Albany Methodists Elect 52 Officers
The fourth Methodist quarterly conference on May 15 approved officer nominations across boards and committees. Rev John Wilcox presided with Dr. Ross Connor district superintendent. about 60 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Carl Carlson
Boyd Atkinson
Harry Edwards
C. H. Gelbach
T. E. Sharer
Laurence Taylor
W. C. Baumgartner
M. L. Barton
Emil Steindorf
Lottie Lewis
E. L. Gillette
Bert
William Pryce
James Price
W. A. Elmer
Paul Baumgartner
Roy King
Robert Grossman
Walter Whitcomb
Aaron Sharpe
John Wilcox
WSCS
Will Trow
Elwyn Kittlesen
Elmer Runans
MYF
Marlene Cortrite
Harry Whitcomb
Elmer ,Runans
Paul Zee
Edward Oliver
F. A. Barton
C. H. Geibach
Bert Pryce
Henry Olson
Janet Olson
Alice Barton
W. C. Snow
May Thornton
Ross Connor
Madison
Sauk County Agent Named 4-H District Leader
Elizabeth Davies, Sauk County home demonstration agent, was named district leader for Western Wisconsin 4-H Clubs and will also advise the University of Wisconsin 4-H Club. The appointment was announced today in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Elizabeth Davies
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Miss Davies
University of Wisconsin
Browntown Social Notes From Russell Cline Home
Sunday guests at the Russell Cline residence included Wilbur Parmer and family from Evansville, Richard Parmer and son Monroe, William Parmer, Robert Williams, Jacob Spinhirne, Loyd Spinhirne from Evansville, Laurine Borten and daughter, Robert Cline and daughters, and Lewis Palmer. Interior decorating by Martin Dickson at the Binger home. Gerald Swiggum and family traveled to Monroe. Rev Roy Berg arrived from Martintown last week. Nettie Murphy Lillis Fitzgibbons Mae Norton from Monroe attended a 5:30 p m lunch hosted by Iva and E Leah Tomlinson. Merrill Smith and Edward Good joined Shelby Divan’s service in Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Cline
Mmes
Wilbur Parmer
Evansville
Richard Parmer
Monroe
William Parmer
Robert Williams
Jacob Spinhirne
Loyd Spinhirne
Laurine Borten
Robert Cline
Lewis Palmer
Martin Dickson
B. W
Roy Berg
Martintown
Nettie Murphy
Lillis Fitzgibbons
Mae Norton
Iva
E. Leah Tomlinson
Merrill Smith
Edward Good
Janesville
Shelby Divan
Keuler Family Plans Orlando Trip After Graduation
Mr and Mrs Glenn Keuler and daughter Debbie plan a two week trip to Orlando Florida after Debbie’s high school graduation exercises They will visit Debbie’s grandparents Mr and Mrs John Hoge and stay with them during the Florida trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Orangeville
Glenn Keuler
Debbie
Orlando, Fla
John Hoge
Missionary Guest Speakers at Assembly of God Church
Special missionary services will be held at the Assembly of God church with Rev. James King from Liberia and Rev. W. G. Plymire from Tibet North China. King recently returned from a second term in Liberia where he was field superintendent. Plymire, 42 years in China largely among Tibetans, will show pictures at the Saturday 8 p m service. the Plymires returned from China in December after 1908. A display of handicraft and natives’ living conditions will accompany the talks. During summers they lived in a tent among Nomads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God Church
James King
Liberia
W. G. Plymire
Tibet
China
Plymires
Rural schools close with picnics and notices
Bethel school in Monroe township closed with a picnic as Joann Stine a seventh grader achieved perfect attendance and an honorable mention in Lets Draw. Iliff school also closed with a Sunday picnic. attendance was affected by measles for two pupils. Harold Kennison Jr. is the lone eighth grader this year who will attend Monroe high. Open house at Badger school for a program and exhibits. Orangeville reports teacher Robert Dalton led pupils on Chicago trips to museums and sites. several adults accompanied. Oneco School plans a Sunday picnic. Mrs Schulthess is teacher. Orangeville Community school holds Saturday picnic with multiple volunteers assisting on coffee and table committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel School
Monroe Township
Joann Stine
Iliff
Walter Haberman
Brodhead
Harry A. Keegan
Edward
Harold Kennison
Harold Kennison Jr
Monroe High
Iff
Badger
Decatur Township
Orangeville
Oneco
Robert Schulthess
Roy Ruff
Mmes
Albert Bergemann
Loral Jordan
John Freese
Dowie Osenga
John Jensen
Clarence Bordner
John Enzinger
Joe Koehn
Cyrus Blunt
Lee Barker
Arthur Schoonhoven
Vernon Schulz
Fred Anderson
J. Milton Bostian
Community members named for event committee
Mrs Gilbert Abraham and Mrs Lyle Miller join Everette Mills Lester Krug and Donald Moyer on the table committee with Charles Robbe and Franklin Blandin also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Abraham
Lyle Miller
Everette Mills
Lester Krug
Donald Moyer
Pop
Charles Robbe
Franklin Blandin
Milwaukee Ward Club Calls Hood to Resign
Milwaukee's 22nd Ward Republican Club unanimously urged Wayne Hood of La Crosse to resign as chairman of the state Republican Voluntary Committee after state Senator Gettelman criticized Hood for his stance on reapportionment. Hood supports redistricting by area and population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
22Nd Ward
Republican Club
Wayne Hood
la Crosse
State
Republican Voluntary Committee
Gettelman
Hood
Want Ad Promises Much Work for Little Money
A classified notice touts the value of placing a Want Ad promising substantial labor or services for a small fee, suggesting readers can secure significant work through affordable advertising.
Social News from Monticello and Surrounding Areas
Sunday guests and local visits fill Monticello and nearby towns. Residents from Albany Monroe Madison New Glarus Janesville Verona Sauk City and others attended church events, called on friends, or enjoyed weekend cottage stays at Okee Lake Wisconsin. Notable mentions include Judith Blumer’s confirmation and Sgt William Bontly’s return plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Karlen
Douglas
Floyd Trumpy
Albany
Jake Legler
Elizabeth Rolph
Arlene Berkeley
St. John’s Church
Monroe
Leglers
Judith Kingdon
C. M. Stauffer
Madison
Alvin Ott
New Glarus
J. E. Blum
Merrill Blum
Janesville
Walter Tertin
Bud Wirth
Adam Schuler
Peter S. Streiff
Streiff
H. C. Hoesly
Conrad Stauffacher
Dorothy Ann
Sturgeon Bay
Arthur Escher
Joanne Schneider
John Pongiesanyi
Escher
Okee
Lake Wisconsin
Monticello
Norman Rosen
Gordon and
Ardys
Merlyn Schmid
Gene
John
Harland Rinehart
W. S. Hoesly
Adolph Arn
Delmar Kubly
Fred G. Haldimann
Jimmy
Bobby
Elisa Roethlisberger
Clarence Elmer Jr
William Buehl Jr
Paul Veenie
Clarence Wittner
Theresa Saunders
Sauk City
Ira Holcomb
Fred Duerst
John Blumer
Fannie
Frieda Benkett
Werner Blumer
Shirlene Hunt
Bonnie
Oswald Aultman
Bessie Kubly
Milwaukee
Lester Blumer
Judith Blumer
Lester Blumers
Bethel Lutheran Church
William Bontly
Oklahoma City
Walter Marty
Connie
E. A. Bontly
Sgt. Bontly
Wilbert A. Bontly
Lake View
Turkey
Dave Brink
Leo Gempeler
Verona
Elizabeth Brink
Thomas Voegeli
Ed Grinder
Fred Voegeli
Voegeli
Theodore J. Burgy
Diane
Barbette
Euphemia Lengacher
John Wittenwyler
Albert Knobel
James Dooley
Freeport
Rockford
Edward A. Kundert
Hazel Kundert
Kenneth
U S Casualties in Korea Reach 108 707
Washington announced today that U S battle casualties in Korea have risen to 108 707, an increase of 294 since the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Korea
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Albany Methodists
Sauk
Browntown
C. L. Craige
V. G. Plymire
de Ite Rural Schools
Robert Dalton
South Afalkey
Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
Municipal Airport
Museum of Science and Industry
The
Aquarium
Third Street
Skid Row
Lake Shore Drive
Carl Folgate
Charles Homan
Earl Bordner
Wesley Retzlaff
Margaret Weick
Fremont DeHaven
Arnold Katzenberger
Frank Ochsner
Edgar Foss
William Frank
Glen Yeoman
Raymond Kaiser
Faye Retzlaff
South Side Market
Sager’s
17Th Ave
Maxwell House
Milwaukee Ward Club
O. D. Curtis
Ucation
Wisconsin Power and Light
Monro Ory
Sunnyfield
Kellogg's Shredded Wheat
Freestone
Iona
Dole
Bond
Ann Page
Alaska
NBC
Graham Crackers
Duff
Dinty Moore
Scotties Tissues
Hormel’s
A&p
Regale
Feature
Long Island
Jane Parker
Gamblesa Sas
Ue Ae
Jerry Hogan
Mgr
Hladd
Eae Pmol An
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