Colorful Junior Prom Climaxed by Parties and Gatherings
Approximately 350 parents watched the grand march as the junior prom ended with activities at homes and a carnival. Sophomores previewed next year while punch was served and doors opened for mingling before a 3:30 Goetz theater movie outing. Harveda Grant’s daughter hosted dinners with guests including Helen Buot Krauss Marilyn Ott and others at Grant's last night for their daughter Harveda.
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Goetz Theater
Grant
Harveda
Helen Buot
Krauss
Marilyn Ott
Dale Barth
Harold Pagel Oe
James Share Harveda
Aid Society Meeting Adds Sewing and Quilting
Universalist group hosts an afternoon of sewing and quilting plus a social program. Mrs. EN Churchill leads the bake program while Joann Davis and Carol Schinde contribute talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID Society
Universalist
En Carol Schindee
Joann Davis
EN. Churchill
Grace Lutheran Society to Meet Monday for Film Presentation
The Girls Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church will gather at 4 p.m. Monday in the church parlors. Mrs Newell Mendenhall will present The Victorious Adventure a film on the deaconesses. Odell Monte will host and Mildred Stauffer will be decoration chairman.
WRC Group Hosts One O'clock Luncheon
A WRC group meets for a one o'clock luncheon, with attendees gathering at the designated venue for a brief briefing and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Team Enjoys Party At The Style Shop Bowling Dinner
The Style Shop bowling team held a dinner party last evening at Grant's Maple Grove Inn in old Argyle. Team members attended a casual gathering to celebrate recent wins and camaraderie.
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Style Shop
Grant
Maple Grove Inn
Old Argyle
Dinner Monday Night Potluck at Union Presbyterian
The Union Presbyterian church hosts a mother and daughter potluck Monday evening at six in the church parlors. The Women’s Guild will oversee the supper and program following the meal.
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Union Presbyterian Church
Women’s Guild
Schindler To Speak At Nurses Meeting
Schindler will address a dinner meeting of the second district State Nurses association at the Eugene hotel Thursday evening. The discussion focuses on the treatment of psychosomatic illnesses and will include members from Rock, Walworth, Jefferson, and Green counties.
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Second District
The
State Nurses Association
Eugene
Rock, Walworth, Jefferson
Green
Miss Arensdorf
Council of Europe Planned at London
Countries including Britain France Italy Ireland Norway Sweden signed a statute to establish the Council of Europe. The leadership and full list of founding members are noted as the agreement progresses.
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Council of Europe
London
Britain
France
Italy
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Second Piano Recital Set For Immanuel Church Tuesday
The second recital by Mrs. John Ivey's pupils occurs Tuesday at 7 30 pm in Immanuel Church. Performers include Frederick Studer Gary Hoesly Judith Seyler Nancy Cameron Barbara Mauer man Marjorie Niffenegger Judith Holland Shirley Pickett Barbara Boyd Sandra Haworth and a concluding song by Richard Kelley with Mary Ann Von Moos and Marion Boynton at the two pianos. Additional names appear on the program as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ivey
Immanuel Church
Frederick Studer
Gary Hoesly
Judith Seyler
Nancy Cameron
Barbara Mauerman
Marjorie Niffenegger
Judith Holland
Shirley Pickett
Barbara Boyd
Sandra Haworth
Richard Kelley
Mary Ann von Moos
Marion Boynton
Penny Kundert
Janeen Wellenkotter
Mary Staub
Jerry Stauffacher
Joanne Hyland
Carla Dallman
Rosalie Studer
Judith Field
Donna Marty
Ruth Hartwig
Patricia Amos
Rhea Schadt
Patricia Brookover
Patricia Lamboley
Franklin Deininger
Marilyn Rutsch
Evelyn Johnson
Rita Brengenzer
George Mauerman Jr
Mary Anderson
Phyllis Scharnweber
Rena Thorp
Joann Block
Mary
Josephine Stalder
Judith Pickett
Lela Ludwig
Betty Baker
Catherine Blum
Daphne Stassin
Siegfried Gunderson
Lowell Stuess
Joseph McGuire
Sonja Coplein
Caroline Wood
Keith Wainwright
Sandra Scherer
Shirley Picket
Marian Boynton
Marcia Levy
Nancy Kundert
Barbara Haworth
Marjorie Niffeneg
Enthralling Bridge Evening After Plastics Demo
Mrs. Paul W. Ritschard hosted four bridge tables at 1017 19th Street after a plastics demonstration by Mrs. Ruth Johnson of Madison. Honors went to Mrs. Ross Martin, Miss Dorothy Johnson, and Mrs. Harold Wilson. prizes to Miss Wilma Pfeiffer and Mrs. William Heinzelman. Attendees included Mrs. Frederick Lanz, Mrs. Harold Hermann, Roy C. Kubly, Clifford Fritz, Robert J. Rufenacht, Harris Germann, Robert L. Kubly, Walter J. Kubly, Simon Meyer, Cc. F. Cleeremans, and Miss Betty Crow.
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Paul W. Ritschard
19Th Street
Ruth Johnson
Madison
Ross Martin
Dorothy Johnson
Harold Wilson
Wilma Pfeiffer
William Heinzelman
Mmes
Frederick Lanz
Harold Hermann
Roy C. Kubly
Clifford Fritz
Robert J. Rufenacht
Harris Germann
Swartz and Tobin Elected Delegates to Rebekah Assembly
Mrs Harry C Swartz and Mrs Chester Tobin were elected as delegates to attend the Rebekah lodge assembly in Stevens Point on June 12. Delegates were chosen by 22 attending members at Esther Rebekah lodge meeting last night in IOOF hall. A social evening followed led by Mrs Anna Legler with games and refreshments. participants included Miss Helen Altman Mrs Morris Babler Mrs A E Mitchell and Miss Marie Blum.
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Harry C. Swartz
Chester Tobin
Rebekah Lodge
Stevens Point
Esther Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Anna Legler
Helen Altman
Morris’ Babler
A. E. Mitchell
Marie Blum
Hostess at Shower in Monticello Honors Miss Virginia Barlow
Mrs. W. P. Barlow hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday at the J. M. Barlow home for Miss Virginia Barlow. Her marriage to Ed Mills is set for May 14 at St. Raphael's church Madison. Guests listed include Mrs. W. L. Zweifel Roger Klassy New Glarus and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
W. P. Barlow
J. M. Barlow
Virginia Barlow
Ed Mills
St. Raphael’s Church
Madison
Miss Barlow
Mmes. W. L. Zweifel
Roger Klassy
New Glarus
Ray Schoonover
Florice Paulson
Fannie G. Benkert
Washington Reform Aid society holds noon potluck
Twenty members of the Washington Reformed Aid society and the men who spent the day cleaning the church yard shared a noon potluck at the Washington Reformed Church parlors. The afternoon aid meeting drew 20 members and a guest. A $1000 gift from the Emma Wesenberg estate will fund world relief and missionary work. Mrs. Achtemeier reported on the regional Women’s Guild meeting at Darlington on April 28.
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Monticello
Washington Reformed Aid Society
Washington
Fannie Loveland
Werner Hefty
Clarence Elmer Jr
Farewell party for Cpl Elmer W Holland before Fort Bliss
A potluck farewell honored Cpl Elmer W Holland who leaves on a 24 day furlough for Fort Bliss Texas after returning from two years on Guam. Attendees included his wife and family, siblings Mrs Joseph Hurst and John Hurst, Mrs Dorothea Watson Arlie Richtman from Freeport, Raymond Holland, Mrs John Holland, Mr and Mrs Ivan Hoffman Lena, Mr and Mrs Maurice Ringhand and children Walter and Carol Woods of Albany.
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Orangeville
Cpl
Elmer W. Holland
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Tex
Cpl. Holland
Guam
Holland
Joseph Hurst
John Hurst
Dorthea Watson
Arlie_ Richtman
Freeport
Raymond Holland
John Holland
Veterans Housing Hearing Next Week in Madison
The joint finance committee will hold hearings next Wednesday on three measures for allocating 16 million dollars from a liquor tax for veterans housing. Gov. Rennebohm proposed direct loans and grants to housing authorities. Senate bills favor local direct aid and loans while a minority plan would allocate funds by county veteran populations. The committee will also hear a crossing safety bill and the education panel plans a UW medical school admissions report.
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Madison
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Rennebohm
Sens. Laird
Sens. Laird (R-Marshfield
Lenroot
R-Superior
Assembly
Assembly Education Committee
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Stolen Studebaker Recovered With Major Parts Missing
Superior Earl White recovered his 1949 Studebaker after it was stolen with only 12 miles on the odometer. Three days later the car was found on a rural road showing 49 miles on the speedometer, but the motor, transmission, overdrive, radiator, battery and many other parts were ripped from the vehicle.
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Earl White
Studebaker
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller And Weekend Visitors
A string of social visits spreads through Janesville Delavan and surrounding towns. Residents host relatives and friends from Beloit Shawne Brodhead Rockford Monroe Mattoon and Chicago over the weekend and Sunday.
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Inez Weaver
Florence Miller
Janesville
Clarence Morton
Zetta Bradley
Stella Haman
Whitewater
Gertrude Newman
Clarence Lemke
E. Hanson
Clara Seidschlag
Shawne
Leland Skattum
Thomas Skattums
Bill
Frederick Reitz
Winneconnie
Wis
Ted Wyss Jr
Laurence Sharer
Virgil Berger
Monroe
Robert Castater
Terri Lyn
Ted Miller
Gilbert Albright
Nellie Durst
Mattoon
Ill
Chester Albright
Glen Dunwiddie
Claude Dunwiddie
Delavan
Myrtle Kemp
Fred Brunkow
Clarence Brunkow
Hungarians protest over Yugoslav agents accused
The Hungarian government charged Yugoslavia with sending more than 100 agents illegally into Hungary on the night of April 21 and lodged a protest with Yugoslav authorities.
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Budapest
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Flying Sandy and Elf Shoot Pup Through Neighborhood
A whimsical scene unfolds as Sandy the dog learns to fly with Elf Fairy Britches guiding Sniffenpup. neighbors Mrs Jones and Mrs Martin react with astonishment while the pup skims tulips and daffodils, leaving adults debating what they just saw.
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Sniffenpup
Sandy
Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Martin
Prosecution to End Coplon Story Monday
Federal prosecutors said they will wrap up the Coplon case with a March 4 meeting review that led to the arrest of Judith Coplon and Valentine A. Gubitchev. They noted about half the government’s case has been presented, focusing on two New York meetings.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Valentine A. Gubitchex
FBI
Justice Department
New York
Miss Coplon
Gubitchev
John M. Kelly Jr
Raymond P. W
Eight plead innocent in La Crosse gambling raid
Eight men pleaded innocent and two pleaded no contest and were fined on baseball pool gambling charges after raids on three cigar stores and a printing company by local and state authorities Thursday night.
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la Crosse
New Members Daniel Wilde Added to Listing
A notice records Daniel Robert Wilde residing at 510 16th avenue becoming a new member. The Albany area entry dates March 28, 1949 and May 9, 1947 appear in the surrounding public notice context.
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Daniel Robert Wilde
16Th Avenue
Cheryl Jean Murphy
Albany
Wisconsin Drivers Lose 4298 Licenses in Four Months
Madison report shows 4,298 Wisconsin residents had licenses revoked or suspended in the first four months of the year. One-year revocations totaled 1,659, with 2,639 other cases losing driving privileges for shorter periods.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Department
Mothers Entertained by Students on Mother's Day Program
Students from first through sixth grade assisted by teachers Miss Lora Dick Mrs John Stauffer Mrs Matt Zent ner and Mrs Hazel Kundert entertained their mothers at a Mother's Day program Friday.
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Monticello
Lora Dick
John Stauffer
Matt Zentner
Hazel Kundert
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Monroe Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin. Include name post office date of birth and age last birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe, Wis
Albany Memorial Day Program Set With Community Leaders
J R Schesser will be master of ceremonies for the annual Memorial Day celebration on Monday May 30. M L Barton heads the program committee with Rev Orra Compton and others assisting. Dell Jones is parade marshal. Roy Phelps chairs flag details and decorations. Gernevive Reinitz Shir ly Crooke and Jack Graves head finance. veterans grave decorating led by Reasa Osborne Gelbach Peckham Morgen thaler Jacobson Jr and others at Hillcrest and area cemeteries.
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Albany
J. R. Schesser
M. L. Barton
Orra Compton
M. L. Bardner
Maynardsell
Genevive Reinitz
Dell Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
Roy Phelps
W. K. Dehmer
Ivan Whalen
Shirley Crooke
Jack Graves
Harry Reasa
E. O. Osborne
Hillcreast Cemetery
C. H. Gelbach
Gap
Lester Peckham
Attica
John Morgenthaler
Albany Catholic
Harry Jacobson Jr
English Settlement
Crooke
Breeders To Elect Directors Tuesday At Green County Co op
The Green County Breeders Co op will hold its annual meeting at 8 p m Tuesday in the courthouse. Terms of two directors Saree Sylvester and Arleigh Frautschy expire as the board remains seven members. Merlin Rufer will present the financial report as a state audit is conducted and films show bull types used in AI work. Coop staff and technicians will be on hand at the basement headquarters to meet members.
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Green County Breeders Co-op
Court House
Sylvester Township
Arleigh Frautschy
Clarno Township
State Department of Agriculture
Merlin Rufer
Orville Folkedahl
Blanchardville
Coop
Houle
Carl Jensen
Peter Klassy
Norman Arn
Lewis Pittman
Robert Barry
Ella Kubly
Selmer Lien
Fred Zimmerman
Form Bureau Group To Visit Black Hills
A Form Bureau group will depart on June 4 to attend a Midwest training school in the Black Hills. The trip aims to bolster regional professional development and share best practices among members.
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Black Hills
Represent
Midwest
Farm Scene Construction At Northern Line Is In Progress
At OO Farm Scene construction progresses with an 18 foot diameter structure and a 6 to 8 feet length. It features combined hay making storage and cafeteria in northern Tlineis with a capacity of about 68 tons.
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Kelvinator
Tlineis
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Schindler
Nurses’ Meeting
Veterans Housing
Juda
F. N. Miller
E. Ault
Happy
Dayne Alan Lee
Winslow
Richard Allen Heinkel
Roger Allen Zimmerman
Warren
Ronald James Goecks
Pauline Joyce Disch
LeRoy Henry Brown
Kathleen Amelia Hartwig
Kay Ann Knobel
Ronald William Baun
Brodhead
David Lee Etheridge
Louis G. Studer
Ronald H. Wilde
Ronald Alvin Zweifel
Brooklyn
Diane Kay Robinson
Browntown
Gerald Gene Hilfiker
Wilson Grant Bear
Regina Mae Higbee
Jenny Lou Anderson
Argyle
Edith Mae Kubly
Verona
James Swiggum
Beverly Rose Dunaway
Marjorie Lillian Stoll
Armin John Daubert
Donna Lou Clark
21St Street
Leona Johnson
Careda Jean Liedschlag
14Th Avenue
Phyllis Walters
138Th Avenue
Prosecution
Coplon
Wm. A
Farmer’s Mutual Automobile
Paul Knoll
Monroe Insurance Agency
Postoffice
Chiropractic Clinic
J. Gonstead
Moenree
OO Farm
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