Social Event Marian Wehinger Wed To Bernard Hartwig
Miss Marian Wehinger daughter of the Hartwigs wed Bernard Hartwig this morning. Mrs Hartwig, a South Wayne high school graduate, works at the Frito factory. The groom is a Lone Rock high school graduate, discharged from the army in May 1947. They will reside at 1725 15th street in Monroe.
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Morning United
Marian Wehinger
Hartwig
South Wayne High School
Frito Factory
Lone Rock High School
15Th Street
Monroe
Wilde-Duane Wilde wedding at Swiss church in New Glarus
Mr and Mrs Clinton Duane Wilde plan to reside at the John Argue farm after a Yellowstone honeymoon. Elaine Klitzke and Wilde wed in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church with music by Mrs Ralph Sholtz. Attendants included Legler and Tschudy, with Reginald Wilde as best man. A 50-cover dinner and dance followed at the bride’s parents home. Both attended New Glarus high school. the bride worked as a waitress at Ingwell's.
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New Glarus
Yellowstone National Park
Western Points
Clinton Duane Wilde
Junea
John Argue
Elaine Klitzke
August Klitzke
Mr. Wilde
Ralph Sholtz
Oregon
Ivan Legler
Brooklyn
Vernon Tschudy
New Giarus
Sheldon Heth
Edgerton
Fred Pulver
Reginald Wilde
August Klitzke Jr
Lester Klitzke
George Schultz
Milton Stuessy
Elmer Fosse
Donnie Heth
Patricia Legler
William Tellhall
Mrs. Wilde
New Glarus High School
Ingwell’s
Evansville Stages Holiday Attraction
Evansville sponsors five days of Fourth of July events in Monroe with shows games rides and food. The midway opens July 1 and runs through July 6 featuring 12 sky rides an evening parade vaudeville acts and baseball games plus a $1000 fireworks display. Wrestling on July 5 headlines Peterkovich Wisconsin light heavyweight champion and the Turn and Swing club performs.
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Monroe
Evansville American Legion
Oddy Kuelz
Beloit
Doc Meyers
Edgerton
McFarland
Evansville Legion
Peterkovich
Wisconsin
Marriage of Aagarose Nagen and Arn in Orangeville
Aagarose Nagen wed father William Echsner of Dakota arranged the marriage with Ushers John Ann and Charles Kissinger. A reception for over 100 guests occurred at the American Legion Memorial hall Orangeville. The cake was cut by Mrs. Harry B. Kruse and Miss Frieda Arn served. The bridal party included Mrs. Marvin Meinert and others. The bride, Orangeville High graduate, attended Northern Illinois State Teachers College De Kalb and taught rural schools. Mr Arn, an Orangeville High graduate, also attended the same college.
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William Echsner
Dakota
Man
John Ann
Charles Kissinger
Cedarville
American Legion Memorial Hall
Orangeville
Harry B. Kruse
Freeport
Frieda Arn
Mmes
Marvin Meinert
Rock City
Orville Obert
Eli Wilson
Milford Musser
Clair Shippy
Rock Grove
Lester Fehr
Bride
Orangeville High School
Northern Illinois State Teachers College
de Kalb
Arn
Political science professor with wartime C B I theater service
The subject earned a degree at the University of Wisconsin and completed graduate work at the University of Minnesota and the U S Department of Agriculture graduate school. He served as legislative planning analyst before the war and spent over half of four years in the C B I theater as an organization planning officer holding the rank of major. He is an assistant professor of political science at Wisconsin university.
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University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
C.B.I
Wisconsin University
Freshman Decorators Lead Square Dance at Monroe High
In a gaily decorated barn themed event at The Angle last night youth center members enjoyed a square dance with Miss Lorraine Schumacher calling. Decorations by Heidi Pfaffli and a complete freshmen committee led by Evelyn Ruff included Jack Andereck Jane Anderson and Robert Marty Jr. Another square dance is planned soon.
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Jane Gilbo
Ruth Wenger
Lorraine Schumacher
Heidi Pfaeffli
Monroe High School
Evelyn Ruff
Jack Andereck
Jane Anderson
Robert Marty Jr
U.S. Rubber Demand Estimated At 252000 Tons Yearly
Analysts estimate the United States requires at least 252000 tons of natural rubber annually to meet industrial and consumer needs, indicating steady demand across manufacturing sectors and transport use.
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United States
Clarno Classy Club entertains parents at June meeting
The Clarno Classy clubbers hosted parents and friends at the Roosevelt school for a June gathering. Kenneth D. Slocum spoke on health and safety, Marion Hawthorne led a demonstration, 4-H camp delegates reported, and the Bidlingmaier sisters with Sharon Patterson provided music. The group planned a Green County fair booth, played games, and served refreshments.
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Clarno
Roosevelt School
Kenneth D. Slocum
Marion Hawthorne
Bidlingmaier
Sharon Patterson
Green County Fair
Livestock Market Report from Chicago USDA Prices
Salable hogs fairly active and uneven with steady to 25 cents higher. Top hog price 25.25 for 250-300 lb butchers. feeder weights range 170-425 lb with various price bands. Salelable cattle 1,500. fed steers and yearlings steady with active demand for strictly good and choice. Top steer price 29.50 with most choice 27.75-29.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock and Dairy Prices
Choice heifers 23.50 to 26.00, average choice 26.50, stock cattle steady, medium grades slow. Cows in moderate supply with cutters 13.00 down, beef cows mostly 13.50 to 17.00, good cows to 20.00. Bulls active steady at 18.00 down, vealers 24.00 down. Butter firm with Chicago receipts 1,116,553 over two days. eggs firm with 29,872 receipts two days. Live poultry steady. fowl 27.5, fryers 31-34, broilers 30-31, ducks 20. FOB wholesale ducklings 20.
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Chicago
U. S
USDA
Technician Fourth Grade Robert A Short Reported for Replacement Depot
Belleville special note states Technician Fourth Grade Robert A Short, son of Mr and Mrs M H Short, has reported to a replacement depot near Yokohama awaiting shipment to the interior zone. He served with the First Cavalry Division on occupation duty in the Tokyo Yokohama area, overseas since June 1946.
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Belleville
Robert A. Short
M. H. Short
Yokohama
First Cavalry Division
Tokyo-Yokohama
Mail Clerk Assigned to Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Short was assigned to the service troop of the famous Fifth Cavalry Regiment as mail clerk and entered the army in March 1946.
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Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Short
Army
Benton Receives New Fire Truck for Village and Town
A white colored fire truck with 1300 feet of hose arrived for Benton. The fully equipped vehicle cost 9400 dollars and will be used in both the village and town.
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Benton
Knights of Columbus Meeting at St Rose’s
Monroe council members gathered for Mass and breakfast at St Rose’s Catholic church Brodhead with speaker Vincent Deppisch of the Catholic Mart Madison addressing about 60 attendees from Monroe Albany and Brodhead.
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Monroe
Indergand Reunion Held at Wald Farm Near Monroe
The annual Indergand reunion was held yesterday at the Fred B. Wald farm home near Monroe with 23 families represented. Wer ner Rutsch was named president for next year's affair. Mrs. John Blumer was secretary treasurer. The Monroe group also gathered for a separate reunion at Lake Leota park in Evansville where the oldest member was Mrs. Emma Ruegsegger, 84, and the youngest, Missie Ann Beach, seven months old. Read lists of local attendees from Monroe, including Carl Regez, Elmer Hawke, and others, with relatives from Freeport and Monticello among the crowd.
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Fred B. Wald
Monroe
Werner Rutsch
John Blumer
Local Society Hosts Picnic and Entertainment Evening
Charles Goecks and Mrs. William Gempler preside over a community picnic with games and entertainment. Retiring officers include John Indergand as president, Mrs. Wald as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. David Indergand and Mrs. Harold Ackermann in charge of entertainment.
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Charles Goecks
William Gempler
John Indergand
Wald
David Indergand
Harold Ackermann
List of Evensville Milwaukee residents and families
Ruegsegger Madison and Walter Regez families with Juda. Gottfried and Arthur Regez. Rose Hanke and Charles Mitchell families. Harvey Hanke Myrtle Hanke George Hanke Rose Kroll Theodore Piatek represented from Evensville and Milwaukee with several daughters and relatives.
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Ruegsegger
Madison
Walter Regez
Juda
Gottfried Regez
Arthur Regez
Evansville
Milwaukee
Rose Hanke
Charles Mitchell
Harvey Hanke
Myrtle Hanke
George Hanke
Rose Kroll
Theodore Piatek
State Senator Melvin Olson Visits City After Home Run
Wisconsin state senator Melvin J. Olson representing Green and Lafayette counties traveled from South Wayne to Madison and stopped in the city today on his return home.
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Melvin J. Olson
Green and Lafayette
Wisconsin Senate
South Wayne
Madison
Red Cross Production Rooms Closed Until Sept 6
Mrs. Paul J. Weirich announced that the Red Cross production rooms and the post office basement will be closed until September 6.
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RED Cross
Paul J. Weirich
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Bernard Hartwig
Klitzke-Wilde
Ladies’ Aid of the
Jordan Norwegian Lutheran Church
Henry Wieman
Marvin Sandsey
Oscar Sampson
Morgan Johnson
Blanchardville
Times Special Service
Martha Akin
Wayne Akin
Phoenix
Ariz
Ernest Engelbert
Nick Engelbert
Hollandale
First Presbyterian Church
Colorado
Washington, D.C
Arizona
John R. Murdock
Phoenix Junior College
Crosley
Frost
Mer
Van's Radio Service
City Hall
Bination Range
Japan
Zuercher
Ualty
Zuecher and
Zuecher
11Th
July
Karlen Bakery
Wm. A
Serutan
Walgreen
Stationery Buy
Pemnway Portfc
Fousehold
Tyson Brand
Caes Deer
Gillette Tech Razor
Walgreem
Minoys
Monroe Shoe Store
Friedman
Shelby
Red Goose Shoes
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