or half a pound of DDT dust per 12 gallons of water and limited seasonal use due to residual effects.
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Donald Willard
Green County
Willard
Lima
Poland to Offer Atom Guard Plan
Poland proposes a simple world atomic control plan to replace rival American and Russian schemes. France and Australia were also reported advancing atomic ideas. Polish delegate Lange will present the proposal to the UN atomic commission next Tuesday, aiming for a universal mechanism to exchange discoveries and ensure peaceful use while eliminating mass destruction arms.
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New York
Poland
France
Australia
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Alexandre Parodi
Bernard M. Baruch
United
General Assembly
London
Zygmunt Modzelewski
United States
Russia
Baruch
Monroe Common Council Approves Licenses and Sewer Tax
Monroe Wisconsin city council on June 18 1946 authorized the issuance of a class B fermented malt beverage license to Monroe Country Club and granted operators licenses to Merlin Hasley and Eddie Lindsay. The body approved a dance hall license for Townsend Club No 1 and authorized sewer work contracts and a sewer assessment on 26th Avenue North. It also confirmed Otto Klemm as weed commissioner and adopted a sewer improvement resolution allocating 443.92 as a special tax among nearby properties. The meeting adjourned with routine claims approved for payment.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Frank Buehler
Forcade
Schindler
Tschudy
Beckman
Fritz
Evenson
Monroe Country Club
Alfred Keller
16Th Avenue
Herman Dittmer
1Th Street
Chester
Alfred Chryst
17Th Avenue
Fred Lengacher
14Th Street
Max H. Voelkh
John H. Bruni
Albert Hirshbrunner
Turner Hall Club
John A. Schindler
Board of Public Works
Universalist Church
Police and Safety Committee
Committee On
Fred A. Fritz
William F. Beckman
Buehler
Otto H. Klem
O. Brainard
Aldean Tschudy
Otto Klemm
City of
Illinois Central Railroad Company
T He Common Council
26Th Ave
Ave
Charles W. Smith
Lucius F. Smith
P. C. Hunt
Harvey Zimmerman
Committee On Police and Safety
Common Council
Alvin F. Rote Company
T. Roy Evenson
Alderman Evenson
James Forbes
East End
21St Street
Cade
Alderman Forcade
Townsend Club No. 1
Reese and Lucas Argue Party Gain in Nationwide Fight
A major political battle lines 17 states as Democrats challenge GOP claims of November wins in congressional and senatorial races. Senator Lucas of Illinois asserts Democrats will hold and even gain seats, while Republicans claim potential GOP pickups. The dispute centers on outcomes in North Dakota, Maryland, South Dakota, and other states amid intra party tensions and upcoming elections.
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Smajor
Lucas
Amnaten Ammunition
GOP
Carroll Reece
Senate
South Dakota
North Dakota
Gerald P. Nye
Roosevelt
John Moses
Maryland
Senate renomination battles frame Indiana and Maryland contests
Senator George L Radcliffe fights for renomination against Gov Herbert R OConor while Indiana Democrats prepare to nominate a senatorial candidate who can defeat William E Jenner. Republican incumbent Raymond E Willis withdrew at a convention as Democrats and Republicans dispute control of the Senate. Counterclaims mark 14 doubtful states besides Maryland including Massachusetts Rhode Island West Virginia New Mexico Nevada Utah Washington Missouri Wyoming and Montana as potential gains for either party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Radcliffe
Herbert R. O'Conor
Lucas
Indiana
William E. Jenner
Raymond E. Willis
North Dakota
Maryie
India
Maryland
Reece
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
West Virginia
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Washington
Missouri
Wyoming
Montana
Senate
Carroll Reece
California
Wisconsin
Connecticut
New Jersey
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Pecatonica
Steinmann
Walter Sylvester
Sylvester
Neighbors Meeting
Friendly Neighbors Club
Lena Bloom
Memt
Helen Salzwede
Tal
Fred Babler
Walter Ruf
Enacht
Lake Leota
Kathleen Feldt
Raymond Blumer
Laura Stauffache
Blaine 4-H Club
Alfred M. Westgard
C. L. Crare
Louise Rosy
Roanoke
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Tates
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Morniigr
Farm Auction Service, Inc
A. C Schmid
Proceedings of Common Council
Kohli Printing Co
Solomon Auto Parts Co
Gempler Tire Co
Monroe Evening ‘Times
Hardware Mutual Insur‘ance Co
Chicago Pump Co
Lanz Hardware Co
Standard Oil Co
Wm. Rees
Neenah Foundry Co
Stone Manufacturing Co
Zurcher & Zurcher
Janesville
Klemm
Wm. F. Beckman
Henry
Tschudy L. G. Forcade
Macatiun
Nana
26Th Avenue
8Th Street
W. F. Beckman
Henry Tschudy
L. G. Forcade
Alderman Tschudy
Y Evenson
Een
Merlin L. Hasley
11Th Street
Eddie Lee Lindsay
13Th Avenue
G. S. Soseman
Toot
Ueesss
Te al
Rele Sa
Wis
Nroe
Hunt's Produce
Farm Bureau
Burkhard
12Th St. Ph
Reese
RAF
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