Schmid Green nuptials in double ring ceremony
Miss Dorothy Marie Schmid and Robert J. Green wed in a dawn double ring ceremony at St Rose’s Brodhead. The bride’s sister Rosemary was maid of honor. bridesmaids Vera Dem Milan and Helen Niedermeier were present. Best man Harold Green and ushers John Hartman Alan Brown attended. Dinner for 30 followed at the church hall and a 2 o’clock reception at the bride’s home hosted by relatives. The couple plans a west coast and Mexico trip before settling in Brodhead. Green is a former pilot with the 15th Air Force in Italy. In the same column, Hilda Schiafli wed Leo J. Gille in a simple double ring at St Victor’s. details of attire, attendants, and reception follow.
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Milwaukee
Helen Niedermeier
Waukesha
Alan Brown
Madison
Harold Green
Leslie Pinnow
John Hartman
Fred ‘“Muren
Shirley Hartman
West Coast
Mexico
Schiafli-Gille
Hilda Schiafli
17Th Avenue
August Schiafli
Argyle
Leo J. Gille
Leo Gille
9Th Street
St. Vic ‘Tor's
Leroy Emford
Alaskan Monkey Hunt Sparks City Incident
Anchorage launches its first monkey hunt after a pet monkey injures Mrs. Art Larson in her kitchen by biting her leg. The animal, brought from the States and slipped its leash, fled after the bite. Local authorities traced the source to a resident who recently imported the primate.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Art Larson
States
Berlin Evacuees Return Home With American Aid
Lt. David L. Cozart Jr. escorts 3,000 Berlin schoolchildren home from Bavaria aboard a 29-car train, after a 4 power Berlin base arrangement. He financed teacher salaries with 200,000 marks and oversaw camps that kept pupils educated with English and current history. The return includes questions about Berlin and New York, with a note of surprise at North Carolina.
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Bern
Miter
Freich
Berlin
David L. Cozart Jr
Raleigh, N. C
Bavaria
Cozart
Wehrmacht
Third Army
Comart
Tito
Yugoslavian
U. S
Bradley
Tiergarten
Botanical Gardens
Central Park
New York City
New York
Empire State Building
North Carolina
Monticello Social Notes and Local Visits Recap
Monticello residents share a busy round of visits and travels. Otto Babler and Monticello guests beat New Glarus 21 to 7 at Decatur Country Club. Mrs Emil Blum and Margaret visited an infant in a Madison hospital while others called on relatives in Monroe and Freeport. John Masefield’s early work history noted in passing.
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Otto Babler
John Z. Duerst
New Glarus
Henry C. Elmer
Monroe
Clarence
Cloyance Karlen
H. A. Becker
Willis Marty
J. J.voegels
Frederick Steinmann
Albert Knobel
Wallace Barlow
Bachler
O. D. Curtis
H. Hoesly
Dr. Bartle
Leo Zarter
Werner St
Emil, Blum
Nancy Flesher
Belleville
Dick Freitag
Henry Hefty
Ed. C. Hefty
St. Clare Hospital
Dwight Zweifel and Sons
Adolph Rindy
Primrose
Schoonover
Charles Niles
Roswell 'S
Richardshom
Mary| Waelti
Milwaukee
Birthdays listed for Evening Times Club members week of July
The Evening Times Boys and Girls Club publishes birthdays for its members across a week starting Sunday July 1. Names ages and addresses appear with days from Sunday to Saturday, including Neil Wil, Frieda Marie and Frances May Bear, Gary Malkow, Sharon Jean Tieman, Duane Teuscher, John Lee Krueger, and many others associated with Brownstown Juda Monroe Albany and surrounding routes and streets.
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Neil Wil
Frieda Marie
Frances May Bear
Clarno
Gary Malkow
Brodhead
Robert Lee — Bidlingmaier
Winslow
Sharon Jean Tieman
Browntown
Donna Elaine Smith
Duane Teuscher
John Lee Krueger
21St Street
Russell E. Olin
Roe Blum
Sam Zurfluh
Albany Street
Margaret Baumgartner
Brooklyn
James
Frederick Schmerse
Juda
Audrey Blum
Monroe
Withhold Order on Cream Limitation Until Mid July
Econor Stabilization Director Bowles told the agriculture department to withhold a July 15 order limiting cream distribution by creameries and dairy processors. The move aims to divert more cream into butter production amid industry pleas and recent butter price increases. A later directive will ban whipping cream sales after July 1 for creams with butterfat above 19 percent.
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Ington
Econor
Bowles
Agriculture Department
Department
Xides
Anderson
MEM Joe Wil I Hate Postoffice Birthday Note
A brief personal item records MEM Joe and MEM Wil expressing dislike for the post office and noting a birthday.
Vacation Toys Brighten Summer Travel for Kids
The article notes toys as essential luggage for summer trips with kids. It highlights the return of the Kewpie doll by Rose O Neill, now in sun suits with movable limbs. Toy sets like miniature cars and trucks and coloring books help keep children quiet during train or car travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose O'Neill
New Members List In Monroe And Monticello Areas
New members include Saxer of Monticello route 2 with a birth date of August 1 1923 Joyce Irene Camron of Monroe route 5 born December 1 1907 Janet Ann Camron Monroe route 5 born December 3 1912 Nyla Rae Signer Monroe route 5 born October 3 1919 Elaine Eunice Signer Monroe route 5 born March 5 1905 Dean William Signer Monroe route 5 born January 7 1896 Neil Henry Signer Monroe route 5 born August 13 1921 Karen Rae Dooley Monroe route 1 born June 6 1903 Richard Francis Dooley Monroe route 1 born November 4 1907.
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Saxer
Monticello
Joyce Irene Camron
Monroe
Janet Ann Camron
Nyla Rae Signer
Elaine Eunice Signer
Dean’ William Signer
Neil Henry Signer
Karen Rae Dooley
Richard Francis Dooley
Morella Arrested in Monticello on Draft Evading Charge
Joseph Morella of Monticello was released on $1,000 bond after federal officers charged he failed to keep the draft board informed of his address. He had registered with Florence county draft officials and worked in Green county for about four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Morella
Monticello
Federal Bureau of Incharge of the
Service Act
Florence County
Draft Board
Green County
FBI
Brodhead Notes and Social Updates From Local Notices
Judy and Phyllis Anderson spend two weeks in Durand with relatives and Bible school. Mrs. Marie Palmer of Chicago visits sister Mrs. Walter Ten Eyck. Spring Green club holds picnic at Mrs. Newell Holcomb’s home. Mrs. Jessie Sims observes a birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Alerd Hawkins of Chicago visit Mrs. Hazel Hawkins. Fill pots and pans with clear water after use to ease washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Phyllis Anderson
Durand
Marie Palmer
Chicago
Walter Ten Eyck
Spring Green Club
Newell Holcomb
Jessie Sims
Alerd Hawkins
Hazel Hawkins
Average Milk Cow Price Hits Peak
Wisconsin milk cows brought a May record of 152 per head, about 10 higher than a year earlier, despite below average pastures and tight feed grain supplies. The June bulletin notes pastures were poor in southern counties, with dry weather worsening conditions. early June rains aided grains but delayed hay. Winter oats production is down from last year and barley stocks are about half of 1945. A memorial plaque at West Point’s Old Chapel bears Benedict Arnold’s rank but not his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
West Point
Benedict Arnold
Veteran seeks sale of eye to fund new business venture
Alfred Wilson, 25, a Seattle ex soldier, says he would sell one eye to finance his own business. He claims a 1943 collision left him blamed in a damage suit, with his license suspended for $400 unpaid damages. Jobless and married, he hopes to start a small delivery firm using his driving skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
F Nance
Alfred Wilson
Annual Report of Union School District No 1 Monroe
The auditing committee reports the Union School District No 1 in Monroe verified the June 30 1946 balances against books and bank statements. Receipts include July 1 1945 balances taxes state aid federal aid tuition rents and interest with sales of old typewriters and salvage.
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Try Times Want Ads Annual Report Union School District
Monroe
G. E. Zuercher
C. J. Schwingel
Union
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David
Nell Livesind
Milton Rabe
Eldon Rabe
Roland Rabe
William Babler
Daryl
Lloyd van Houten
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George’ Yeazel
Ralph Yeazel
Herman Koepnick
Herman Ruge
Retzlaff
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Elsi Bushgan
Til
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Nick Lelle
Warren
Frank Koepnick
Kenneth Koepnick
Gladys
Joyce Hasse
Elsie Bushae
Betty Lele
Lloyd Retz- LA
Women’s Union
Women's Union
St John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
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Wilbert Ott
Helen Kissy
Raymond Myers
Erma Klassy
Charles Frey
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Cozart Limited
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Evening Times Boys’ and Girls’ Club
Evening Times Club
Geraldine Petersen
Albany
Helen Rose Waelchli
Harlan Dale Feldt
Lawrence James Asmus
Judith Carol Staley
18Th Street
Grace Houk
Leona Foulker
Stephen Paul Buehler
Fred Frank Solberger
Eugene William Vincent
Jerry Lee Workinger
Stock_ton
Donna Lee Signer
Marilyn J. Ubert
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Carolyn F. Holcomb
Judith Ann Imhof
Gary Lee Klemm
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Donald S. Wilson
Eugene Hotel
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Wis
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Ynotone
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Bership Coupon Evening Times Club
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Morella
Donald L. Collins
Wadsworth
OPA
U.S
Board of Educational
Agencie Public Library
R. E. Erickson
W. C. Bender
Auditors
Lilaara
Basil
Bob” Mitchell
Albany, Wis
Annual Meeting
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