Cub Scout Minstrels Featured in Universalist Aid Program
A nine member Cub Scout Den 2 minstrel show opened the Universalist Aid Society program yesterday afternoon. Interlocutor Larry Loveland led the blackface performance with Billy Lanz Michael Rellahan John Hammer Charles Chase Lester Peter Gordon Stauffacher Owen Hefty and Ronnie Elmer. Marilyn Lanz accompanied. Den mother and dad are Mr and Mrs Harry J Rellahan. Carol Schindler played two piano selections to close. Mrs Charles R Kohli was program chairman and refreshments were arranged by Mrs Burton Lynch president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 2
Universalist Aid Society
Larry Loveland
Billy Lanz
Michael Rellahan
John Hammer
Charles Chase
Lester Peter
Gordon Stauffacher
Owen Hefty
Ronnie Elmer
Marilyn Lanz
Harry J. Rellahan
Den
Carol Schindler
Charles R. Kohli
Burton Lynch
Monroe
United Nations Party
John A. Becker
Zentner Anniversary Observed By Family In Monroe
Mr and Mrs Clyde Adelman hosted a noon dinner for the 41st wedding anniversary of Ada Babler Zentner and Matt Zentner of Monroe. The couple married March 11 1908 in Monroe and later moved to town. Attending were relatives from New Glarus Medford Monticello and Monroe including John Zweifel Otto Babler Dick Freitag and Ben Elmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Adelman
Route 4
Matt Zentner
17Th Avenue
Zentner
Ada Babler
Monroe
Adelman
Clarence Mechelke
Medford
Freida Roth Weds Ray D. Haney in Virginia
Announcement from New Glarus reports the marriage on February 19 of Freida Roth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roth to Ray D. Haney son of Mrs. G. W. Haney of Barboursville. Freida is a New Glarus high school graduate and formerly worked at Burgess Battery in Monroe. Haney is a heating engineer based in Gloucester New Jersey, where the couple resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freida Roth
Albert Roth
New Glarus
Ray D. Haney
G. W. Haney
Barboursville
Harold J. Kline
Robert Lageson
Haney
New Glarus High School
Burgess Battery
Monroe
Virginia
Gloucester
N. J
Rialto Club Hosts Bridge Evening Honor Recipients
Mrs. G L Redman hosted the Rialto contract bridge club at her home on 802 10th Street. Honors went to Mrs. Herman Fritz Mrs. Lena Etter Mrs. Anna Davis and guest Mrs. Amelia Scott of New York visiting sisters Mrs. Fred Musselman on 1219 12th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Club
G. L. Redman
Rialto Contract Bridge Club
10Th Street
Herman Fritz
Lena Etter
Anna Davis
Amelia Scott
New York
Fred Musselman
12Th Street
Hostess to Gleaners in South Wayne Sunday class
Mrs. Ole Lund hosted the Loyal Gleaners Sunday school class meeting Tuesday afternoon in South Wayne. She presided at devotions and the business session. Miss Ida Robinson gave the lesson, followed by a social hour and luncheon served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
South Wayne
Ole Lund
Lund
Ida Robinson
South Wayne Social News Recap
Mrs. Harry T. Maddrell reports several local families and guests returning from travels in Florida and Knoxville. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman hosted relatives. L. D. Jones entertained for Mrs. Frank Jones on her birthday. Hasleys now stationed at Cherry Point after Hawaii visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Chapman
Betty Lou
Florida
George E. Kelsey
Bonnie
Knoxville
Tenn
Ralph Moon
Menasha
Edward A. Chapman
Frank Noesen
John
Marilyn
Monticello
George Strub
William Hexum
St. Petersburg
Fla
L. E. Creasy
L. D. Jones
Frank Jones
Harry Gross
Milwaukee
Norman Olson
Clarence Johnson
Sharon
Gordon Johnson
Viola
James Bryson
Darlington
John Doyle
Merlin L. Hasley
Michael
Patrick
Cherry Point
N. C
Hasley
Hasleys
Rebel Losses Reported in Greek Counterinsurgency
Athens AP reports that since Gen. Alexander Papagos took command on January 22, 2,798 communist guerrillas were killed and 3,201 captured. The figures reflect the ongoing Greek army campaign against insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Alexander Papagos
Want Ad Burden: High Labor for Modest Pay
A brief notice reports that buying a Want ad yields heavy labor for minimal earnings. The piece notes advertisers must prepare copy, select categories, and manage layout with limited compensation, highlighting the mismatch between effort and payoff.
Pupils to Appear in Recital Sunday
Miss Marie Spee presents 18 string pupils in a public recital at the Universalist Sunday at 2 p m. The program lists Rita Bregenzer Nancy Burgy Charles Chase Janet Schultz Curtis Wagner Suzanne Kingston Marjorie Niffenegger Jane Holtshepple Maureen Bruni Ellen Rubi Janet Stauffacher Jean Stauffacher Norma Neuenschwander Nancy Pilz Doris Ann Tschudy Jeanette Crane Bobbe Akre Earl Hawkins with accompanists Lois Burgy Mary Ann Huber Alice Holtshopple Nancy Pilz and Carol Schwingel. Selections include Fibich Poem Indian Lave Call and Handel Largo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Spee
Universalist
Rita Bregenzer
Nancy Burgy
Charles Chase
Janet Schultz
Curtis Wagner
Suzanne Kingston
Marjorie Niffenegger
Jane Holtshepple
Maureen Bruni
Ellen Rubi
Janet
Jean Stauffacher
Norma Neuenschwander
Nancy Pilz
Doris Ann Tschudy
Jeanette Crane
Bobbe Akre
Earl Hawkins
Chesebros To Observe 59th Wedding Anniversary
The Ell Chesebros celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary Sunday at 902 10th Street with an afternoon gathering for friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesebros
902
10Th Street
GIVES STORAGE LESSON AT Tri Town Homemakers MEETING
Miss Mamie Tillema led a storage space lesson at the Tri Town Homemakers club gathering held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Edward Soper. Attendees included Mmes Rudy Ammon Leamon Disch Robert Duerst Ralph Freitag Sheldon Hoesly Lawrence Huber Clarence Itten Herman Klassy Sam Klassy Arthur Legler Albert Matzinger Jacob Ott Thomas Ott Frank Schiesser Adolph Strahm Melvin Voegeli and Robert Wild. A luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mamie Tillema
Tri - Town
Homemakers Club
Edward Soper
Mmes
Rudy Ammon
Leamon Disch
Robert Duerst
Ralph Freitag
Sheldon Hoesly
Lawrence Huber
Clarence Itten
Herman J. Klassy
Sam Klassy
Arthur Legler
Albert Matzinger
Jacob Ott
Thomas Ott
Frank Sc
Arthur Haldiman
Joliet
Jacob Voegels
Fred Escher
Billy and
Shirley
Edmund Dooley
New Glarus
Ralph Cairns
Fennimore
Gary Studer
Monroe
Fred Studer
Howard Kennedy
Glarus
Adam Schuler
Beth Ann
Donald
Ted Butler
Madison
Anton Hefty
Roy Hefty
Orangeville
Jack Hoskins
Douglas
Reuben Hoskins
Dodgeville
J. P. Zwei
Carolyn Voegeli
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Rosa Roth
Melvin Lynn
John Richards
Royal
Howard Voegeli
F. H. Steinmann
Miss Kay
Frederick Steinmann
Milwaukee
Henry C. Elmer
Henry E. Babler
Edward Schlittler
C. M. Stauffer
James Dooley
Albert Knobel
Evansville
Fred G. Blum
Marian
Calumet City
Ill
Wayne Arvy
M. E. Lynn
R. H. Schoonover
Schoonover
John A. Marty
Emily Achtemeier
Washington Reformed Aid
Clarence Elmer Jr
Induction Highlights East ern Star Ceremony in Monticello
Mr and Mrs Harry Haddinger were inducted into the Eastern Star in the Masonic hall Thursday evening with 45 members and guests present. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Haddinger Fr Atkinson Mrs Roy Haddinger Mrs E O Osborne Albany Miss Florice Paulson Oregon and Ben Feldt Monroe. Refreshments were served by Mrs Helga Nicholls chairman and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Monticello
Harry Haddinger
Masonic Hall
Fred Haddinger
Fr. Atkinson
Roy Haddinger
E. O. Osborne
Albany
Florice Paulson
Oregon
Ben Feldt
Monroe
Helga Nicholls
Albert Knobel
Adam Schuler
Mmes
George Steinmann
F. H. Steinmann
John Gempeler
W. D. Elmer
Entertain Yass Group Honors At Four Tables
Mrs. Robert Holcomb Sr hosted a Yass event with four tables on Thursday evening. Honors went to Mrs. William Spring William Pagel Mrs. E A Bontly and Joseph Blumer. Attendees included Fred Hammerly E A Bontly Dave Brink Elmer Schwerin William Spring Joseph Blumer and William Pagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yass
Monticello
Robert Holcomb Sr
William Spring
William Pagel
E. A. Bontly
Joseph Blumer
Messrs
Mmes
Fred Hammerly
Dave Brink
Elmer Schwerin
Mrs Charles Benkendorf Hosts Bridge Evening
Mrs Charles Benkendorf entertained at three tables of contract bridge Tuesday evening. Present were Mrs Wallace P Barlow Mrs Donald Knobel Mrs John Steinmann Mrs A G Hill Mrs Alvin Mitchell Mrs Jack Hoskins Mrs Ray Woodruff Mrs Howard Steinmann Mrs Karl Freitag Mrs Leo Gempeler and Mrs Ted Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Charles Benkendorf
Mmes
Wallace P. Barlow
Donald Knobel
John Steinmann
A. G. Hill
Alvin Mitchell
Jack Hoskins
Ray Woodruff
Howard Steinmann
Karl Freitag
Leo Gempeler
Ted Butler
Elected as Teacher and Youth Officers Named
Mrs. Chester Stixrood was chosen as teacher for the newly organized Young Peoples church. Miss Judy Krupke was elected president, with Miss Joan Mauer as vice president and Miss Mary Arnot as secretary-treasurer. The class will meet the first Tuesday evening each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Chester Stixrood
Young Peoples Church
Judy Krupke
Joan Mauer
Mary Arnot
CLASS HOLDS MEETING AT SOUTH WAYNE METHODIST CHURCH
The Sunday school class of the Methodist church in South Wayne met Tuesday evening with Mrs. H. C. Homb. Mrs. Everett Hill led devotions and the business session while Mrs. Homb provided refreshments to close the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne—Times
Methodist Church
H. C. Homb
Everett Hill
Quilting Program Held at Union Memorial Church
An all day quilting session took place at the home of Mrs. Avery Stites with a potluck luncheon at noon. Members of the Loyal Gleaners class created the quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Avery Stites
Loyal Gleaners
Union Memorial Church
Grace Lutheran Girls Missionary Group Meets Monday
The Girls Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church will gather Monday at 4 PM at the home of Mrs Chester Peterson 1736 15th Street with Audrey Peterson as hostess. Barbara Boyd will present the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Chester Peterson
15Th Street
Audrey Peterson
Barbara Boyd
Bureau Re-elects Mrs Sam Waelti At Farm Bureau Meeting
Mrs Sam Waelti was re elected president of the Monroe and Jordan township Farm Bureau at the IOOF hall meeting. Elected officers include Casper Schild as vice president and Mrs Albert Neuenschwander as secretary treasurer. The annual picnic is set for July 10 at Recreation Park with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Waelti
Monroe and Jordan Township
Farm Bureau
IOOF
Casper Schild
Albert Neuenschwander
Edward Rote
Adolph Brunner
Vincent Thomm
Monroe Township
Associated Women of the
Recreation Park
Mmes
Walter Stauffacher
Fred Fredrichs
Ludwig Zoller
David Indergand
Larry Moth
Green County Service
Harold Counsel
Equity Livestock Co-op Yards
Jerry Brunner
Yass
Joseph Steiner
Carl Goecks
Gilbert Dettwiler
Roscoe Smith
Barber Cheese Co-op
Route 1
Barneveld
Alfred A. Abplanalp
Edgar Field
Edward Smith
Albert Bruffat
Reuben Espe*seth
Roger Volstad
Abplanalp
Monticello Social Notes Roundup in Local Families
Monticello residents hosted visitors from Madison Monroe and Milwaukee while out of town guests enjoyed meals and weekend stays. Local clubs met for bridge and reform aid as residents plan a March missionary society gathering with co hosts and community hospitality.
Salvation Army Aids with Meals and Beds in 1948
In 1948 the Salvation Army reports supplying 22,785,427 meals and 9,294,358 beds to those in need, reflecting a large-scale humanitarian effort across its service networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Monroe High Student Wins Anti-Tuberculosis Award
Barbara Stauffacher, 17, Monroe senior and Bulletin editor, wins the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis association prize for her article Monroes Fights Tuberculosis detailing local efforts during the mobile X-ray unit visit. Rudolph P. Reger will present the trophy. community support and a $1000 national research contribution are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph P. Reger
Monroe High School Bulletin
Barbara Stauffacher
Jane Addams
Tri-Hi-Y
Monroe
Evening Times
Barbara
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Monroe High School
Mahikuch Chosen As Village Leader
Amos H. Mahikuch was nominated for village president of South Wayne at the caucus last evening. Three contests are slated with Edward Webinger opposing Royal Bixby for assessor, Norman Olson vs J. L. Smith for justice of the peace, and Ralph Miller challenging Otto Sandum for constable. Unopposed are Raymond Homb for clerk D. M. Howery for treasurer and Jay Chapman for supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Amos H. Mahikuch
Norman Olson
Edward Webinger
Royal Bixby
Justice of the Peace
J. L. Smith
Ralph Miller
Otto Sandum
Raymond Homb
Earl Hasley
D. M. Howery
Jay Chapman
John Jackson
P. J. Lacey
Earl Mhasley
Amos Mahlkuch
One Contest Slated In Mt Pleasant Vote
Darlington special election coverage notes one contest in April for county superintendent of schools. Incumbent Paul F. Gleiter seeks reelection against Effie Doering. Gleiter was appointed to the post in 1943. County Judge Joseph F. Collins runs unopposed for his office in the same vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Lafayette County
Joseph F. Collins
Effie Doering
Paul F. Gleiter
Gleiter
Education figure resumes duties after resignation
After Kathryn Cullen resigned he was elected to a full term in 1945. Miss Doering has taught in Lafayette county rural schools teachers colleges and Georgetown University. She is former supervising teacher in Lafayette county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Cullen
Miss Doering
Lafayette County
Teachers Colleges
Georgetown University
Finland at Center of US Policy Claim in Moscow Gazette
The Literary Gazette claims Finnish ruling circles follow a foreign policy directed by the United States, alleging Moscow reports today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Moscow
Literary Gazette
United States
Wisconsin dairy study to improve brick cheese quality
The bureau of dairy industry and the Wisconsin agricultural experiment station will test cooperative methods to produce uniformly good brick cheese. Research covers pasteurization and other factors with notes on local co-ops, industry figures, and upcoming meetings in Janesville and Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Steuri
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Wisconsin Agriculture Experiment Station
Wisconsin
M. H. Stauffacher
Fred Galli
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Janesville
Market roundup Chicago hog and cattle prices
Chicago markets report salable hogs at 2700 head, prices mostly 21.00 to 22.25 per cwt with week’s top 22.25. Cattle, calves, and feeders show varied gains and declines across weight classes, with top two car loads of high quality fed steers reaching 29.00, beef cows 16.50 to 19.50, bulls 21.00 to 23.50, and overall activity reflecting a steady to higher trend in lighter weights and weaker dealer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U/P
USDA
Liveweight steer and stocker price report
Trade notes show choice dealers paying 26.00 to 28.00 per hundredweight, medium to low-choice stockers and feeding steers around 1,000 pounds bringing 21.00 to 25.00. Prices reflect regional cattle market activity and feeder classifications.
Wall Street Week Opens With Cautious Gains After Rally
Wall Street edged higher in a cautious session after Friday's rise as many issues gained fractions while turnover neared 350000 shares. Rails led the advance though several rail stocks paused, and coal mine work stoppages introduced a new factor into market math. U S Steel GM J I Case Schenley and AT&T rose, while bonds saw narrow gains amid selective rail demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Mississippi
John L Lewis
U. S. Steel
General Motors
J. I. Case
Schenley
American Telephone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cub Scout
Universalist Aid
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Bureau
O. D. Curtis
Monroe Laundry
Monroe Anti-Tuberculosis Association
National Association For Research
Mahikuch
Mt. Pleasant
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Charles Scheidegger
Smithfield
Utah
Utah College of Agriculture
Logan
Pleasant Hill
Fred Wieland
Scheidegger
Clifton Ault Horne
Maurice R
Ithaches
Caren
Taxpayer
Statute of Wisconsin
Beloit
Rhinelander
Maurice R. Connors
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Mal
Ldsmobile
Green County Auto CO
11Th Street
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