Opening luncheon marks Monroe Country Club Auxiliary
Forty seven members attended the first luncheon at the clubhouse. New members honored were Mrs. George R. Byington Mrs. John E. Ferron and Mrs. Harold J. Miller. Minnie Bowers of St. Cloud Minnesota guest. Decorations led by Mrs. Merlin Maythaler and Mrs. Leland L. Lamboley. Blind golf prize winners were Mrs. S Ned Walker and Mrs. James Forbes. Bridge winners were Mrs. Lamboley Mrs. George L. Geiger and Mrs. Frank Hoffman. Next meeting is Wednesday at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
George R. Byington
John E. Ferron
Harold J. Miller
Minnie Bowers
St. Cloud
Minn
R. W. Blaha
Merlin Maythaler
Leland L. Lamboley
S. Ned Walker
James Forbes
Lamboley
George L. Geiger
Frank Hoffman
Mrs Berkeley to Host Piano Recital Sunday
Mrs Arline Berkeley will present advanced pupils in a piano recital at 8 Sunday evening at her home 1723 14th street Paula Hahlen John Robilette and Bauman open with Engelmann trio. Performances include Robichaux Bauman Hanson Woods Robilette Hahlen Bow man Rubi Goecks Rubi and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Berkeley
14Th Street
Bauman
Paula Hahlen
John Robilette
Engelmann
Kenneth Robichaux
Kay Bauman
Patricia Hanson
Kathryn Woods
Deanne Bowman
Anita Ainsworth
Elaine Rubi
Eckstein
Grieg
Rozin
Ilyinski
Gluck
Judith Goecks
Miss Rubi
Bach
Rebe
Paradis
Brahms
Rubi
Goecks
Hahlen
Birthday Dinner Honors Donna Colney at Route 3 Home
A birthday dinner was held at Walter Colney's Route 3 home for Donna Colney's fifth birthday. Attendees included Orville and Grace Colney, Merton Colney, Jim, Marsha and Mike Colney, Robert Kollath, William Colney, Lester Zettle, Susan and Ivan Zet tle, Mrs. Cora Bartelt and Clifton Bartelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Colney
Route 3
Colney
Donna
Messrs
Mmes
Orville Colney
Grace
Merton Colney
Jim
Marsha
Mike
New Glarus
Robert Kollath
Madison
William Colney
Basco
Lester Zettle
Susan
Ivan
Monroe
Mary Zettle
Cora Bartelt
Clifton Bartelt
Winslow
Ruth Circle Members Hostess Evening at Grace Lutheran
Mrs Dorothy Volmary welcomed Ruth Circle at her home. Mrs Herman Dieckhoff led the lesson Lutheran Woman's Work assisted by Mrs Ralph Lindsay and Mrs Chester Peterson. Mrs Sam Boyd reported on the ULCW spring conference at Princeton Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Volmary
Ruth
Grace Lutheran Church
Herman Dieckhoff
Ralph Lindsay
Chester Peterson
Sam Boyd
ULCW
Princeton, Ill
Mrs Gerber Honored at Royal Neighbors Meeting
Mrs Peter Gerber was honored for her birthday at a Royal Neighbors Lodge gathering held last evening in IOOF hall. Mrs George Share and Mrs Emma Stoll organized the lunch and Mrs Henry Babler provided the entertainment. The May 28 meeting will include Memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerber
Peter Gerber
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Ioof Hall
George Share
Emma Stoll
Henry Babler
Mrs Hawkins Feted by Erickson Party
Mrs Curtis Erickson hosted a pink and blue shower at her home in honor of Mrs Gary Hawkins and her son Douglas Lee. Attendees included Misses Carol Olson and Susan Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Curtis Erickson
Carol Olson
Susan Schultz
Gary Hawkins
Douglas Lee
Erickson
Wisconsin Congregational Conference Attended by Beloit Delegation
Rev. and Mrs. Richard M. A. Gadow with Mrs Nellie Broughton and Mrs Elmer Dixon join Mmes Jessie Douglas and Croy Brewer at the Wisconsin Congregational Conference in Beloit this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Richard M. A. Gadow
Mmes
Nellie Broughton
Elmer Dixon
Jessie Douglas
Croy Brewer
Beloit
Entertains Club at Mrs. Frank Tyler's Home
Mrs. Frank Tyler hosted the card club yesterday at her home. Honors were won by Mrs. J. L. Babler, Mary Wells, and Mrs. Gayle Matzke. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tyler
J. L. Babler
Mary Wells
Gayle Matzke
Four Boys Die in Salt Car Dump Chute Tragedy
In Detroit four schoolboys suffocated while riding the bottom of a railroad hopper car at the International Salt Co. yard. Two survivors crawled out after rescuers, aided by playmates, improvised tools and dug with their hands to reach them. Police say the victims were exploring the dumping mechanism when trapped in the chute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert Smith
Charles Steffes
International Salt Co
Air Force approves funds for Milwaukee MILAIR apron
Cincinnati report notes about $477 000 released by Air Force regional offices for the Gen Billy Mitchell Field Milwau kee light duty pavement operational apron construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Air Force Regional Installations Office
Gen. Billy Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
Anniversary Honors For Monticello Couple At Weekend Party
Mr and Mrs Deylile Malkow of Monticello were honored for their 25th wedding anniversary with a weekend celebration at home. Their children and numerous relatives from Juda Albany Monroe Brodhead and other nearby towns attended across Saturday and Sunday events, with corsages presented to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deylile Malkow
Monticello
Nelson
Pfc
Glen
Fort Lewis
Wash
Burdette Gill
Brooklyn
Merton Zimmerman
Juda
Ralph Zimmerman
Brodhead
Malkow
Zimmerman
Alta Qually
Messrs
Mmes
Eugene Rechsteiner
Henry Stauffacher
Doris
Royal Hawkins
Kenneth Stauffacher
Paul
Edwin Grunder
August Martini
Fred Speich
Chester Ludwig
Ervin Coplien
Kenneth Cruezer
Marvin
Hans Leuenberger
Art Malkow
Andrew Striker
Ralph Malkow
Paul Frederick
Roy Sellow
Shirley
Monroe
Jacob Speich
Orfordville
Melvin Malkow
Albany
William Zuhlke
Silent Prayer Observed At Area Aid Meeting
At the Washington Circle parish house in Monticello a moment of silent prayer honored late aid member Mrs. Fred Ritschard. The program included quiet music by Mrs. William V. Baebler, a lesson on Christian Faith by Mrs. Willis Babler and Mrs. Harvey Elmer, scripture read by Mrs. Bertha Loveland, and a film Exiles from Holy Land. Hostesses served refreshments to 31 members and five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Washington Circle
Fred Ritschard
Aid
William V. Baebler
A. R. Achtemeier
Mmes
Willis Babler
Harvey Elmer
Bertha Loveland
Holy Land
William Bidlingmaier
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Fred Holcomb
Patricia Benkert
Dennis Wild
Rebecca Moritz
Lack of Common Sense Tops Causes of Boat Accidents
The Outboard Boating Club of America reports that plain lack of common sense leads boat accidents, accounting for over 35 percent. Juvenile operators are a smaller factor than general misjudgments such as overloading and standing in boats. Storms cause about 9.5 percent, collisions 8 percent, fires under 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outboard Boating Club of America
Bowling Alley Fire Destroys Sunset Lanes Near Lodi
A work crew using a cutting torch started a fire that leveled Sunset Lanes and a restaurant a mile north of Lodi on Highway 113. Damage was estimated at 150000 dollars as Lodi firefighters, ready on standby, fought the blaze with foam though the building burned completely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Sunset Lanes
Highway 113
Ralph Chrislaw
Wisconsin State Parks Offer Wide Camping Options
Recreation writer outlines about twenty tent sites on Eau Pleine Flowage and Devil's Lake with fishing swimming and solitude. He lists top camp sites across 31 state parks and forests plus numerous private and county areas. officials provide contact details for further camping information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan Press
Sheboygan
Mosinee
Devil’s Lake
Wisconsin
Michigan
Highland
Vilas
Winderness
Point Beach
Two Rivers
Manitowoc
Lucius Woods
Solon Springs
Merrick
Fountain City
Mississippi
Nelson Dewey
Cassville
Council Grounds Forest
Lincoln County
Brule River Forest
Douglas County
Flambeau River Forest
Sawyer County
Mauthe Lake
City of Waukesha
Robert Espeseth
Conservation Department
Madison 1
Leonard Matthews
National Campers and Hikers Association
N. 49Th
Milwaukee
April Milk Output Sets Record in Major States
The Agriculture Department reported April milk production met or exceeded the month’s record high in eight top states: Wisconsin Minnesota California Pennsylvania Ohio New York Michigan and New Jersey. The share of milk cows milked rose to a May 1 record of 78.4 percent, up from 77.2 percent last year and 74.6 percent on the 10-year May 1 average. Pasture feed for cows on May 1 was 89 percent of normal, the best since 1921, compared with 81 percent a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Michigan
New Jersey
Warsaw Charges Tito Failed To Blame U.S.
Poland's Communist party issued a 5000 word rebuke to Yugoslavia for not blaming the United States for the cold war. It charged U.S. imperialists with causing world division and criticized Yugoslavia for sharing blame with Moscow's rivals in their new party program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Tito
U.S
Poland
Communist Party
Moscow-Belgrade
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Five Die as Navy Plane Crashes Near Taft California
A four engine Navy transport plane crashed into a hill in clear weather Wednesday night near Taft Calif killing its five crew members. The Navy withheld identifications pending next of kin notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Calif
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Associated Press
Icanada
United States
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Greenland
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Nixon
U.S. Information Service
Algiers
Paris
Lebanon
By Dwight Pelkin
Big Foot
Lake Geneva
Brunet Island
Cornell — Forest
Copper Falls
Mellen
Baraboo
Interstate
St. Croix Falls
Pattison
Superior
Cascades
Peninsula
Fish Creek
Ephraim — Bluffs
Potawatami
Sturgeon Bay
Rocky Arbor
Wisconsin Dells
Terry Andrae
Wyal
Prairie du Chien
Forests
American Legion
Oneida County
Long Lake
Dundee
Navy
Chevrolet
Badger Motors
11Th Street
Mercury
Montclair
Mercomatic
Continental
FORD
Monroe Sales Company
16Th Avenue
Chrysler
Studer Super Service
18Th Avenue
Oldsmobile
Green County Auto CO
Cadillac
Willys
Studebaker Scotsman
Studebaker - Packard
12Th Avenue
NASH
Pontiac
Behring Motor
International
Studebaker
5Th Avenue
DODGE
Rambler
Dearth Motors
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