World Is My Neighbor theme marks sixth Evangelical event
The Capitol region Women of Evangelical and Reformed churches held their sixth meeting at the First Evangelical and Reformed church yesterday. Rev G Ruhl spoke on Our Emmaus and The World is. Officers elected: Mrs H Meier Madison president, Mrs Kratzat Prairie du Lac vice president, Mrs Walter Verona secretary, Mrs Wilson Bixler treasurer. Attendees from St Ben’s Evangelical and Reformed Monroe included many members and guests from nearby towns.
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Capitol Region
Women's of Evangelical and Rechurches
Evan and Reformed Church
Dewere
C. M. Madison
George Willoughby
H.meier
Madison
Walter Verona
G. Ruhl
Marthasville
Emmaus
E. W. Whitcomb
India
Newnes
Her- Meier
P.C. Kehle
Kratzat
Prairie du Lac
Herman Warren
Wilson Bixler
City
Sauk City
Arthur Argue
Belleville
William Krupke
Brown
Forrest Madison
H. Dahik
Robert Dollafe
Leo . Lancaster
Ina Wanke
Ed Zimmerman
John Ae
Verona
Christian Citi
Cc. J. Schwingel
Kate Stauffer
Chris . Monticello
R. C. Heggestad
Madison Guild
Dorothy Stucky
New Glarus
Harvey Norenberg
St. Bens Evangelical and Reformed
Clarence Day
Lanz
E. M. Deininger
John Alex Rutsch
John Nyman
Deininger
Herman D. Ley
J. Schwingel
Edward A N. H. Durst
C. F. Brenmecke
Rose Schild
LaVern Deal
B. Marty
Charles Stubbe
Martin
Gertrude Myers
Wil Greuth
Fred Fritz
Ben Hol- Delbert Cook
Rev
Wednesday Leyenda Club review session summary
The Wednesday Leyenda club met at Mrs. O. J. Schwalbe's home to hear a review of the Al- Monthly article My Boy in Parsonage by W. Lamont presented by E. A. Janke. Mrs. Alvin A. also reviewed the humorous piece Weeds More Fun about gardening by Pris-Wright.
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O. J. Schwalbe
W. Lamont
E. A. Janke
Alvin A
Pris- Wright
Wisconsin Graduate Enrollment Remains Separate from Main Campus
University officials report the graduate school at Madison has 1,400 enrollments with plans to increase in semesters. The rise does not apply to the main University of Wisconsin campus. A curious line notes the average human head bears 130,000 hairs.
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Madison
University of Graduate School
of Wisconsin
Push Program to Conserve Food Aims at Famine Relief
President Truman's famine emergency committee urged nationwide community drives to form local committees that mobilize leaders for food conservation. The report notes rising butter black market activity, earlier wheat prospects, and rain in northern plains. A May 12 nationwide food drive opens after settling differences between Commerce and UNRRA.
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Washington
Truman
Agriculture Department
Anderson
Ion Gelber
Senaia
Plains
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Twin Grove Social News From Beightol and Neighbors
Mrs J H Beightol and Mrs Lillian Yaun along with son and others hosted guests at the new Emrick home. Visits included Mrs Jane Randale, Mrs Sophia Ably, and Mrs Minnie Rayner. Couples Mr and Mrs Floyd Chambers and Mr and Mrs Jud Cowan traveled to Janesville as part of community socializing.
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Lillian Yaun
Ray Fetterhoff
Will Timm
Footville
Minnie Raymer
Clare Emene
New
Janesville
J. H. Beightol
Minnie Rayner
Andrew Bell
William Neunschwander
Minnie Maske
William Metcalf
Monroe
Orangeville Neighbors Help Elmer Roderick After Ill Wife
In Orangeville 16 neighbors plowed 40 acres for Elmer Roderick in three hours to ease his burden while wife Mrs. Roderick is hospitalized at Freeport Deaconess. Lunch was provided by Roderick and served by Leslie Schwitz and Lucille Wells.
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Glen E. Bolender
Elmer Roderick
Roderick
Freeport Deaconess Hospital
Leslie Schwitz
Lucille Wells
Willie Reuber
Leo Leck
Clint Zettle
Fritz Coomber
Jake Marty
Guy Wells
Bob la Borde
Joe Bilgin
Harold White
Victor Folgate
Ralph Richards
Tom Rodebaugh
Jesse Matzke
Vernon Schultz
Merril Mays
Social Visits Line a Busy Wisconsin Community
Local residents from Madison Juda Monroe and Milwaukee visited families in the J H Beightol circle. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Roenneburg Mr and Mrs E C Barton Mrs Emma Bacon and sons Burton and Robert and others adding to a day of calls and Bible study plans.
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J. M. Boyer
J. H. Beightol
Kenneth Roenneburg
Madison
F. Roenneburg
E. C. Barton
J. H. Beigtol
Carl Sipple
Dickie
C. Camron
Emma Bacon
Burton
Robert
Milwaukee
Audrey Shelton
Oscar Walters
Wm. Beightol
Jane Randall
J. B. Beightol
J. H. Emrick
Monroe
Clare Camron
Arthur Fetterhoff
Earl
Thayer Wins Sigma Delta Chi Award for Journalism Research
Prof. Frank Thayer of the University of Wisconsin received the Sigma Delta Chi award for journalism research. Barry Faris, president of the professional journalistic fraternity, announced the fraternity’s annual awards for outstanding achievements in journalism during 1945.
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Thayer Chicago
Frank Thayer
University of Wisconsin
Sigma Delta Chi
Barry Faris
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