Miss Vivian Johnson Marries Donald Lane in Juda Home
The wedding of Miss Vivian Johnson daughter of Mrs Ira Johnson Juda and Donald Lane son of Mrs Marion Lane Oak Park was held at 2 PM in the Johnson home. Rev C J Tingley officiated with Miss Alice Mae Cleveland Albany as bridesmaid and William Thompson Rockford as groomsman. The couple planned a wedding trip to Virginia and Washington DC and will reside in Chicago after May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guga
Vivian Johnson
Ira Johnson
Juda
Donald Lane
Chicago
Marion Lane
Oak Park
Johnson
C. J. ‘Tingley
The
Baptist Church
Alice Mae Cleveland
Albany
Hammond
Ind
William Thompson
Rockford
Jack Andereck
Monroe
Miss Cleveland
Mrs. Johnson
Lane
Mmes
Ben Cleveland Jr
Wilmer Coates
Lewis Lehnherr
L. L. Helland
Doris Kueng
Harry Buehlman
Judo High School
University of Wisconsin
Sigma Upsilon Sigma
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Omicron Nu
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Proviso Township High School
Maywood
Beloit =lege
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
General Mills Co
Miss Roethlisberger Weds Dwight W Elmer in Monticello Church
Marilyn Roethlisberger daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Roethlisberger wed Dwight W Elmer son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Elmer in a candlelight ceremony at the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church Rev A R Achtemeier officiated Attendants were Mrs John Herschlei and Jerry Elmer Bride wore navy silk crepe dress with Viennese lace and an ivory silk hat Partner in New Glarus Post He served in the air corps He will move to Monticello then to New Glarus on June 15 after a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Monticello until that date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herschlei
Madison
Jerry Elmer
Belleville
Elmer
University of Wisconsin School of Nursing
Air Corps
New Glarus Post
Monticello
New Glarus
Mrs. Theresa Zibung Bid Adieu With Swiss Trip Party
Mrs. Theresa Zibung, leaving next Wednesday for a three month visit to Switzerland, was hosted last evening by Miss Pauline Schwarzenberger at her 1500 11th Street apartment. Canasta was played by Miss Schwarzenberger, Mrs. Zibung, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank May before Zibung sails aboard the S S Washington. She will visit her sister Miss Clara Eberle, a teacher in Saargans Canton St Gallen, marking her first return in 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Zibung
Switzerland
Pauline Schwarzenberger
11Th Street
Canasta
Miss Marilyn Hasse Weds William R Hartwig at St John’s Church
Mr and Mrs Lange announce the June 25 wedding of their daughter Marilyn Hasse to William R Hartwig son of Mr and Mrs George J Hartwig 1923 12th Street. The candlelight ceremony will be at 8 p m at St John’s Church. Miss Hasse works for Monroe Feed and Seed Co and Mr Hartwig is in farming.
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Ads
ANG Mts
Wenn L. Russe
Route 3
Marilyn
William R. Hartwig
George J. Hartwig
12Th Street
St. John’s Church
Hasse
Monroe Feed and Seed Co
Hartwig
Birthday Dinner Honors E N Chuveaut and May L Luchsinger
A May birthday dinner was held last evening at the Mrs Elsie Gerber home route 3 honoring E N Chuveaut and May L Luchsinger. Hostesses Nellie Kohli Maude Monroe Paul J Weirich and Belle Burke led the celebration then guests moved to Mrs Kohli's home for the social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Chuveaut
May L. Luchsinger
Elsie Gerber
Route 3
Mmes
Nellie Kohli
Maude Monroe
Paul J. Weirich
Belle Burke
Wayne Area Class Notes Highlight Community Events
Mrs T J Lacey presided over a meeting to discuss summer program activities. South Wayne high school economics girls and Miss Margaret Fisher present a style show at 2 p m in the high school gym with an informal tea following. Patricia Stauffacher and Herman Christen Jr were honored at a miscellaneous shower ahead of their wedding. The WCTU and an upcoming institute for Green and Lafayette counties were announced. Jaanita Rebekah lodge plans a special meeting with state official May Beimel visiting. Reverend Gilbert E Carlton to speak at South Wayne high school bac calaureate on May 14. First softball meeting slated for New Glarus village hall Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Margaret Fisher
Patricia Stauffacher
Herman Christen Jr
St. John’s Church
Clara Brawand
10Th Street
WCTU
Albany
John Morgenthaler
H. A. Erickson
Institute For Green
Lafayette
Juda
Grenzow Schou Wedding In Juda Evangelical Church
Mary Ann Grenzow and Robert L. Schou wed in a double ring ceremony at Juda Evangelical United Brethren Church at 2 PM with white snapdragon decorations framing the altar. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Grenzow, wore white slipper satin with Chantilly lace and a train. groom is son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Schou of Leland. The reception followed at the community hall with lavender and yellow decor. the couple will reside at 1631 North Horace Avenue, Rockford after May 15. Both are graduates in Rockford and Juda, with Mrs Schou employed at Lathrop Brown and Connoly and Mr Schou at Clark Mutual Casualty.
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Vuud — Wpeeiaty — Pasxels
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mary Ann Grenzow
Robert L. Schou
Peter Retzlaff
George Grenzow
Elmer Schou
Leland
Donald Schous
Earl
Wendel Grenzow
Paul Matzke
Esther Larson
Maxine Miller
Community Hall
Irvin Matzke
Carol Meinert
Kathryn Chambers
Lathrop, Brown and Connoly
Rockford
Schou
Earlville High School
Rockford School of Business
George Robers Clark Mutual Casualty Co
Monticello Legion Auxiliary Observes First Anniversary
The Monticello American Legion Auxiliary marked its first anniversary at Casino hall with about 50 attendees including legionnaires as guests. Guest speakers were Gordon Roseleip and Charles Baker, with entertainment by the Gempeler and Kubly families and the Feller sisters.
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Monticenio
Monticello
American Legion Auxiliary
Casino Hall
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Third District Legion
Charles Baker
Madison
Leo Gempeler
Barbara
Nancy
Karen’ Kubly
Feller
Eugene Doyle Assumes Albany Scout Troop Leader Post
Eugene Doyle becomes scoutmaster of Troop No. 107 after a vacancy since last fall. He is aided by Kenneth Sisson and David Zanoni. A reorganization meeting will be held soon, with Dr. F. J. Bongiorno noting other committee members T. E. Sharer F. A. Pattridge and Kenneth Baumgartner and a fifth member to be chosen later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Doyle
S. D. Gaarder
Doyle
Kenneth Sisson
David Zanoni
F. J. Bongiorno
Scout Committee
T. E. Sharer
F. A. Pattridge
Kenneth Baumgartner
Rebekah Lodge Committee Reports And Meeting Notes
Rebekah lodge members met at IOOF hall to hear delegates’ reports from the Evansville district meeting on April 26. Mrs Ralph Ellis served as social chairman with assistance from Mrs Ed win R Broge and Mrs N H Durst. Barbara Meythaler of New Glarus serves on the UW student committee planning the May 20 1950 Tournament of Song on campus. Altar society of St John’s Catholic parish meets Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows hall for May business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Ioof Hall
Evansville
Ralph Ellis
Edwin R. Broge
N. H. Durst
New Glarus
Barbara Meythaler
Altar Society
South Wayne
Altar Society of
St. John’s Catholic
Odd Fellows Hall
Plays By 4-H Clubs At Brodhead High School
Spring Grove and Decatur 4-H clubs stage drama festival at 8 p m Monday in Brodhead high school. Decatur presents His Just Desserts directed by Mrs. Ben Zimmerni. Spring Grove performs Mrs O Learys Cow and The Electric Fence with Mrs Marvin Stabler directing and Weibel sisters with accordion numbers and Diane Smith singing assisted by Mrs. Shrier. Cast includes Audrey Roberts Mary Stabler Tom Roberts Shirley Rosheisen Shirley Rueff Margaret Roberts Russell Pinnow Artie Riese Marybeth Riese Marjory Deppler Larry Pinnow Jerry Stabler Gary Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Spring Grove
Decatur
Brodhead ‘High
Ben Zimmerni
O’leary
Marvin ‘Stabler
Weibel Sisters
Diane Smith
Senate Approves Foreign Aid Setup
The Senate passed a large foreign aid bill despite reductions. The overall package totals about 3.122 billion dollars with a 60 to 8 vote, while Truman’s 45 million “point four” aid to underdeveloped areas cleared by one vote 37 to 36. A near tie blocked a 50 million cut to the European recovery program, and the Marshall plan third year faced the only significant cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Truman
University Agronomist To Speak Here Tonight
George Briggs, University of Wisconsin extension agronomist, will be a guest speaker Tuesday evening at a weed control meeting in the courthouse for Morroe and surrounding township areas. Township chairmen, deputy weed commissioner and custom spray ring operators as well as farmers are urged to attend. The latest data on 245 for control of brush will be explained. Nick Calabresa of the soils conservation department will discuss land use in weed control. Others participating will be Fred Williams, Green county weed commissioner, Myron E. Jeglum, county agricultural agent, and Robert Davenport, high school agricultural instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Briggs
University of Wisconsin Extension Agronomist
Court House
Morroe
Nick Calabresa
Soils Conservation Department
Fred Williams
Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
Robert Davenport
Wavell Goes To Hospital On 67th Birthday
Field Marshal Lord Wavell was admitted to hospital in London for a serious abdominal operation on his 67th birthday his family said the condition will give rise to anxiety for the next few days. In Racine Joseph Adamovitz 61 was killed Friday after being struck by a northbound North Western train the coroner listed the death as death by own action.
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Marshal Wavell
London
Field Marshal Lord Wavell
Racine
Joseph Adamovitz
North Western
Bernard Evenson
Dike Break Floods Parts of Winnipeg
Winnipeg and nearby St Boniface faced dike breaches after three barriers failed flooding four streets in North Winnipeg. Officials warned the Red river could rise another 18 inches, reaching eight and a half feet above flood stage, threatening several city blocks if more dikes failed. City Engineer W D Hurst warned of widespread flooding if breaches widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
St. Boniface
W. D. Hurst
Small Business Aid Plan Studied
President Truman submitted a five point program to aid small business. It calls for government loan insurance and creation of investment companies for long term loans. Senators Lucas Maybank Sparkman praised it as sound while Senator Wherry urged less government. New York bankers gave it a cool reception. Small business groups had no immediate comment.
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Washington
Truman
Senate Democrats
Wherry
R-Neb
Congress
New York
Lucas
D-Ill
Maybank
D-Sc
Sparkman
Dala
Green County 4H Center Holds Third Meeting
The Green County Center 4-H club held its third meeting on Thursday evening with discussion and planning for future work. Chester Dillon Jr led the club pledge and Nancy Woelfly led allegiance to the flag. Myron Jegium county agricultural agent showed pictures. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green CO. Center
Green County Center
4-H Club
Chester Dillon Jr
Nancy Woelfly
Myron Jegium
Wisconsin Wind Speeds Vary From Gale To Hurricane
Wisconsin experienced winds ranging from a whole gale to a hurricane with gusts up to 92 miles per hour. Superior recorded 88 miles per hour and Green Bay 92. Dust storms tied to Kansas winds were the cause, described as Wisconsin’s worst since 1935. Weather officials cited imported hides as an unrelated 1950 supply note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Superior
Green Bay
R. J. Mackenhirn
University of Wisconsin Experiment Station
Madison
University
al Joos
Kansas
Isolated Disease Found In Wild Animals In Green County
A virulent bacterium was isolated from blood streams of sick raccoons at Poynette game farm. Health officials urge all wardens to report sick or dead wildlife and advise hunters not to use raccoon dogs for training while tests continue. Rabies tests are negative. pneumonia and brain inflammation observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
man-Robertson Pathology
Poynette Game
Norman Hicks
Green County
Kenneth Flakas
Poynette
Warden Hicks
Game Division
Monroe
Trip Planned to Mt Horeb Swiss Lace Factory Visit
West Side Workers planned a June outing to Mt Horeb Little Norway and the New Glarus Swiss lace factory. The group met Thursday at the Clayte Coplien home, 803 17th Street, and Mrs. Net tie Baltzer will host the June 15 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Horeb
Little Norway
Glarus
West Side
Clayte Coplien
17Th Street
Nettie Baltzer
Lights Go Out In Dental Office Mystery
Dentists and a patient were startled when the power failed at a local dental office. An X ray machine briefly sparked back to life during an test, but the lights remained off until a child restored them by climbing chairs and turning them on. The wind was blamed for knocking a door knocker at the Deininger home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wang Room
Wilbur E. Deininger
18Th Avenue
Deiningers
Deininger
David
Britain allows FBI interview with Dr. Klaus Fuchs
A Scotland Yard agent will observe FBI questioning of atom spy Dr. Klaus Fuchs in prison about Russian espionage in America. Britain granted permission with conditions, citing exceptional circumstances, after Fuchs was sentenced last March to 14 years for disclosing British-American atomic secrets to Russia.
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London
Scotland Yard
FBI
Atom
Klaus Fuchs
America
Britain
Fuchs
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Roethlisberger
Dwight W. Elmer
Marilyn Hasse
W.R. Hartwig
T. J. Lacey
Jaanita Rebekah Lodge
May Beimel
Manston
State Assembly
Monticello’s Legion Marks Auxiliary Year
World
News of the Homemakers
Sity Aabour
Trukenbrod’s
Wis
Dr. Fuchs
Chevrolet
Pary Ioap
Americ Ling
Marty-Ripp
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