St Patrick's Day Dessert Bridge Has Nine Tables In Eugene Hotel
Mrs Herbert T Johnson, Mrs Hervey J Hoesly and Mrs Ray Kundert hosted a St. Patrick's day dessert bridge in the Eugene hotel with 35 guests. Green lighted tapers and white flowers decorated tables in a green and white theme. Honors went to Rudolph P Reger, Donald Knobel, Harold Heimann, Allie Holtshopple, Laverne C Gallitz. special prizes to Edward Einbeck, John Bruni, Walter W Stauffacher, Herbert D Goecks, Robert Stewart. out of town guests included Mrs Edward C Roth, Mr Horeb, Mrs Knobel Monticello.
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Herbert T. Johnson
Hervey J. Hoesly
Ray Kundert
Eugene
Mmes
Rudolph P. Reger
Donald Knobel
Harold Heimann
Allie Holtshopple
Laverne C. Gallitz
Edward Einbeck
John Bruni
Walter W. Stauffacher
Herbert D. Goecks
Robert Stewart
Edward C. Roth
Horeb
Knobel
Monticello
Baley Butts Nuptials Held at Lena
Miss Beth Baley and Delbert Butts were married Monday at the Lena Methodist parsonage in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Ernest Carder. The couple are from Lena and South Wayne with attending relatives from Freeport and Lena. The groom serves in the navy and will be stationed at Mouffet Field, California.
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South Wayne
Beth Bailey
Leon Baley
Lena
Ill
Delbert Butts
Ernest Carder
Lucille Sturtevant
Freeport
Leland Baley
Lena High School
Ben Franklin
South Wayne High School
Navy
Birthday surprise for Mrs Hauser at 67th birthday
Mrs Joseph Hauser of 2526 12th street was serenaded with a decorated cake and gifts by neighbors yesterday afternoon. A luncheon followed with attendees including Mrs Fred Wittner and children Morton and Christie, Robert Kubly and Lee and Timothy, Martha Malkow, Nobel Reed, Byron and Stephen, Charles Hurlbut, George Hoover, Larry and Jerry, Robert Gissing.
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Joseph Hauser
12Th Street
Mmes
Fred Wittner
Morton
Christie
Robert Kubly
Lee
Timothy
Martha Malkow
Nobel Reed
Byron
Stephen
Charles Hurlbut
George Hoover
Larry
Jerry
Robert Gissing
Club Elects April 14 Officers at Homemakers Meeting
Happy Hour Homemakers club votes for officers at its April 14 meeting hosted by Mrs. C. B. Baltzer at 1423 16th Street. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Frederick Sarles hosted with co-hostess Mrs. Arthur Black. Mrs. Julia Legler and Mrs. Jess Beach led a storage space lesson. guest Mrs. Ben Due attended.
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Happy Hour Homemakers Club
C. B. Baltzer
16Th Street
Frederick Sarles
11Th Street
Arthur Black
Julia Legler
Jess Beach
Ben Due
Club Holds Meeting With Gift Shower at Carter Home
Fifteen Merry Homemakers members met last evening at 1020 25th Avenue for a club session. Mrs. Charles Niles presented the lesson and a gift shower was held for Mrs. Marvin Holcomb. Guest center chair man Mrs. Sam Waelti attended, with co hosts Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Harry Prechel serving refreshments.
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Merry Homemakers Club
L. G. Carter
25Th Avenue
Charles Niles
Marvin Holcomb
Sam Waelti
Carter
Harry Prechel
Busy Bees Meet in Monroe For March Session
Jordan Busy Bees Homemakers club will hold their March meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Victor Wells route 3 Monroe. Mrs. Emerson Wells will be co hostess.
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Busy Bees
Jordan
Busy Bees Homemakers Club
Victor Wells
Route 3
Monroe
Emerson Wells
Wisconsin Power and Light Auxiliary Plans Monday Potluck
The Wisconsin Power and Light Co auxiliary will host a potluck supper at 6 30 Monday evening in the clubrooms with husbands as guests.
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Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Orangeville Woman Honored on Birthday
Three generations gathered Sunday to honor Mrs. William Morris on her 80th birthday anniversary. Family attendance included eight Morris children with most present except two. A granddaughter baked her cake and a 38-person cafeteria dinner followed.
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Orangeville
William Morris
Clarno Group Meets in Monroe for St Patrick’s Day Meeting
Clarno Demonstration club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Willard Matzke Route 1 Monroe with 16 members and one guest present. Roll call noted cloth closet convience and $5 was voted to the Red Cross. Mrs Arleigh Frautschy and Mrs Clarence Schroeder led the lesson on extra storage space. Frautschy tasked with inquiries about places of interest for a May club trip. Refreshments followed in a St Patrick's day theme.
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Clarno
Willard Matzke
Route 1
Monroe
Red Cross
Arleigh Frautschy
Clarence Schroeder
Frautschy
Jolly Workers Homemakers Club Meeting at Mrs Shager's
The Jolly Workers Homemakers club met at Mrs John Shager’s home on Wednesday. They planned a March 29 card party and heard a lesson on storage space by project leader Mrs Esther Cook. Mrs Shager and Mrs Cook served luncheon for nine members and two visitors.
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Shager
Jolly Workers Homemakers Club
John Shager
Esther Cook
Married Meier couple fete by Turn and Schwing club
Members of the Turn and Schwing club honored Mr and Mrs Alfred Meier Jr recently married at a card party Tuesday evening at their route 2 Monroe home. A cash gift was presented and lunch was served to 30 guests.
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Turn and Schwing Club
Alfred Meier Jr
Route 2
Monroe
Monroe to Vote on City Manager Plan on April 5
Bruce M. Blum spoke at the Albright Brotherhood of the Emanuel Evangelical United Brethren church about Monroe’s proposed city manager plan. A discussion followed the talk aiming to inform voters ahead of the April 5 election.
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Bruce M. Blum
Albright Brotherhood of the
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Monroe
Evangelical group elects Bertha Meinert president
Mrs Bertha Meinert was elected president of the Evangelical United Brethren WSWS at the annual meeting held Tuesday in the home of Mrs Henry Norder. Officers named include Clara Retzlaff as vice president Ruth Brunkow as treasurer Mabell Norder as corresponding secretary and Dorothy Feldt as branch contingent secretary Erma Matzke as home contingent secretary and Sylvia Liedschlag as player league secretary Myrtle Matzke completing the slate.
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Juda Wsws
Juda
Bertha Meinert
Evangelical United Brethren Wsws
Henry Norder
Mines
Clara Retzlaff
Ruth Brunkow
Mabel Norder
Dorothy Feldt
Erma Matzke
Sylvia Liedschlag
Myrtle Matz
Local church confirms officers and secretaries list
The assembly named Lola Walters as thank offering secretary Ruth Albright as secretary of missionary education Gladys Andrews as youth fellowship secretary Irene Jordan as mission band secretary Viola Jones as assistant mission band secretary Karline Petersen as little heralds secretary Miss Elda Schadewald as sick visit secretary Mrs Esther Larson as memorial roll secretary Mrs Retzlaff as spiritual life secretary Mrs Ivy Miller as Christian social relations secretary.
Golden wedding anniversary for Hoiby couple in Madison
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoiby of Madison observe their fifty year marriage with an open house at 104 E Wilson street from 3 to 5 p m on Sunday. They were wed fifty years ago at Daleyville and lived in New Glarus for many years before moving to Madison in 1919. The Hoibys ran the local telephone exchange and are survived by daughter Cora son Henry and grandson Lee Hoiby all of Madison.
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Mark Golden
New Glarus
C. J. Hoiby
Madison
E. Wilson Street
Hoiby
Amanda Daley
Daleyville
Hoibys
Cora
Henry
Lee Hoiby
Oakley Homemakers Hold March Meeting at Mrs Davis Home
Juda Special Mrs Guy Davis hosted the Oakley Homemakers club for a March meeting with 15 members present and Miss Esther Newman as guest center chairman. Lesson on storage delivered by protest leaders Mrs Milo Zimmerman and Mrs Melvin Swain. Mrs John Mather led entertainment and luncheon was served. Next meeting set for April 20 at Mrs Harold Daviss home.
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Oakley Club
Juda
Guy Davis
Oakley Homemakers Club
Esther Newman
Juda Center
Milo Zimmerman
Melvin Swain
John Mather
Harold Davis
Wedding Set for April 3 in Albany Methodist Church
Albany special Betty Hoesly daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Hoesly just west of the village has chosen Sunday April 3 as her wedding date with Robert Schultz Freeport son of Mr and Mrs M C Schultz Rockford. The ceremony will be performed at 8 pm in the Methodist church.
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Albany
Betty Hoesly
Jacob Hoesly
Robert Schultz
Freeport
M. C. Schultz
Rockford
Club Sees Scout Play Gypsy Life at School
Blanchardville reports a Girl Scouts musical play titled Gypsy Life directed by Mrs. F. L. Kineter with assistants Mrs. William Weaver and Mrs. Ted Tollackson. Presented Monday to the Woman's club and guest attendees, including scout mothers.
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Blanchardville
Girl Scouts
F. L. Kineter
William Weaver
Ted Tollackson
Woman's Club
Mothers of the Scouts
CLASS HEADS SERVICE AT EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN
Sunday evening service at the Evangelical United Brethren church to be led by the Busy Bee Sunday school class.
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The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ocean Depth Record Near Philippines Surpasses Everest
A depth measurement in the Pacific east of the Philippines records 35 400 feet, 6 398 feet deeper than Mount Everest, establishing a new oceanic maximum and noting the vast scale of seabed trenches.
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Pacific
Philippines
Mount
Everest
No Drill Next Week for Co. K National Guard Unit
Co. K national guard unit will not drill next Tuesday evening Capt. Theodore J. Burgy said. The unit has only 48 drill periods in a fiscal year. At this week’s drill films on articles of war and court materials were shown. Selective service folders of Co. K members are being sent to the director of selective service in Madison.
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Co. K
National Guard
Theodore J. Burgy
Selective Service
Director of Selective Service At
Madison
Theater manager Kenneth Butterfield dies in Illlinois
Funeral services were held for Kenneth Butterfield 42 a well known theater manager who died Sunday in Nauvoo Illinois Butterfield had managed showhouses in Janesville Manitowoc Beaver Dam and Sheboygan Falls before moving to Illinois
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Fond du Lac
Kenneth Butterfield
Nauvoo, Il
Butterfield
Janesville
Marinette
Beaver Dam
Sheboygan Falls
Illinois
Dairy Promotion Emphasizes Milk and Cheese Advances
Wisconsin Alumni Foundation director Dr Henry Scott spoke at the Green County Holstein Breeders banquet in St Johns church on milk essentials and diet health. Extension dairyman A O Collentine and local honors for dairy club members were noted along with music by local groups and a toast by Herman J Schmitz.
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Henry Scott
Wisconsin Alumni Foundation
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
St. John’s Church
Scott
A. O. Collentine
Dairyman
Lydia
Bertha Zuercher
John Ross
Brodhead
Woethrich
Herman J. Schmitz
Daryl Malkow
Decatur
Betty Timm
Lester van Loon
Green County
H. Otto Elmer
York Township
W. C. Baumgartner
John Ruff
Sylvester
W. G. Timm
Myron E. Jeglum
Rector's Son Quits Council Chairmanship
New York clergyman’s son William Howard Melish steps down as chairman of the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship after three years. He remains on the council board while controversy swirls around his father Rev John Howard Melish, ousted for refusing to curb outside activities.
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New York
William Howard Melish
National Council of
Engineer Dies in Cab on Way to Green Bay
Louis Schoepke 58 of Green Bay an engineer for the North Western Railroad died of a heart attack shortly after boarding the train he was to pilot to Green Bay. The incident occurred as he prepared to take the engine on the runs.
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Milwaukee
Louis Schoepke
Green Bay
North Western Railroad
Schoepke
Extension courses enroll about 32 in Monroe program
Approximately 32 applicants, mainly rural teachers, join two extension courses in Monroe offered by Whitewater state teachers college. Classes meet Tuesdays at 5 p m in Green County Normal building, taught by George Winsor and Virgil Graham. World geography is led by Winsor and cooperative marketing by Graham. The Albany center mirrors the setup with the same credit value of three semester hours toward elementary education degrees.
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Monroe
Whitewater State Teachers College
Green County Normal Building
George Winsor
Virgil Graham
Winsor
Graham
Whitewater
Albany
Vatican estimates U S Catholic population rise 1939 to 1949
The Vatican projects the Catholic population in the United States climbed from roughly 22 million in 1939 to about 26 million in 1949, indicating growth across the decade.
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Vatican
U. S
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