Evelyn Powers Weds Wayne Yoder in Dubuque Church
Evelyn Powers and Wayne Yoder were married in a simple ceremony at a Dubuque Methodist church with Rev. Edwin Rooney officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Charles Brigham, and the groom, son of Mrs. Margaret Yoder, will reside at 593 Arlington Street, Dubuque after a wedding trip to Chicago and Cleveland.
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Elizapeth Franxiin
The
Ham
Charles Methodist Church
Evelyn I. Brigham
Blue Mounds
Powers
11Th Street
Mr. Brigham
Wayne
Forest
Hills
Long Island
N. Y
Wi . Charles
Madison
A. Briggs
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Fred
Gunsaulis
Dubuque
Times
Mar
Riage
Charles
Margaret Yoder
Wadsworth
I. Brigham Jr
Chicago
E. P. Sabin
Robert Service
R. Thomas Blum-Collis
Williamquist
Forest Hills
Eustes
Cleveland
Peter Vermilye
Cleve
Land
Niagra Falls
New
Paul S. Pierson
Milwaukee
York City
Charles I. Brigham Jr
Arlington Street
Bague
Platteville Teachers College
Elm Street
North
Mass
North School
Yoder
Rooney
Taft Preparatory School
Yale University
Gineer
General Theological
Circle prepares for June 27 meeting at Stuckey home
The Circle plans a June 27 gathering at Mrs. Carl Stuckey's home after a May meeting discussion. Leaders included Miss Janet L. Arnsmeier and Peter Retzlaff Jr, with Maxine Miller elected secretary to replace Joann Reed-Blum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamu
Yaopnnemey
Carl Stuckey
Ted Miller
Harvey Andrews
Phe Gry
Janet L. Arnsmeier
Peter Retzlaff Jr
Maxine Miller
Joann
Monroe Country Club Auxiliary Opens With Lunch Meeting
The first meeting of the Monroe Country Club Auxiliary will be held Wednesday at the club starting with a 1 oclock luncheon. President Mrs. C J Schwingel will lead the session. Golf and bridge will be played. Reservations for the luncheon should be made by Tuesday noon.
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Country Club
Monroe Country Club
C. J. Schwingel
Evjue's Attorney Attacks Wisconsin Rape Reporting Law
Madison Capital Times editor William T. Evjue argued before the state supreme court that the law banning identification of rape victims is too vague for constitutionality. Evjue’s lawyer W Wade Boardman spoke as Evjue contests the charge for printing a relative of UW student Carl L Carlson who was murdered last November. Murders Buford Sennett and Robert Winslow are serving life terms in Waupun. the two allegedly raped the girl.
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Mansson
yry—Luunse
William T. Evjue
Madison Capital Times
W. Wade Boardman
Madison
Evjue
State Supreme Court
Carl L. Carlson
University of Wisconsin
Buford Sennett
Robert Winslow
Waupun
Wendlandt Aeschlimann wed at St John’s Evangelical
A Brodhead couple Miss Bernice Edith Wendlandt and Werner Aeschlimann wed at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church at 10 this morning. Rev. P C Kehle officiated. The bride wore a white ta ffa gown with finger tip veil and carried spring flowers. Mrs. Thomas Hartmann served as maid of honor, with Thomas Hartmann as best man. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple will live on the groom's parents' farm in Spring Grove township. The bride is a Brodhead High School graduate and former Everson funeral home employee.
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Shirley Reed
Viola Krueger
Beloit
Jill Zumbrunnen
F. R. Zum Brunnen
Monroe
Darwin Menehan
Clarence L. Menehan
Darrell K. Blum
Alvi Blum
Lester Reed
Morris Nisy
George Borley
Grinnell Hall
Evelyn Walters
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Navy
Wisconsin Power and Lights Co
11Th Street
Wendlandt
Thomas Hartmann
Mantle Strayer
Alma Sellow
Fred Aeschlimann
Spring Grove Township
Bride
Brodhead High School
Everson Funeral Home
Burmeister Forbes Wed In Salina Kansas Church Ceremony
Mary Margaret Burmeister and George T Forbes were married February 21 at St John Lutheran in Salina Kansas. Attended by Harold Burris and Jean Worley, the couple plan to live in Topeka after June 10 where Forbes will study law after finishing business studies at Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Burmeister
Mary Margaret Burmeister
George T. Forbes
Thomas C. Forbes
Eureka
Kas
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Salina
W. W. Klover
Harold Burris
Jean Worley
University of Missouri
Monroe High School
Stephens College
Columbia
University of Missouri At Columbia
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Forbes
University of Missouri School of Business and Public Administration
Washburn University Law School
Topeka
Eureka High School
Air Corps
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Fillmore Street
Mrs Iveys Pupils To Present Recital At Union Church
Mrs Iveys pupils perform the first of two piano recitals Wednesday at 730 PM in Union Presbyterian Church with many named students. A highlight is Little Toy Soldiers featuring Mary Jo Henning, baton twirling under Patricia Knaack. Usher duties are by Marian Boynton and Mrs Alfred Henning.
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Youn Avey Wi
Union Presbyterian Church
Phyllis Scharnweber
Marian Boynton
Alfred Henning
Mueller To Head Petroleum Group
A Wisconsin group election in the circuit court room named A. K. Mueller chairman of the Green Counts Petroleum Industries committee with Ed Lacey as vice chairman and W. L. Heuer as secretary. Dave Joy heads public relations. other members include Palmer C. Duerst, Cloyance Karlen, Laverne Gallitz, F. S. Townell, Roy Schiffman, Paul Baltzer, John Pinnow, and D. A. Crandall. The group adopted a resolution to publicize the heavy motor vehicle tax burden, noting gasohol taxes equal 25 percent of gas prices, higher than federal taxes. F. M. Elliott urged action and showed a film on petroleum’s transport role. the county and state group adopted a seven-point program for 1948-49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Mueller
Green Counts Petroleum Industries Committee
Court House
Ed Lacey
W. L. Heuer
Dave Joy
Pi Ic
Palmer C. Duerst
New Glarus
Cloyance Karlen
Monticello
Laverne Gallitz
F. S. Townell
Roy Schiffman
Paul Baltzer
John Pinnow
Brodhead
D. A. Crandall
Wisconsin
F. M. Elliott
Wisconsin Petroleum Industries Committee
Former Wisconsin Professor Charged By Missouri Officers
E K Johnston a 50 year old Missouri university advertising professor is charged with sodomy along with two others. He posted 3500 bond and a June 11 preliminary hearing was set. Johnston previously taught at Wisconsin University in the 1920s.
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Conte
Phil M. Donnelly
Allen McReynolds
Board of Curators
McReynolds
Willie Coots
Warren W. Heathman
Howard B. Long Jr
Coots
Heathman
Johnston
Jana
Salem
Birthday celebrations for Schlappi and Miller at Winslow home
Heidi Mary Schlappi and Ruth Ann Miller observed their first and second birthdays respectively on Thursday at Heidi Schlappi's home near Winslow. Attending were Mrs John Schlappi, Mrs Alfred Miller, and their sons Bruce and Irvid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidi Mary Schlappi
Ruth Ann Miller
Heidi
Winslow
John Schlappi
Alfred Miller
Bruce and
Rivid
Hollis Mueller Joins In Establishing Firm
Hollis Mueller of Monroe is among incorporators of the Mueller Airways of Janesville which will operate an air transport line from Janesville. The filing notes business aims, associates, and planned stock. a note about Ottawa and Hebron place names appears among scattered local items and unrelated historical references.
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Hollis Mueller
Monroe
Mueller Airways
Janesville
Ted Miller
Beloit
Madison
Walter Strong
Russell
Central College
Nap
Merrill Waelti
Ottawa
Jerry Waelti
Bert Meracle
Hebron
Wis
Bytown
Lois Miller
Janet
John
Joyce Arnsmeier
Brodhead High School
Tuesay
Glenn Wunschel
Will Hartwig
Charles Kuhnke
Chester Albright
Guy Albright
Wayne Gempler
Arla West
Ervin Goecks
Juda
Chester Smith
Mattoon
Ill
Lorenzo Severson
William Albright
Orangeville
National Spelling Bee Won by Girl From Ohio
A 14 year old girl from Black Horse Ohio wins the national spelling bee amid jeers from rivals and misprints. Jean Chappelear placed second after a tough contest sponsored by the Akron Beacon Journal. The winner earns 500 dollars and a trip to New York. the runner up gets 300 dollars.
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Washington
Bea
Black Horse
Ohio
Jean Chappelear
Runerup
Darrell Flavelle
Winer
Akron Beakin- Jurnal
Nue York
Runer-Up
Washington Daley
Bieng
Beloit death of Darlington native Kilkelly at 42
Francis Kilkelly a Darlington native aged 42 died suddenly at his Beloit home while at the supper table last Thursday night. He had complained of heart trouble to friends. Born June 16 1905, he had lived in Beloit six years and worked as an electrician at Fairbanks Morse. Survived by parents in Beloit, three brothers Paul James Celsus and two sisters Lorraine Arehart and Eileen Wedig. Services 9 am Monday at Holy Rosary Church with Msgr Doyle. burial in church cemetery.
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Dartington
Francis Kilkelly
Darlington
Beloit
Kilkelly
James Kilkelly
Fairbanks, Morse and Company
Eagles Lodge
Paul
Waukegan
James
Dubuque
Celsus
Lorraine Arehart
Eileen Wedig
Holy Rosary Church
Bernard Doyle
New Glarus Visitors and Local Callers Report
Mr and Mrs Jacob C Hefty called at Beloit Thursday and Mr and Mrs Sylvan Frick visited Madison Tuesday. Mrs Dewey Hilton of Madison visited here Thursday with other locals. Mr and Mrs Fred Tschday and Mrs Thomas Hefty called Beloit and Janesville Thursday. Arthur Zweifel and Steven joined Mil lard Tschudy and Kim in Madison Thursday. Mrs Clifford Highbarger of Freeport attended graduation here Thursday. Jacob Kundert of Rockford visited Fred J Marty’s home Wednesday. Miss Ida Cassinova Monroe was a business caller Wednesday. Walter Mills arrived from Chicago Thursday to visit Fred J Marty’s home. His wife and daughter have been visiting with her parents the last week. Want Ads are big producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob C. Hefty
Beloit
Sylvan Frick
Madison
Dewey’ Hilton
Fred Tschday
Thomas Hefty
Janesville
Arthur Zweifel
Steven
Millard Tschudy
Kim
Clifford Highbarger
Freeport
Jacob Kundert
Rockford
Fred J. Marty
Ida Cassinova
Monroe
Walter Mills
Chicago
Wallace Attacks Mundt Nixon Bill in Senate Hearing
Henry A. Wallace denounced the Mundt Nixon anti-communism bill calling it a war on free speech and assembly. He warned the measure would empower the attorney general to proscribe his party and criminalize its members for not registering. Norman Thomas of the Socialist party said the Wallace movement is heavily influenced by communists, though Wallace himself is not a communist.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wallace
Norman Thomas
Henry Wallace
Thomas
House
Eastland
D-Miss
Communist Party
Russia
Local Weekend Visits Across Twin Grove and Monroe
Mrs J H Beightol hosts relatives with Glen Chambers family and Sandra Steckler. Dennis returns from grandparents. Friday to Sunday gatherings span Beloit Madison Freeport Rockford Wilmette Monroe and Juda with multiple households sharing meals and calls. RNA lodge event noted at Juda along with P J Reed’s Monroe trip and Fairfield Ladies Aid Society activities.
Community social notes from Monroe gatherings
Mrs Old Rockey hosted a social meeting on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Chambers and Mrs Minnie Carter visited Floyd Chambers. Mr and Mrs J H Emrick were Monroe shoppers on Wednesday. Mrs Marie Isely and her sons Nathan and Sheldon spent Wednesday in New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety
Old Rockey
Clyde Chambers
Minnie Carter
Monroe
Floyd Chambers
J. H. Emrick Wee Monroe
Marie Isely and
Nathan and
Sheldon
New Glarus
State Hospital Rate Increase Given Okay
Wisconsin General and orthopedic hospitals will raise rates for state and county patients. General from $9 to $10 a day and orthopedic from $6.50 to $8 daily, private patients at both hospitals stay at $12.50. Stout Institute gets $11,095 emergency funding for seven months of 1948-49. Welfare gains $15,800 for June relief and pension grants. Agriculture department receives $4,500 for fuel admin and oleomargarine tax work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Motor Vehicle Department
Welfare Department
Department of Agriculture
Spring Grove News Roundup From Local Families
Sunday visits span Beloit to Brodhead as residents host relatives and friends. The Swain and Swanborg families from Beloit Rockford shared time with Monroe Juda Juda and nearby towns while fishing trips and weekend hospitality marked a quiet Midwest spread of communities.
Farmer Gifts to Charity Taxable Beyond 15 Percent Rule
Internal Revenue officials clarified that gifts of farm products to charity are taxed if the market value exceeds 15 percent of the donor’s income. The bureau adds the gift value to income, then allows a deduction up to 15 percent of total income. A cited case involves David C. White challenging an $8,950 tax on wheat donated to the Friendship Train, with 7,226 bushels valued at $2.65 each, totaling $19,150.67 added income before the deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Supreme Court
David C. White
Kingsdown
White
Farm tenancy declines as more farmers buy land
A study by B T Inman of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics shows tenancy dropping nationwide with only 26.9 percent of farms tenant operated last year, down from 31.7 percent in 1945 and 42.4 percent in 1930. Land under lease fell from 39.4 percent to 38.9 percent from 1945 to 1947. Many former tenants did not return to farming postwar as other work and technical gains reduce labor needs. meanwhile families with nonfarm income buy small acreages counted as farms. Thirty six of Idaho's 44 counties have commercially important minerals.
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Washington
B. T. Inman
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Inman
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Evelyn Powers
Wayne Yoder
New York City
St. 'S Episcopal Church
Northampton
Euval
Dane County
West High School
Smith College
Phil Beta Kappa
Columbia University
Leroy Day
Leroy Nathan Day
Duluth
Minn
Clarence E. Day
16Th Avenue
Ruth Victoria Swenson
Miss Swenson
Andrew H. Swenson
University of Minnesota, Duluth
Sigma Alpha Iota
Mr. Day
University of Wisconsin, School of Electrical Engineering
Guam
20Th Air Force
General Electric Co
Ben Kaster
Ralph Karlen
Colletta Wuetrich
Elton Segner
Lila Mae Duerst
Kenneth Huber
Robert Wuetrich
Cathy
Gerald Thomm
Marilyn Hasse
William Hartwig
Eugene Saunders
Florence Figi
Lois Rebly
Women’s Union
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Florence Voigt
Mmes
Herman D. Legler
Herbert Stauffacher
Emmanuel Fuchs
Charles Frey
Peggy Angliker
Jude —_fRnanial
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Jennie Lyngaes
Winneconne
Howard Tyrer
Mineral Point
Ruth Taube
Oshkosh
Marshal
Dorothy Henkels
Lancaster
Ruth
Edna Heller
Marth
Lillian Oberlin
Stoughton
C. J. Cold
Bridge New Glarus
Wilbert Leinhardt
Gerald H. Eugene Stuessy
George Hartman
Harrison Schuett
Fred Leinhardt
Robert Dibble
Lorraine McQuillin
Isabel Mitchell
Mary M. Burmeister
George Forbes
Salina, Kas
Mueller
Petroleum Group
Missouri
F. N. Miller
Hellespont
B. C
Swiss Cheese Shop
HIWAY
Nashinal Speling
Bea Wun
Wird
Olligarky
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Mundt-Nixon
Bill
Twin Grove
J. H. Beightol
Glen Chambers
J Lloyd Chambers
Oscar Steckler
Sandra
Dennis
Ray Fritz
Garde Badertscher
Andrew Bell
E. C. Einbeck
Gretta Pitkin
Ernie Weiss
Clara Weiss
Jerry Larson
Alvin Camron
Wilburt Orton
Burt Orton
Land Family
Elmer Sweetwood
Alanda Sweetwood
J.H. Emrick
Clyde Smith
Pearl Camron
Ruby Due
Edythe Ann| Orton
Valentine Zibung
Herbert
Bell
RNA |Lodge
Ivan
Pilgrim Kitchen
Kathryn
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Lawrence Swain
Melvin Swain
Walter Swanborg Jr
Gerald Zimmerman
Ben
Donald Deininger
Lake Koshkonone
Otto Becker
Bruce
Wise
Mervin Atkinson
Lowell Arnsmeier
Ivan Arnsmeier
Russell Rosheisen
Orla McClellan
Roy Ties
Carrie Brobst
C. D. Brinkman
Ben Kimmel
Exvin Armstrong
Phoebe Montefelt
Gertrude Keller
Emil Burgunder
Clarno
Fred Studer
Fred Aeschliman
Russell Rosc
Eisen
Charles’ Broege
Glen Wunschel
Messrs
Mines
Emil Goecks
Idaho
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Singer Sewing Machine CO
State
Beloit, Wis
Electric Iron
U.S. Pa
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