Memorial Address by Rev McKelvey Heard by Pythians
A joint memorial service for Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias was held last night in their Temple. Rev James R McKelvey of First Methodist Church Sterling Illinois gave the address titled There Is No Death, offering consolation and belief in happiness in our Father's House. Mrs Arthur W Black read the memorial, with Mrs Paul W Ritschard and the degree staff participating. Pythian officers and candle-lighters assisted, and chancellor commander Julian Kiechle spoke for the Knights. Tables, lunch and a buffet supper followed at hosts' homes before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKelvey
Pythians
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
James R. Mc
First Methodist Church
Sterling
Ill
Arthur W. Black
Paul W. Ritschard
Clarence E. Day
Alton V. Kiel
Gerald D. Poff
Frederick Mahlkuck Jr
Amos Johnson
Albert Wyss
Russell Larson
Chester J. Hasse
E. Herman Dieckhoff
Shirley Ritschard
Bonnie Wilson
Jacqueline Poff
B. J. Sullivan
Julian Kiechle
Knights of S
A. G. Nelson
Mmes
Otto Leuenberger
Edward L. Dwyer
Philip M. Gordon
Harris F. Germann
Ralph L. Greenwald
Roy Grant
Wilma M. Preiffer
Mrs. Black
Ray Goodmiller Named Cub Scout Den Denner
Ray Goodmiller named den denner for Den 2 at spring elections held at Smocks Cave. Den 2 includes William Wedesky as assistant denner Kent Phillips keeper of the buckskin Nathan Ander eck den chief and Mrs Roy F Peter den mother. Next events include a June 3 wiener roast at Kiwanis Youth Cabin and a June 26 Cub Scout Fair at the Armory with a fish pond and toy drive.
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Ray Goodmiller
den Denner
Den 2
Rayoodmiller Denner
William Wedesky
Denner
Kent Phillips
Smocks Cave
Monroe
Kiwanis
Armory
William Anderson
Kim Bellahan
Donald Peter
Nathan Andereck
Den
Roy F. Peter
Orangeville Four Year Course Began in 1927
The Orangeville high school alumni committee reports the four year program started with the graduating class of 1927 after a prior two year course. Alumni ban quet and dance Friday evening. reservations with Lyle Henze by Thursday noon.
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Orangeville
Times Special
Lyle Henze
Afolkey Churches Plan Union Vacation Bible School
Churches of Afolkey announce a union Vacation Bible School from June 1 to 12 with sessions daily at 9 to 11 a.m. Beginners and primary grades meet at Grace church while juniors and intermediates meet at Bethel church.
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Afolkey
Union
Orangeville
Churches of
Grace Church
Bethel Church
Community club boards to gather for new year plans
Mon roe Woman's Club officers will lead tomorrow's meeting at 7 p m in the Green room of the library to discuss projects for the coming year. Mrs Herbert M Ainsworth presides. Mothers visit school as East school kinders showcase year work and a My Playful Scarf insen tion closes the program. Builders class of Bethel church will convene at Arnold Aisenbrey home Tuesday June 2 with devotions and recreation. African Violet club hosts plant care discussion at Glen Hasse home Monday. Orangeville WSCS to meet June 3 at Mrs Leo Rusk home bring dime cards and mite boxes.
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Monroe Woman's Club
Librar
Herbert M. Ainsworth
East School
Rose Langston
Orangeville
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Glen Hasse
7Th Street
African Violet Club
Miss Aleatha Buri Honored At Shower
A prenuptial shower was given for Miss Aleatha Buri at the home of Mrs. Louis Buri with co host Mrs. William Kugler. Miss Buri will wed Wesley Jordan June 12 at Bethel church. Guests from Juda and nearby towns brought gifts in Mexican basket May baskets with floral decorations.
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Aleatha Buri
Louis Buri
William Kugler
Buri
Wesley Jordan
Bethel Church
Mmes. Raymond
C. Fritz
Paul Matzke
Charles G. Pickett
Robert W. Kramer
Harold Pickett
Clifford M. Fritz
Charles, D. Pickett
Theodore Portman
Frank Pickett
H. W. Becker
A. J
Burll
Monroe
Andrew J . Bell
Herbert Orton
Grove
Frank Albright
Albany
Clifford Wells
Orangeville
Leland Jordan
Lor
Raine
Frank Jordan
Nancy L. Kundert
Juda
Mrs Ensch Feted At Farewell Party
A farewell dessert party was hosted by Mrs. Leo L. Hofmeister at 1110 22nd Avenue to honor Mrs. Edward M. Ensch. Mrs. Ensch will travel from Ft. Riley to attend daughter Donna Ensch’s graduation at St Victor’s parish school tomorrow night and the family will depart Friday returning to the military post visiting Hazel Green en route. Guests included Mrs. Walter Stauffacher, Mrs. Herbert T. Johnson, Mrs. John H. Bruni, Mrs. Hervey J. Hoesly, Mrs. Herbert H. Goecks, Mrs. John C. Chambers and Mrs. Edwin Rufenacht. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Goecks, Mrs. Rufenacht and Mrs. Hoesly. guest of honor received a gift.
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Pridge
Leo L. Hofmeister
22Nd Avenue
Edward M. Ensch
Mmes
Walter Stauffacher
Herbert T. Johnson
John H. Bruni
Hervey J. Hoesly
Herbert H. Goecks
John C. Chambers
Edwin Rufenacht
Mmes. Goecks
Rufenacht
Hoesly
Miss Krauss Plays At President's Event
Miss Kathryn Krauss Monroe Miss Jeannine Risinger and Miss Ann Hansen formed an instrumental trio at Milton college's president's dinner for the graduating class. Speakers included Frank Mueller Norman Buending William Lipke and Dorothy Winter with post scripts by President Skaggs and Dean Daland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qausic
Milton College
Kathryn Krauss
Monroe
Jeannine Risinger
Madison
Ann Hansen
Evansville
Frank Mueller
Milwaukee
Dorothy Winter
Mike Michael Murray
Norman Buending
Chicago
William Lipke
Milton
Skaggs
Dean Daland
Dinner honors Green County Normal graduates at Coplien home
Mrs. Coplien hosted a dinner for graduates Miss Lynne Fenn and Leona Tornow at her 825 11th street residence. Attendants included Mildred Franklin Helen Paterson and Audrey Flannery. Tornow will attend Porter school South Wayne and Fenn Ellis school Evansville next term.
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Coplien
Fred Coplien
11Th| Street
Marilynne Fenn
Leona Tornow
Green County Normal School
Mildred Franklin
Helen Paterson
Audrey Flannery
Tornow
Porter School
South Wayne
Miss Fenn
Ellis School
Evansville
Keen and Sherwood couple engaged at Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Luke Sherwood of Gays Mills announce the engagement of their daughter Elinor Sherwood to Gerald Keen son of George Keen both in Wisconsin. Elinor belongs to Delta Sigma Epsilon at Wisconsin State College Whitewater and Keen is a Wisconsin alumnus now engaged in farming. No definite wedding plans have been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Keen
Elinor Sherwood
Luke Sherwood
Gays Mills
Elinor
Fergy Keen
George Keen
Miss Sherwood
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Wisconsin State College
Whitewater
Keen
University of Wisconsin
Ray Trickle Honored At Birthday Gathering
Ray Trickle was honored at a birthday dinner held at his home Sunday with 22 relatives attending and supplying picnic baskets. Mrs. Frank West, his aunt, decorated a birthday cake used as a centerpiece. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mann and Mrs. Martha Holznagel Winslow, Mr. and Mrs. Wal x Trickle, Patty and Dick, among others.
Local Names Highlight Community Families
The passage lists residents and households including Mr. and Mrs. Frank West of Garwell Browntown, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Trickel, Mrs. Anna Groves, the Alderman family of Monroe, Mrs. Trickle and son Boyd of New Glarus, detailing the area’s interconnected residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank West
Garwell
Browntown
Herman Becker
Ronald Trickel
Anna Groves
Monroe
Ralph Alderman
New' Glarus
Trickle
Boyd
Engagement Notice for Maxine Hageman and Sgt Alan Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hageman of Route 1 Brodhead announce the engagement of their daughter Maxine to Sgt. Alan L. Turner son of Col. and Mrs. Leon B. Turner of Ipswich. Miss Hageman is a stenographer with the FBI in Washington DC while Sgt Turner is stationed with the Air Force at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland. No wedding date has been set.
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Dwight Hageman
Route 1
Brodhead
Maxine
Alan L. Turner
Leon B. “Turner
Ipswich
Jas
Miss Hageman
FBI
Washington D. C
Sgt
Turner
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Ward Employes Dinner Party at Legion Home
Montgomery Ward and Co employees attended a potluck dinner at the Legion Home after the April sales contest. Seventy five people joined a short program and dancing party to close the evening. Howard Lundy, 2308 11th street, was honored at the Monterey hotel Janesville by Wisconsin Bell Telephone Co with a 30 year service pin.
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Howard Lundy
11Th Street
Monterey Hotel
Janesville
Wisconsin Bell ‘Telephone Co
Lundy
Summer Picnic At Loveland School With Mrs Edna ZumBrunnen
Loveland school closed for summer vacation and held a Sunday picnic at the school with teacher Mrs Edna ZumBrunnen. A Shanghai school picnic was also held Sunday at the schoolhouse for local residents and students.
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Loveland
Shanghai
Farm Bureau Women Name Green County Delegate to State Conference
Mrs. Roderick was chosen as Green County delegate to the state Farm Bureau Women's conference at Madison from September 1 to 3, with Mrs. F. F. Salzwedel as alternate. Also attending were Mrs. Frank Bloom, Mrs. Duane Beach, Mrs. Frank G. Deininger, Mrs. Sam Waelti, Mrs. Kiarn Figi, Mrs. Everett Green, Ray Pinnow, and guest Mrs. Herman Pluss.
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Farm Bureau
Roderick
Glen Roderick
Green County
State Farm Bureau
Madison
Walter Preuti
Albany
F. F. Salzwedel
Frank Bloom
Farm Bureau Associated Women
Mmes
Duane Beach
Frank G. Deininger
Sam Waelti
Kiam J. Figi
Everett Green
Ray R. Pinnow
Herman Pluss
Ticello
Graduating Musicians Honor Allan F Barnard At Monroe High
Allan Fr Barnard, instrumental music director at Monroe High, was honored by 11 senior band and orchestra members at yesterday’s final rehearsal. Seniors include Glenda Martin Maureen Bruni Janet Holtshopple Sandra Haworth Judi th Thorp Beatrice Ruch Gloria Prien Billie Ann Wenger John Cotherman Robert Dye Jackie Drake. The summer band schedule starts June 8.
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Allan Fr. Barnard
Monroe High School
Glenda Martin
Maureen Bruni
Janet Holtshopple
Sandra Haworth
Judith Thorp
Beatrice Ruch
Gloria Prien
Billie Ann Wenger
John Cotherman
Robert Dye
Jackie Drake
Barnard
College Merger Battle Thickens
Madison witnesses debate over merging the University of Wisconsin extension center with Milwaukee State College to expand opportunities. Democrats and backers argue for a no extra cost merger, while opponents warn it would bypass proper oversight and drain Madison’s duties, with key figures including Tom Philipson, Landry, Coggs, Pellant, and U W regents name checked along with college presidents and staff. The bill faces a tough path as the Assembly resists integration.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Extension Center
Wisconsin State College of Milwaukee
Assembly Education Committee
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Assembly
Gov. Kobler
Tom Philipson
Young Republicane
Landry
Coggs and Pellant
Clark Smith
U. S
F. J. Friedrick
AFL’ Federated Trades Council
Smith
Lake Shore
W. D. McIntyre
Board of College Regents
R. E. Norris
Milwaukee State College
W. C. Hansen
Stevens Point State College
Henry Kulka
Eau Claires¢ State College
Norris
McIntyre
Milwaukee firms pledge to move plants in five years
Six Milwaukee clothing manufacturers signed an agreement to relocate their plants out of the city within the next five years without union consent. Reuben Kamm, manager of the CIO clothing union's joint board, said the union is looking ahead to fear any possible exodus.
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Milwaukee
Reuben Kamm
CIO Clothing Union
Daily Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Dairy Prices
US meat markets show salable hogs 6 500 with most 190 280 lb butchers at 24 25 per cwt and 190 230 lb loads at 25 10 25 15. Cattle salable 13 000 with steers 22 25 24 25 and prime loads 24 50 25 35. cows 11 15 14 00. bulls 13 50 16 00. Butter prices steady in Chicago with 93 score AA at 65. other dairy indices: 90 B 63 89 C 60 gs irregular receipts 21 699.
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USDA
Chicago
U. S
U.S
Homemakers Clubs Picnic Trip From Oakley to Wisconsin River
Oakley and Town and Country Homemakers Clubs journeyed to Wisconsin Dells for a boat trip on the Wisconsin River. They departed Jud o from Judo at 7 a.m. and were expected to return later tonight.
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Oakley
Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin
Funeral Attendance at William Lemon Service in Monroe
Monticello notes list attendees from many families including John and Albert Gempeler Flora Gempeler Bertha Loveland Merlyn Loveland Clarence Loveland Anna Elmer Paul Voegeli Emil Voegeli Ed Blum and others. Visitors from Dodeeville and Elgin joined neighbors in Monroe for the service and weekend calls.
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William Lemon
Monroe
John Gempeler
Albert Gempeler
Flora Gempeler
Bertha Loveland
Nce
Clarence Loveland
Merlyn Loveland
Albert Moritz
Anna Elmer
Paul Voegeli
Emil G. Voegeli
Fred A. Blum
William Klassy
Ed Freitag
R. K. Hoskins
Dodeeville
Jack Hoskins
Hazel Kundert
Bertha Keller
Milton Miller
J. B. Miller
Elgin
Weekend Socials Across Madison and Monroe Gatherings
Sunday visitors in Monroe included Mr. and Mrs. Pagel and daughter Dorothy, with family and friends from Auburn, Tacoma, Sterling, and Madison. Several couples shared meals and evenings in Madison and Wilson, with hosts listed as Wittner, Dones, Wirth, Erb, and Knobel families.
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John Wirth Sr
Joe Marty
Auburn
Albert Gieleser
Tacoma
Wash
John Erb
Wilson
Wis
Wilbert Wirth
Monroe
Frank McQuillan
Darlington
Donald Knobel
Cecil Jordan
Coles L’hommedieu
William
Madison
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Mrs. Ensch
Miss Krauss
Ana
Ray
Maxine Hagemen
Allan F. Barnard
Coca Cola
Swift
News of the Homemakers
Holland
West Side Square
Ring Bologna
Broppenbach
van Camp
Monticello
C. D. Coutts
Salvation Army Pickup
Leon
Oscar Mayer
Brennan’s
Campbell
Hunt's
I-C
Whaleson
Arkaths
Florida
Williamson-Dickie
Dickie
Vality Brand
Vality
Rockford
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