Methodist Women Host Birthday Party With Month Tables
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will host its annual birthday party in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon. Twelve month themed tables, a birthday cake, and a child’s table will be featured. The program begins at 3 30 with hosting by Mrs Herbert Ainsworth and Mrs Arthur Black, including a pantomime Miss Belinda s Burglar and musical numbers by Florence Voigt Olga Ruth and others. Dinner to follow with co chairmen Mrs O N Johnson and Mrs T F Ransdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
G. J. Thornton
Herbert Ainsworth
Arthur Black
Belinda
Robert Chinnock
Black
Florence Voigt
Olga Ruth
Sally Ransdell
A. W. Schwabe
Mary Ann Huber
Patricia Green
Sybil Blumer
Nan J
O. N. Johnson
T. F. Ransdell
Christianity and Communism Presented at Eva Spreng WSWS
Fifty members attended the Eva Spreng WSWS meeting at Emanuel church parlors. Mrs. Thornton spoke on Christianity and Communism while Mrs. Stauffacher and Mrs. Evenson performed a duet. Miss Geigel reviewed a China lesson. Helen Mohns and A C Rabehl led a new member recognition service for members joining in the last six months, naming Grace Zimmerman and several other new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Spreng Wsws
Immanuel Church
Charles Niles
Reginald Thornton
Roy Evenson
Grace Zimmerman
Mmes
Arthur Nondahl
Lawrence Taite
Ernest Busjahn
Earl Geigel
Carl Coplien
Helen Mohns
YASS CLUB HOSTESS AND WINNERS AT GATHERING
Mrs. William Schellenberger hosted the Yass Club in New Glarus with awards to Mrs. John Kundert and Mrs. Margaret Hefty. Attendees included Mrs. Oswald Altman Mrs. Thomas Hefty Mrs. Rose Opferman and others. Mrs. Mary Luchsinger hosted her bass group with a similar turnout and substitutes noted. The St John’s Aid society plans a 2 30 pm meeting with Mrs Emil Sutter and refreshments to follow led by Mrs Frank Bloom and Mrs Robert Benkert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yass Club
New Glarus
William Schell
John Kundert
Margaret Hefty
Mmes
Oswald Altman
Thomas Hefty
Rose Opferman
Fred J. Marty
Fred Tschudy
Barbara Werndli
Mary Luchsinger
John Streiff
Ralph Smith
Arnold Kehrli Jr
K Zweifel
Peter Zemp
John S. Duerst
Fred B. Streiff
AID
Aid Society of
Neuenschwander 56th wedding anniversary marked with family celebration
Today marks the 56th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred W Neuenschwander of 1800 12th street A surprise family gathering with a potluck and social followed the event Attendees included Fred and Barbara Kundert Neuenschwander Arnold and families Orangeville Robert Joyce Corvin Evansville Harold Haman Don Bunnell Gratiot Lloyd Holmes Ray Isely Ernest and Ralph Neuenschwander and Fred Monroe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W Neuenschwander
12Th Street
Neuenschwanders
Robert Neuenschwander
Joyce
Corvin
Evansville
Harold Haman
Darien
Donald Bunnell
Gratiot
Lloyd Holmes
Ray Isely
Ernest Neuenschwander
Ralph Neuenschwander
Fred Neuenschwander
Monroe
Union at St. Johns Inducts Ten Members
Women’s Union of St. John’s church welcomed ten new members in a candlelight service last evening. New members include Mrs. George Bleiler, Herman Elmer, Ray Finch, J. Edward Brecklin, Albert Weiss, Clarence Baltzer, John Derendinger, Frank Kantro, Dorothy Vogel, and Betty Steinmann. A skit on budgeting family resources followed by devotions and Scriptures preceded a luncheon honoring 96 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Union of
St. John’s Church
P. C. Kehle
Mmes
George Bleiler
Herman Elmer
Ray Finch
J. Edward Brecklin
Albert Weiss
Clarence Baltzer
John Derendinger
Frank Kantro
Dorothy Vogel
Betty Steinmann
Gertrude Myers
Charles Frey
Louis Blanc
Hannah Bindschaedler
N. H. Duerst
Judith Germann
St. Patrick’s
Henry Marty
John Nyman
Margaret Beubler
Rose Voelkli
Lena Deininger
Women’s Relief corps bake sale plans discussed at KP hall
At the KP hall last evening the Women’s Relief corps met to plan a Saturday bake sale. After a brief business session a luncheon was served in the dining room with tables lit by tapers. Refreshment committee included Mmes. Mary Lengacher Adolph Angliker G L Redman and Werner Blum Jr. Games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Mmes
Mary Lengacher
Adolph Angliker
G. L. Redman
Werner Blum Jr
Mrs Schuh Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs George H Schuh entertained her bridge club at their home on 2004 14th Street with two tables of contract. Honors went to Mrs C J Schwingel Mrs M J Gonstead and Mrs E C Hamilton, with special awards to Mrs John O'Donnell and Mrs Nell Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuh
George H. Schuh
14Th Street
C. J. Schwingel
M. J. Gonstead
E. C. Hamilton
John O'Donnell
Nell Cunningham
Townsend Club Holds Party at Mrs Kundert Home
The Townsend club hosted a Monday evening gathering at 903 14th Avenue. Eight 500 tables were played and a luncheon served with Mrs. Mary Lengacher and Mrs. John Casanova winning honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Emma Kundert
14Th Avenue
Mary Lengacher
John Casanova
Yass
Fred
Beach and Adolph Roelli in Twin Grove Notables
Miss Minnie Maske and Mrs Emma Beightol of Twin Grove name the Beach and Adolph Roelli as local figures in a community note. The fragment mentions their connection to Twin Grove and identifies the women as prominent residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Adolph Roelli
Minnie Maske
Emma Beightol
Twin Grove
Mrs Calder Hosts Westminster Guild Meeting
Westminster Guild of Union Presbyterian church met at Mrs J C Calder home at 2420 12th Street. The business meeting was followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calder
Westminster Guild of
Union Presbyterian Church
J. C. Calder
12Th Street
Semper Fi delis card group hosts Mrs Myers gathering
Mrs Russell Myers entertained the Semper Fi delis card group at her home last evening. Honors and prizes went to Mrs Russell V Grant Mrs Burton Lynch and Mrs Edward C Einbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Myers
Semper Fidelis
Russell V. Grant
Burton Lynch
Edward C. Einbeck
Surprise Birthday Honored Vernetta Ault at Opera House
Miss Dorothy Busjahn hosted a surprise birthday party for Vernetta Ault Saturday in the Opera House in Orangeville Times. Present were Carol Holland, Shirley Holland, Norma Jean Ault, Connie Russell, Donna Cole, Patsy Clarno, Audrey Ruff, Gwendolyn Lower, Mary Caroline Anderson, and Kathryn Stabenow. Vernetta received many gifts and a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Dorothy Busjahn
Vernetta Ault
Opera House
Carol and Shirley Holland
Norma Jean Ault
Connie Russell
Donna Cole
Patsy Clarno
Audrey Ruff
Gwendolyn Lower
Mary Caroline Anderson
Kathryn Stabenow
Vernetta
Couple Shows Film in Orangeville Opera House
Sixty six relatives and friends attended a color movie program shown by Mr and Mrs Loris Leverton during their western trip in the Orangeville opera house Sunday. A social hour followed and a luncheon was served.
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Orangeville
Loris Leverton
Opera House
Daughter Engaged at New Glarus in North Dakota Notice
The engagement of Joyce, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob J Tschudy of Mott North Dakota, to Robert Roth son of Mr and Mrs Albert Roth of New Glarus has been announced by the Tschudies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Joyce
Robert Roth
Albert Roth
Jacob J. Tschudy
Mott,n. D
Runoff Election Proposal Favored by Assembly Panel
Madison legislation to create runoff elections for the state supreme court and the superintendent of public instruction was recommended by the assembly elections committee. The Senate already passed the bill, aiming to replace emergency rules by permanent runoff machinery when no candidate tops 50 percent. The measure would produce a final runoff between the two leading candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Assembly Elections Committee
Senate
Assembly
Ships for Germans Arouse Opposition
Washington reports tension among government agencies over Gen. Lucius D. Clay’s plan to let western Germans build and operate ocean-going ships. The issue touches Britain France and the cold war with Soviet Russia and may go to President Truman for a decision. American ship operators and maritime unions protest revival of Germany as a world shipping rival. Clay backs using idle German shipyards to stimulate the western occupation zone through foreign commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Britain
France
Soviet
Russia
Truman
Germany
State Department
Clay
Army Department
Sherry Man Dies at 103 in Wisconsin Home
Matthew Depress aged 103 celebrated his birthday last Thursday and died yesterday at the home of a daughter in Sherry Wisconsin. The death closes a long life marked by family ties and local roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
Wis
Matthew Depress
Market report Chicago hogs cattle and produce
hog salable 9 000 moderate activity later and closing slow butchers steady to 25 cents higher, sows lower. hog weights 170-230 lb 21.25-21.75 etc. cattle salable 7 000, calves 600. slaughter steers 25-50 cents higher, cows 25 cents higher. top 30.00 for load choice steers. Produce butter steady, eggs mixed with small declines. live poultry firm with small gains.
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Chicago
USDA
Market slips mildly as traders weigh outlooks
New York stocks drifted lower at first but soon steadied with fractional declines or small gains. Volume stayed light and most issues held firm or advanced slightly while official reassurances from Treasury Secretary Snyder and optimism from Leon Keyserling provided little help to decisively move prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
Snyder
U. S
Leon Keyserling
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Wall Street Mixed As Bonds Ease And Stocks Dip
The trading day saw Goodrich Montgomery Ward and American Telephone advancing while U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler U S E Rubber Woolworth International Harvester Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Nickel Plate and Standard Oil NJ lagged. U S governments held steady in over the counter dealings as bonds moved lower and stocks softened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
U. S. E Rubber
Woolworth
International Harvester
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Nickel Plate
Standard Oil
U. S
Seed supplies plentiful for farm crops say state agr dept
Madison reports farm seed will be plentiful this year with ample supplies of red clover alfalfa alsike and hybrid corn seed available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Trio of Oshkosh men plead guilty to armory burglary
A trio of Oshkosh men including Thomas F. Hernes 21 Joseph J Hernes 30 and Leonard Stenson 21 pleaded guilty yesterday to burglary charges in connection with the national guard armory. They will be sentenced Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admit Armory
Oshkosh
National Guard Armory
Thomas F. Hernes
Joseph J
Leonard Stenson
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Methodist Society
Fred Neuvenschwander
Union At
St. John's
WRC
Daas
Adits
Ca Re Kees
Noy Giese
Travel
Coca-Cola Company
Freeport Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coca-Cois Company
Broilers
The
Red Cross
Wall Street
Norge
Firestone Battery
Firestone
Phillips and Smith Appliances
Underhood Light
Norton E Schnindes
Chiropractic
Stas
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