Miss Anna Pratt Weds H J Rufer In Social Event
Miss Anna M Pratt and H J Rufer married as the son of William Rufer. The bride wore a white linen suit with blue accessories and an orchid corsage. Matron of honor Mrs Rob ert McCauley wore lavender with a white carnation corsage. Best man Robert McCauley New Diggings. The bride a Darlington high School graduate and Swiss Colony secretary. Husband from Iliff rural school and operator of the Snack Bar. They plan a Black Hills wedding trip and will reside at 1303 19th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCauley
Newes
New Diggings
Darlington High School
Iliff Rural School
Black Hills
Joyce Arnsmeier Honored Before Juda Nuptials
A Wednesday evening shower at the Juda community hall honored Miss Joyce Arnsmeier who will marry Charles Trotter tomorrow. Hostesses included Mrs Raymond Arnsmeier and sisters Mrs Kenneth Zimmerman and Miss Janet Arnsmeier, with musical selections by Helen and Sally Stet, Bonnie Arnsmeier on piano, Audrey Seidel singing, and lunch served by Ernest Thommen and Arnsmeier family members.
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Juda
Joyce Arnsmeier
Charles Trotter
Raymond Arnsmeier
Kenneth Zimmerman
Janet Arnsmeier
Insmeier
Helen
Sally Stet
Bonnie Arnsmeier
Audrey Seidel
Ernest Thommen
Monroe
Ivan Arnsmeier
Engagements and Weddings in Albany and Hartford
Miss Phyllis Gransee and Alvin Walmer announce their engagement and soon marriage. Rev E C McCollow will officiate Margar et Therese McCollow to John William Kuchera in Hartford. Mahlkuch family reunion planned at Recreation Park. Mrs Frank C Jones returns home after hospital stay. Mrs Lucas Dischler honored at pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs Darrell Penniston and Mrs John Meier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Gransee
Alvin Walmer
Albany
Phyllis Arlene Gransee
Harold Gransee
Miss Gransee
Eva
Hartford
E. C. McCollow
Margaret Therese
Martin F. McCollow
John William Kuchera
Dallas
Tex
St. Matthews Church
Mahlkuch
Recreation Park
William _Leopol
LaVerne Sommers
Alvin Sommers
South Wayne
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Sylvia Kleven Weds Donald Hanson in Blanchardville
Miss Sylvia Kleven daughter of Rev Dorgney Kleven wedding to Donald Burdette Hanson son of Mr and Mrs Ole Hanson took place Saturday at 4 PM. Ceremony by Rev Kleven. Bride wore white brocaded faille taffeta with pearl adorned cap veil. Attendants included maid of honor Charlotte Kleven and best man Lowell Kleven. Groom's party included Gordon Jacobson and others. Bride will teach in Monticello next year. groom works as recreational therapist at State Hospital Antoka. They will reside in Monticello after a trip to northern and eastern Wisconsin.
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Sylvia Kléven
Donald Hanson
Blanchardville
Spe
Cial
Sylvia Kleven
Dorgney Kleven
Donald Burdette Hanson
Ole Hanson
Battle Lake
Minn
Rev. Kleven
Kleven
Charlotte Kleven
Gordon Berg
Claryce Hoff
Lowell Kleven
Heverata Setdan
Gordon Jacobson
Jerome Kleven
Lewis Hanson
Harold Nydahl
Minneapois
Dorothy J. Strommen
Ashby
N Minn
Monticello
State Hospital
Ant ‘Oka
Wisconsin
Farewell honors for Rev C J Swanson at Manston church
Rev C J Swanson and wife are honored after four years at Manston as church members plan a Sunday school sendoff. Misses Mahl buch and Sargent perform clarinet and piano solos with a duet by Sonja and Mary Ellen Fried. The Swansons receive a purse and Mrs Swanson a gift from the Faithful Workers class, of which she was president. A Sunday school class picnic is planned with Mrs Helen Saalsaa as secretary.
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C. J. Swansons
South Wayne
C. J. Swanson
Manston
Marjorie
Mary Mahlbuch
Jacquelyn Sargent
Gratiot
Sonja
Mary
Methodist Church
Helen Saalsaa
U.S. Airlines Set New Safety Record in 1952
U S airlines posted a new safety record with .35 deaths per 100 million passenger miles in domestic flights, down from 1.1 in 1950. Five fatal domestic accidents caused 67 deaths, including 46 crew. International and territorial flights added four accidents and 107 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Airlines
Chicago
U—North Central Airlines
Wisconsin Central
Erpoicr Eineree
U. S
Oxnam Defends Against Charge of Communist Infiltration
Bishop Oxnam challenged critics who accuse churches of Communist influence. He said the claim is aimed at silencing dissent and noted Rep. Velde’s warnings as head of a House committee may probe religious ties to Communism. The remarks were made at the World Methodist Convocation on evangelism in Washington.
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Ishop G. Bromley
Washington,d. C
World Methodist Convocation
Velde
Tornado relief work by Salvation Army in Flint
Army chairman reports from Wisconsin headquarters on Salvation Army canteen and relief efforts in tornado ravaged Flint Michigan. Services included transport for the injured blood donors rescue assistance and a clothing relief depot for ongoing aid. Soldiers in the area assisted in airlifted patients and coverage of subsequent needs.
Judge Lamboley attends state bar observance in Madison
Judge Harold J. Lamboley spent yesterday and today at a State Bar Association meeting in Madison honoring the 100th anniversary of the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
State Bar Association
Madison
State Supreme
YMCA Members View Braves Loss to Bucs
Thirty-nine local boys saw the Milwaukee Braves lose to the Buccaneers. Drivers for the event were James J. Quinn, Lyle F. Sickinger, Kenneth Wiltfang, P. Dan Nerbeck, Fred Feutz Jr., and Robert J. Tracy. The next trip is July 30 to Chicago to watch the Cubs vs Dodgers.
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Milwaukee Braves
Ie Eose
Kemael
James J. Uinn
Lyle F. Sickinger
Kenneth ‘Wiltfang
A P. Dannerbeck
Fred Feutz Jr
Robert J. Tracy
Chicago
Cubs
Dodgers
New Wisconsin Cheddar Variant Draws Fresh Notice
A Wisconsin University team led by D M Irvine reports a cheddar with unusual texture and a three week cure yielding a golden color and butter like consistency. W W Price aided the study. the cheese reportedly resists crumbling and offers a distinctive flavor. A separate ADSA disclosure describes a federal process reducing cheddar making from six to seven hours to about two and a half. The method uses two cooking periods and two starters with staged heating and separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Irvine
University of Wisconsin
W. W. Price
ADSA
Elected Baptist Leader at National Fellowship
Rev. E. H. Chamberlain of St. Croix Falls Wisconsin was elected secretary of the Conservative Baptist Fellowship at its national convention held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Chamberlain
St. Croix Falls
Wis
Conservative
Baptist Fellowship
Fragmented Text Notes Local Card Status
A damaged OCR fragment references a card removal and three months mentioned with unclear context. The readable bits point to malls and a sigett reference, but no clear dates or agents are identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senteh
Aviation History Contest Planned Statewide
State Historical Society and the State Aeronautics Commission announced a statewide aviation history contest. Awards will go to county or local historical societies for the best collections and presentations on Wisconsin aviation history. Green County Historical Society has not acted yet but may enter later. Local societies will submit their collections to the State Historical Society for judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Society
State Aeronautics Commission
Wisconsin
Green County Historical Society
Car hits bridge in Monticello area causing damage
La Verne Rolland Wickersham, 24, of New Glarus, drove at 2 02 pm yesterday one half mile east of Monticello on County Trunk EE. He said he saw an oncoming car while approaching a one way bridge, braked hard, lost control, swerved right, and tipped the car into the bridge railing per the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
la Verne Rolland Wickersham
New Glarus
Jin
Monticello
Sheriff's Office
Storage space tight for Wisconsin corn crop this year
Walter F. Katterhenry PMA chair man for Wisconsin warns space will be tight as nearly four million bushels of 1952 corn remain on hand under price support. He says loans up to 80 per cent of farm costs will help build extra storage with CCC backing repayable over four years. Farmers with 1952 corn under price support may extend loans for another year and receive 13 cents a bushel storage fee. shells can be opened and resealed to consolidate space for the new crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Walter F. Katterhenry
PMA
Katterhenry
Ial
CCC
Elizabeth Receives Hudson’s Bay Co Tribute Elk Heads
Queen Elizabeth visits and is presented with a tribute from Hudson’s Bay Co featuring two elk heads and two black beaver skins as part of ceremonial honors during the royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Hudson’s Bay Co
Marshfield Banker Elected by State Group Bankers Assoc
At the closing session of the three day annual conference, a Marshfield banker was elected by the state group Bankers Association. The association adopted a redepartment permit the posting of U S savings bonds as collateral for loans to encourage holders to keep bonds to maturity.
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Marshfield
Bankers Associat
U. S
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