Monticello Couple Plans 2:30 Interdenominational Wedding
Miss Delma H Roethlisberger and John E Herschleb set to wed this afternoon at Zwingli Evangelical Reformed church. Rev A R Achtemeier to officiate. Bridal party includes Marilyn Roethlisberger maid of honor and Donald Herchleb best man. Reception follows in the parish house. The couple to honeymoon in Chicago and Indiana after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Delma H. Roethlisberger
Madison
Fred S. Roethlisberger
John E. Herschleb
Henry Herschleb
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
A. R. Achtemeier
Marilyn J. Roethlisberger
Donald R. Herchleb
Jerry Herschleb
Robert Lewis
Virginia Barlow
Dorothy Stauffacher
Frances Wall
Ann Klassy
Edna Olson
Monticello High School
The
Rural Fire Insurance Co
Marine Corps
Pacific
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Chicago
Indiana
Surprise housewarming for the Signers at Blumer farm
Neighbors gathered for a surprise party honoring Mr and Mrs Joseph Signer who moved to the Blumer farm south of Monroe route 5. Court whist prizes went to Mrs Victor Wells and Emerson Wells who also earned a special prize. The Signers received a monetary gift. Attendants included Junior Hansen Virgil Berg and several Wells and Emerson Wells family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Signer
Blumer
Monroe
Victor Wells
Emerson Wells
Messrs
Mmes
Junior Hansen
Virgil Berg
LaVerne Emerson Wells
Fortnightly Book Club Meets at Monroe Home
Mrs. R W led a review of Southern Cross for members of the Fortnightly reach club meeting Tuesday at Mrs. R H Schoonover in Monroe. Refreshments were served. Present were Mrs. Wolffer, Mrs. Albert Knobel, Yolanda Richards, Rosa Roth, W E Blum, Misses Fannie G and Frieda Benkert, Irene Marty. Guest Mrs. Charles Niles of Monroe attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
R. W
Southern Cross
Reach Club
R. H. Schoonover
Monroe
Mmes. Woelffer
Albert Knobel
Yolanda Richards
Rosa Roth
W. E. Blum
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Irene Marty
Charles Niles
Hostess at Bridge Club Dines With Members
Mrs. John Hoskins hosted the newly organized bridge club meeting Tuesday evening. Attending were Mrs. John Steinmann, Mrs. Alvin Mitchell, Mrs. A. G. Hill, Mrs. Wallace P. Barlow, Mrs. Howard Steinmann, Mrs. Charles Benkendorf, Mrs. Matthew Zentner, Mrs. Hazel Kundert, Mrs. Ted Butler, Mrs. Donald Knobel, and Mrs. Raymond Woodruff.
Two Birthdays Honored At Kammerer Dinner
A dinner in honor of Margar et Kammerer's sixth birthday was held at the Kammerer home. Also honored were John Gempeler and the Prisk family along with the Kammerer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Margaret Kammerer
Kermit Kammerer
John Gempeler
Willard Prisk
Kammerer
Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Earleywine Home
Thirty members attended the Garden club meeting at Mrs Stella Earleywine's home. Roll call named a beauty spot near the members' homes. Mrs June Stuessy reported on gardens of different countries and Mrs Albany gave a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Garden Club
Stella Earleywine
June Stuessy
Albany
Hostesses Named for Royal Neighbor Lodge Evening
Mrs. Christ Youssi Mrs. Marvin Zimmerman and Mrs. Fred Escher served as co hosts at the Royal Neighbor lodge gathering Tuesday evening at the Youssi residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Christ Youssi
Marvin Zimmerman
Fred Escher
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Youssi
Youth Survives 40 Minute Heart Standstill
Chicago reports surgeons revive a 16 year old 40 minutes after heart action stopped during a lung operation at Mt Sinai New York. AMA sources cite the case as possibly the longest recorded successful resuscitation. Dr. Touroff and Dr. Adelman described manual heart massage adrenalin and 100 percent oxygen as key steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA Journal
Arthur S. Touroff
Milton H. Adelman
Mt. Sinaia
New York
Touroff
Folin
Lavonne Peterson Weds Julian Paulson at Yellowstone Church
Lavonne E Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry L Peterson of Argyle and Julian S Paulson son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Paulson of Blanchardville were married at 2 pm in the Yellowstone parsonage Rev M A Sorenson officiated. The bride wore navy silk with gray accessories and camellias. Merlin Paulson served as best man and Norma and Helen Peterson attended the reception. The bride studied X ray technology at Madison General Hospital. The groom is a Blanchardville high school graduate, former Marine, and farmer. They plan a ranch home in Blanchardville after a wedding trip through the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Lavonne E. Peterson
Henry L. Peterson
Julian S. Paulson
Oscar Paulson
Blanchardville
Yellowstone Parsonage
M. A. Sorenson
Merlin Paulson
Peterson
Norma
Helen Peterson
Madison General Hospital
Marine Corps
Star Lodge Inducts Four At Ma sonic Hall Meeting
Four new candidates were inducted by the Eastern Star at the meeting Thursday in Masonic hall. They were H. A. Becker John Ponyiscanyi John L. Altman and Mrs Bar bara Altman Disch. Mrs. Vivian Blum Monroe worthy grand associate matron was the inspector. A dinner was served by the Zwingli Aid society. Out of town guests attended from Monroe Brodhead Brooklyn New Glarus and Albany with many others. Refreshments followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STAR
Monticello
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
H. A. Becker
John Ponyiscanyi
John L. Altman
Barbara Altman Disch
Vivian Blum
Monroe
T. R. Holyoke
Margaret Baker
James Forbes
E. B. Lux
T. F. Ransdell
V. I. Corson
C. J. Coldren
Viola Jones
Lulu Matteson
Glen Pfister
Ida Wraight
Vera Plumb
Esther Roemberg
Brodhead
de Johnson
Brooklyn
Mmes
Roy Bentley
Margaret Miller
Mavis Duerst
Ss Whitesel
Norma Bergdorf
Aldo Frietag
William Palmer
New Glarus
Ethel Fergeson
Ethel Schwerin
Frances Gelback
Doris Goarder
Albany
C. W. Karlen
Clarence Keehn
H. F. Stoll
Fannie Loveland
Clarence Loveland
Fred Haldimann
Dorothy Stauffacher
Frederick Voegeli
Birthdays Celebrated at Erickson Home
A party honoring Linda Kay Erickson on her first birthday and her mother Mrs. Robert Erickson on the same day was held Tuesday evening at the Erickson home in South Wayne. Present were Oscar Lingg and wife and daughters JoAnn and Jean, Lena Sr., John Birk and son, Victor, Selmer Erickson and daughter Jeannette, all of South Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Linda Kay Erickson
Robert Erickson
Selck Appleman Wedding Date Set
Invitations issued for the wedding of Louise Marie Selck daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Selck Orfordville and Joseph J Appleman at the Church of Christ Saturday April 9 at 8 oclock A reception will follow in the church parlors The bride to be's mother is the former Violet Skinner daughter of the Oliver Skinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Louise Marie Selck
Dewey Selck
Orfordville
Joseph J. Appleman
Church of Christ
Violet Skinner
Oliver Skinners
U.S. Easing Trade to Split Tito from Russia
Officials say the United States is easing restrictions on trade with Yugoslavia to widen the rift between Marshal Tito and the Soviet Union. The State Department avoided a public confirmation yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Russia
State Department
Chinese Reds Pick Delegates for Talks
Chinese communist delegates were named for peace talks and set April 1 to begin negotiations to end the civil war. The government launched an eleventh hour diplomatic drive to influence the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Beloit man sentenced in Beloit shooting case
Jesse Kearn aged 58 of Beloit was sentenced to four to seven years after pleading guilty to second degree manslaughter in the fatal Feb 5 shooting of Luther Hereford of Beloit. Circuit Judge Harry S. Fox handed down the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Jesse Kearn
Beloit Negro
Luther Hereford
Beloit
Harry S. Fox
Talks To Be Reopened In Indonesia Dispute
Batavia United Nations Commission on Indonesia moves to reopen talks between the Dutch and Indonesian republic to resolve the prolonged dispute. The effort aims to restart negotiations and reduce tensions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
United Nations Commission On Indonesia
Breckenridge Wedding Date Set for April 19
Mrs. Anna Kresge Breckenridge of the Kresge 5 and 10 cent store family has set April 19 for her wedding to Watling Jr. of Detroit. The couple plannenlly announces the nuptials in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Anna Kresge Breckenridge
Kresge
Peeeaaeeer Eee W. Watling Jr
Senator Charges CCC Deficit High
Senator Williams accuses the Commodity Credit Corporation of a $350 million imbalance in its books and seeks immediate Senate access to records. He clashes with Senate Democratic Leader Lucas who accuses him of political theater, as allegations tie to farm loan storage issues and misbalanced accounts for 1943 to 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Williams
Del
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Commodity Credit Corporation
GOP
Congress
Farm Loan Agency
General Accounting Office
CCC
Funeral attended for Dunlavy nephew killed by car
Attendees including Blanchardville residents and relatives gathered in Janesville for the funeral of David Dunlavy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dunlavy, who died after being struck by a car. Other items note births, visits, travelers, and a local club exhibit in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hardyman
Robert Hardyman
James Mulcahey
Michael
Janesville
David Dunlavy
Maurice Dunlavy
Emily Butcher
Mary Ellen Lovelace
Monroe
Mary Dobson
W. E. Trotter
Forrest Hewes
Sheila Mae
Cedar Springs
Mich
J. Oscar Olson
Hewes
St. Louis
Gertrude Wilson
Eagan
S. D
Dr. S. B. Marshall
Hollandale
H. B
Vv. A
Rev Father Breines Moves Church to Basement Rooms
Reverend Andrew Breines of St Rose Catholic Church relocates to temporary basement rooms on Wednesday. The current rectory has been sold to Joseph Schlittler who plans to move the structure to his southern town lots. A new parish residence will start construction on the original site April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Andrew Breines
St. Rose Catholic Church
Joseph Schlittler
Turners Colorful Program Acclaimed as Best in Years
Olympic team members Vincent D'Antonio and Frank Cumiskey starred in the 21st Monroe Turn and Schwing club exhibition at Turner hall drawing an overflow crowd. The program featured gymnastics, music, and novelty acts with Swiss songs and a horse act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Turner Hall
Vincent D’antonio
New York
Frank Cumiskey
Hudson County
Fred Roethlesberger and Sons
Milwaukee
Walter Streul
Brodhead
Trudy
Burnette Burkhalter
William Hawthorne
Marvin Wuetrich
Leroy Wuethrich
Walter Schuetz
Edwin Krottiger
Lawrence Gissing
Adolph Ruef
Wesley Pellet
Milton Fredricks
Walter Ruf
Ernest Ammon
Lucille Alston
Plane Crew Safe After Arctic Crash near Barrow Strait
Search planes scoured the Barrow Strait waste 350 miles north of the magnetic pole for a U S Air Force C 82 Fairchild plane crash landed on Arctic ice. Seven crew members aboard are reported safe and uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Arctic
Barrow Strait
Magnetic Pole
Second Victim Dies in Feb Darien Crash
An auto accident at Darien Feb 22 claimed a second life today Anita Klumph 16 of Delavan high school died in an Elkhorn hospital from injuries. The crash also killed Mrs Nellie Kramer 46 of Delavan.
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Delavan
Darien
Anita Klumph
Elkhorn
Nellie Kramer
French Reds Face Losses in Local Runoffs Across France
Communists expected to suffer setbacks in run-off local elections across France. A total of 785 seats in local general councils are at stake as voters head to polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Swiss cheese industry notes and factory updates in Utah and Wisconsin
A dairy brochure from Cache Valley Dairy highlights Swiss cheese production from milk collection to curing, featuring Ed Gossner and Arthur Scheidegger, both former Wisconsin cheesemakers. Updates cover Scott cheese factory improvements in Cadiz Township, Elmer P. Fox and Elmer Albright at the Smithfield plant, and annual meetings. Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Producers oppose water pollution bills as hearings proceed. Cheese markets show firm Swiss prices with light receipts. UK treasury plans cheddar purchases. USDA signals stable dairy prices early 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley Dairy Association
Smithfield
Utah
Ed Gossner
Arthur Scheidegger
Green County
Gossner
Switzerland
Wisconsin
Cache Valley
Scheidegger
France
Rutti- Zollikotten
Peter
Switzerland of the
Rockies
Scott
Cadiz Township
Elmer P. Fox
Elmer Albright
Howard Weaver
M. H. Stauffacher
Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Roger Elmer
Navy seaman Teuscher to sail for China in May
Robert Teuscher aboard the Wantuck, a U. S. Navy ship, has just returned from Alaska and called his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Teuscher. He expects to sail for China in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Orangeville
Robert Teuscher
Wantuck
U. S. Navy
Alaska
Seaman Teuscher
John Teuscher
Peru Reinstates Death Penalty For Wide Range of Crimes
Lima reports the Peruvian government reinstates the death penalty for murder acts endangering many lives or actions that could invite foreign domination. The move follows political tensions and aims to deter crimes seen as threats to national sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
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John Herschleb
Monticello Church
Julian Paulson
Yellowstone Church
U.S
Tito
W. F. McGuigan
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Sir Laurence Olivier
Hamlet
Claire Trevor
Jerry Wald
Irving Thalberg
Jane Wyman
Walter Houston
Olivier
Turners
Beverly Rattin
Barbara Elmer
Shirley Laeser
Betty Rees
Rudy Kopp
Robert, LeRoy
Duane Schwartz
Ruth
Martha Kopp
Edward Ruef
Peterson’s
Orchestra
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Misses Hedwig
Dorothy Wells
Elsa Rattin
Mmes Helen Krattiger
Freida Laeser
Esther Schwartz
Shirley Elmer
LeRoy Wuetrich
Ernest Iseli
Robert Niffenegger
Edward and Adolf Ruef
Robert Wuetrence
Paul Veterli
Wesley Pellett
Edward Krattiger
Walter
Donald
Adams
Adams Town Hall
Vincent Conway
Helen E. Steuri
United Kingdoms Treasury
USDA
Federal State Market News Service
Thorp Finance Corp
Ed Broge
Red’s
Service
Wm. A
Oldsmobile
Eysur AN
Hydra- Matic
Green County Auto CO
WLAD
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