Mothers' Program Set for Universalist Aid Society
The Universalist Aid Society will host a Mothers Day program tomorrow in church parlors after a 3:45 p m dessert coffee and a regular meeting. An all day quilting session precedes the 3 p m business meeting with Mrs Anna Clark and Mrs Fred J Bolender pouring at tea. Music includes Marion Walker piano solo Miss Harriet Carson devotion and reading and Doris Ann Tschudy Ellen Rubi in violin cello duets with Carol Schwingel.
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Universalist Aid Society
Anna Clark
Fred J. Bolender
Walter J. Hammer
Walter L. Day
Theodore A. Hartman
Marion Walker
Harriet Carson
Doris Ann Tschudy
Ellen Rubi
Carol Schwingel
Robert Hardell
Mies
John E. MacMartin
Simon B. Lynch
James Forbes
J. A. Roub
Orangeville Mothers Day planning event at Grace Reformed Church
Orangeville Times Special reports on a Mothers Day program to be held May 14 at 8 in Grace Reformed Church. Recitations and exercises feature Mrs Gilbert Abraham representing the Mother, with multiple musical items by local students and ensembles. Ministers will lead scripture and prayer.
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Orangeville
Union
Grace Reformed Church
Gilbert Abraham
Bonnie Bolender
Edna Reeser
Patsy Brookover
Carol Schulz
June Holloway
Mary Daughenbaugh
Joan Barmore
Marie Hemphill
Eugene Shaffer
Robert Freese
Billy
Ronnie Blankenhorn
Beverly
Lila Miller
Sandra Gross
Donna Lehman
Caryl Frautschy
Connie Russell
Edith| Welz
Virginie Frink
Allen Fehr
Sue Moore
Eleanor Foss
Bernice Barker
Katharine Lenz
Darlene Mays
New Apostolic Church Mothers Day Program Highlights
The New Apostolic church will present My Hours of Memory in Song at the Mother's Day program tomorrow at 8 pm. Young people and Sunday school will stage songs and recitations led by Miss Mary Leuenberger as the mother with vocal solos by Miss Kathrine Friedrichs Eleanor Frederick Carl Goecks and Miss Mary Ann Balzly. A reception for guests will follow in the church parlors.
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New Apostolic Church
Mary Leuenberger
Katherine Friedrichs
Eleanor Frederick
Carl Goecks
Mary Ann Balzly
Monticello Grades To Present Operetta The Farmer in the Dell
Monticello pupils from grades one through six will stage The Farmer in the Dell next Wednesday at Karlen's hall. Over 100 children perform under directors Miss Lora Dick Miss Marie Splinter Mrs Ruth Zentner and Mrs Hazel Kundert.
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Monticello
Karlen’s Hall
Lora Dick
Marie Splinter
Ruth Zentner
Hazel Kundert
Women’s club names committees for 1930 51 season
Mrs. Clifford Black leads the Woman’s club in naming committees for the 1930 51 season. Appointees include program music social calendar finance flower and gift membership improvement auditing department chairmen and chairs for American citizenship home art civil service conservation and gardens educa tion Indian welfare law observe motion pictures press and publicity radio international relations legislation hygiene and more. The final spring meeting in Memorial hall featured a Navajo lecture by Mrs. Dan Fierheller with marimba solos by Miss Alice Haroldson. Hostesses included several club members.
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Orangeville
Woman’s Club
Clifford Black
Wilmer Palmer
M. W. Moore
Lester Krug
Roy Wanger
Clifford Wells
Roy Ruff
Margaret Barmore
Merle Leverton
Frank Oschner
Glen Bolender
Fred Buehler
Lyle Rinehart
Edgar , Foss
Elmer Priewe
Ransom Ding
Leo Rusk
Ray Askey
Lee Barker
Clayton Heck
Herman Wyssman
Edna Reeser
Mmes
Verl Boyer
Louis Rabe
Vernon West
Frank Limacher
Earl Barron
Curt’ Cole
Earl Dittmar
Carl, Folgate
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Albert Kneubuehl
I. O. Shaffer
LeRoy Hughes
Walter Foss
George Obert
Ralph Zettle
Merrill Mays
Homer Walker
Ellen Goodhart
Memorial Hall
Dan Fierheller
Fierheller
Gallop
N. M
Freeport
William Haupt
Ashton
Fred | Zunker
Alice Haroldson
Davis
William Ochsner
Frank Ochsner
Ransom Dinges
Frederick Rickleff
Ralph Frautschy
Elwyn Mains
Mrs. Julia Lyngaas Heads Woman's Club
Mrs. Julia Lyngaas was elected president of the Woman's club for 1950 51 at the final spring meeting May 8. Officers include Mmes. William Buckingham vice president Harry Disrud secretary Almond Holt treasurer Frank Mason Jr corresponding secretary Theressa Marten program committee chairman and O T Olson social committee chairman. Flowers and Gardens was the topic presented by Mines William Weaver Cora Guldhaug Julia Lyngaas and O T Olson. A report on the third district convention in Mineral Point May 4 was given by Mrs N A Nelson. Mrs F L Kingeter spoke of a trip to the Washington D C cherry blossom festival.
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Siandharavinie
Julia Lyngaas
Woman’s Club
Mmes
William Buckingham
Harry Disrud
Almond Holt
Frank Mason Jr
Theressa Marten
O. T. Olson
William Weaver
Cora Guldhaug
Mineral Point
N. A. Nelson
F. L. Kingeter
Washington, D. C
Clarno WSWS Hosts Evening With Slides From Alaska Trip
Mrs Verna Kubly and co host Mrs Arleigh Frautschy entertained 18 members and guests at the Kubly home Tuesday evening. Devotions were led by Mrs Carl Jensen and Mrs Homer Retzlaff gave the lesson on Homes in Japan. The program ended with colored slides taken on a 1947 Alaska trip by Mrs Clarence Bordner.
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Casion
Clifford Black
Clarence Bordner
Alaska
Ntertain
WSW
Clarno
Verna Kubly
Arleigh Frautschy
Clarno Wsws
Kubly
Carl¢ Jensen
Homer Retzlaff
Japan
Floyd Timm
Miss Gibbons Feted at Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Herbert Ripp hosted a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Janice M. Gibbons whose marriage to Bernard Lee is planned for May 20. Guests included Mmes. William F. Schmitz Mervin G. Wilson Clifford Reasa and Misses Kathleen Sheehan Patricia Tobin Margaret Niedermann Charleen McGinnis.
Plans Church Talk At Orangeville May 15
Rev Verner Birch of Freeport First Methodist will speak to the Orangeville Methodist men's club on world politics and impact on small communities. A home bureau session follows May 19 at Mrs Donald Leck home with laundry hints and topics led by Mrs Clarence Barker, Mrs nn Geller, and Mrs James Khittenburg.
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Orangeville
Verner Birch
First Methodist Church of
Freeport
Donald Leck
Clarence Barker
Nn Geller
James Khittenburg
Band Club Elects Officers At Booster Meeting
At a recent band boosters club meeting the officers chosen were president Mrs Homer Fehr vice president Mrs Harris Rote secretary Mrs Elmer Heck and treasurer Mrs George Busjahn The Evan gelical United Brethren church brotherhood met Monday evening with Arthur Keen and others in attendance
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Orangeville
Band Boosters Club
Homer Fehr
Harris Rote
Elmer Heck
George Busjahn
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the Evangelical United Brethren Church
Arthur Keen
Rural schools plant trees and share Arbor Day moments
Pupils at Hart school in Decatur township ended the year with an Arbor Day program planting eight evergreens donated by Mr. Saunders. Mrs. Bernice Miller sang Trees while Bruce and James watched. Conservation students joined a Badger school field trip and children prepare Mother’s Day recipe booklets. Rush school Cadiz pupils enjoy playground activities and erected pole vaulting gear with hot meals and a tree planting led by Roger Christen and Geraldine Williams.
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Hart School
Decatur Township
Saunders
Judy J
Larry
Bernice Miller
Joyce Kilmer
Bruce
James
Badger School
Rose Broeren
Rush
Cadiz Township
Geraldine Williams
Alice Svendsen
Patty Schumacher
Roger Christen
Victim of Family Fight Over Radio in Gillett Wis
A pregnant 21 year old Mrs Alvin Wesenberg was wounded in her chest by a .22 rifle shot said to be fired by her father in law Gust Wesenberg 55 who then killed himself near their farm after a posse approached. The shooting occurred after the man objected to the radio playing in the home. The victim was recovering at an Oconto hospital.
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Gillett
Wis
Oconto
Gust Wesenberg
Alvin Wesenberg
Edward Coopman
Coopman
Wesenberg
Freed U S Airmen Reported Aboard British Ship
The steamer Hunan captain informed Butterfield and Swire that two American airmen held by Chinese communists for over a year are aboard. The men are Marine Master Sgt Elmer C Bender of Cincinnati and Navy Chief Electrician William C Smith of Long Beach California.
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Hong Kong
Hunan
Butterfield and Swire
Elmer C. Bender
Cincinnati
Navy
William C. Smith
Long Beach
Calif
Chairman Reports Cancer Drive Raises 1381.24 in Monroe
Monroe city fund chairman Mrs. E A Janke announced this morning that solicitors had collected 1381.24 for the cancer drive. Additional contributions left at banks are not yet tallied. Garnet Rupnow, age 13, donated from saved pennies and Christmas money, while a group of ward chairmen and workers assisted with solicitation.
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E. A. Janke
Monroe City Fund
Jate
Garnet Rupnow
14Th Avenue
Ward
John H. Bruni
Edna Mackey
Robert Kingdon
Sam Rubi
James’ Bray
C. R. Kohli
Earl Johnson
Fred Simpson
T. R. Holyoke
Genevieve Arensdorf
Viva Stauffacher
Everett Keel
Victor Sorenson
Methodist Leader Rallies Foes of Reds
Rev John D Herr superintendent of the northwest district Philadelphia conference told 650 delegates at the 164th annual Philadelphia conference that the Methodist church is in a strategic position to fight communism, describing the denomination as large and well organized.
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Lhe Methodist Church
John D. Herr
Northwest
Philadelphia
Welder Harvey Paasch Killed At Roddis Plywood Plant
Marshfield is struck by tragedy as Harvey Paasch, 22, dies after a welding accident at the Roddis Plywood Corp plant on Wednesday. The incident occurred during routine work at the Marshfield facility. Paasch is survived by family and colleagues who mourn the loss.
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Marshfield
Harvey Paasch
Roddis Plywood Corp
Judges Pick 4-H Speech Winners at Green County contest
Winners in junior and senior 4-H speaking contests were named at Green County Normal school. Senior winners will meet tonight in New Glarus to choose county representation for a district meet. Senior safety winner Lydia Wels with Donna Signer as alternate. senior conservation speech winner Joan Hazeltine with Helen Stettler as alternate. Junior safety winners include Maribeth Riese, William Tenatsch Deppeler, and Janice Christensen. junior conservation stalks winners include Dianne Smith, Bernice Wiebs, Rose Marye Koch.
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Green County Normal School
Glarus
Green County
Lydia Wels
Milom Club
Donna Signer
Clarno
Joan Hazeltine
Juda
Helen Stettler
Oakley
Maribeth Riese
Spring Grove
William Tenatsch Deppeler
Janice Christensen
Decatur
Dianne Smith
Bernice Wiebs
Rose Marye Koch
Clar
Miller and Wiebel Mentioned in Local Election Note
Betty Wiebel of Spring Grove and endline references to judges Robert Davenport Harriet Baldwin and Madge Dahms appear in a brief local item. Milwaukee report notes William T Gray, 48, chief accountant, as stricken in an unrelated development.
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Betty Wiebel
Spring Grove
Robert Davenport
Harriet Baldwin
Monroe
Madge Dahms
W. T. Gray
Milwaukee
William T. Gray
Tragedy at Glasses Fitting Claims Corporate Officer
The assistant secretary of 1 Heart Corp. Gray collapsed and died Wednesday from a cerebral hemorrhage while a pair of glasses was being fitted. A physician and a fire department squad attempted to revive him but failed.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
1 Heart Corp
Gray
Fire Department
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