Social Events Farewell Picnic For Crusius Family
A large gathering of relatives and friends from Menomonee Falls and surrounding towns held a farewell dinner at New Glarus state park for Mrs. Fred Vogel Monroe and Mrs. Henry Duerst who depart Sunday for a trip to Switzerland. Present were numerous families including Vogel, Duerst, Krueger, Buholzer, Christen, Duerst, and Kingdon members with gifts and a cake decorated with American flags and a boat reading Happy Voyage.
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Monticello
New Glarus State Park
Fred Vogel
Monroe
Henry Duerst
Switzerland
Walter Brink
Elizabeth
Donald
Vernon
Emil Buholzer
Donald Alston
Chris
Judith
Joan
Jerome
Jes
Ernest Buholzer
Carolyn
Ar Es
Robert Kingdon
Bobby
Joseph Winniger
John Christen
Keith
Richard
Juda
Water S. Duerst
In W. Duerst
Bellevill
Uth
Thomas Voegels
Harold Willing
Ray Blum
Diane
Eleanor Truttman
Dennis
Steve
Marilyn
Jean
Henry Duers
Garden club guest meeting and local notices in Brodhead
Local residents including Mrs. Donald L. Collins and others attended a Garden club guest meeting in Brodhead. Miss Burtness visited the Harold Burtness home. UW students and alumni attended events in Orfordville and Milwaukee. The Brodhead Alumni association plans a June 6 meeting with a 6:30 picnic and reunion of several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Silverthorn
E. R. McNair
B. E. Thosen
S. A. Haugen
Philip Rindy
University of Wisconsin
Mmes
Paul Zimmerman
R. K. Stephens
G. N. Swartz
F. A. Canton
Leo Scheberle
D. L. Collins
Lloyd Breyvogel
D. S. Markham
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
Nancy Rae Stephens
Roy K
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Waukesha
Port Washington
Sarah Juam
Herman Lange
Lanze
Emmett Grenewalt
Brodhead Alumni Association
Etta Hamilton
Orfordville
Carl Thostenson
Gussie Murdock
Alfred Prinz Jr
Local residents attend events and health updates this week
Mrs. Prinz formerly Mary Murdock. Mrs. Jerry Helmer returned from Madison General hospital after an eye operation. Mr. and Mrs. B H Roderick were in Madison Saturday for their class reunion at Memorial Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinz
Mary Murdock
Jerry Helmer
Madison General Hospital
B. H. Roderick
Madison
Memorial Union
Monroe High to Award Six Majors in Track Squad
Monroe high school announces six major letters for track squad members with two minor letters and twenty certificates. Senior Gene Davis, a major letter winner, finished second in the 880 at the class B state meet, totaling 142 inter-school points over three years, a school record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Fred R. Simpson
Gene Davis
Gene Mason
Bob Maurer
Leo Hilfiker
Bill Moon
Herb Flannery
Dick Maurer
Jim Flannery
Alan Prisk
Robert Thompson
Charles Harisberger
Clarence Soddy
Jim Share
Jim Wells
Marlin Cook
Henry Speich
Art Whipple
Bob Wells
Bob Myers
Donald Ethridge
Richard
Browntown Methodists Sell Old Parsonage
The Methodist church organization has sold its old parsonage to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Halverson. The new parsonage, just purchased, is located next door to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis
Methodist Church
Eric Halverson
Church Renovation Plans Include Heating Plant
A modern heating plant will be installed at the church as part of extensive improvements to enlarge the church building. Several thousand dollars are to be spent on the project. Dr. Charles A. Briggs of Monroe is the minister in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Briggs
Monroe
Marshall Harriman To Testify On St Lawrence Bill
Secretary of State Marshall and Secretary of Commerce Harriman were named among 15 witnesses testifying before a Senate subcommittee on the St Lawrence sea way bill. Senator Wiley said hearings begin tomorrow with Marshall set for Wednesday and Harriman for Thursday. The bi partisan bill would impose tolls to fund the half billion dollar project, introduced May 9 by Senator Vandenberg and 14 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Commerce
Harriman
Senate
St. Lawrence Seaway
Wiley
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Rabehl family return to Racine for weddings and services
Mrs Alvin C Rabehl and daughter Jean Marie return to Racine after attending Miss Faith Trumpy and Roland Johnson's wedding where Rev Rabehl officiated, and the baccalaureate service. Rev Rabehl was the evening speaker. Also, Robert Burkhard arrived home from New Orleans aboard United Fruit Co. ships, Hollis E Mueller and Clifford Ostrander flew to Milwaukee on business, Herbert Armstrong Jr chosen to represent the local American Legion at Badger Boys State, and Brooklyn Grange Picnic set for Sunday in the park with Grange members and families assembling at 10:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Robert Burkhard
John J. Burkhard
United Fruit Co
Honduras
Central America
Brooklyn
Herbert Armstrong Jr
American Legionist
Badger
Ripon
Belleville Fire Chief to Speak at Regular Meeting
Fire Chief Page Madison will address the Belleville fire department at its regular meeting this evening. Meanwhile Orangeville grade schoolers visited Chicago aboard a chartered bus, including Maurice Babler and family. Erwin Kissling Sr. of Monticello underwent surgery at St Luke's Hospital, Chicago, and a collision damaged Howard Ware’s car in Albany when it collided with a Borst truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Page
Madison
Orangeville
Chicago
Maurice Babler
David and
Allan
Clarence Schfultz
Clarence Jr
Robert Brunkow
Brookfield
Erwin Kissling Sr
Monticello
St. Luke's Hospital
Albany
Howard Ware
Sam Krueger
Damage report from Brooklyn vehicles in 1947 48 era
Damages recorded include $2 for the Ware car and $75 for the truck. The truck traveled south on Highway 59 toward county trunks at the Jones filling station corner. Krueger Mississippi anticipates doubling prewar tourist business to $120,000,000 as of 1947 48 with depot hill growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Jones Filling Station
Krueger
Mississippi
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Sins
H. A. Crusius
Menomonee Falls
Fred Evers
Paul Crusius
Sophie Irion
Robert Irion
Elmhurst
Gertrude Evers
Howard Reingruber
Hilda Keble
E. Kasbohm
Elizabeth McAuliffe
Kenneth Unruh
Donald Crusius
George Crusius
Dorothy Vogel
Lillian Greenwood
Glen Ellyn
Ili
R. J. Bunger
Herman Bunger
Henry Martens
A. F. Hinz
N. J. Kuether
R. J Gatzke
Henry Lietz
Marie E. Crusius
Rshall Crusius
Carol
Roseland
Connell
Joyce Schree
Schmidt
Henry Wick Jr
Carol Schultz
August Guis
Ruby Perrin
Clare Held
William J. Hanso
H. O. Buuck
Charles Prigmore
Shirley Buuck Prigmore
Juiss
Men
Boots and Saddle Club
Green County
Boots and Saddies Club
Decatur
Trail Ride
Freeone
Peswpart
Gen
Conrad Bosshart
Leo Cullis
Bob Condon
Marvin Malkow
Gary Malkow
Brodhead
Fred Schuetz
Dewey ‘Dwyer
Lucille Alston
Lucille Randall
Esther
Doris Schuetz
Erwin Haur
Pythian Sisters
Ludlow
Edna Drake
Alvin Kubly
Robert Benkett
Ed Walter
Louis Stauf
Fred Musselman
Frank Maurer
George Wenger
Fred’ Faeser
May L. Luchsinger
Fred Grimm
Donald L. Collins
Wisconsin
Bechtolt Bros
North Side
Starline
Fenish
Monroe Lumber & Fuel
Browntown Methodists
Thorp Finance Corp
Goetz
Hollis E. Mueller
Clifford Ostrander
Lan Grange
Brooklyn Grange
Brooklyn Park
Commu
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Res
Peonies
Monroe Feed and Seed CO
City Hotel
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Phil Spitaing
All Girl Orchestra
WBBM
WISN
WTAQ
Aity
Goa Blumer Pharmacy
Ford Kins
Ger 'yAcAt
Johnson Motor Sales
PIAUC
Karlen’s
Petti
Dixie Shop
Weary Monroe
Wis
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