Senior class play The Male Animal prep ends with dress rehearsal
Final week of senior play prep begins with 6 p m dinner by Director R W Witt in Eugene hotel Blue room. Cast and promoters attend. last rehearsal without audience. Dress rehearsal Tuesday 8 p m at high school auditorium with parents and faculty. Public shows Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Post-play party Thursday at Dr John A Schindler residence 532 22nd avenue. Cast and crew feted Wednesday at Rev and Mrs Howard L Orians home. Posters feature three act Thurber Elliott Nugent comedy with Francis Thorpe and Caroll Schindler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Witt
Eugene
John A. Schindler
22Nd Avenue
Howard L. Orians
16Th Avenue
James Thurber
Elliott Nugent
Francis Thorpe
Tommy Turner
Caroll Schindler
Eten
Beloit
Eau Claire Woman Elected State DAR Regent
Eau Claire resident Mrs. Marl M. Hale was elected state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Oshkosh convention, succeeding Mrs. Leland H. Barker of Wisconsin Rapids. Other officers chosen included Mrs. Frank L. Harris, Racine. D. B. McIntyre, Antigo. G. A. Parkinson, Milwaukee. Earle S. Metcalf, Madison. and Austin C. Hayward, Fond du Lac. DAR awards honored Beverly Lieding, Sheboygan, $100 first prize. Bessie Thompson, Menasha, $25 second. Ann Hanson, Manitowoc, $15 third, from 356 nominees. Mildred Cotherman named Monroe candidate. May L. Luchsinger and E. N. Churchill attended from Monroe.
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Marl M. Hale
Eau Claire
Daughters of the American Revolution
Leland H. Barker
Wisconsin Rapids
Oshkosh
Mmes
Frank L. Harris
Racine
D. B. McIntyre
Antigo
G. A. Parkinson
Milwaukee
Earle S.metcalf
Madison
Austin C. Hayward
Fond du Lac
DAR
Beverly Lieding
Sheboygan
Bessie ‘Thompson
Menasha
Ann Hanson
Manston
Mildred Cotherman
Monroe
May L. Luchsinger
E. N. Churchill
Beckman Couple Mark 57th Anniversary in Monroe Home
William F Beckman and Anna Ott Beckman observed their 57th wedding anniversary quietly at their Monroe home. The couple married March 23 1893 in Clare. They formerly lived in Clarno and have six children 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren remaining as part of their family.
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William F. Beckman
14Th Avenue
Gottlieb ‘ ‘Ott
Clare
Anna Ott
William Beck
Prom Theme Chosen At New Glarus High
The junior prom on April 14 will feature the theme Some Enchanted Evening. Darlene Walden and Alster Jelle will reign over the festivities as hosts.
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New Glarus High
New Glarus
Darlene Walden
Leonard Walden
Alster Jelle
Clarence Jelle
Presbyterian District Workshop Speakers Set
Aiss Fern Gabel of Sneinon Jackson school in Alaska and Miss Rachel Benfer, area secretary of the National Mission board of the Presbyterian church, will speak at the union church workshop Monday afternoon. Women from Lancaster, Janesville, Clinton and Beloit will attend the Monroe conference followed by a reception and tea. Arrangements for the reception and registration are by Mrs. Roy Schiffman and others. The musical program is planned by Mrs. I. E. Dooley. Chairmen include Mrs. Fred L. Kohli, Floyd A. Davis, and Lester H. Bishop with serving and refreshment committees listed.
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Aiss Fern Gabel
Sneinon Jackson School
Alaska
Rachel Benfer
National Mission Board
The
Presbyterian Church
Union Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Lancaster
Janesville
Clinton
Beloit
Monroe
Worshop
Mmes
Roy Schiffman
Harold
3. Haworth
Ray E. Kundert
I. E. Dooley
Fred L. Kohli
Floyd A. Davis
Lester H. Bishop
Otto Kiel
Jacob Kubly
David M. Woods
Roy A. Schultz
Lois Chase
L.A. Koenig
Grace’ Byers
Minstrel Show Planned by Albany Young Adult Group
The Albany Young Adult Group at the Methodist church plans an old-fashioned minstrel show in the grade school gym on April 13. HS. Greenleaf of Randolph directs the show and is visiting the Compton couple to secure cast and write the script. He has ten years teaching English and drama in Chicago and thirteen years in Chautauqua lyceum work, with twelve years on stage. Proceeds fund an electric organ for the church.
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HS. Greenleaf
Randolph
Orra G. Compton
Greenleaf
Chicago
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Charles J Allens Married 60 Years
Charles J Allens and his wife Mrs Charles J Allen longtime Green and Lafayette county natives will quietly observe their 60th wedding anniversary at their Janesville home 314 McKinley street. No celebration planned due to Mr Allen recovering from surgery. Mrs Allen born 1870 in Lafayette county with Van Matre lineage. great grandfather Van Matre came from Holland to Ohio in 1721. his sons moved to Wisconsin in 1836. The Allens, with Ohio ancestry on both sides, spent part of their years in the area.
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Charles J. Allen
Green
Lafayette County
Janesville
Mcinley Street
Allen
van Matre
Holland
Ohio
Wisconsin
Mr. Allen
Green County
Allens
Married Life Links Mineral Point to Janesville in 1930
The couple began their married life in Mineral Point and moved to Janesville in 1930. They have two daughters identified as Mrs. Homer J. Ludden of Corpus Christi Texas and Mrs. E. W. Post of Janesville, plus three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Mineral Point
Janesville
Homer J. Ludden
Corpus Christi
Tex
E. W. Post
G U G G Meets Here For Cards and Socials
The Monroe G U G G held a Turner hall meeting with 30 present planning a card party for April 13 and playing court whist. Mrs. Lee Babler led lunch arrangements and Mrs. Ralph Norder entertainment with honors to Mrs. John Von Arx, Milton Rabe, and Clara Brawand.
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Monroe G. U. G. G
Turner Hall
Lee Babler
Ralph Norder
Mmes
John von Arx
Milton Rabe
Clara Brawand
College Comedy Set For March 28 29 At Platteville
Robert Chambers and Kenneth Scott from Platteville state teachers college will star in a campus musical comedy to be presented at the college on March 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Wayne
Robert Chambers
Kenneth Scott
Platteville State Teachers College
Faithful Workers Sunday School Class Hostess
Mrs Harold S Chapman served as hostess to the Faithful Workers Sunday school class at the Methodist church with a warm welcome and fellowship.
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Burris South Wayne
Times Speial
Good Cheer
Union Memorial Church
Wilbur Burri
A. B. Peterson
Clark Lelle
Harvid Lelle
South Wayne
Harold S. Chapman
The
Methodist Church
Redingote Pattern 9001 Adopts Dark Sheet Dress
Marian Martin pattern 9001 offers a redingote dress with white organza collar and cuffs over a taffeta slipdress in sizes 12 through 20 and 40. The pattern includes yardage details, complete sew chart, and costs twenty five cents. order via The Times Pattern Dept in New York.
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Wwewest
Marian Martin
Care of the Times
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Evening social hosted by Mrs Chapman and guests
Tuesday evening saw Mrs John Chapman as co-hostess with Mrs H Mahikuch leading devotions and entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chapman
H. Mahikuch
Tsaldaris Still Holds Greek Power Balance
Athens reported a new centrist Greek government led by Sophocles Venizelos, yet its fate rests with Constantin Tsaldaris. The sworn-in administration expects 145 votes in the 250-member parliament from a liberal coalition, but Tsaldaris’ royalist faction holds about 60 seats, threatening the balance.
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Athens
Liberal
Sophocles Venizelos
Constantin Tsaldaris
Tsaldaris
News of the Homemakers Charter Chums Club Browntown
Mrs. Ray Rackow described a Mardi Gras trip to New Orleans at the Charter Chums Homemakers meeting held at Mrs. Ward Merritt’s home. The group faced high water en route and needed assistance through flooded areas.
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Charter Chums Club
Browntown
Ray Rockow
New Orleans
Mardi Gras
Charter Chums Homemakers Club
Ward Merritt
Plan Family Night Suc-yopeeas at Casino Hall
The TriTown homemakers club schedules a family night at Casino hall on April 1 with lunch committee volunteers named Le man Disch Thomas Oit Doral Disch Albert Matzinger and Sam Klas sy. The next regular meeting is April 13 at Mrs J Herman Elmer's home for officer elections. The March meeting at Mrs Orso Duerst's home had 17 members answering roll call with shampoo names.
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Suc
Yopeeas
TriTown Homemakers’lab
Casino Hall
Leman Disch
Thomas Oit
Doral Disch
Albert Matzinger
Sam Klassy
J. Herman Elmer
Orso Duerst
Ed Soper
Robert Duerst
Disch
Soper
Mrs Witt Hosts Dutch Hollow Homemakers Meeting
Mrs. Lester A Witt of route 2 hosted the Dutch Hollow homemakers on Wednesday afternoon. Members contributed articles for an auction, heard a citizenship report, and donated to the Red Cross, scholarship fund, and Upham Woods. A project on good grooming was led by Mrs. John Blumer with a lotion making demo.
Orangeville Oneco home bureau unit meets at Askey home
The Oneco home bureau unit met March 22 at Mrs. Roscoe Askey’s home with four guests, raising 26 members. A $2 contribution went to the Red Cross fund. Topics included spring and fall flower garden planning and cake decoration. Next meeting April 26 at Mrs. Ray Dietmeier’s home.
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Askey
Orangeville
Oneco Home Bureau
Roscoe Askey
Walter Pinnow
Asd
Red Cross Fund
Frank Busjahn
Fred Buehler
Clarence van Matre
Ernest Busjahn
Raymond Grundy
Ray Dietmeier
Beer Price War Hits Milwaukee Beer Capi tal
Milwaukee stores on the far east side cut case beer prices by 20 to 25 cents in a competitive move. Bottle beer $3.25 and canned $3.65, with regular prices at $3.50 and $3.86. A spokesman said profit is slim but they must meet competition from major breweries Blatz Schlitz Pabst and Miller who will continue the price discipline.
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Muwaunee — Vey
Far East Side
Blatz
Schlitz
Pabst
Miller
Today’s Markets Livestock Chicago and New York trading
USDA reports slower hog sales with price ranges near 16.25 to 16.35 for 190-230 lb porkers and steady cattle and calves with steers 23.50 to 28.50 and vealers 26.00 to 30.00. Live poultry steady with hens and fryers quoted, butter and eggs mixed. New York stock demand improves from early losses with U S Steel and GM among notable decliners.
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Chicago
USDA
Lincago
U. S
State Road Projects To Cost 30 Million Dollars
Wisconsin state highway commission will let road contracts for about 30 million dollars this year. Engineer E L Roettiger told the 37th annual convention of the American Road Builders association that about 27 million will go to the state trunk system and 3 million to secondary roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muwaukee
Wisconsin
E. L. Roettiger
Commission
American Road Builders’ Association
Roettiger
Congress to probe Klan activities in current session
Chairman Wood of Georgia said the House Un-American Activities Committee is investigating the Ku Klux Klan this session. Reporters were told that investigators have already compiled substantial information on the Klan. Separate note mentions hummingbirds feed on nectar and small insects.
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KLAN
Washington
House un-American Activities
Wood
D-Ga
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Lutheran Ee Ee
A. P. Anderson
William F. Beckmans
Presbyterian District
Albany
Charles J. Allens
Hoffman
Dry Cleaners
G.U.G.G
Elenore Olson
Wiota
Gail Brecklin
Juda
Edgar Jacobs
Lois Jacobs
Lee Jacobs
Harold Deininger
Winslow
Paul O'Connor
Rollo Arnot
Earl Hasley
Christie Kay Wittwer
Frederic Wittwer
12Th Street
Easler
Donna Lee Kubly
Mary Jo Henning
Donna Rae’ Kubly
Beverly Burkhalter
Carol Kelly
Carol Brunkow
Kay Chambers
Shirley Ault
Janet Jacobs
Morton Wittwer
Stephen
Emma Ball
Stoddartsville
F. J. Bolender
Rockford
HAS
Herbert Davidson
Herbert H. Goecks
E. C. Hanson
Josef J. Benkert
Benkert
Swiggum
Beverage Depot
Hiway
News of the Homemakers
Stuart Ostess
D. T. Stuart
Orlo Swanson
Louis Rueber
Mayme Segner
J. W. Baumgartner
Evelyn Scherwitz
Ralph Miller
Clarence Miller
Toy Department
Gund
Bauman
Sace
Cos
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Ruth Geigel
Chester Ludwig
Harvey Stauffacher W
Adrian I.” Babler
Earl B_ Weckerly
15th_avenue
Roy Feldt
Walter Kuebli
Mamie Tillema
Babler
Brannan
Walter C. Kuebli
9Th Street
Wall Livest Trading
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chryser
Studebaker
Montgomery Ward
J. I. Case
13Th Street Yard
Sahara
Jamboley Coal & Ice Co
Iaateee Wien
Monroe Cash Market
Bunnys
Chocolate Shop
America’s Best Buy
Chevrolet
Fisher
18Th Avenue
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
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