Nine Girl Scouts Earn Troop Pins at Investiture
Nine members of Troop 17 received Girl Scout pins at an investiture service held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ray Finch. Absent scouts will receive pins later. Two committee members were guests and leaders include Mrs. Lowell Markwardt and Mrs. Harry Mc Culley.
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Troop 17
Ray Finch
Dianne Bur
Marcia Heuer
Susan Iselyn Kofoed
Janice Kubly
Joan Markwardt
Helen Waelscl
Sally Walker
Alice Webb
Penelope McCulley
Betty Lamb
Beverly Kue
Girl Scout Committee
Lee Smith
Victor Heuer
Lowell Markwardt
Harry McCulley
G U G G Club Plans Next Meeting July 14
Fifty-one officers and members attended a business meeting at Turner Hall. Luncheon was served with Mrs. Frederick Mueller in charge. The next meeting is set for July 14.
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of the
Turner Hall
Yass
Rutsch
Frederick Mueller
Albany Eastern Star Initiates Four Members
Past officers filled stations at the Albany Eastern Star meeting on Wednesday as four men were initiated Ray Haddinger Lynn ee Frank Schwerin and Kjorness. Refreshments were in charge of Clarence Bly C. H. Ferguson Merle Frautschy J. J. Blumer S. D. Gaarder and C. H. Gelbach.
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Albany
Eastern Star
Ray Haddinger
Lynnee
Frank Schwerin
Kjorness
Clarence Bly
C. H. Ferguson
Merle Frautschy
J. J. Blumer
S. D. Gaarder
C. H. Gelbach
Victory Club Hostess Event At Lake Wisconsin Cottage
Monroe Victory club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Virgil Stauffacher at her Lake Wisconsin cottage. Members enjoyed motor boating trail hiking and cards with Mmes. N. H. Durst James Bray Emma Kiel Victor Carson Herman Lanz Floyd Pyle Carl Brennecke W. G. Bear Alfred Voegels Fred Grimm and Roscoe Smith attending. Lanz Smith and Dr. Bear drove to the event.
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Victory Club
Monroe Victory Club
Virgil Stauffacher
Lake Wisconsin
Mmes
N. H. Durst
James Bray
Emma Kiel
Victor Carson
Herman Lanz
Floyd Pyle
Carl Brennecke
W. G. Bear
Alfred Voegels
Fred Grimm
Roscoe Smith
Messrs. Lanz
Smith
Dr. Bear
Entertains at Bridge at Mrs Goecks Home
Mrs. Herbert H. Goecks hosted the Thursday Evening bridge club at her home with two tables of contract. Honors went to Mrs. Frederick Lanz Mrs. A. G. Mitchell and Mrs. Herbert Pfund.
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Herbert H. Goecks
13Th Avenue
Frederick Lanz
A. G. Mitchell
Herbert Pfund
Juda Jolly Juniors 4H Club Meeting Notice
Record books will be shown at the meeting of the Juda Jolly Juniors 4-H club at 7 30 p m Tuesday on the Harvey Andrews lawn. An important business meeting will be held and refreshments will be served.
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Juda Jolly Juniors
Harvey Andrews
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for September
Orangeville reports the Legion Auxiliary names officers for the upcoming duties in September. E C Priewe is president and I O Shaffer serves as first vice president with Fred White as second vice president. Others include Elwyn Mains treasurer Leo Rusk acting chaplain Clara Bolender honorary chaplain Virgil Scheider sergeant at arms and Miles Barr historian. In Spring Grove Miss Edith Eychamp a missionary from India spoke at a day program and luncheon at the State Line church.
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Legion Auxiliary
Orangeville
American Legion Auxiliary
E. C. Priewe
I. O. Shaffer
Fred White
Elwyn Mains
Leo Rusk
Clara Bolender
Virgil Scheider
Miles Barr
Spring Grove
Edith Eychamp
India
State Line
Plan Wiener Roast Sets Timed Event for Kappa Nu
Albany Times Special notes the Kappa Nu will hold a Wiener roast on the Baptist parsonage lawn Tuesday evening. Mrs Herbert King serves as president of the group.
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Albany
Kappa Nu
Baptist Parsonage
Herbert King
Green and Lafayette WCTU Institute Hosts Mrs Meinert
Mrs William Meinert hosted members of the Entertains Institute Cial at her Green and Lafayette counties home for a social gathering.
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Entertains Institute
Spring Grove
William Meinert
Wctu Institute
Green
Lafayette
Twenty-Eight Bridge Tables at Legion Party Honors
Twenty eight bridge tables were played at the American Legion auxiliary sponsored public dessert card party at the legion home yesterday afternoon. Honors went to Mines. M. J. Gonstead, Walter Donovan, Dan L. Ault, Leo D. Lewis, Clifford H. Snively, Theodore Stauffacher, Herman Burkhard, Paul W. Neubauer, Doran Zwygart, Arlie Mitchell, Margaret Galway, Louis Goethals, May L. Luch singer, Robert W. Stuart, Wade Cash and Misses Ellyn Jane Wenger, Harriet Corson, Mildred Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
M. J. Gonstead
Walter Donovan
Dan L. Ault
Leo D. Lewis
Clifford H. Snively
Theodore Stauffacher
Herman Burkhard
Paul W. Neubauer
Doran Zwygart
Arlie Mitchell
Margaret Galway
Louis Goethals
May L. Luchsinger
Robert W. Stuart
Wade Cash
Misses Ellyn Jane Wenger
Harriet Corson
Mildred Myers
Private Skating Party Planned by Janesville Church Group
Janesville Christian Endeavor will host a private skating party Monday at Riverside rink starting 8 o'clock. Juda Christian Endeavor will lead devotions. This marks the Southern District Union’s last meeting of the season for Green and Rock counties until fall.
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Janesville Christian Endeavor
Southern District Christian Endeavor Union
Riverside Rink
Janesville
Juda Christian Endeavor
Southern District Union
Green and
Rock Counties
Ammanns Honored Visiting Monroe Residents Host Party
Mr and Mrs Alex Ammann former Monroe residents now living in Ann Arbor Michigan were honored at a Monroe area gathering last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Victor Marean route 5 Monroe Others present included Leo Kundert Winslow Willie Andereg Ludwig Signer Nat Bop Hauser and Allie Wuetrich
Racine Society Editor Dorothy Lawton Dies at 48
Dorothy M. Lawton, 48, society editor of the Racine Journal-Times for nearly 25 years, died last night after an operation seven years earlier. A UW journalism graduate, she joined the Journal-News staff in 1924 and helped edit society pages after consolidation. She was active in AAUW, local women’s clubs, and the Daughters of the American Legion. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Blanche Lawton.
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Racine
Dorothy M. Lawton
Racine Journal-Times
Miss Lawton
University of Wisconsin School of Journalism
Racine Journal- News
Journal-News
Times-Call
American Association of University Women
Business and Professional Women’s Club
The
Racine Women’s Club
Daughters of the American Legion
Blanche Lawton
Rockford Man Wins Honorable Discharge
Virgil A. Gustafson of Rockford has been officially discharged with honor after a court martial acquitted him in April of defrauding the government and desertion. The army had held him at Fort Sheridan pending Washington's review of his official duty status.
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Chicago
Virgil A. Gustafson
Gustafson
Rockford
Fort Sheridan
Department of the Army
Washington
Languages Count 2796 Worldwide in French Academy Estimate
Officers of the French academy estimate the world hosts 2,796 distinct languages. The figure reflects aggregated linguistic surveys and scholarly tallies circulated by national language bodies.
Browntown Anniversary Open House and Dinner Planned
The 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Keller Jr. will be marked with dinner at Browntown town hall and open house at the Keller residence. The couple, both long-time Cadiz township natives, were married June 26, 1889. He is 86 and active. she, 76, enjoys crocheting and quilting. Their family includes 15 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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Browntown
George Keller Jr
Browntown Hall
Keller
Kellers
Methodist Church Aid Society
Denna Jones
Harry Collicutt
Warren
Archie Small
Monroe
William
Edward
Cadiz Township
J. M. Benson
Cyrus Loomis
Gifts Help Children’s Service Appeal Gain Ground
Contributions pour into the Children's Service society drive led by treasurer Russell W. Prien. The Monroe committee includes Rodney O O Kittelsen secretary, John J. Burkhard Henry Kundert Judge Harold J Lamboley and others supporting care for wards in Wisconsin foster homes.
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Children’s Service Society
Russell W. Prien
Prien
Wisconsin
Monroe
Rodney OO. Kittelsen
John J. Burkhard
Henry Kundert
Harold J. Lamboley
May L. Luchsinger
L. A. Moore
E. A. Ninneman
John A. Schindler
Frank A. Shriner
Albany Woman's Club Plans Second Community Sale
The Albany Woman's Club sponsors a second community sale on Saturday evening at the old mill platform. Funds raised will fund village park improvements with a matching amount from the village board.
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Albany
Albany Woman’s Club
Apple Close Ally to Pear in Botanical Observation
A concise note observes that apples share a strong relationship with pears in botany. The comparison highlights similarities in classification, growth, and cultivation traits between the two fruit species.
Special Observance Planned for Slayer’s Church Anniversary
Rev. William C. F. Hayes will speak at Slayer’s church 80th anniversary observance in Madison Wisconsin along with former ministers Rev. C. A. Bender Rev. L. M. Phillips Rev. John Koch and others. Morning services led by Hayes with a 2:30 pm dedication and evening address by Bender. Rev. Hamer Retzlaff is the current pastor.
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William C. F. Hayes
Madison
Wisconsin Evangelical United Brethren Conference
C. A. Bender
Prairie du Lac
L. M. Phillips
la Salle
Ill
John Koch
Baraboo
Hayes
Bender
Hamer Retzlaff
State Eagles Elect Schuster at Marshfield Convention
Joseph Schuster of Marshfield was elected president of the state Eagles club at the convention yesterday. Elected as vice presidents were Matthew Dufek Manitowoc Gerald Neane Beaver Dam Irvin Lintner Platteville William Marmer Fond du Lac and William Trottier Rhinelander. Other officers include Harold Sprester La Crosse chaplain William Wuereberger Racine conductor Charles T Winn Beloit treasurer William Stamm Madison inside guard James P Bigley Viroqua outside guard Ray Markey Milwaukee R J Granvogel Sturgeon Bay Charles Grasser Kenosha and Arthur Davis Beloit trustees.
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Milwaukee
Joseph Schuster
Marshfield
Eagles Club
Matthew Dufek
Manitowoc
Gerald Neane
Beaver Dam
Irvin Lintner
Platteville
William Marmer
Fond du Lac
William Trottier
Rhinelander
Harold Sprester
la Crosse
William Wuereberger
Racine
Charles T. Winn
Beloit
William Stamm
Madison
James P. Bigley
Viroqua
Ray Markey
R. J. Granvogel
Sturgeon Bay
Charles Grasser
Kenosha
Arthur Davis
Ward Cleared of Bribery Charges in New Guinea Timber Deal
Canberra officials report that Edward J. Ward, former minister for external territories, was officially acquitted by a royal commission on bribery accusations tied to a New Guinea timber deal.
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Canberra
Royal Commission
Edward J. Ward
External Territories
New Guinea
Negro Boy Elected To Head Boys State
Ken Turner of Racine becomes first Negro to head Badger Boys State during a week long session. He won 400 to 304 over Mike Hammond of Appleton as the nationalist party led a sweep. Norbert Esser of Madison elected lieutenant governor, other results include Tom Lemons secretary of state and Charles Skemp state treasurer.
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Ripon
Ken Turner
Racine
Badger
Wisconsin
Mike Hammond
Appleton
Turner
American Legion
Norbert Esser
Madison
Michael Ackerman
Green Bay
Tom Lemons
Don Abraham
Sheboygan
Charles Skemp
la Crosse
David Ross
Stevens Point
Tom Anderson
Washburn
Wynn Jones
Horicon
Jim Lewandowski
Neenah
Ralph Brennan
Dodgeville
Scotch Type Whisky Defined by U S Internal Revenue
The Internal Revenue Bureau ruled that American distillers may make Scotch type whisky but only Scotland can produce Scotch. The decision followed eight months of arguments by U S distillers.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Scotland
U.S
Monticello Social Notes Reach Across Towns
Mrs. C D Curtis reports visits from Dwight Zweifel and family to Belleville and Madison, a 60 year ministry anniversary observed for Rev J L Haack at Browntown, and various calls and outings across Monticello New Glarus Madison Monroe and Milwaukee with relatives from Hefty Benkert and Zweifel families plus trips to Okee Lake Yellowstone and fishing trips in the north of the state.
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Dwight Zweifel
Glen Showers
Belleville
Bob Voegeli
Madison
J. J. Voegeli
A. R. Achtemeier
J. L. Haack
Browntown
Rosa Roth
Benkert
Monroe
J. W. Barlow
Delmar Kubly
Herman Kubly
New Glarus
W. S. Hoesly
Thomas Hamilton
Tom
Westfield
Jane Hamilton
J. P. Zweifel
Willard Hefty
Middleton Beach
Anton Hefty
William Bidlingmaier
Henry J. Elmer
Francis Acker
Sheboygan
Henry V. Baebler
Betty Ann
Yellowstone National Park
William Loring
Robert Holcomb Sr
Clarence Holcomb
E. A. Bently
Fred Hammerly
Diaper Dye Poisoning Warned By Medical Journal
A medical journal warns against aniline dyes used to mark diapers citing five infant deaths from poisoning. It urges boiling diapers before use to eliminate the dye residue and reduce risk.
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Chicago
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