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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1947

Page

3

Social Events in Monroe Highlight Weddings and Plans

A long column details weddings and engagements in Monroe and Chicago circles. Hendrickson and Bennett unite in a Union Presbyterian ceremony with a reception at Ludlow hotel, noting military service and nursing careers. Another couple, Mary Hollis Share and Edward Arnold, wed at St Clement’s in Chicago with a breakfast at Ambassador East, highlighting modeling careers and travel. Additional annoucements cover engagement of Dorothe Mae Share Bates and Theodore A Bates, plus another wedding in the area with attendees from Janesville, Monroe, and Chicago. Social notes include Washington Aid Society meetings, a hat contest, and visits from Chicago friends.

Ludlow William ‘Tschanz Kathryn Thacker St. Clare Hospital Bennett University of Wisconsin Loyola , University, Chicago Naval Dental Corps Pacific Cunningham New Orleans 1823 Street Share-Arnold St.Clemen’s Catholic Church Chicago Mary Hollis Share John Share 8Th Street Edward Arnold Edward Arnold Sr Sullivan Jobb Harold Arnold Ambassador East Monroe High School Saks Fifth Avenue Arnold Shari Herbert National Drewe Texas Sherm A. C. Nelson Mail Roe Share Margaret Ann

New Producing Method May Recover Oil in Western Fields

The Bureau of Mines announced a new producing method could salvage millions of barrels from worked out oil fields in Colorado Montana and Wyoming. The summary notes experts from geology engineering and economics attended and that the regions may become a source of many millions of barrels when proper techniques are applied.

Washington Bureau ‘of Mines Colorado Montana Wyoming

Plan First Postwar National Guard Camp For Camp Douglas

Postwar summer encampment for the Wisconsin National Guard at Camp Douglas Aug 11 15 will continue with Brig Gen Joha F Mullen announcing eligibility for units that pass federal recognition inspection. About 50 unit organizations are in development toward early federal recognition.

Wisconsin National Guard Camp Douglas Cen Joha F.mullen Mullen Wispean ‘National Guard

School Pupils Visit Places of Interest

School pupils from Dutch Hollow today visited Blue Mounds and Little Norway with their teacher Mrs. Barbara Goecks and three mothers driving cars. Includes notes on a future closing picnic at Van Horn Infant Baptism and baptism details for Marvin Lee Van Horn at home last evening with sponsors listed.

Dutch Hollow Blue Mounds Little Norway Barbara Goecks Chester Ludwig Chester Stauffacher John Blumer

Rural Belleville Graduation Set for June Second at High School

Rural school commencement exercises will be held at 8 o'clock Monday evening June 2 at the high school for Green and adjoining Dane counties. Carol Kohl welcomes, Fred Brunner school director presides, junior band and seventh eighth grade chorus perform, N L Lunenschloss supervising principal gives talk and presents diplomas. Miss Losinski and Miss Florence Wartenweiler address Green and Dane county graduates, with Mrs Lunenschloss leading the Belleville graduates in America and recessional.

Belleville High School For Green Dane Carol Kohl Fred Brunner N. L. Lunenschloss Losinski Dane County Florence Wartenweiler Green County

Nobel Prize Winner Outlines American Comeback

Nobel laureate Dr. Victor Hess urges new arrivals to learn English, shed accents, avoid home language media, and embrace American life. He stresses courtesy, gradual assimilation, and viewing citizenship as a gateway to new opportunities, announced by United Service for New Americans on I Am an American Day. The note marks the May 20, 1946 arrival of the S. S. Marine Flasher with 794 immigrants.

York United States Dr. Hess United Service For New Americans S. S. Marine

Wisconsin summer school and institutes enrollment forecast

The University of Wisconsin expects about 14 000 students for summer school and institutes during June July and August. Dr John Guy Fowlkes, summer session director, announced the figures citing 6 000 for the regular summer term and similar for an 8 week session. About 2 000 more would attend the institutes including a workers' school. The year ends with the 94th annual commencement on May 23. J Kenneth Little, registrar, predicted a 23 000 student fall enrollment.

Smalli University of Wisconsin John’ Guy Fowlkes Fowlkes Ians

Winslow Native Dies In South Dakota

Winslow native Mrs. F S Strohbehn 50 died yesterday at her Wagner South Dakota home. Funeral and burial take place tomorrow afternoon in Wagner. Born February 12 1897 in Winslow she was daughter of J F and Edna Lloyd Eells. Survivors include husband a son Frank a daughter Valda Ann Wagner her father Winslow and sisters Mrs Lloyd Holloway Winslow and Mrs Francis Miller Ottumwa Ia.

Winslow F.S. Strohbehn Wagner D. D J. F Edna Lloyd Eells A S Frank Valda Ann Wagner Lloyd Holloway Francis Miller Ottumwa

Local ad aims to set new car price standards nationwide

Lee Moran of NACA urges immediate local advertising of delivered prices to shape public understanding of true new car prices versus asks from individuals or used-car lots. In 1946 farm chicken production exceeded 647 million birds, underscoring agricultural scale.

Lee Moran NACA

Birthdays of Evening Times Club May Dates

Birthday listings for the Evening Times Club show names and places grouped by day from Sunday May 18 through Saturday May 24. Included are individuals with routes and towns such as Beloit Argyle Juda Brodhead and Monticello, with ages or numbers noted beside each name.

Lyle Harvey Baumgartner Eugene Lloyd Salzwedel Donald Louis Dunaway Rosa Kopp Marjorie Collins Argyle Dolores Mae Feldt Juda Judith Saucerman Beloit Linda Lou Keller Judith Ann Wieland Brodhead

New Members and Lily Bulb Harvest Rising Record

Jeanette Ruth Bechler route 3 Mt Horeb Beloit May 21 1946 and Gerald Lee Zweifel route 1 Belleville June 6 1941 listed as new members. This year’s U S crop of 7 to 10 million lily bulbs is the largest on record.

Richard — Arnold Zumkehr Woodford Mary and Alice Hilfiker Rice Lake Frances Lewis Monticello New Roth Gary Marks Stockton Karen Rae Goecks Southne Kenneth E. Gruenberg Lorraine Boss Janet Mae Stricker Linda Kay Schoepfer Beloit Carolyn Mae Wilde South Wayne Karen Letha Lueck Browntown Jacqueline Meinert Jerry Lee Goodman Shirley Mae Escher Loretta Ruth Schmid Anita Faye Bisegger Argyle Janis Kay Babler 15Th Avenue Jeanette Ruth Bechler Mt. Horeb Gerald Lee Zweifel Belleville U. S

Membership Coupon Prompts Evening Times Club

A fragment from the Monroe Evening Times advertises a club membership coupon. It mentions a stop at the Times Boys and implies a mail fill form, with references to the post office and age based eligibility.

Evening Times Club Ng Times Monroe

Wiley Heads Subcommittee to Study St. Lawrence Seaway

Senator Wiley of Wisconsin was named chair of a three member foreign relations subcommittee to study a proposed St. Lawrence seaway and power project. He plans hearings next Wednesday and aims to bring the bill to the full committee by June. The panel includes Vandenberg Barkley and Smith, with a companion bill in the House led by Rep. Dondero. The effort seeks to assess national defense value and tolls to render the project self liquidating at an estimated 500 million dollars. The group previously joined 12 senators in introducing bipartisan seaway legislation.

Washington Wiley Vandenberg Barkley House Rep Dondero R-Mich House Public Works Committee

Soil Mold May Yield Flu Remedy, Researchers Report

A green and black soil mold shows promise as a flu remedy, inhibiting the influenza virus in chicken embryos and mice. Reported by Drs. Liebman Perlstein and Sayner of Schenley Distillers Corp. at the Society of American Bacteriologists. No human trials yet. The mold named LL7 came from a soil sample among many from around the world. About 50 researchers work at Larchmont laboratories around the clock on this mold discovery.

Philadelphia Society of American Bacteriologists A. J. Liebman D. Perlstein A. Sayner Schenley Distillers Corp Larchmont N. Y Earth Larchmont Laboratories

Two Music Recitals Planned at Union Presbyterian

Mrs. Jonnavey will present the first of two Union Presbyterian church music recitals at 7 30 p m Tuesday for pupils parents and friends. The program features lower grade students including Judith Lee Gary Hoesly Daphne Staffin and many others with no date yet set for the second recital.

Jonnavey Union Presbyterian Church Judith Lee Gary Hoesly Daphne Staffin Betty Gempeter Phyllis Scharnmweber Phillip Dallman Franklin Deininger George Jacobs Karen Albright Louise Gruenewald Joe Kathryn McGuire Patricia Amos John Niffenegger

Hospital Honors Devoted Dog at St George’s District Hospital

A cattle dog named Bluey earned honors after waiting at the entrance gates of St George’s District Hospital at Kogarah for his master who was injured in a road accident. Bluey accompanied the ambulance, waited after arrival, and remained at the gates after his master’s death.

Bluey St. George's District Hospital Kogarah Sydney

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