59th Wedding Year Celebrated by Ladwigs at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Herman Ladwig of 512 17th avenue observed their 59th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home. Married March 6 1890 near Round Grove they later moved to a Sylvester township farm before settling in Monroe. The couple natives of Jacobs Germany have three sons Samuel Edwin and John two daughters Mrs Martin Frederick and Mary Ladwig. 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Attending were Edwin Ladwig Janet Voyce Grace Martin Frederick Frank Schwartzlow Frank Feldt Phyllis Frances Clifford and Forest Ladwig Eleanor Florence Edward Frederick Miss Mary Ladwig and John Ladwig.
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Herman Ladwig
17Th Avenue
Ladwig
Round Grove
Sylvester Township
Monroe
Jacobs
Germany
Ludwig
Bertha A. Feldt
August
Wilhelmina Brandt Feldt
America
Juda
Samuel
Edwin
John
Sylvester
Martin Frederick
Mary Ladwig
Messrs
Mmes
Edwin Ladwig
Janet
Voyce
Grace
Frank Schwartzlow
Frank Feldt
Phyllis
Frances
Clifford
Forest Ladwig
Eleanor
Florence
Edward Frederick
John Ladwig
St Johns Fellowship Plans March Meeting and Potluck
St Johns Young Adult Fellowship to meet Sunday March 13 in church parlors. Potluck supper for family night includes showing the film strip Dee Dee Chou. Earlier, 30 members enjoyed a box lunch, folk dancing, and relay games after a brief business session.
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St. John’s
Homemakers Meet at Schuetz Home for Storage Lesson
Liberty Homemakers club will meet at 1 30 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs Jacob Schuetz 2104 14th street with Mrs William Schuetz as co hostess The lesson will cover storage space.
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Liberty Homemakers Club
Jacob Schuetz
14Th Street
William Schuetz
Birthday party honors Hasse family at home
A birthday celebration was held yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hasse, 714 25th avenue, in honor of Mrs. John Hasse and Mrs. Glen Hasse. Attending were Glen Hasse, John Hasse and his children, and William Hartwig.
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John Hasse
Glen Hasse
Raymond Hasse
25Th Avenue
William Hartwig
Hostess Anna Gerber Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Monticello
Mrs. Anna Gerber entertained the Nonagon bridge club Friday at a desert luncheon and two tables of cards in Monticello. Present were Mmes. J. P. Zweifel, George Griffy, B. L. Clark, H. L. Karlen, George Steinmann, H. F. Stoll and Bessie Youngreen.
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Monticello
Anna Gerber
Nonagon Bridge Club
Mmes. J. P. Zweifel
George Griffy
B. L. Clark
H. L. Karlen
George Steinmann
H. F. Stoll
Bessie Youngreen
Nancy Bishop elected vice president and social chair
Miss Nancy Bishop was chosen as vice president and social chairman of Gamma Phi Beta at the University of Wisconsin. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester H Bishop of 2201 6th Street.
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Nancy Bishop
Gamma Phi Beta
University of Wisconsin
Lester H. Bishop
6Th Street
Leroy Wilson Born to Paul and Irene Thompson
Mr and Mrs Paul Thompson of Argyle announce the birth of a son named Leroy Wilson born Friday at St Clare Hospital Mrs Thompson is Irene Pauson of Blanchardville.
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Leroy Leroy Wilson
Paul Thompson
Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Thompson
Irene Pauson
Blanchardville
Sheeks Welcome Son Phillip William at St Marys Madison
Mr and Mrs Wallace W Sheeks announce the birth of a son Phillip William born March 1 at St Marys hospital Madison Mrs Sheeks is the former Mary McGuire daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry McGuire sr route 4 Monroe The family names William and Mary appear as the parents and the newborn is Phillip William
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Sheeks
Wallace W. Sheeks
Phillip William
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison
Mary McGuire
Harry McGuire
Route 4
Monroe
Pay Day Planned for Company K of Local National Guard
Capt. Theodore Burgy announced a payroll of 2100 dollars will be distributed tomorrow evening during the regular drill of Company K National Guard unit. The payment covers the three month period of November December and January.
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CO. K
National Guard
Theodore Burgy
Miss Weiss Chosen President of Jefferson Jiffy 4-H Club
Barbara Weiss will serve as president of the Jefferson Jiffy 4-H club for 1949 replacing Nan cy Camron who becomes vice president.
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Miss Weiss
Barbara Weiss
Jefferson
Schindler Seeks Bachelors Degree in Business Admin
George Schindler, Monroe high school graduate, is a candidate for a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Armstrong College Berkeley California. He is the son of Mrs. Bertha R. Schindler 1017 16th Avenue. He and his wife live in Alameda and plan to return to Wisconsin after graduation.
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George Schindler
Monroe High School
Armstrong College
Berkeley
Calif
Schindler
Bertha R. Schindler
16Th Avenue
Alameda
Wisconsin
Juda Holds World Day of Prayer Joint Service
A World Day of Prayer service joined Evangelical United Brethren and Baptist churches Friday evening at the Evangelical church. Music by a mixed choir with Esther Larson as accompanist. Leaders included William Meinert Duane Helland Harrison Grenzow Louis Lehnherr Morris Grenzow Theodore Miller Inez Weaver Janet Arnsmeier. Soloists Peter Retzleff Jr Audrey Siedel. Devotions by C J Tingley and Peter Retzleff. Collectio n 44 dollars will fund various religious projects.
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Evangelical United Brethren
Baptist Churches
Evangelical Church
Esther Larson
Mmes
William Meinert
Duane Helland
Harrison Grenzow
Louis Lehnherr
Morris Grenzow
Theodore Miller
Inez Weaver
Janet Arnsmeier
Peter Retzleff Jr
Audrey Siedel
C. J. Tingley
Peter Retzleff
Homemakers Meet in South Wayne Honor South Wayne Club
Mrs H C Homb and Mrs E J Hill co hosted a Friday afternoon gathering of the South Wayne Homemakers club. Mrs Norman Olson led the business session while project leaders Mrs Chester Stixrood and Mrs Harry T Maddrell conducted a lesson on better grooming. Luncheon followed. Next month hosts are Mrs Harold Kading and Mrs Chester Stixrood.
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Homemakers
South Wayne
H. C. Homb
E. J. Hill
Roethlisberger Herschlei Wedding Date Set
Miss Delma Roethlisberger and John Herschlei set Saturday March 26 as their wedding date. Roethlisberger was honored at a Madison shower attended by 20 friends. Her mother Mrs Fred Roethlisberger and sister Marilyn were guests.
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Monticello
Delma Roethlisberger
John Herschlei
Miss Roethlisberger
Madison
Fred Roethlsberger
Marilyn
Ju da Woman's club to discuss Education at Thursday meeting
Juda Woman's club members will meet Thursday evening at Mrs. Duane Helland's home. Miss Gertrude Erb and Mrs. Merrill Waelti supervise the Education program for the session.
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Juda Woman’s Club
Duane Helland
Gertrude Erb
Merrill Waelti
WSCS Votes on Fritter Supper Plans
The Methodist WSCS met at the home of Mrs. David M. Howery Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for the annual fritter supper.
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WSCS
South Wayne
David M. Howery
Bethel Aid Hostess G W Bechtolt To Welcome Church Society
Mrs G W Bechtolt of 2103 12th Street will host the Aid society of the Bethel Evangelical United Brethren church at 1 o clock Wednesday.
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Bethel Aid
G. W. Bechtolt
12Th Street
Aid Society
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Soil Conservationist Will Speak at Albany
Albany farmers day program at the Albany grade school Wednesday adds soil conservationist I. O. Hembre to discuss "Whose job is it to Save Soil." Gustave Bohstedt, E. Heiz er, and George Baumeister join on topics about livestock, dairy cattle improvement, and farming in Wisconsin. Albany High School band to entertain.
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Albany
I. O. Hembre
Gustave Bohstedt
College of Agriculture
E. E. Heizer
Ond
George Baumeister
Wisconsin
Albany High School
Gen Barr Leaves Tokyo in Washington Move Ends China Aid Effort
Maj. Gen. David G. Barr, former head of the joint U. S. military advisory group in China, departed for Washington by air today. The move marks the end of an American effort to strengthen and stabilize the Chinese armed forces.
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Barr
Tokyo
David G. Barr
U. S
China
Washington
Two Men Die In Fire At Havana Area Lodge
The bodies of Edward Long and Clarence Jackson, both of Havana Illinois, were found among the charred ruins of a private lodge 14 miles south of Hayward late Saturday. They had been missing since the lodge burned early Saturday.
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Hayward
Here
Edward Long
Clarence Jackson
Havana
Ill
Flynn's Wife Quits Hollywood Divorce Talks Reported
Nora Ed dington Flynn announces plans to divorce Errol Flynn, the famed swashbuckler. The couple have separated and reconciled multiple times, and Flynn was unavailable for comment.
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Flynn
Hollywood
Nora Eddington Flynn
Errol
Appointment of W. M. Masterson as junior Wisconsin fair director
Madison announces the appointment of W. M. Masterson age 28 from Janesville as director of the junior Wisconsin state fair by the department of agriculture.
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Madison
W. M. Masterson
Janesville
Department of Agriculture
Want ad promises labor heavy for low pay
A terse classified note touts “lots of work for little money” when you buy a Want ad. It hints at job offers or tasks available for modest compensation, urging readers to place a Want ad to secure employment or gigs.
Services Held at Stockton For Mrs. G. E. Machamer
Funeral services for Elizabeth DeLong Machamer who would have been 101 were held in Stockton. Burial in Morseville cemetery. She was born 1848 in Mifflinburg Pa and died after illness. Survived by five of ten children Ivan W O Lena Fred Irvin Arthur. ten others predeceased. She leaves numerous descendants and was a life member of the United Brethren church. She recalled Civil War incidents.
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Orangeville
Elizabeth DeLong Machamer
Stockton
Morseville Cemetery
Machamer
Emma Homan
Mifflinburg
Daniel
Elizabeth Keeler DeLong
Stephenson County
George E. Machamer
Kent Township
I. G. Machamer
Freeport
Adelaid Johnson
Livestock market report from Chicago loads and prices
Salable hogs 9,000 with gains around 25 cents. carcass weights and sow prices detailed. Cattle 12,000 salable with steers and heifers higher, cows and bulls steady. top fed steer price 29.00, other ranges listed. Live poultry steady. butter and eggs mixed with price shifts and receipts noted.
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Chicago
USDA
F.o.b
U. S
Unclear Text Fragment on Standards and Measurements
Fragmentary OCR line lists values for A 44.5 and 60 69.9 pcr A 43.5 with U S standards 41 42, current components 40.5 dirties 39 checks. No coherent event or identifiable entities present.
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U. S
Wall Street Trading Mixed As Market Holds Narrow Range
Trading in New York shows a mixed, narrow price range with little momentum. Rail stocks led gains while steels were flat. notable advancers included Chesapeake and Ohio Chrysler Gulf Oil Phelps Dodge Owens Illinois Deere and Oliver.
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New York
Rail
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chrysler
Gulf Oil
Phelps Dodge
Owens Illinois
Deere
Oliver Corp
Standard Oil of
American Airlines
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
International Nickel
Firestone
Montgomery Ward
Caterpillar Tractor
International Paper
U. S
Limberger Cheese Spoilage Stirs City Advisers
In St Joseph Missouri the city chemist explains spoiled limburger has a strong rotten odor. A resident asked to feed birds with 100 pounds of bad cheese. the park department rejected the idea. The clerk suggests using the substance as fish bait. USDA notes dairy markets unsettled Feb 28 to March 4 with higher production and lower prices while milk flow rose and surplus milk shifted to manufacturing.
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St. Joseph
Park Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Brodhead Hosts Pep Meeting For High School Team
Curtis Matzke plans to reside with Mr and Mrs H V Hartman in Brodhead. Dr Merton Mattison of Milwaukee visited his parents Mr and Mrs H S Mattison. Roy Young, UW student, stayed with his father A J Young. The Brodhead chamber sponsored a pep event at the high school gym with Robert Wolfe as MC. Rev Stine Douglas, Gerald Condon, and Frederick Ties spoke. The city band provided music as Vernon Riemer led cheers.
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Curtis Matzke
Brodhead
H. V. Hartman
Merton Mattison
Milwaukee
H. S. Mattison
Roy Young
University of Wisconsin
A. J. Young
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce
Brodhead High School
Robert Wolfe
Stine Douglas
Gerald Condon
Frederick Ties
Brodhead City Band
Vernon Riemer
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