Couple Weds in Double Ring Ceremony at Wiota Lutheran
Miss Marie Anna Burkhalter and Ervin J. Carpenter were married March 8 at Wiota Lutheran church parsonage by Rev. G. M. Gunderson. Attendants included Miss Anna Mae Pratt and Harold Burkhalter. A dinner for immediate family followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will farm on Hazel farm near McCrell.
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Suuin Wayne
Marie Anna Burkhalter
Ralph Burkhalter
South Wayne
Ervin J. Carpenter
Ernest Carpenter
Gratiot
Wiota Lutheran Church Parsonage
G. M. Gunderson
Anna Mae Pratt
Darlington
Harold Burkhalter
Zwingli Missionary Holds Regular Meeting
Twenty four members attend the regular missionary meeting of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church at the parish house Monday evening. Mrs Willard Prisk and Mrs John Gempeler were program chairmen. Mrs Emil G Voegels read the two chapters of Missions on the Grass Root. The prayer was by Mrs Graces sy. A special offering was taken for the Leonard Wood Memorial. Mrs Herman K Karl en and Mrs Dwight Zweifer were co hostesses and served refreshments.
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Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Willard Prisk
John Gempeler
Emil G. Voegels
Gracessy
Leonard Wood Memorial
Herman K. Karlen
Dwight Zweifer
Anniversary party marks E A Bentlys forty two years
Mr and Mrs E A Bently celebrate their 42nd wedding anniversary hosting friends Sunday evening. Two tables of dice were played with high honors awarded to Robert Holcomb and Mrs William Spring. Consolation to Mrs Robert Holcomb and Elmer Schwerin. Guests included Fred Hammerly William Spring Joe Blumer Delores Dave Brink Elmer Schwerin Robert Holcomb Sr and William Pagel.
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E. A. Bently
Robert Holcomb
William Spring
Elmer Schwerin
Messrs
Mmes
Fred Hammerly
Albany
Joe Blumer
Delores
Dave Brink
Robert Holcomb Sr
William Pagel
Tri-Hi-Y Initiation Plans and Bridge Party Held
Tri-Hi-Y members held an informal initiation for the Little Sisters Monday at the realgar meeting and planned a formal initiation for March 27. The group voted to have pins this year while studying the meaning of the Tri-Hi slogan. Miss Alice Johnson hosted a two table dessert bridge with St Patrick decor. honors went to Mrs Louis J Goethals, Miss Esther O Malia and Mrs Vern Dary.
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Tri-Hly
Little Sisters of the
Realgar
Alice Johnson
11Th Street
St. Patrick's
Louis J Goethals
Esther O’malia
Vern Dary
Coal Producers Announce Price Increases After Strike
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co and other soft coal majors raise wholesale prices by 10 to 25 cents per ton, with soft coal averaging 25 cents higher and some hard coal gains up to 75 cents per ton. Company president George H. Love cites increased labor costs in mining.
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Ittsburgh
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
George H. Love
Two Real Estate Men Face VA Loan Charge
Harry and Robert Sommers brothers in Milwaukee were arrested on a federal charge of defrauding the government in a veteran loan scheme. A grand jury indicted them on March 9 alleging they misrepresented a home's purchase price to collect a side payment.
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Smuwaunee — Yy
Harry
Robert Sommers
Clarno 4-H Club Reorganizes with New Officers
The Clarno 4 H club held its reorganization meeting March 10 at West Clarno school naming Alonda Signer president Glenn Frautschy vice president Donna Signer secretary treasurer Evelyn Hartwig reporter and song leader and Yvonne Ammann pianist. Officers will meet March 16 at adult leader Mrs James F Stearns home to plan year activities. Parents night set for April 14 with a pot luck supper.
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Clarno
Juda Jolly Junior 4 H elects new officers
New Juda Jolly Junior 4 H club officers were sworn in by candlelight and the pledge during the March meeting. Thirty eight members attended with five guests and five leaders listed, including Mrs. Harvey Andrews in foods and nutrition and Mr. Andrews in dairying.
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Juda Jolly Junwwrs
Juda Jolly Junior
Harvey Andrews
Andrews
Donald Keen
Dale Young
Arthur Ludwig
Edward Jordan
Wayne Vanderbilt
Sewin
Jake Jones
Morris Grenrow
Audrey Siedel
E. B. MacKinner
Oelwein
Marinette County approves hospital bond for new wing
The Marinette county board voted a 176000 dollar bond issue on Tuesday to finance its share of a new wing at Marinette General Hospital. A federal apportionment of 144000 dollars will provide the remainder.
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Marinette
Marinette County
Marinette General Hospital
Darlington Plans Fluorine Study for Water System
Darlington city council approved studying fluorine equipment installation for the water system, urged by Dr. L. E. Jameson to assess thoroughly before purchase. The water remains chlorinated. A proposal to expand the city hall office area for the fire department was tabled, as the department seeks to store an old fire truck.
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Garmngwwn — Vyopsuay
L. E. Jameson
Siderman
Darlington
Watertown Official Fined for Slot Machine Charge
Watertown fire and police commission secretary F Ned was fined 25 dollars in municipal court this week for illegal possession of a slot machine.
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F.ned
Jury convicts Guay in plane bombing that killed wife and 22
A Quebec jury finds J Albert Guay guilty of placing a time bomb on a plane, causing the deaths of his wife and 22 others. He is sentenced to death in relation to the incident.
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Quebec
J. Albert Guay
Rural Puddledock Mothers Plan April 21 Bazaar
The Puddledock Mothers' club met at Mrs. Joe Barry's Adams township home to plan a bazaar and parcel post sale for April 21. Mrs. Barry was assisted by Mrs. Bernard Barry in serving luncheon. A social hour was held.
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Puddledock Mothers’ Club
Joe Barry
Adams Township
Barry
Bernard Barry
Pryce Infant Son Dies at Birth in Monroe
Graveside services were held at Hillcrest Cemetery for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Pryce who died at birth yesterday noon at St. Clare hospital Monroe. Rev Orra Compton officiated. Surviving are the parents a sister Carol and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Bert Pryce Albany.
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Hillcrest Cemetery
Woodrow Pryce
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Orra Compton
Methodist Church
Carol
Bert Pryce
Albany
Lafayette Farm Group Opens 1950 Member Drive
Lafayette county farm bureau launches its 1950 membership drive led by Rus sell Hinkins with area chairmen Curtis Motley Clifford Wick and others across Willow Springs Gratie Walter Fernstaedt South Wayne Lord Dearth Benton Elmer Goke Belmont Percell Egan Darlington Harvey Hanson and Vivian Barnes Lamont Fayette.
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Warnngton
Lafayette County Farm Bureau
Curtis Motley
Willow Springs
Clifford Wick
Gratie
Walter Fernstaedt
South Wayne
Lord Dearth
Benton
Elmer Goke
Belmont
Percell Egan
Darlington
Harvey Hanson
Wiota
Austin Burns
Shuilsburg
Vivian Barnes
Lamont and
Fayette
Russell Hinkins
Mills Homemakers hear grooming lesson and fund aid
Mrs. Oscar Sampson led a project lesson on good grooming at Mills Homemakers Club in Woodford with Mrs. Willard Moe hosting. The group agreed to support the home economics scholarship fund. Mrs. Henry Youngblood Jr assisted. Nanking has been the seat of China's government eight times.
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Mills Homemakers
Oscar Sampson
Mills Homemakers Club
Willard Moe
Woodford
Henry Youngblood Jr
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Burkhalter
E.J. Carpenter
Zwingli Missionary
Argyle
Betty _ Hendrickson
Mary Hughes
Ruth Johnson
Esther Paulson
Ann Jane Howe
Fred Glauser
Blumer
Pryce
Lafayette Farm Group
Sistant
Bonneville Power Administration
Office of War Utilities
War Production Board
EPA
Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
Federal Immunications Commission
Eau Claire
Chris Laursen
Fire and Police Commission
B.J. Sickler
M. J. Gonstead
News of the Homemakers
Nanking
China
Pris
Sander
Studer Implement Co
H. Schmitz and Son
Highway 59
Massey-Harris
John Deere
McCormick
Case Combine
Case RC
Minneapolis-Moline Rtv
New Holland
Oliver
Blackhawk
Badger
Case
Minnesota
Rosenthal Steel
Ol. F. L. Buchshacher
John Coryell
Browntown
Herman J. Schmitz
Public Sales Service
Monroe, Wis
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