Goodie Family Presents Sacred and Secular Music in Monroe
Seven members of the Walt Goodie family performed sacred and secular pieces at the Methodist church in Monroe. The event included a morning service at First church with a vocal trio and solo, and an evening concert with varied music and instrumental ensembles. The family, now majoring in music at the University of Wisconsin, had previously appeared in Monroe 22 years ago.
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Walt Goodie
Methodist Church
Eelog Senter
Herbert M. Ainsworth
11Th Street
Mmes
H. F. Cunningham
Roland Thorpe
Royal Liddicoat
Ralph K. Kofoed
Goodies
First Church
Jesus
Edna Mae
Winona
Geraldine
Mr. Goodie
Mrs. Goodie
Walter Jr
Richard Eugene
Iviola
University of Wisconsin
Watertown
Wisconsin
Monroe
Girl Scout Camping Institute Set Here
A two day camping institute for Girl Scout actors and troop mothers will be held May 12 and 13 at the home of Mrs. John H. Bruni. Miss Lois Bielke will instruct on camp routine training for scout leaders as part of the agenda.
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Girl Scout Board
John H. Bruni
23Rd Avenue
Lois Bielke
Sam Bailey
Rural art show prizes awarded to Akre and Engelbretson
Mrs L M Akre of Brodhead and Frank Engelbretson of Brodhead won second and third in the Oregon regional rural art show which closed with a gallery tour. Honorable mention went to Mrs Frances Burt of Albany. Patricia Molin, UW art student from Cassville, featured for realistic and abstract techniques as a freshman.
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Aemara A. Axre
13Th Street
Frank Engelbretson
Brodhead
Oregon
Martha Akre
Engelbretson
Frances Burt
Albany
Patricia Molin
University of Wisconsin
Cassville
4-H Leaders Plan Training Trip to Camp
4 H leaders will attend a leadership training camp at Lake Geneva July 5 8 for southern Wisconsin counties. They will gain skills in crafts games music drama and general fields to improve their clubs. County winners in safety and conservation speaking contests will be judged and state contestants selected. The 4 H state gathering of adult and junior leaders will be June 18 21 at the college of agriculture in Madison.
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Bels
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
College of Cculture
Madison
Twe
Holcomb Hosted Seventh Birthday Theater Party
Jerry E Holcomb son of Mr and Mrs James E Holcomb 2210 15th street held a theater party for a group of young friends yesterday in honor of his seventh birthday today Following the movie the group was served lunch by Mrs Holcomb with Easter colored decor The guests included Elmer Jay Lemon Monticello Richard Al right Donald Janke Bernard Milz Paul Lamboley Albert Anderson Roger Wieser Kim Bellahan James Wier Billy Marty and Donald Peter Roy Goodmiller and Bill Anderson were unable to attend.
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Jerry 5. Holcomy
James E. Holcomb
15Th Street
Surprise birthday for Joyce Seeman at Leopold home
A surprise party was hosted for Miss Joyce Seeman at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kiam Leopold Jr. on route 3 Friday evening. Guests enjoyed card games and refreshments.
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Monored
Joyce Seeman
Kiam Leopold Jr
Route 3
Mrs F M Carter Honored by Families
Mrs F M Carter celebrated her 81st birthday with a dinner at her Monroe home attended by 34 relatives. The former Minnie Benage born March 28, 1869, was married to Pred M Carter in 1899. The Carters farmed in Jefferson and Monroe, then Twin Grove, and returned to Monroe in 1930. Mr Carter died in 1946. Attendees included relatives from Beloit Milwaukee Madison Waukesha Wauwatosa and Beloit.
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Fred M. Carter
16Th Street
Carters
Jefferson
Monroe
Carter
Frank Millman
Twin Grove
George Barnum
C. W. Chambers
Albert Fritsch
Lester Witt
Ralph Schadt
Evan C. Chambers
Madison
Glenn Evans
Waukesha
Harry Evans
Wauwatosa
Russell Evans
Dale Beaudin
Lester Hayter
Beloit
Don Waufle
Milwaukee
County Democrats Meet Wednesday in Turner Hall
County Democrats will hold a Wednesday meeting at 8 in Turner hall to discuss the Brannan farm plan with Carl W. Thompson democratic national committeeman of Stoughton and to form a Green county unit of the Wisconsin democratic organizing committee. Mrs Ruth Doyle Dane county assemblywoman will speak, announced by Fred Lienhardt New Glarus and Roy McBride Brodhead.
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Prannan
Carl W. Thompson
Laski Rites Attend Attlee At Harold Laski Funeral
London reports Prime Minister Clement Attlee and nine other Labour leaders attended Harold Laski's funeral today. The service honored Laski as former chairman of the Labour Party. A separate note states eggs lose freshness after four days in warm storage, unlike longer refrigerated storage.
Hamburg city grants monthly day off for working wives
The Hamburg council passed a bill giving housewives who also work a paid day off each month after completing 48 hours of work. Rhododendrons and azaleas are members of the same plant genus.
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Hamburg
Joe the Tailor to Move Shop to Ft Atkinson
Joe the Tailor Frassi known for 16 years in Monroe moves his business from above Trakenbrod Pharmacy to Ft. Atkinson next Friday. The Czech native arrived in 1910 and became a citizen in 1916. He started tailoring in Monroe in 1934 and has purchased the sole tailoring firm in Ft. Atkinson to operate on a larger scale.
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Woseon Frassi
Peter
Monroelles
Joe
Trakenbrod Pharmacy
Ft.Atkinson
Frassi
Czechoslovakia
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Market Report From Chicago Cattle and Hog Prices
Salable hogs 8,000 general 15-25 cents higher on all hogs with active bidding. Cattle and calves: salable 12,000 cattle and 500 calves. fed steers steady to 50 cents higher, heifers scarce, cows up to 25 cents, bulls steady. Holstein prices noted, vealers 26-30, some at 31. Produce: live poultry steady, receipts 34 loads. butter firm with mixed wholesale prices, eggs unsettled with two days of receipts totaling 21,755.
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Chicago
USDA
Dozen Lower U S Extras and Pet A Standards Note
A condensed note lists U S extras at or above 70 with pet A readings around 34.5 and 60 pet A around 33.5 to 34. It references U S standards at 32 and current receipts at 31 with dirities at 22.5 and mentions checks.
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U. S
U.S
Wall Street Trading New York Radio-TV Issues Rally
traders saw a private bull market in radio and television stocks as most shares sagged. Zenith led with 5500 shares at 67 rising about 2 percent and later up nearly 4 points, aided by a strong sales showing and a new subscription TV program. Other gains included Admiral Corp Emerson Radio Philco Radio Corp United Aircraft Allied Chemical International Telephone while Steels declined.
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Wall Street
New York
Radio-Tv Group
Zenith
Steels
Admiral Corp
Emerson Radio
Philco
Radio Corp
United Aircraft
Allied Chemi- International Telephone
Bond Market Nudged Higher by Rail Loan Buying
Talk of steady demand for rail loans lifted bond market sentiment. Dealers saw enough buying incentives to push prices up modestly as investors priced in improving credit signals for industrial issuers.
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Johns Manville
Wallace Homemakers Club Meeting Recalls Grooming Lesson
Wallace Homemakers met Thursday with Mrs. Thomas Voegeli. Mrs. Chester Disch and Mrs. John Wettach led a lesson on good grooming. Mrs. Norman Haegeli gave a citizenship report. A donation was voted for a walker. Thirteen members and guests attended including Mrs. Fred Abbott center chairwoman Mrs. Jacob Disch and Miss Irma Duerst. Refreshments served.
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Allace Club
Monticello
Wallace
Thomas Voegeli
Chester Disch
John Wettach
Norman Haegeli
Fred Abbott
Center
Jacob S. Disch
Irma Duerst
Voegels
Crash of B-25 kills seven Californians during tour
Investigation proceeds into the crash of a converted B-25 bomber near here on a Saturday rainstorm. Seven California employees of North American Aviation in Los Angeles died. Witnesses said the big craft broke in two and exploded aloft while on a demonstration flight from El Paso to Los Angeles.
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Phoenix
Here
California
North American Aviation Co
Los Angeles
el Paso
Tex
Air Force
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