Mrs Richard Wagner Elected PTA Leader at Monroe Event
Mrs. Richard Wagner was elected president of the Monroe PTA for a two year term at the high school library gathering. Other officers include Mrs. Clark retiring president and co chairmen Gallitz and Hollis J Elmer. A panel on the United Nations featured Madison women from the state PTA.
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Richard Wagner
Monroe Pe
Clark
Gallitz
Hollis J. Elmer
Cochairmen
Harvey Holland
Harold Blumer
E. R. Blair
Harold E. Scherer
Monroe Clinic
Madison
PTA
United Nations
Charles Deakman
U. N
Mills Homemakers elect new Mills president
Mrs Orlean Wahl was elected president of Mills Homemakers club at a Tuesday meeting at Mrs Lawrence Berg s home Woodford route 1 Other officers are Mrs Edward Butts vice president Mrs Arthur Meythaler treasurer Mrs Elmer Thorson secretary and Mrs John Rothlisberger sunshine secretary The group planned a June family picnic and a Browntown funds share to charities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlean Wahl
Mills Homemakers Club
Lawrence Berg
Woodford
Edward Butts
Arthur Meythaler
Elmer Thorson
John Rothlisberger
Sunshine
Butts
Thorson
Browntown
Janesville
Bridge Club Meets at Miss Johnsons Home
Tuesday night bridge club members gathered at 1318 11th Street for two tables of play. Honors went to Mrs. H. E. Scherer and Miss Olga Voelkli as St Patrick's Day decorations graced the luncheon tables hosted by Miss Alice Johnson.
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Bridge Club
Alice Johnson
11Th Street
H. E. Scherer
Olga Voelkli
Miss Johnson
Homemakers Hear Storage Space Lesson in New Glarus
Mrs. Durward McVey and Mrs. Milton Babler led a storage space lesson at the New Glarus Homemakers meeting in the school lunch room. Members voted two dollar gifts to the Red Cross, Salvation Army and White Cross.
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Glarus
Durward McVey
Milton Babler
New Glarus
Red Cross
Salvation Army
White Cross
Monticello Mission House Choir to Perform Sunday
Mission House College a cappella choir will perform a sacred concert at 10 40 a m Sunday at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church. The program includes three parts with Cantate Domino Hassler O Cast Me Not Away Brahms Ave Maris Stella Greig and final pieces including Ave Maria in the closing set.
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Monticello
Mission House College A Cappella
Chior
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hassler
Brahms
Greig
Voix Ceao
Alcock
Erdi
Washington Homemakers Plan Bus Trip to Chicago
The Washington Homemakers club met at Mrs. Murl F. Sweet's home route 4 on Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for a chartered bus trip to Chicago on April 6. Lessons were presented by Mrs. Montgomery Chesebro and Mrs. Cecil Holloway. Guests Mrs. Clarence Wolsely and Mrs. Dean Hilliard attended. Hilliard joined as a member. The next meeting is scheduled for April 20.
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Washington Homemakers Club
Murl F. Sweet
Chicago
Montgomery Chesebro
Cecil Holloway
Clarence Wolsely
Dean Hilliard
Two Circles Meet This Afternoon In WSCS
Circles one and two of the WSCS of the Methodist church will meet at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon while circle three the evening group will have no meeting. Circle one meets with Mrs Otto Lanz at 2275 16th street with Mrs Clarence Rinehardt and Mrs Herman Lueck assisting. Mrs Dwight Crandall hosts circle two at 1608 14th avenue with Mrs Henry Burgy assisting.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Circle Three
Otto Lanz
16Th Street
Clarence Rinehardt
Herman Lueck
Dwight Crandall
Circle Two
14Th Avenue
Henry Burgy
Honored on Birthday for Gene Dettwiler's 11th Year
Gene Dettwiler, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dettwiler of 2003 12th Avenue, was honored yesterday at a dinner marking his 11th birthday. The green and white decorations featured guests including Mrs Viva Stauffacher and daughter Nancy Miss Kathleen Sheehan Robert Johnson Nathan Joan and Neil Dettwiler Mrs Emma Dettwiler and Mr and Mrs Ernest Dettwiler.
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Gene Dettwiler
Ernest Dettwiler
12Th Avenue
Viva Stauffacher
Nancy
Kathleen Sheehan
Robert Johnson
Nathan
Joan
Neil Dettwiler
Emma Dettwiler
Luncheon Hostess Hosts St Patrick Day Bridge Event
Luncheon hostess Mrs. Burton H. Lynch entertained the Wednesday Luncheon Club at her home yesterday. A flower filled green top hat centerpiece and St Patrick's day trimmings decorated the table. Mrs. George Stuart and Mrs. Matt Stauffacher won honors at bridge. Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Lillian Young were guests.
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Burton H. Lynch
George Stuart
Matt Stauffacher
Stuart
Lillian Young
Hostess at Bridge in New Glarus Times Special
Mrs. Oswald Altman hosted her bridge club on Tuesday in New Glarus with members Mrs. John Kundert Mrs. E D McQuillan Mrs. Al Fred Tschudy Emil Kaeser Harlan Wernli Barbara Werndli Mollie Frick Mrs Melchair Schiesser and Mrs Jacob C Hefty as substitutes Refreshments were served.
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Bridge
Cadiz Homemakers Meet for April 18 Session
Cadiz Homemakers met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Dean Rinehart’s home with 13 members present. Roll call yielded a housecleaning hint. Miss Mamie Tillema gave a lesson on storage space. The next meeting is set for April 18 with Mrs. Elwood Scherer.
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Cadiz
Browntown
Dean Rinehart
Mamie Tillema
Elwood Scherer
Local Meeting Notes on Charity and Hospitality
Mrs Kaeng and Mrs Peter Bohren gave a storage space lesson while $3 was voted to the Red Cross. Lunch was served by Mrs Fred Gerber and Mrs Rose Schilt.
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Kueng
Peter Bohren
Red Cross
Fred Gerber
Rose Schilt
Elected WSWS Head at Immanuel Church
Mrs. John Babler was elected president of the WSWS of Immanuel church with Mrs. G. B. Goodhart as vice president. Other officers include Miss Sarah Matter secretary, Miss Della Seidel home mission secretary, and Mrs. Arjen Wessels and Mrs. Otto Folgate in charge of the little heralds. Readings featured Mrs. Babler, Mrs. Goodhart, Mrs. Folgate, and Mrs. Frautschy. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Babler, Mrs. C. B. Bridge, and Miss Seidel.
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WSWS
Orangeville
John Babler
G. B. Goodhart
Immanuel Church
Sarah Matter
Della Seidel
Home Mission Work
Arjen Wessels
Otto Folgate
Little Heralds
Babler
Goodhart
C. W. Frautschy
C. B. Bridge
Seidel
Missionary Society Meeting Held at Zwingli Parish
Monticello Times reports Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Missionary society met Monday evening at the parish house co hosted by Mrs. Fred Escher and Mrs. Jacob Krug. Program chairmen were Mrs. John Gempeler and Mrs. Willard Prisk with a book report by Mrs. Kenneth Klassy and Mrs. Prisk. Also appearing were Mrs. Herman G. Karlen Mrs. Henry C. Elmer and Miss Irene Mary.
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Monticello
Fred Escher
Jacob Krug
Zwingli Evangelical
Homemakers Meet at Monticello in April Sendoff
Monticello Homemakers club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs Emil Voegeli. Miss Mamie Tillema presented Plan for Good Storage. A Greece CARE package letter was read. Thirteen members and center chair Mrs James Pierce attended. Luncheon was served by Mrs Voegeli Mrs Strasser and Mrs Joe Voegeli. Next meeting set for April 12 at Mrs Jake Thompson's home.
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Monticello
Monticello Homemakers Club
Emil Voegeli
Mamie Tillema
Greece
Tillema
James Pierce
Center
Voegeli
Albert Strasser
Joe Voegeli
Jake Thompson
Moose Women Meet On Monroe City Manager Plan
Harold Scherer reviewed the proposed Monroe city manager plan at a Moose Women meeting in the Moose hall with 39 members present. Mrs. Katherine Brookover and Mrs. Agnes Rinehardt led the program, and lunch was served by Mrs. Rose Ingold and Mrs. Hilda Rufenacht.
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MOOSE
Harold Scherer
Monroe
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Katherine Brookover
Agnes Rinehardt
Rose Ingold
Hilda Rufenacht
Card Party At Christ Schmid Home Honors Given
A card party was held at the Christ Schmid home Sunday evening in Monticello. Honors went to John Frie Emil Schadewaldt Christ Schmid and Hilda Schadewaldt. Also present were Emil Schadewaldt and family New Glarus John Erie and son Kenneth Robert Schmid and sons Robert and John Suzanne and Henry Schmid.
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Monticello
Christ Schmid
John Frie
Emil Schadewaldt
Hilda Schadewaldt
Messrs
Mmes
New Glarus
John Erie
Kenneth
Robert Schmid
Robert
John
Suzanne
Henry Schmid
Larson withdraws bid for state command of American Legion
Port Washington notes Charles L. Larson withdrew yesterday as a candidate for reelection to command the local legion post. He stated his aim is to seek the state command of the American Legion in July.
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Legion
Port Washington
Charles L. Larson
American Legion
Sister of Drowning Victim Was on Visit
Miss Donnafaye Phillips of Reedsburg was visiting Miss Lois Disrud when she learned her sister Roberta Phillips 17 had drowned with three other youths in the Baraboo river. The UW students had just returned from church. Funeral services for Roberta were held at Lime Ridge.
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Blanchardville
Donnafaye Phillips
Reedsburg
Lois Disrud
Roberta
Baraboo
University of Wisconsin
Disruds
Alvin Blanchard Jr
Miss Disrud
Miss Phillips
Sauk City
H. A. Disrud
Lois
Alvin Blanchard
Roberta Phillips
Lime Ridge
Sally Ransdell Begins Nurse Training Monday
Miss Sally Ransdell daughter of Mr and Mrs T F Ransdell will report Monday to Presbyterian Hospital Chicago to begin her three years nurse training course. She previously attended La Crosse State Teacher College for a year and half.
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Sally Ransdell
T. F. Ransdell
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Miss Ransdell
la Crosse State
Bridle to Speak at Freeport Methodist Class Meeting
R. C. Bridle of Freeport will address the Men’s Bible class at the Methodist church Monday at 8 p.m. The English immigrant, who arrived less than a year ago, currently works with a Freeport hospital.
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Orangeville
R. C. Bridle
Freeport
The
Methodist Church
Bridle
United States
England
Charles Keyser, 75, Dies in Fond du Lac
Charles M. Keyser, longtime Fond du Lac alderman and former member of the board of education, died after an illness of nearly 18 months. He was 75.
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Charles Keyser
Fond du Lac
Charles M. Keyser
Board of Education
Jefferson Homemakers Meet at Mrs Sweeney Home
Sixteen members and six guests attended the Jefferson Homemakers meeting held at Mrs William Sweeney's home on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs D J Pryce Mrs Francis Atkinson Mrs Robert Atkinson of Albany Mrs Robert Green of Davis Illinois Olive Searles of Juda and Miss Helen Gerger of Madison.
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Jefferson
Jefferson Homemakers
William Sweeney
Mmes
D. J. Pryce
Francis Atkinson
Robert Atkinson
Albany
Robert Green
Davis
Ill
Olive Searles
Juda
Helen Gerger
Madison
Fred Kueng
Theodore Newman
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Markets
Today's Markets Livestock report from Chicago shows salable hogs 8 000 head with prices mostly 25 cents lower and sows down to 25 cents. Hog top at 21.50 with varied weight ranges and multiple load weights. Salable cattle 5 000 and calves 500. steers steady to 25 cents lower, heifers steady, cows and bulls mixed with declines in some categories. Vealers steady to strong with mixed weights and beef cow ranges noted.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Butter Prices and Eggs Steady As Receipts Rise
Butter steady in Chicago with receipts 626,567. prices unchanged. Eggs easy with receipts 10,081. prices unchanged to a cent per dozen lower. U S extras at 70 per and up, A 43.5-44, 60.69.9 percent A 43, U S standards 41-42. current receipts 40.5, dir ties 38.5, checks 38. Live poultry steady. receipts 12 trucks. roasters outside price down a cent per pound to 35-37 f o b.
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Chicago
U. S
USDA
Wall Street Irregularities Edged Upward In Slim Trading
New York stocks showed fractional gains on light volume with several issues rising while a few rails and steels slipped. Brokers cited no clear news driver as the market drifted lower for the week after Saturday’s peak, with a handful of leaders like Texas Co and Caterpillar advancing and U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel among the decliners.
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New York
Texas Co
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Natural Gas
Phelps Dodge
Douglas Aircraft
Caterpillar Tractor
Montgomery Ward
Firestone Tire
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
N. Y. Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bendix Home Appliances
General Electric
Schenley
U. S
Juda Student Gary Malkow Honored by Dairymen
Gary Malkow a Juda High School sophomore was named an outstanding 4 H club dairy member at the Wisconsin Dairy Men's Association meeting in Manston. He is son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Malkow and a six year 4 H participant member of the Decatur 4 H club.
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Juda
Gary Malkow
Juda High School
Manston
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association
Gary
Marvin Malkow
Decatur
Sweeper Proposal Aims to Cut City Cleaning Costs
Zenna A. Gorder reports the city has advertised bids for a mechanical street sweeper to be opened Friday March 25. The device would sweep and pick up dirt in one operation, reduce manual labor, improve sanitation, and lessen storm sewer debris while freeing workers for other tasks. The board will forward bids to the common council if suitable.
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Zenna A. Gorder
Board of Public Works
Common Council
Birds: Earth's most numerous class of higher animals
Birds have roamed Earth since the Mesozoic era and now constitute the largest class of higher animals by numbers. They range from tiny hummingbirds to large flightless birds and inhabit nearly every ecosystem.
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Earth
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Alvin Kubly
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12Th Street
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Green County
Myron Jeglum
River Falls Teachers College
New Plymouth
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