Miss Louise Hauri Weds Roy Zentner In Albany Church
Miss Louise M Hauri of Monticello and Roy Zentner of Monroe united in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist church Albany performed by Rev Richard Werner The bride wore white satin with seed pearls and a fingertip veil The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Zentner A reception followed at the John Pengra residence The couple plan a northern Wisconsin wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousemarion Hauri
Wer
Monticello
Kota
Ill
First Baptist Church
Albany
Richard Werner
Fred Zentner
13Th Avenue
Monroe
Dorothy S. Hauri
Grace Mae Hauri
Florence
Corrine Zentner
LaVon Kay Pengra
Brodhead
Carl Zweifel
Juda
Dakota
Marvin Schneider
Al‘Monroe
Rose Marie Johnson
Esther Paulson
Albert Loeffe
John Pengra
Pengra
Gertrude Pfister
Bernie Sulzer
Kathryn Lawyer
Doris Zentner
Wisconsin
Sylvester
Kempfert Pharmacy
Prom Night Opens With Arabian Night Theme
The 1948 Junior Prom at the high school gym begins with a grand march led by King Eugene Quinn and prom queen Donna Thomm. Rob Edgar's orchestra plays as about 100 couples are expected to attend an evening of dancing and decorations by Rudy Maurer and a committee including Nanci Moldenhauer and Mary Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoo Jamess
Wenie Ors
Eugene Quinn
Donna Thomm
Rob Edgar
Rudy Maurer
Nanci Moldenhauer
Mary Hess
Hans Sulzer
Melvin Ehlert
Marilyn It
Regular bi monthly G U G G meeting at Turner hall
G U G G members welcomed at Turner hall in midweek meeting. John A Eley Sam Hoes ly and Lee Riese listed among attendees. Seventy seven members present. Donation approved for Boy Scout drive. Mrs Eley and Mrs Rose Rennick honored. Bridge winners were Mrs Adam Marty and Mrs Casper Heimann. Refreshment chair Mrs Alex Rutsch. entertainment chair Mrs Albert Wyss. Next meeting scheduled May 27 per secretary Mrs John Kubly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssewestreen
Turner Hall
Ames
John A. Eley
Sam Hoesly
Lee Riese
Boy Scout
Eley
Rose Rennick
Bridge
Adam Marty
Casper Heimann
Alex Rutsch
Albert Wyss
John Kubly
Mt Horeb Cir Event Delivers Speakers And Choir
Mrs Louis Larson of Chicago will give a greeting while M A Mortenson of Madison reports on the circuit-radng committee A group of high school girls will sing The Lords Prayer A Strum Argyle circuit director of evangelism and Mrs Alfred Storvick Koes cage speak during the afternoon Dinner is hosted by West Viota Aid society Oliver Lee presides I A Lavik Horeb secretary Mrs John Minnig Blue Mounds treasurer Mrs George Strum Argyle listed among officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Larson
Chicago
A. Mortenson
Madison
George Strum
Argyle
Alfred Storvick
Koescage
West Viota Aid Society
Mt. Horeb Cir
Oliver Lee
I. A. Lavik
Horeb
John Minnig
Blue Mounds
George »Strum
Mothers Day Program Highlights At Parish Hall
Daughters and mothers attend a three generation gathering at St Victor's parish hall with a program of singing readings and a folk dance. Notable attendees include Mrs. Regula Voegeli oldest grandmother and Mrs. Lora Pease youngest mother. Brownie troop mothers present for Mother’s Day tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Becker
Ruth
Emily Gempeler
Gladys) Buehl
William’ Buehl
Matt Zentner
Bessie Youngreen
Joyce Pease
Henry V. Babler
Ree
Wee Tee Marianne
Dawn
Jenny Elmer
Harvey Elmer
Wallace P. Barlow
Regula Voegeli
Eugene Updike
Lora Pease
Delmar Kubly
W. D. Elmer
Royal Karlen
Brownie Troop
St. Victor's Parish Hall
Raphael
Messmer
Monticello
Zwingli Evangselical and Reformed Aid Society
Mmes
A. R. Achtemeier
C. M. Stauffer
M. E. Lynn
Margaret Kammeier
Beth Ann Schuler
Barbara Gemperer
Joan Schneider
Mary Baebler
Nancy
Karen Kubly
Virginia Elmer
Judith
Madeline Karlen
Winslow Club Organizes with New Officers and Plan
Bruce Babler is president and club reporter, with Winslow secretary treasurer Mrs John Augs burger and sunshine chair. Other members present at the organizational meeting include Mrs Melvin Kuhl Brown town, Mrs Frederick Hastings and Mrs Harold Staley Winslow. The regular meeting is set for the fourth today each month, with Mrs William May as center chairman assisting in organizing the new club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Bruce Babler
Winslow
John Augsburger
Sunshine
Melvin Kuhl
Browntown
Frederick Hastings
Harold Staley
William May
New
Ory club dines at Wagon Wheel near Rockton
Members of the Ory club gathered at the Wagon Wheel near Rockton for a six o'clock dinner Wednesday night. Mrs John Mueller attended with a birthday gift. Attending were Mmes T J Hinds George Smiths Ent Rothenbuehler Joe Conrad and several others, with a Mothers Day picnic noted at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Rohner and Fred Brawand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTY Club
Ory Club
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
John Mueller
Mmes. T. J. Hinds
George Smiths
Rothenbuehler
Joe Conrad
Fred Bucb
Ernest Schmidt
Joe Rohner
Fred Brawand
Roscoe C. Smith
Richard Smith
Clarence Loveland
Washington Township
James Holcomb
Alois T. Beer
Oscar Losey
Monroe
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Gnagi Home
The Thursday Night bridge club met at 2124 10th street last night. Honors went to Nell B Burgi, H J Schwaiger and Ralph H Wenger. A new club formed in Cadiz township named State Line Troopers Homemakers with Mrs Arthur Hanson Winslow elected president and Mrs Alvin Bidlingmaier Winslow as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgettes
Carol Holcomb
13Th Avenue
Jolly Bridgettes
Bridge
Walter J. Kubly
Paul W. Ritschard
Harold Wilson
Bridge Club
W. B. Gnagi
10Th Street
Nell B. Burgi
H. J. Schwaiger
Ralph H. Wenger
Browntown
State Line Troopers
Cadiz Circle
Cadiz Township
Arthur Hanson
Winslow
Alvin Bidlingmaier
Brown town Homemakers plan Chicago trip in June
Browntown Homemakers club members met Tuesday at Mrs Fay Tuescher’s home near Gratiot in oldstyle costumes. They planned a June Chicago trip with other clubs and a family picnic at Eagle Point park Du buque. Mrs Oscar Nybroten won the spelldown and will compete on achievement day in Monroe. Luncheon was served by Mrs Tuescher and co-hostess Mrs Eugene Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Browntown
Times
Browntown Homemakers Club
Fay Tuescher
Gratiot
Eagle Point Park
Dubuque
Oscar Nybroten
Monroe
Tuescher
Eugene Doyle
Queen Esther Sunday class meets at Mrs Isadore Smith home
South Wayne Times Special notes the Queen Esther Sunday school class gathered at the home of Mrs Isadore Smith on Tuesday. Mrs Orlo Swanson, president, led devotions and the business session. Mrs Casper Maurer gave the lesson. attendees included Alfred Burri Walter Ufer Nick Lille Frances Seffrood Earl Seffrood William Hexum Harry Hansen Julie Nelson Chester Peterson Clifford Stinrood O B Peterson M J Olson and Herman Krupke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Queen Esther
Isadore Smith
Orlo Swanson
Casper Maurer
Mmes
Alfred Burri
Walter Ufer
Nick Lille
Frances
Earl Seffrood
William Hexum
Harry Hansen
Julie Nelson
Chester Peterson
Clifford Stinrood
O. B. Peterson
M. J. Olson
Herman Krupke
Livestock Market Mixed as Trade Slows then Gains Some
Chicago livestock markets show slower early trade with hogs 15,000 head, weights under 240 lb down 25-50 cents and heavier hogs unevenly steady to 25 cents lower. Cattle and calves are very active with a firm overall tone, steers and yearlings high, top cattle at 83.00, heifers to 31.75, cows 20.00-24.50, bulls to 31.00, and broader sale trends mixed across weight classes. Produce and poultry steady, butter weak, eggs unsettled with receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Steady Amid Mixed Trade and Caution
Bullish contending traders held control as selling persisted on a fairly active start. Ticker activity lagged, with optimism rooted in rearmament spending and European outlays. Labor disputes like Chrysler hovered as caution but did not trigger major liquidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Chrysler
Washington-Moscow
U. S. Steel
Youngstown
U.S
General Motors
U. S
Three Holstein Cows End Production Test
Three Holstein Friesian cows re-registered at Arthur H. Stauffacher Monroe completed official production records in herd improvement registry. Creamelle Inka Homestead Ormsby led with 616 pounds butterfat and 19,? thousand pounds milk. Mercedes Homestead Inka Canary produced 43 pounds butterfat and 14,996 pounds milk. Inka Ollie Homestead Ormsby added 529 pounds butterfat and 15,408 pounds milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neta
Arthur H. Stauffacher
Route 4
Monroe
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Creamelle Inka Homestead
Ormsby
Mercedes Homestead
Inka Canary
Inka Ollie Homestead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise M. Hauri
Roy Zentner
Glarus
G. U. G. G. Society
William Tell Hall
Anton I. Ott
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
John Bussman
Max Voelkli
Frontier Inn
Alpha Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Beloit
Bernice Bussman
Connie Gall
West Wiota
Women’s Missionary Federation
Mt. Horeb
West Vieta
Gerhard Gunderson
Eastern District
Care of the Times
Chocolate Shop
Monroe Hotel
Babler
M Marie Maelchli
Lydia Yeszel
Evonne Whippleeuchre
Dorothy Olson
Marie Monte
Henry Babler
Hedy Kopp
Arlene DeVoe
Dorothy Shager
Mermash
Green County Farm Bureau Co-op Warehouse Co
K &F Sales and Service
Chevrolet
Hudson
Kaiser-Frazer Accessories
W.L.A.D
Trukenbrod Pharmacy
Bendix
Bauman
Ace
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