Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed by Albany Couple
Mr and Mrs Russell B Atkinson of Albany celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 and 6 to 10 pm at the Methodist church. They were married May 20 1897 at the L A Sutherland home in Sylvester township by Rev Morgan. They have five children Frances Carlson Dell Trow Jean Runans Boyd Atkinson and Mary Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell B. Atkinson
Albany
Methodist
Atkinson
L. A. Sutherland
Sylvester Township
Rev. Morgan
Monroe
Atkinsons
Myrtle Edwards
Pembroke Edwards
Bremer County
Mr. Atkinson
Francis Atkinson Sr
Owen Atkinson
Frances Carlson
Dell Trow
Jean Runans
Boyd Atkinson
Mary Rogers
Chicago
Albany Herald
Preside at State Sorority Convention Highlights Milwaukee Visit
Sheeze Jake state president travels to Milwaukee to preside at the second annual State Convention of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. Attendees include state secretary treasurer Miss Helen Klassy and delegate Miss Lois Fritsch, with a guest list of numerous chapter members and advisors. Tonight Miss Drake attends a Gretchen Colnik play and visits Cinderella House for tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeze Jake
Milwaukee
Epsilom Sigma Alpha Sorority
Helen Klassy
Lois Fritsch
Elva Fritz
Leo Share
Doris Kueng
Lois Miller
Marge Bloom
Freida Detwiler
Erma Klassy
Lorraine Benke
Lena Rubi
Clarno Ladies Exchange Club Meets and News
The Clarno Ladies Exchange Club held its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. Albert Speich. They honored Karen Lynn Maske, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Maske, at a pink and blue shower. Quilt blocks were distributed for a baby quilt. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Speich and daughter Kathryn. Attendees included multiple local residents and families. Also noted are marriage news for Betty Jean Johnson and her groom Krugjohann Jr., former New Glarus residents now in Rockford, and other community activities such as junior Audubon club, square dance plans, and a betrothal announcement for Phyllis Mackenhirn and Ernest E. Anlauf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno Exchange Club
Clarno Ladies Exchange Club
Albert Speich
Karen Lynn Maske
W. L. Maske
Kenneth Burrington
Barbara
Floyd Timm
Bobby
Ernest Snyder
John Vogel, Jr
Marian
Edward Schuetz
Robert Blumer
Emil Duvach
Henry Pick Sr
Charles Vogel
Ray Speich
Diane
Karen
Kathryn
Magdaline
Selma
Lydia Woelfli
Johnson Krugjohann Jr
Mo Krugjohann Jr
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rockford
New Glarus
Pet Milk Co
Betty Jean Johnson
Viola Johnson
Blanchardville
Four Area Schools Take Capitol Sightseeing Tour
Four elementary groups from Enterprise Ullom Roosevelt and Franklin schools rode buses to Madison for a capitol tour. Teachers and students listed include Rex Dahms Frances Bidlingmaier JoAnne DeVoe Marion Brecklin Vernona West Wayne Signer Lyle Drake and many others. Also notes rhubarb stems contain oxalic acid and leaves should not be eaten due to poison risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uper Grace
Jaren
Enterprise
Ullom
Roosevelt
Franklin
Madison
Capitol
Fish Hatchery
Forest Products Laboratory
Vilas Park
Rex Dahms
Frances Bidlingmaier
Joanne DeVoe
Helen Spring
Nathan Beach
Hollis Maske
Marion Brecklin
Ceylon
Robert Stamm
Norbert
Lydia Wells
Jean Brant
Kenneth Krebs
Irene Trickel
Freddie Brown
Livestock Market Report Chicago usva and USDA notes
Livestock market data shows salable hogs 6 000 to 9 000 with weights under 240 pounds steady to 25 cents higher on ears, over 240 pounds 25 50 cents lower, sows about 25 cents lower. Cattle and calves: salable cattle 1 500, calves 500. slaughter steers and heifers active and steady, cows and bulls mostly steady with broad weekend clearance. Poultry and eggs: live poultry steady with eight truck receipts, butter steady, eggs irregular with receipts 32 1 current 40 balance unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Usva
USDA
Wisconsin FFA member named to national band
Gerald Lehnherr son of Mr and Mrs Herman Lehnherr is one of two Wisconsinites selected to play in the national FFA band in Kansas City next October from a group of 300 nominees at the state level He previously played in the state FFA band in Milwaukee last year The item notes Poland's change in industry from agriculture due to Silesia occupation and mentions stock market context with Diamonds referenced in a separate line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special Service
Gerald Lehnherr
Herman Lehnherr
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Gerald
Milwaukee
Market Drift and Mixed Signals Wall Street Trade
Traders backed into the mini ranks amid oversold concerns and doubts on price wage trends, labor laws, and taxes. The list leaned toward coal mine conference outcomes while several names held aloof or trimmed. Downticks appeared in Bethlehem, U S Steel, GM, Chrysler, and AT&T as bonds and commodities stayed uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nickel
Phelps Dodge
General Electric
U. S. Gypsy
Texas Co
International Paper
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
American Telephone
South School Hobby Show Showcases Varied Entries
The South School Hobby Show drew about 150 attendees with a wide range of entries from students, faculty, and neighbors. Organized by 23 fourth and fifth grade students under Mrs. Vina Stauffacher, the event featured a trick horse by William Cromwell, miniature dog collections, button displays, antique items, animal specimens, poetry, needlework, arrowheads, stamps, bottles, and other curiosities. A charity box for the cancer drive raised $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South School
Vina Stauffacher
William Cromwell
C. W. Maske
Fred H. Blumer
Esther Norder
Lydia Schultz
Monroe
Brodhead Legion Plans Poppy Day May 24
Amanda Gilbert chairs the annual Poppy Day event run by the Swann Gehr American Legion post on Saturday May 24. Committees include Large Poppies chaired by Charlotte Preston and workers Atha Zuercher Catherine Pierce Esther Cain and morning sales led by Carrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
American Legion Post
Prouse
Amanda Gilbert
Swann-Gehr American Legion Post
Charlotte Preston
Local Drive Heads to Schneider’s Clothing Store
Derning chairs a labor crew of 14 students for afternoon sales while Emma Laube and Hazel Beattie head evening duties with a wide list of volunteer workers. The drive uses Schneider’s Clothing Store as headquarters with Merle Searles and Lydia Zuercher on the window committee. The piece also offers cleaning advice for sparkling shop windows and a prompt to try a want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider's Clothing Store
Merle Searles
Lydia Zuercher
Window
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. J Douglas
Earl Johnson
Ketchekan
Alaska
Henry Johnson
Oshkosh
Elmer Johnson
Helen
Dorothy
Swartz
Durand
Easton + Johnsson
Anne DeHanfer
Clarence Mayer
O'Dell Sandley
Gerald Mayer
Orangeville
Delbert Mayer
Fred Burkhalter
Frank DeVoe
Patricia
Herbert Soddy
Carol DeVoe
Bert Eells
Fred Mayer
South Wayne
Foesch
Rock
Albert Foesch
Winslow
Ferdinand Mayer
Browntown
Times
Palmer Wahler
Monticello
Thomas Voegeli
Voegeli
Fred V. Stuess
Fred Voegeli
Jacob Krieg
George Krajeck
Evansville
Walter Voegeli
Jerome
Raymond
Farm Auction Service
A. C. Schmid
Dist. Mgr
11Th St. Monroe Hone
Wilbert
Hoesty
Delmer Kubly
Rox Ann
Matt Zentner
Matt Jr
Audubon Club
Neva Schuster
Leland Nipple
Ida Lou Stair
George Tearman
Beverly
Tommy Newcomer
Wayne Montgomery
Dolores Paulson
Doris Wismer
JoAnn Stencil
William Schuster
Elsie Mauerman
Mothers of School
Danny Bellman
Janie Pokorny
William Pfisterer
Maribeth Erickson
Anna Lee Peterson
Christy Stavin
Gary Saunders
Donald Meade
Jean Gritzmaker
Dick Bellman
Dale Faye
Kathy Ross
Jimmy Whiting
Asa Dolsen
Janesville
Phyllis Mackenhirn
Ernest E. Anlauf
Henry Anlauf
Milton Junction
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Miss Mackenhirn
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Mr. Anlauf
Anlauf
Mueller
Kubly Paint Store
Wall Street
F.F.A. National Band
Silesia
Poland
Helen L. Gempeler
Ford
Theresa
16Th Avenue
Monroe Sales CO
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