Normal Class to Enjoy Recreation Park Outing
Social events item notes a 1942 Normal class outing at Recreation Park with attendees including Mrs. Wayne Gempeler Thelma Wunschel Mrs. Ellsworth Evelyn Marean Mrs. Hendrickson Alice Lehnherr Osberg Oscar Wilde Helen Mae Butts Mrs. Becker Kathryn Stauffer Monti Cello Berna Yeagle Mabel Lawyer and Mrs. Dorothy Miller Dorothy Heitz among others from Belleville Juda Dakota Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gn Furrer
Boscobel
Wayne " Gempeler
Thelma’ “Wunschel
Ellsworth
Evelyn Marean
Juda
Hendrickson
Alice Lehnherr
Osbergs
Oscar Wilde
Helen Mae Butts
Belleville
Rol Becker
Kathryn Stauffer
Monticello
Berna. Yeagie
Mabel" Lawyer
Dakota
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy Heitz
Monroe
Universalist Aid Group Plans Quilting Picnic
The Universalist church Aid Society will hold an all day quilting event and a noon picnic lunch in its parlors tomorrow. A regular business meeting is at 3 p m with devotionals by Mrs. John C. Werren and musical entertainment by Jill Ann Hall Guineth Gonstead Dianne Grossen and a tap dance by Janet and Rich Thet residents will be served by Mrs John A Becker G S Soseman F W Galle and Frank L Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church Aid Socie
John C. Werren
Jill Ann Hall
Guineth Gonstead
Dianne Grossen
Janet and
Richa Thet
Mmes
John A. Becker
G. S. Soseman
F. W. Galle
Frank L. ‘Hoffman
Miller Infant Baptized at Grace Lutheran Church
Robert Edward Miller, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Miller, was baptized Sunday morning at Grace Lutheran church by Rev. Clarence G. Warfel. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Robert Weber. After services, Mrs. Isadore Smith Miss Maxine Smith and Mrs. Ralph Mahley joined the church. Rev. Warfel and his family plan a two week vacation at Douglas Lake near Peliston Michigan after church services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edward Miller
Robert Edward
Joe E. Miller
Grace Lutheran Church
Clarence G. Wartel
James Ickson
Robert Weber
Isadore Smith
Maxine ‘Smith
Ralph Mahley
Warfel
Douglas Lake
Peliston
Mich
Miss Dary Honored On Eighth Birthday
Miss Mary Ellen Dary eight year old was feted at her parents Vern and Mrs Dary home with a birthday party and picnic supper. Attendees included Mary Ann Blum Peggy Sullivan Mary Ann Snow den Therese Wuetrich Jill Zum Brunnen Mary Ellen Lovelace Jan Barry Shirley Gaughan Christine Boss Tana Loveland Rose Marie and Ann Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Dary
Vern E. Dary
Mary Ann Blum
Peggy Sullivan
Mary Ann Snowden
Therese Wuetrich
Jill Zum- Brunnen
Mary Ellen’ Lovelace
Jan Barry
Shirley Gaughan
Christine Boss
Tana Loveland
Rose Marie
Ann Conway
Auxiliary to Visit Freeport for Gar and Bridge
The Country Club auxiliary will visit Freeport on June 30 for a gar and bridge event. Hostesses yesterday were Mrs. William E. Amstutz and Mrs. Charles J. Victor Marean and Lester G. Forcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Eomer
Freeport Country Club
William E. Amstutz
Charles J. Victor Marean
Lester G. Forcade
Petri TerHark engagement announced in Lena lawn luncheon
Miss Rosemarie Petri daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Petri and Lowell F TerHark son of Mr and Mrs Fred TerHark were announced at a lawn luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Orlo Kaufman. The couple set August 29 as their wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemarie Eee LF. TerHark
Elena
Rosemarie Petri
Hans Petri
Lowell F. TerHark
Fred TerHark
Shannon
Orlo Kaufman
Miss Petri
Lena High School
Wittenberg College
Springfield
TerHiark
Shannon’ High School
Mrs Baebler Named President of Areme Club
Mrs Henry V Baebler was elected president to succeed Mrs Albert Knobel at a meeting of the Areme club past matrons of the Eastern Star Tuesday evening. A dinner was held at Maple Grove Inn Monroe and the group went to Mrs Knobel's home. H F Stoll was elected historian secretary and treasurer. Attending were Mmes W D Elmer last past matron new member H F Stoll F H Steinmann Clarence Keehn C M Stauffer Henry W Baebler Matt Zentner John Stauffer M E Lynn Albert Knobel and Miss Lora Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry V. Baebler
Albert Knobel
Areme Club
Eastern Star
Maple Grove Inn
Monroe
H. F.stoll
F. H. Steinmann
Clarence Keehn
C. M. Stauffer
Henry Vv. Baebler
Matt Zentner
John Stauffer
M. E. Lynn
Lora Dick
Webber Ott Wedding Celebrated in New Glarus
Geraldine Webber and George Ott wed in New Glarus with Clift and Mrs Webber hosting. The ceremony, attended by families, followed by plans to reside on the Ott farm after a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin. The couple will reside near West Union Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Webber
George Ott
New Glarus
Clift Webber
New Glararriage Us
Ann
Lot
Adeline Johnson Weds Eugene Zoller in Argyle Lutheran Church
Miss Adeline Johnson became Mrs Eugene Zoller in a double ring ceremony at Argyle Lutheran Church presided by Rev A P Anderson. The couple, of Monroe, are the daughter and son of local families. reception followed at Swiss Wheel. The bride hails from Argyle and Monroe, while the groom works on a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Johnson
Eugene Zoller
Monroe
Argyle Lutheran Church
A. P. Anderson
Ludwig Zoller
Argyle High School
Monroe High School
Cub Scout Den Hosts Youth Cabin Outing
The Kiwanis Youth Cabin outing occurred yesterday afternoon at the Lindsay home in Cassville. Den mother Mrs. Paul Lindsay led den members Donald Janke Robert Wolfe Jerry Lindsay Thomas Bainbridge Leonard Hill Jr Curtis McCuffey and Larry Moth. Guests included Eugene Vincent Marilyn Bainbridge and Robert Wildman with Mrs. August Gempler assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Den
Paul Lindsay
Donald Janke
Robert Wolfe
Jerry Lindsay
Thomas Bainbridge
Leonard Hill Jr
Curtis McCuffey
Larry Moth
Eugene Vincent
Marilyn Bainbridge
Robert Wildman
Cassville
L Ar
Lindsay
August Gempler
Betrothal announced for Monticello couple
Monticello special report notes the engagement of Helen Meyers to Fredrick A. Blum of Janesville. Helen is a 1953 New Glarus high school graduate while Fredrick is a Monticello high school alumnus and Air Force veteran now employed in Janesville. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Fred A. Meyers
Helen
Fredrick A. Blum
Janesville
Fred W. Blum
Miss Meyers
New Glarus High School
Monticello High School
Air Force
Mrs Clara Bustle and Arthur Dooley Married in Brodhead
Mrs Clara J Bustle of Brodhead and Arthur 8 Dooley of Janesville were married Saturday at 9 am in St Rose Catholic church Brodhead by Rev Andrew Breines. Mrs Helen Stoll of Brodhead and John Pooley of Janesville were attendants. The couple will live in Janesville where he is an engineer for the Milwaukee Road. Rev Nestingen to Speak at Bethlehem Lutheran Dedication Services in Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Bustle
A.S. Dooley
Brodhead
Arthur
Dooley
Janesville
St. Rose Catholic Church
Andrew Breines
Helen Stoll
John Pooley
Milwaukee Road
Nestingen
J. A. Nestingen
Wiota
Bethlehem Lutheran Par
Robert E. Patterson
Route 3
Sharon Patricia
Curtiss L. Diemer
Mary Diemer
Freeport
St. Luke's Methodist Church
du Duque
Betty McMurray
DuQuoin
Ill
Dale Veach
Orangeville
Mon- Toc
Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing
Orangeville High School
Prospect Terrace
Badger Girls Elect Mayors at Wisconsin Badger State
At Wisconsin's 10th Badger Girls State, delegates elected three girls as mayors: Sarah Elcher of Appleton, Margie Web of Cashton, and Ruth Solberg of Tola. Juanita Martin was named city manager. The mock party platform urged lowering the voting age to 18, strong liquor laws, driver education, higher teacher pay, stricter laws, water pollution controls, and consolidation of small schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Girls
Madison
Wisconsin
Badger
Sarah Elcher
Appleton
Margie Web
Cashton
Ruth Solberg
Tola
Juanita Martin
Hustler
Knowles Won't Run for Congress Seat
State Sen. Warren P. Knowles of New Richmond said he would not seek the vacant 9th district seat left by the death of Rep. Merlin Hull. Governor Kohler is expected to set a date soon for a special election to fill Hull's post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
New Richmond
Wis
Warren P. Knowles
Merlin Hull
Kohler
Hull
9Th
Peter Lawford Finds Renewed Fame After Orange Festival
Actor Peter Lawford, recently estranged from MGM, revived his career after a boost from friend Tony Martin at the Orange Festival in Bernardino. The audience reaction restored his confidence, with Lawford now starring opposite Judge Holiday in A Name for Herself and planning a nightclub act, TV work, and a European film deal next fall.
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Animal Hollywood
Peter Lawford
Father
Peter
MGM
Tony Martin
Bernardino
Tony
Judge Holliday
Europe
Mother Forgives Son Who Bet Lost Savings
Henry Way 43 escaped grand larceny charges after his 71 year old mother Lillian Way forgave him for taking $13 000 from a joint safe deposit box to bet on the Kentucky Derby The Derby favorite Native Dancer lost by a head and the grand larceny indictment was dismissed The mother forgave and wished for God's forgiveness and her son's wellbeing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Way
Lillian Way
Derby
State Sheriffs Back Minors Photo ID Cards
Wisconsin sheriffs approve a bill requiring minors entering taverns to carry photo identification. In a midsummer conference resolution, the Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association urged Gov. Kohler to sign the act and recommended UW establish a training institute for officers working with juveniles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Lake
Wis
New Glarus Motel Opens for Business
The Streiff motel on the south edge of New Glarus village begins operations today. The 130 by 30 foot structure, completed this week, attaches to the Streiff Waffle restaurant and includes 23 by 25 feet of added space with eleven exterior rooms access via a central corridor and front and rear entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarus
Streiff
Fred Streiff
Streiff Waffle Restrant
Benson To Visit Dry Texas Area
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson heads to Texas Friday to assess the drought as farmers and ranchers suffer the worst southwest drought in history. He will attend the American Cotton Congress in Lubbock to gain a first hand view amid millions in losses and searing conditions across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ezra Taft Benson
Texas
Southwest
Benson
Lubbock
Soil Conservation
Louis Merrill
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
World Beauty Queen Gives Up Career To Be Housewife
Armi Kuusela Hilario the Miss Universe winner from Finland says she will quit movies to run a home for her husband Virgilio V. Hilario a 26 year old who disputes multimillionaire status. The couple, in San Francisco for the Junior Chamber International Congress, were sent four months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan R'Nanci$uu
Hilarios
San Francisco
Junior Chamber International Congress
Want Ad Brings Busy Work for Small Purchasers
A brief business item notes buyers face tedious tasks and effort when placing Want Ads, highlighting the time and hassle involved for small-scale listings.
One Locomotive Line Serves Millington Newark Rail
Millington to Newark is a mile but the Illinois Midland line is a one mile track with one man crew led by conductor Thorsen. The right of way through marshy lowlands causes derailments, floods, and cattle straying. The Newark Farmers Elevator Co owns the line and uses Thorsen for coal oil and fertilizer runs.
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Illinois Road
Millington
Newark
Illinois Midland
En Bintersen
Kendall County
Thorsen
Newark Farmers Elevator Co
Lee County
Little Railroa
Burlington Connection
Farmers Company
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