Chanters Concert Delights Near Capacity Madison Crowd
About 650 attendees filled the Madison Zor Shrine Chanters concert at the high school auditorium. Bernard Westlund led the male chorus through a two hour plus program featuring soloists Floyd Ferrill and others, with varied pieces and an encore. The event benefited the Shrine crippled children’s hospital and was sponsored by the Green County Shrine club. Nancy Moldenhauer, a Whitewater State freshman, earned a 2.87 GPA. Janice Dye, Joan Davis, and Joanne Davis joined Alpha Six sorority at Whitewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Zor Shrine
Bernard Westlund
Country
Nobie Cain
Mulligan Musketeers
Palistrina
Floyd F. Ferrill
Ferrill
Osvald M. Berntsen
Marshal R. Straus
John Henry
Grieg
Fred Wick
Berntsen
Moses
Tom Wilson
Robert Shaw
Robert Tottingham
Marshal Straus
Gerhard L. Stubbjaer
George Kroncke
Lord
Westlund
Nancy Moldenhauer
O. A. Moldenhauer
8Th Street
Whitewater State Teachers College
Nancy
Janice Dye
Joan Davis
Ray F. Davises
Joanne Davis
James N. Davis
Alpha Six Sorority
Whitewater
Janice
Ray Dye
Route 3
Confirmation at Madison for Patricia Robinson
Rev. L. B. Hastings Frank Carmichael and Lawrence H. Reimer attended St. Luke's Mission Madison yesterday for the confirmation of Patricia Robinson a Green County child welfare worker at the church event in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
L. B. Hastings
Frank Carmichael
Lawrence H. Reimer
Patricia Robinson
Green County
St. Luke’s Mission
Guild to Meet at Union Presbyterian Church
The Women's Guild of Union Presbyterian church will gather tomorrow at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Roy A Schul tz located at 1315 15th Avenue for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of
The
Union Presbyterian Church
Roy A. Schultz
15Th Avenue
Education officials to speak at Woman's Club program
Monroe board of education members will attend a Woman's Club program at 8 p.m. in the library Green Room. John W. Melcher of the state department of education will discuss "Education for All Wisconsin Children," introduced by Mrs. Perle Guess. Co chairs Mrs. Heimann and Mrs. Amstutz lead the department sponsoring the lecture. A 7:30 p.m. business meeting precedes the program and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Board of Education
Woman's Club
John W. Melcher
Madison
State Department of Education
Melcher
Perle G. Guess
Harold C. Heimann
William E. Amstutz
Department of Education
Wisconsin
Hastings Marks 41st Priesthood Anniversary Tomorrow
Rev S P Hastings of St Andrew's Episcopal will celebrate his forty first year of priesthood with services tomorrow at 6 45 p m Dean Maynard of All Saints cathedral Milwaukee will be guest speaker and communion will follow at 7 a m Wednesday Hastings was ordained deacon in Grace church Oak Park Ill in 1906 and priest in St Stephen's Menasha on March 7 1909. Also included are notes on eighth birthday celebration for Margaret Ann Barry and upcoming Great Books club meetings with details of locations and moderators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Hastings
St. Andrew's Episcopal
Dean Maynard
All Saint's Cathedral
Milwaukee
R.v. Hastings
Grace Church
Oak Park
Ill
St. Stephen's Church
Menasha
Sporary
Lois Meilke
Helen Christiansen
St. Thomas
Pascal
Ben H. Brunkow
Herbert J. Bolliger
Entertains at Dinner by Ben F Feldt at Home
Ben F Feldt hosted a dinner at his home yesterday and guests then attended a Shrine Chanters concert. Attending were Wallace Feldt of Monticello, Mrs and Mr Harvey Feldt of Madison, Fred Hahlen of Brodhead, J L Babler and John Kubly of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Feldt
20Th Avenue
Henor Shrine
Wallace Feldt
Monticello
Mmnes
Harvey Feldt
Madison
Fred Hahlen
Brodhead
J. L. Babler
John Kubly
Monroe
Herman Ladwig
17Th Avenue
Howard L. Orians
Frances Ladwig
Forest Ladwig
Joyce Riegle
Mary Ladwig
John Ladwig
Mmes
Sam Ladwig
Edward Ladwig
Martin Frederick
Clifford Ladwig
Montgomery Chesebro
Nancy
Carl Burgy
Frank Schwartzlow
Roy A. Feldt
Fred Hartwig
August Ladwig
Juda
Emma Luchsinger
Archie Templeton
Fred Ringhand
John Feldt
Evansville
Times
Emma Elmer Marks 92nd Birthday At New Glarus Home
New Glarus's oldest resident Mrs Emma Elmer will celebrate her 92nd birthday tomorrow at her home with cousin Mrs Emma Schau age 83. Elmer and her husband Casper farmed north of New Glarus for many years. Her daughter Katherine Hefty lives in Belleville and she has 20 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Also listed are deceased children J J Figi and Julius. Cumberland gap discovery attributed to Gabriel Arthur in 1674.
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New Glarus
Emma Elmer
Emma Schau
Elmer
Casper Elmer
Julius Eichelkraut
Katherine Hefty
Bellevill
J. J. Figi
Julius
New Glarus Institute Stresses Quality and Soil Care
The annual New Glarus farm institute drew over 500 farmers to a daylong program at the high school. Speakers urged better milk quality, barnyard manure use, and soil conservation. Experts covered crop developments, seed advisories, dehydration versus silos, and efficient haying practices.
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New Glarus
New Glarus Farm Institute
Green County
Lions’ Club
Palmer Welsch
Pet Milk Co
J. Chapman
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
George M. Briggs
Nick Clabresa
Glarus
Floyd Duffee
Agricultural Engineering
Edwin Klassy
Margaret Shaver
Mamie Tiljlema
Helen Dawe
Farm Bureau Meets in Turner Hall for Plant Food Talk
The Clarno unit of the Farm Bureau met Friday evening in Turner Hall to hear an illustrated talk on Farm Plant Food by Anthony Hor led of Madison. Myron E. Jeglum summarized a 4 H week observed March 4 through 11. Musical selections were by the Losey sisters Karen Judith Diane and Sandra and Roy Vetter li on accordion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno
Farm Bureau
Turner Hall
Anthony Horled
Madison
Myron E. Jeglum
Losey Sisters
Karen
Judith Diane
Sandra
Roy Vetterli
Soviet Price Cuts Raise Cost Of A Man's Suit
Soviet price cuts after setting four rubles per dollar show a man's suit at about $277.25 and other items at high prices. U.S. officials used Moscow lists to translate rubles into dollars, noting average Soviet wages around 600 rubles monthly.
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State Department
Moscow
Friendly Circle Homemakers Plan Monticello Potluck
The Homemakers group met at Mrs. Willard Matzke’s home to plan an all day potluck housewarming for Mrs. Alfred Trumpy who recently moved to Monticello. Donations were given to the county homemakers scholarship fund and Upham camp. Officers were chosen for the April 4 meeting at the Paul Wuetrich home. Mrs. Wesley Bowen and Mrs. Orville Flaherty attended as guests. A recipe prize was awarded to Mrs. A. E. Schroeder for a banana pie recipe from a Chicago newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle
Alfred Trumpy
Friendly Circle Homemakers Club
Monticello
Willard Matzke
Robert Wuetrich
Orville Hawthorn
County Homemakers’ Scholarship Fund
Upham
Paul Wuetrich
Wesley Bowen
Orville Flaherty
Market report with cattle hogs and stocks gains
Chicago livestock markets show salable hogs at 9 000 with barrows and gilts 15 25 cents higher and lighter weights uneven. Cattle and calves supply 12 000 and 500 with steers and heifers steady to 50 cents higher and cows 25 cents up. Produce steady. poultry, butter, eggs mixed to firmer. Wall Street opens with mixed gains led by coal-related plays and U S Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel
Youngs
PRACTIC CLINIC M J GONSTEAD AT CHIROPRACTOR ADS
Local clinic advertisement for M J Gonstead offering x ray and neurocalometer services. Includes phone 373 and residence 101 Monroe. Positioned as a practical clinic for those who feel sick seeking chiropractic care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
Major Firms Involved In Regional Amtrak Test
Town Sheet and Tube and Pennsylvania Railroad participate alongside Baltimore and Ohio Chrysler U S Rubber and Commonwealth Edison in a regional test program examining rail and power logistics across multiple sites amid ongoing infrastructure updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Commonwealth Edison
Accidents to Workers Cost U S $14 Millions
The federal government reports on the 12 months ending last June 30 and says on the job accidents cost $14 million. The Bureau of Employees' Compensation paid $11,234,000 to 118,000 injured workers or families and $3,000,000 for medical care. Private employers or insurers paid $8,500,000 in 135,000 cases under other acts. Want ads are big producers.
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U.S
Washington
Federal Security Agency
Bureau of
Bureau
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Wendell Simmons
Aonrce Construction Co
Hastings
Bernard Barry
Argyle
Margaret Ann
Kathleen Ann Barry
Cecil Jones
Carolynn Sue
William Lysser
Chidren David
Vikki Lane
Anna Lisser
Rose Altmann
Cumberland Gap
Gabriel Arthur
Harry Schrader
Dakota
Highway 75
Poland
Albert Hugelshofer
Alvin van Loh
W. B. Elbeck
New Glarus Institute
13Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Kerry Keith
America
Kerry
News of the Homemakers
A. E. Schroeder
Route 5
U. S. Public Health Service
Army
f.C.b
U. S
Fresno
Vressen
Standard Oysters Pt. 59
Dr. Hess
TG Ea
Riverside
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