Surprise Spring Bonnets At Alpha Zeta May Party
Alpha Zeta members wore surprise spring bonnets at a Mad Hatter themed May party held in the library Green Room. Miss Helen Burkhard and Mrs. Fred Blumer Jr. led as top hatters with a May pole, picnic lunch, and floral decor. A May 9 mother daughter banquet was planned for Ameri can Legion club house, with officers nominated for next meeting.
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Helen Burkhard
Fred Blumer Jr
American Legion Club
Burkhard
Marian Dieckhoff
Walter J. Kubly
Mrs Iveys Students Give Recital at Immanuel Church
More than 390 parents and friends attended a piano recital by Mrs John Iveys primary and immediate grade pupils in Immanuel church auditorium. The program featured solo and duet numbers from over 50 youngsters with May baskets and a gift from pupils to the teacher. A second recital by junior and senior high pupils is set for next Tuesday May 9 at 730 p m.
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John Ivey
Immanuel Church
New Glarus High Cast Prepares for College Comedy Night
The senior class plans a Friday presentation of a college style comedy titled So This is College. Thirteen cast members include Duerst Virginia Finke El Frick Doris Hoesly Naomi It ten Jean Schuette Clara Waefler Eugene Arn Dwight Duerst Harland Elmer Glenn Ei Franklin Wyttenbach and Carlton Zentner.
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Duerst
Virginia Finke
el Frick
Doris Hoesly
Naomi Itten
Jean Schuette
Clara Waefler
Eugene Arn
Dwight Duerst
Harland Elmer
Glenn Ei Franklin Wyttenbach
Carlton Zentner
DAR to Meet in Idle Hour Farm Home
The Benjamin Harrison chapter of DAR will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p m in the Idle Hour farm home of Mrs May L Luchsinger with Mrs Clarence Barlow of Monticello as program speaker. Election of officers will be held.
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DAR
Benjamin Harrison
Idle Hour Farm
May L. Luchsinger
Clarence Barlow
Monticello
Danish Pastor Plans Albany Church Talks
Rev. J Baungaard Thomsen of Copenhagen Denmark will be guest speaker at Albany Baptist Church this weekend. He will discuss communism at 8 p m Saturday night and deliver the Sunday morning sermon. The annual meeting and fellowship night is Thursday May 11 with a carry in supper at 7 30 p m and reports and officer elections. New officers for the year are N Roy Bowman president Fred Loeffel vice president and Frank Steindorf secretary treasurer. The Women s Mission Union clean up day is May 18.
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Albany
J Baungaard Thomsen
Copenhagen
Denmark
Albany Baptist Church
N. Roy Bowman
Fred Loeffel
Frank Steindorf
Women’s Mission Union
St Andrew's Groups Plan May Concert and Book Sessions
St Andrew's women's auxiliary plans a May 21 benefit concert for the building fund at Union Presbyterian Church with the choir of St Andrew's. Parish bishop's committee also met after a parish supper. The article also notes two Great Books library sessions focusing on Wealth of Nations and Beyond Good and Evil, with moderators and dates.
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John’s Episcopal Church of
Ilwaukee
St. Andrew's Women’s Auxiliary
St. Andrew's Building Fund
Union Presbyterian Church
Adam Smith
E. E. Peters
Harriet Baldwin
Nietzche
James R. Weir
George R. Barry
Luncheon centerpiece honors Bircher birthday guests
Residents gathered for a late evening luncheon featuring a centerpiece crafted by Mrs. Bircher. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kubly, Nancy Farmer of Monroe, and Miss Gladys Bircher of Madison. Birthdays of Miss Bircher and Mrs. Leuzinger were also celebrated.
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Albert Wirth
Route 4
Wilbert Jr
Messrs
Mines
John Saxer
John Wirth Sr
Walter
Robert Holcomb Jr
John Wirth Jr
Werner Saxer
Ralph Zimmerman
Christine
Harlan Babler
Monticello
Dennis
Russell Wirth
Monroe
Munweny —Vopecsany
Fred Bircher
Bircher
Mmes
Henry Leuzinger Jr
John Waelti
Herbert Kubly
Nancy Farmer
Gladys Birchler
Madison
Miss Bircher
Leuzinger
Jane Addams Tri-Hi-Y plans Chicago charter trip
Twenty five members sign up at a high school meeting for the annual chapter charter trip to Chicago the weekend of May 13 led by Mrs Evelyn Hartwig and Miss Dorothy Roehl Milred Sackett and Lillian Gernets accompany the seniors.
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Chicago
Jane Addams
Tri-Hi-Y
Evelyn Hartwig
Dorothy Roehl
Mildred Sackett
Lillian Gernets
Weirton Steel Plant Damaged by Early Morning Fire
Flames swept the newly completed electrolytic plant of Weirton Steel Co in Weirton West Virginia. Fire Chief John Ferguson said preliminary estimates indicate tin plating processing unit, the world’s fastest, would exceed 100000 dollars in damage.
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Weirton
W. V
Weirton Steel Co
John Ferguson
MacArthur Urges Fight To Curb Reds
General MacArthur urged Japan to defend its new constitutional liberties against international communist influence. He proposed outlawing Japan's communist party, calling it a satellite of a predatory force and a pawn of alien policy and subversive propaganda. He questioned its right to benefits and protection under the country’s laws.
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Toxyo
MacArthur
Japan
Communist Party
Nati Lawry
Committee Discusses Junior Fair Policies
Green County agricultural committee met last evening in the courthouse to review junior fair policies. They discussed fairgrounds repairs needed to meet state health requirements for a food stand and the equipment purchase under a cash outlay plan, with emphasis on junior exhibitors.
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Agricultural Committee
Court House
Green County
Washington Clocks to Change Next Week
Chicks on the nation’s capital and nearby Maryland and Virginia will move ahead an hour next Sunday a week behind other areas using daylight saving time. The house voted to allow fast time in the District for this year only. The senate agreed to give district commissioners permanent authority to set the clocks ahead. Conference will resolve differences between the bills.
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Maryland
Virginia
House
District of Columbia
Senate
31 Killed in Patiala Ammunition Dump Blast
A blast at an ammunition dump in Patiala, northwest India, yesterday killed 31 people and wounded more than twenty. The explosion occurred in a crowded area, drawing emergency response teams and sparking investigations into the incident.
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New Delhi
India
Patiala
Homemaker Displays Set in Green County Stores
Green County Homemakers groups arranged window displays in Wisconsin Power and Light Co. and J.C. Penney stores for National Home Demonstration Week. Mrs. Frank Bloom and Mrs. Clarence Day organized the displays with Mrs. Howard Kennedy in charge of a related display effort.
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Green County
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
J.C. Penney
Frank Bloom
Clarence Day
Howard Kennedy
Wisconsin Utilities Seek Merger Approval
Wisconsin Electric Power Co. of Milwaukee and Wisconsin Gas and Electric Co. of Racine asked the SEC to approve a merger. Wisconsin Electric would buy the Racine electric properties for 10,873,000 dollars in cash and 150,000 shares of its common stock.
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Contigion
Wisconsin Utility
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Gas and Electric Co
Racine
SEC
Wisconsin Electric
Racine Company
Wisconsin Gas Electric
Record Deportations Hit New California Border Border
Twenty one thousand Mexican aliens were returned to Mexico after crossing the California border last month. Immigration service officials report the figure as a new record for the El Centro and Chula Vista offices, amid 24 hour patrols by plane jeep and horseback.
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Los Angers
California
Immigration Service
el Centro
Chula Vista
Chicago Markets Report Mixed Hog and Cattle Runs
Salable hogs 10 000 with weights under 260 and over. Sows unevenly steady to 25 cents higher. Top hog 17.75 for 200-220 lb. Cattle 9 000 salable. many steers high to choice 30.25-31.50, heifers 29.25-29.50, cows 21.75-23.50. Grains and livestock futures mixed. rail stocks gain on mid day activity.
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Chicago
USDA
Asset Summary From Bank Statement Listing Balances
A bank statement itemizes assets including cash and balances with other banks, U S Government and municipal obligations, corporate stocks including 9,000 Federal Reserve stock, loans and discounts totaling 1,822,026.94 with overdrafts of 768.78, owned bank premises at 31,300, furniture and fixtures 12,860, and other assets totaling 6,915,601.63 with a final rounding of 150,000.00.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
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