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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1949

Page

3

Smiths celebrate 50 years of marriage with family gathering

The Roscoe C Smiths held a open house for their Golden Wedding Anniversary attended by relatives from Madison Verona Fennimore Green Bay Janesville and more. The couple married in 1899 and their offspring include five children twelve grandchildren and nine great grandchildren with ties to Monroe Monticello and Washington townships.

Richard A. Smith Jacob Hammond Sylvester Township Smith Henry Juingst Monticello Friedolin Blum W. M. Conkrite Freeport Washington Township Richard Smiths Monroe Lena Juingst James E. Holcomb Oscar Losey Alois T. Beer Monroe Richard Ferm Loveland

History of Buttons Features Rally Here

A colorful history of the Buttons of the Golden Age 1820 36 was presented by Mrs. E. R. Blair of Monroe before members of the Helvetian Button club the Button Box Girls and 45 out of town guests at the State Button society's quarterly meeting yesterday afternoon in the Green room. Several Swiss vocal arrangements were presented by Mrs. John Ross and Misses Lydia and Edith Zuercher of Brodhead. Members at the meeting were from southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois.

E. R. Blair Monroe Helvetian

Growing Old Topic Planned for Meeting

The St. John's Women's Union sets a 7:45 p m meeting at the church with Mmes Arthur F Wagner Robert G Buehler and Edward M Ensch as presenters on Growing Old Successfully. Curtis Wagner and Ellen Rubi will provide musical elements for the program. An engagement announcement follows noting Shirley May Prien to Ralph Weckerly.

St. John’s Women’s Union Mmes Arthur F. Wagner Robert G. Buehler Edward M. Ensch Curtis Wagner Ellen Rubi Finch Rose William Greub Hannah Salzer Mary Lanz

Westminster Guild Meeting Planned at Haworth Home

The Westminster Guild of Union Presbyterian Church will gather Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock at Harold S. Haworth residence 829 22nd avenue for a planned session.

Westminster Guild of Union Presbyterian Church Harold S. Haworth 22Nd Avenue

Violet McCool and Eugene Mellenberger wed in Browntown

In a candlelight ceremony at Peace Evangelical and Reform church Browntown Miss Violet Gene McCool daughter of Charles and Mrs McCool became the bride of Eugene Werner Mellenberger son of Mr and Mrs Werner Mellenberger. Rev Walther H Waeckerle officiated. The couple will reside on route 1 Winslow and plan a late October trip.

Browntown Browntown Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church Violet Gene McCool Charles T. McCool Eugene Werner Mellenberger Werner Mellenberger Walter H. Waeckerle Curran Gage Stockton Ill Rose Naef Argyle Shirley Herfel Verona Mary McCool Fred Burri Tom Binger Jr Roger Binger Louis Legler Robert Klemm Jr John Burri Helen Stubbe Browntown Hall Florence Fredrick Mary Ann Balzly Caroline Goecks Monroe JoAnn Tree Milton Buschin Winslow Clara Maaske Monroe High School South Wayne High School Route 1

Miss Louise Beach to Wed Kenneth Wild

Announcement of the engagement between Miss Louise Beach daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Beach 1729 14th street and Kenneth Wild son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Wild Monticello. no wedding date set. Miss Beach is the old United Telephone Co.

Louise Beach Jesse Beach 14Th Street Kenneth Wild Jacob Wild Monticello Miss Beach United

Board Faculty Party Plans Readied at Club

Fall flowers will decorate the dining room of the Monroe Country club this evening as about 100 teachers and school board members and their families gather for the board sponsored dinner and evening of entertainment. Herbert T. Johnson, board president, will extend the greeting to the faculty on behalf of the school board. Committee members handling the arrangements are Mmes. C.

Monroe Country Club Herbert T. Johnson Mmes. C

Universalists Name Convention Delegates

Miss Harriet Carson and Mrs E N Churchill along with Mrs May L Luchsinger were elected delegates to the state Universalist convention to be held in Mukwonago on October 28 and 29. The election occurred after a brief business meeting following a potluck noon luncheon in the church parlors. Rev Warren Lovejoy of Hutchinson Kas was a guest.

Harriet Carson John A. Becker E. N. Churchill May L. Luchsinger Mukwonago Warren Lovejoy Hutchinson Kas

Five Madison couples attend Nordeen silver anniversary

Five Monroe couples joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nordeen of Madison for their silver wedding anniversary at Nakoma Country Club. Attendees included William C. Rieder Jr., Daniel Ault, Ralph Lindsay, Alva Williams and Freda Kohli along with A F Bolgrien and Beldit, plus Madison students Don Williams Robert Rieder and Frederic Kohli.

Monroe Frank Nordeen Madison Nakoma Country Club Messrs Mmes William C. Rieder, Jr Daniel L. Ault Ralph A. Lindsay Alva B. Williams Freda L. Kohli A. F. Bolgrien Beldit Don B. Williams Robert Rieder Frederic Kohli

Miss Lillian Larson Weds George DeNure in Argyle Candlelight

Miss Lillian Larson and George DeNure wed in a candlelight ceremony at East Viota church on Saturday. The couple, residents of a farm near Argyle, were attended by Gladys Noble as matron of honor Ruth Tollackson as bridesmaid Alvin DeNure as best man Kenneth DeNure and ushers Wilfred Mason and Donald Pfister.

Argyle George DeNure Harry DeNure South Wayne Lillian Larson Oscar Larson East Viota Gladys Noble Ruth Tollackson Alvin Ure Kenneth DeNure Wilfred Mason

Mrs Kubly Honored at Birthday Dinner in Brodhead

Mr. and Mrs. John Kubly of 2248 16th Street hosted a dinner to honor Mrs. Bernet Kubly of Brodhead on her birthday. Attending were Royal Wills and family, Elizabeth Ill, Alfred Glanzman, Warren, Bernett Kubly, Ronald and Shirley, with afternoon visitors J L Babler and Mrs Fred Feldt.

Kubly John Kubly 16Th Street Bernet Kubly Brodhead Messrs Mmes. Royal Wills and Son Larry Elizabeth Alfred Glanzman Warren Bernett Kubly Ronald Shirley J. L. Babler Fred Feldt

Albany Students Return Home from Out-of-Town Schools

Albany residents who attend schools away from home spent the weekend back home. Names read include Daryl Rhyner Wayne Wahl Stanton P Steuri and Stanton P Steuri of Whitewater State Teachers College Milwaukee.

Albany Daryl Rhyner Wayne Wahl Whitewater State Teachers College Stanton P. Steuri Milwaukee

High School Graduates Enter Vocational Programs

The record lists Miss June Sisson of Milwaukee Business Institute Miss Betty Wheeler of Madison Business College and Miss Marlene Reinitz a student nurse at Methodist Hospital Madison as graduates of 1949. All are noted as high school alumni.

June Sisson Milwaukee Business Institute Betty Wheeler Madison Business College Marlene Reinitz Methodist Hospital Madison

Party Honors James E Holcomb On Birthday

James E Holcomb was honored at a Saturday birthday party hosted by his wife at their home 2210 15th street. Guests played five tables of court whist with honors going to Miss Verda Franke Willis Gruenewald Miss Gloria Beck and Carl Goecks.

James E. Holcomb 15Th Street Verda Franke Willis Gruenewald Gloria Beck Carl Goecks

Circle 3 WSCS Meets at Moe Home

WSCS Circle 3 of the Methodist church meets at 8 p m Tuesday at the home of Mrs Harold Moe 1104 22nd street with Mrs Alvin A Elmer as co host.

WSCS Harold Moe 22Nd Street Alvin A. Elmer

Miss Kleinmaier Arrives From Stockton For Visit

Miss Frances Kleinmaier arrives from Stockton California to spend several weeks at her mother Mrs Charles Kleinmaier's home at 1616 17th Avenue. She is employed in a government job on the west coast and was met at Janesville by her brother Harold.

West Frances Kleinmaier Stockton Calif Charles Kleinmaier 17Th Avenue Kleinmaier West Coast Janesville Harold

Relatives Visit Brind and Young Family Homes

Relatives visiting Mrs. W. L. Brind of Lake Hiawatha New Jersey and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd S. Young of Joplin Missouri are guests at the Louis E. Buri home. The three sisters are Mrs. Brind Mrs. Young and Mrs. Buri.

W. L. Brind Lake Hiawatha N. J Floyd S. Young Joplin Louis E. Buri Brind Mrs. Young Mrs. Buri

Spivak and Wayne King to Perform in Freeport

Charlie Spivak will play at the Freeport Masonic Temple Wednesday evening replacing Freddie Martin. Wayne King is set for 3 and 8:30 p.m. concert appearances in the auditorium there.

Spivak Charlie Spivak Freeport Masonic Temple Freddy Martin Wayne King

Grass Fire Stopped Near Route 4 Farms

The city fire department addressed a grass fire at 6 19 p m Saturday along the roadside between the John T Hauser and Mrs John Elmer farms on route 4 tenanted respectively by John Leuenberger and Henry G Leuzinger jr The blaze was contained and extinguished.

John T. Hauser John Elmer Route 4 John Leuenberger Henry G. Leuzinger Jr

Grandchild Visits Great Grandparents and Relatives

John Frederick Haxo aged 2 makes his first visit to great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F J Bolender of 1014 21st Ave. in transit from Palo Alto to Baltimore with his mother Mrs. F T Haxo. The Bolenders and guests traveled to Rockford this afternoon for a visit.

John Frederick Haxo F. J. Bolender 21St Ave Johnny F. T. Haxo Baltimore Palo Alto Calif Joseph Bolender F. J. Ballender Rockford

Bolenders Travel With Haxo Family Briefly

Two days pass with Mr and Mrs H H Bolender before Mrs Haxo and her son resume their home ward journey in this brief noted interaction.

H. H. Bolender

Miss Mildred Myers Leaves for New Job

Miss Mildred Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs A S Myers 1302 17th avenue left yesterday for Louisville Kentucky to be a travel demonstrator for an ironer manufacturer of Detroit. She was with Wisconsin Power and Light Co for nine years and will have territory through Indiana Kentucky Missouri and Kansas.

Mildred Myers A. S. Myers 17Th Avenue Louisville Detroit Miss Myers Wisconsin Power and Light Co Monroe Indiana Kentucky Missouri Kansas

Madison engineers map 12.4 kV lines in Monroe district

Harley Gibson distribution engineer along with Charles Kerndt and Oscar Wedel cadet engineers, all of Madison, are conferring with district engineers in the Monroe district of Wisconsin Power and Light Co. this week. They plan the 12.4 kilovolt distribution lines in the city to tie into the new 69,000 volt Monroe Beloit transmission line.

Harley Gibson Charles Kerndt Oscar Wedel Madison Monroe Wisconsin Power and Light Co Monroe-Beloit

Methodists Convene in Madison for Advance Opening

Methodists from Monroe and nearby areas join central and western Wisconsin congregants in a Madison mass meeting Tuesday to launch Wisconsin's Advance for Christ and His Church. Bishops H Clifford Northcott, Ray Short, and William C Martin address sessions at First University Church and Christ Presbyterian with banquets and evening meetings.

Monroe Wisconsin Madison Christ H. Clifford Northcott Trusdale First University Ray Short Florida Cuba Area Christ Presbyterian William C. Martin Dallas Tex

Market snapshot Chicago livestock and grain trades

Slim cattle and hog sales with varied price moves across weight classes as hog margins drift and cattle demand shifts. Grains surge on soybean strength amid wet Midwest weather, fueling corn futures and lifting wheat futures near new seasonal highs.

Chicago Board of Trade Midwest

Chicago market report shows steady live poultry and butter

Oats rye and lard rise while live poultry prices hold steady with receipts of 20 trucks. F.o.b. prices for fowl roasters and fryers listed. ducklings at 34. Butter remains steady with two day receipts totaling 915,981 and various grade prices. Eggs are weak with top grade prices down one cent.

Chicago USDA F.o.b U. S

Wall Street Quiet as Stocks Narrowly Mixed Today

In New York trading, stocks showed narrow moves with a slight bias to the downside. Despite nationwide strikes, no broad selling pressure appeared across the list behind higher division names such as Emerson Radio and United Aircraft, with lower grades including U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel. The bond market was sluggish with prices edging down slightly.

New York Emerson Radio Radio Corp Homestake Mines United Aircraft Commonwealth and Southern U. S. Steel Bethelehem Stell Montgomery Ward J. I. Case American Can American Tobacco Nickel Plate

Russians Ease Border Rules For West German Travel

Frankfurt reports that Russian eased border restrictions to lure West Germans for Peace Day demonstrations, but most traffic moved east as Eastern zone Germans streamed into the West for visits and shopping sprees.

Frankfurt

Farm Bureau Social Session Highlights Local Topics

About 125 members attended the Green County Farm Bureau meeting at Odd Fellows hall Saturday evening. Hubert Elliston of the state office spoke on "The Farm Bureau Organization" while Mrs. Milton Bliss discussed health and Myron E. Jeglum spoke on milk houses. Mrs. Sam Waelti reported on the Rural Women’s short course at Green Lake and a film “Beautiful America” was shown. Musical numbers and a pot luck supper closed the event.

Farm Bureau Organization Hubert Elliston State Farm Bureau Madison Green County Farm Bureau Association Odd Fellows Hall Milton Bliss Myron E. Jeglum Green County Sam Waelti Green Lake

Romans Enforced Cedar of Lebanon Conservation

The article notes ancient Rome imposed limits on cedar wood cutting from Lebanon to protect the sacred forest. It discusses state policy and the practical impact on timber supply and usage among builders and elites.

Lebanon

Omar Breadman Dan Stindl Delivers Doorstep Freshness

Rain or shine Daniel Stindl ensures Omar Bread and Pastry direct from the Omar plant arrives at homes. He calls his customers every other day around the same time and tomorrow will feature Omar Red Raspberry Pie for 65c.

Daniel Stindl Omar Dan Daniel Beloit

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Buttons Chester Prien Route 5 Shirley May Ralph Weckerly Guy Weckerly Route 3 Violet McCool Eugene Mellenberger J. Schwingel Leslie G. Kindschi Rodney O. Kittelsen E. O. Evans G. E. Zuercher Herman A. Stuessy Universalists Nordeen Chiropractic M. J. Gonstead Margaret's Lena Illinois Margaret Sprague F. W. Woolworth Co Wendell Fuller Mar Anes McCleary Clinic Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Fred Glauser University Ave St. Paul 4 Minn COOP Wall Street Farm Bureau Youngstown Tschudys
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