Miss Marion Schmid Weds M A Hanson at Blanchardville Rites
The wedding of Miss Marion Schmid and M A Hanson took place in Blanchardville with groomsman. A reception followed at the Peter Hanson home in Woodford with out of town guests and cellos noted. The groom is employed ovey and they plan to reside in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Schmid
M. A. Hanson
Blanchardville
Groomsman
Peter Hanson
Woodford
Geil Lg.a
Groom
Ovey
Monroe Woman's Club Accepts 14 New Names
The Monroe Woman's Club accepted 14 new members at a library basement meeting expanding the roster to include Alvina G. Rust Wilbur E Roy F Bray Peter James S George W Stuart Stauffacher J Ray Fitzg and Clarence uidien Young. The group plans room furnishing for the new St. Clare hospital addition at about 500 dollars and notes the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs convention will be held June 1 to 3 at Lawsonia Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Woman's Club
Library
Alvina G. Rust
Mmes
Wilbur E. Ae
Roy F
Bray Peter
James S
George W. Stuart
Stauffacher
J. Ray Fitzgi
Clarence Uidien Young
Ian Be
St. Clare Hospital
Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
Lawsonia
Green
Monroe Couple Marry At Nashua Church
A Monroe couple wed at a Nashua Iowa church with the bride in a gray shark skin suit and red accessories. The ceremony featured Ransom L. Dinges as best man and as matron of honor, Mrs. Ransom L. Dinges, wore a white and orange dress with white accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Nashua
Cleve Dinges
Ransom L. Dinges
D. M. Dinges
Dinges Couple Plans Short Minnesota Trip
Mr and Mrs R L Dinges depart for a brief visit to northern Minnesota and will return home on Memorial Day, marking a short family outing before the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Dinges
Minnesota
Memorial
Women clubs raise funds for Wisconsin bookmobile gift
Green County women’s clubs joined forces with the first district federation to purchase a bookmobile for the Wisconsin free library commission. Each club donated one dollar per member, boosting the price by more than 3000 dollars. Kenosha county clubs led with full subscriptions and Walworth county gave the largest total. Mrs Emma Rechsteiner of Albany serves on the district bookmobile committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
First District
Green
Kenosha
Racine
Rock
Walworth
Kenosha County
Walworth County
Emma Rechsteiner
Albany
Memorial Services for Pythians Attend Joint Program
Rev Dallas D Landrum pastor of Union Presbyterian Church gave the memorial address at joint services of the Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters in KP hall. The hall featured tapers and iris lilies of the valley and peonies. Mrs LaVern A Prien presided at the candlelight meeting. The degree staff assisted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas D. Landrum
Union Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
LaVern A. Prien
Wedding and funeral notices for local residents and church event
Ceremonies featured flower girls Faye Stauffacher and Janet Kuebli. Two eulogies read for Mrs. Frank A. Buehler and Mrs. Jesse Kennison. Songs performed by Mrs. R Roy Evenson and Mrs. A R Steele. Knights members Charles Miller and Virgil A Stauffacher died in past year. Kublys chaired refreshments with M Earl Clark Glenn R Benkett Leland Miller assisting. Fred White of Orangeville noted. Kublys former Green County residents now in Illinois. Wedding planned June 5 at St Pauls Lutheran Rock Grove. Miss Kubly a Orangeville High graduate now at Rock City Bank. White a Orangeville High graduate and farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Stauffacher
Janet Kuebli
Eva Galusha
Frank A. Buehler
Jesse Kennison
R. Roy Evenson
A. R. Steele
Knights
Charles Miller
Virgil A. Stauffacher
Fred White
Orangeville
Kublys
Green County
Jordan Township
Illinois
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Rock Grove
Miss Kubly
Orangeville High School
Rock City Bank
White
Marian Kubly to Wed Harold White in Rock City
Mr and Mrs Harry Kubly of Rock City announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Marian to Harold White son of Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kubly
Rock City
Marian
Harold White
Weekend Visitors Gather at Monroe Home
Weekend visitors at Mrs. Chlora Grabow's Monroe route 5 home included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson and their daughters Lois and Sylvia of Rockford, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Grabow bringing together family members for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chlora Grabow
Route 5
Monroe
Herbert Anderson
Lois
Sylvia
Rockford
Roger C. Grabow
East Clarno School Picnic Attenders Return Home
Linda Louise and Jimmy Lee from Freeport attended the East Clarno school picnic and returned Sunday evening. Floyd Anderson, staying with his grandmother Mrs Grabow, returned home with his parents. Mrs Gerald J Thornton led the St Omar Eastern Star decoration crew for the Friends night program at KP hall decorating 36 corsages and crafting the white satin green sign with help from Mrs Alfred E Leiser and Mrs Wilbur E Deininger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Lou
Jimmy Lee
Freeport
East Clarno
Floyd Anderson
St. Omar
The
Eastern Star
Thornton
KP Hall
Alfred E. Leiser
Wilbur E. Deininger
Thomas Paine and Common Sense Published in 1776
The pamphlet Common Sense by Thomas Paine was published on January 10 1776, sparking debate over American independence and republican government. The work circulated widely through colonial presses and pamphleteering networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paine
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M. J. Gonstead
Women’s Clubs
Pythians
Land Agency
Chicago
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Washington
Miami
New Orleans
Union Bus Depot
16Th Avenue
Kentucky
Louisville, Kentucky
U. S. Royal
U. S
U.S. Royal
U.S
Crandall Oil Company
Monroe, Wisconsin
Texeco Servicenter
Post
Crendell’s
Texeco
Brodhead Motor Service
Brodhead Bub’s
Shell
Argyle Krieg and
Zurbuchen
Monticello
Zweifel
Buick
Glarus
Gerald J. Thornton
Um Bela
Tschudys
Homer's
Bauman’s
17Th Avenue
Allcy
PAL
Childrens Land
Red Ryder
ACE
Sinnch
Monark
Bauman
Bersted
Flying Cloud
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