St John’s Women’s Union hears Growing Old Successfully guide
More than 100 members attended in the church parlors to hear Mrs Arthur F Wagner with helpers discuss Growing Old Successfully Physically Mentally and Spiritually. Curtis Wagner and Ellen Rubi offered violin and cello solos. Aeschlimann led the business session and a delegate was named for the Church Workers conference in New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Women’s Union
Arthur F. Wagner
Mmes
Edward M. Ensch
Robert G. Buehler
Curtis Wagner
Ellen Rubi
Carol Schwingel
Old Virginia
Robert Aeschlimann
Paul C. Kehle
Church Workers
New Glarus
Erma Klassy
Roy A. Speich
Neillsville Indian School
Black River Falls Indian Mission
Church Aid and Union
Herman D. Legler
Germany
Women’s Union
Hannah Sulzer
William Greub
Robert Bose
James S. Bray
Ray Finch
Monroe Methodists Attend Madison Rally
Fourteen Monroe Methodist church members joined about 1,500 Methodists from southern and southwestern Wisconsin in Madison for the Advance for Christ and His Church program. Attendees included Earl R. Johnson Robert H. Richardson Russell Wright Rev Ralph K Kofoed Carleton Ashby Jr Kenneth Stair and others. October 23 has been set as Advance Sunday in the local church to introduce missionary projects for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Charles Kundert Jr
Kiwanis Club To Hear Reforestation Story
Monroe Kiwanis club will hear a reforestation story at the weekly luncheon at the Monroe hotel. Miss Margaret Bloodgood will discuss the Trees for Tomorrow Inc. program in Wisconsin and its educational work with Wisconsin youth, after five weeks in the reforestation area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomrrow
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Monroe Hotel
Trees For Tomorrow Inc
Margaret Bloodgood
Wisconsin
St John’s Aid Group Plans Officer Election
The St John’s Aid Society meets at 2 30 p m Thursday in the church for officer elections. Mrs Anna Davis outlines the topic with help from Mrs Fred Grimm Mrs Leon Schmidt and Mrs Eva Galusha. Joann Zwygart sings with accompaniment by Miss Olga Ruth. Mrs O M Moldenhauer and Mrs Ernest Thalmann chair refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Aid Society
Anna Davis
Fred Grimm
Leon Schmidt
Eva Galusha
Joann Zwygart
Olga Ruth
O. M. Moldenhauer
Ernest Thalmann
Orangeville Women Hear of Travels Address by Robbe
Orangeville Woman's club meeting set for October 11 at Memorial hall with Charles W. Robbe speaking on his summer trip abroad. Mrs Ward Crantz will sing with accompaniment by Mrs Frederick Rickleff. Crantz is music supervisor at Lowes Park schools and directs music at St John’s Evangelical church in Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Roscoe Smiths Feted By Associated Women
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Smith of 2238 8th Street were surprised at a home party yesterday honoring their golden wedding anniversary hosted by the Associated Women of the Farm Bureau. Guests included many members and refreshments were served. A family dinner followed at the Smiths new Monticello area home with relatives present from Monticello Monroe and Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Smith
8Th Street
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Mmes
Walter Timm
Sam Waelti
J. K. Hahlen
Vincent Thomm
Glen Gilmore
Glenn Roderick
Robert Krebs
Everett Green
Frank Deininger
Henry Sipple
William May
Clarence Itten
Gayle Matzke
Frank Bloom
Fred Salzwedel
Henry E. Babler
Richard Smith
Monticello
Clarence Loveland
Oscar Losey
James Holcomb
Alois Beer
Monroe
Louis Janke
Denmark
WSWS Group Meeting At Church With Picnic Supper
Sixty six guests and members of the Eva Spreng WSWS of Immanuel Evangelical and Re formed church attended a picnic supper and business meeting last evening. Mrs Harvey Stauffacher chaired the program with a vocal solo by Mrs Kenneth Tait and scripture read by Mrs Milo Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Spreng Wsws
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harvey Stauffacher
Kenneth Tait
Spirit of God
Milo Miller
Clara ZumBrunnen
World Missions
Brodhead
Shirley Spaide
Society
Mmes
Arnold Albright
Hilton Kirchner
Alvin C. Rabehl
Russel Schultz
Amy Busjahn
Kenneth Ait
Women's Relief Corps State Official to Visit
Fifty members gathered at KP hall for an Women's Relief Corps meeting. Mrs Esther Leister, state secretary from Milwaukee, will inspect the corps on October 18 ahead of the WRC convention in Madison October 19. Lunch was served by Miss Marie Blum with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corp
KP Hall
William Zimmerman
Esther Leister
Women’s Relief Corps
Milwaukee
WRC
Madison
Marie Blum
Charles Benkett
William Gempler
Spickler Home Hosts Freitag Family Reunion
The annual Freitag reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Delmar Spickler on route 3 Monroe. Attending were Mrs Euphemia Urben Dr and Mrs W J Urben and family Miss Marie Freitag all of Madison and Henry H Freitag J A Freitag and granddaughter Jean Guinther Waldo Freitag and family Orso Duerst among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freitag
Delmar Spickler
Route 3
Monroe
Euphemia Urben
W. J. Urben
Marie Freitag
Madison
Henry H. Freitag
J. A. Freitag
Jean Guinther
Waldo Freitag
Orso Duerst
Freitag family ties span several Wisconsin towns
The notice mentions Mrs. Barbara Duerst of New Glarus and families of Karl Freitag, Ralph Freitag, J. M. Freitag, Monticello, Howard Freitag of Beaver Dam, and Delmer Spickler with their families, indicating a regional family connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Duerst
New Glarus
Mmes
Karl Freitag
Ralph Freitag
J. M. Freitag
Monticello
Howard Freitag
Beaver Dam
Delmer Spickler
Beverly Shultis Weds Virgil Alfred in Oregon Wisconsin
Miss Beverly Jane Shultis daughter of Elmer Hanson Brooklyn and Virgil C. Alfred son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Alfred Blanchardville were married Sept. 24 at St. John's church parsonage in Oregon Rev. Robert Berthelson officiated the double ring ceremony Maid of honor was Marian Julson Madison and best man Roger Field Madison The Alfreds will reside in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Beverly Jane Shultis
Elmer Hanson
Brooklyn
Virgil C. Alfred
Madison
Clarence Alfred
St. John’s Church
Oregon
Robert Berthelson
Marian Julson
Roger Field
Alfreds
Pythian Group Sets Friendship Night Trip to Watertown
Clarence P. Spaide Leon O. Schmidt A R Steele Fred Grimm and Arthur Black will attend the Friendship night program of the Pythian Sisters at Watertown this evening. They travel by chartered bus with Brodhead temple members. This afternoon they were guests of Mrs Edith Broughton of Brodhead.
Entertains Club at Mrs Reger's with bridge honors
Mrs Walter H Reger hosted a Tuesday evening bridge gathering at 1712 21st Avenue. The club included Misses Alice Faeser Dorothy Vogel Madge Dahms Mme Kenneth Hanson Richard Gibbons Bernard Gibbons Gordon Olson and Mrs William Kugler. Honors went to Faeser and Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Reger
21St Avenue
Alice Faeser
Dorothy Vogel
Madge Dahms
Mme
Kenneth Hanson
Richard Gibbons
Bernard Gibbons
Gordon Olson
William Kugler
Faeser
Vogel
Roxy Club Holds Halloween Evening at Lena Augsburger Home
Roxy card club met last evening at Mrs. Lena Augsburger's home at 1310 19th Street. Honors were awarded to Mmes. Mary Lengacher Hanna Roehner Emile Baumgartner and Martha Boesiger as tables carried a Halloween theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy Club
Roxy Card Club
Lena Augsburger
19th _ street
Mmes
Mary Lengacher
Hanna Roehner
Emile Baumgartner
Martha Boesiger
Pythian Sisters Club Dinner Hosts Gift Exchange
Mrs. A. R. Steele presented Mrs. Lydia West visiting from Los Angeles with a gift at the Eugene hotel Blue room dinner Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Steele
Lydia West
Los Angeles
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club
Eugene Hotel
Blue Room
Mrs Ketter Feted At Farewell Dinner In Albany
Mrs Bert Ketter was honored at a farewell dinner party at the Ace of Clubs in Albany as she moves this month to Chilton. Attending were Mrs F J Bongiorno, Mrs Wayne Peckham, Mrs George Stiffler, Mrs Lorna Stewart, Mrs Chester Ferguson, Mrs Edward Killingstad, Mrs James Price, and Mrs Duane Gaarder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketter
Albany
Bert Ketter
Chilton
Ace of Clubs
Madison
Mmes
F. J. Bongiorno
Wayne Peckham
George Stiffler
Lorna Stewart
Chester Ferguson
Edward Killingstad
James Price
Duane Gaarder
Tito Frees 713 Reds in Belgrade Jail Doors Open
Marshal Tito releases 713 former pro Russian sympathizers in Belgrade who have repented and are now employed in roadbuilding projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Marian Martin pattern promises nine piece doll outfit
The ad advertises pattern 9174 by Marian Martin for a nine piece doll outfit in sizes 14 through 22 inches. It includes two party frocks a hat and cape a jumper and blouse undies a purse and a complete illustrated sew chart. Send twenty five cents to The Times Pattern Dept. to receive the pattern with full yardage and sizing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Care of the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
Calves Dumped Into Albany Area Streams Taint Water
Green county streams are allegedly polluted by the dumping of dead calves. Reports describe animal carcasses floating from Little Sugar into the main stream at the pond north of the village, Albany vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Albany
Miss Tollackson Sustains Neck Fracture in Car Crash
Miss Ruth Tollakson of Argyle remains hospitalized with a fractured cervical vertebra after a car rollover at Schuetz corner on Highway 11 two miles west of Monroe. The four other passengers, all in a bridal party for Mr and Mrs George DeNure, suffered only minor cuts and bruises as they were en route to the East Viota church reception following the couple's wedding earlier that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Tollakson
Argyle
Miss Tollakson
Schuetz Corner
Highway 11
Monroe
George L. DeNure
South Wayne
Kenneth DeNure
Woodford
Alvin DeNure
East Viota
DeNure
Howard Ohm Dies State Library Aide at 58
Howard F. Ohm 58 long serving chief of the legislative reference library since 1933 died at his home after a heart attack. He had a recent operation and had seemed to recover before the fatal attack. Earlier he was an examiner for the workmen's compensation division from 1927 to 1931 and since 1941 served as Wisconsin’s commissioner to the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Howard F. Ohm
Legislative Reference Library
Joey
Ohm
Workmen’s Compensation
State Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
National Conference of Commissioners On
Farm Group Holds Feeding Discussions at Monroe Hotel
A dinner meeting of 46 Farm Bureau co op warehouse representatives from Green Rock Dane and Jefferson counties discussed feeds and feeding. Owen Heffner of Madison led the panel with William Jueds addressing state-supplied hardware and steel items. Want ads are emphasized as big producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Co-Op
Green
Rock
Dane
Jefferson Counties
Monroe Hotel
Owen Heffner
Madison
William Jueds
Market Wrap: Livestock and Grain Down in Chicago Trade
USDA market report shows salable hogs 11 000 with declines 25 75 cents, top hog price 18 50 for 240 270 lb, cattle 11 000 with steers strong to 50 cents higher, cows weak to 25 cents lower, calves and weaners steady to 50 cents lower. Grains weakened late with soybeans down more than a cent and July wheat sinking amid farm legislation tensions. Live poultry was fully steady with receipts of 37 trucks and prices unchanged.
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Chicago
USDA
Board of Trade
Washington
Market Report Shows Steady Butter and Mixed Stocks
Higher outside roasters at 23 to 27 and fryers at 26 to 31 fob Butter steady receipts 607 454 prices unchanged Eggs weak receipts 9933 prices down two cents a dozen U S extras 55-56 standards 46-47 current receipts 45-46 dirties 39 5 checks 30 along the line Higher prices paid for General Motors Studebaker Caterpillar Zenith Radio Westinghouse Electric U S Gypsum In the minus column Consolidated Natural Gas Union Carbide Chesapeake and Ohio Eastern Air Lines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.o.b
U. S
General Motors
Studebaker
Caterpillar Tractor
Zenith Radio
Westinghouse Electric
U. S. Gypsum
Natural Gas
Union Carbide
Chesapeake and Ohio
Eastern Air Lines
Wall Street Trading Mixed as Opening Rush Lifts Prices
The New York stock market rose early with a buying rush lifting prices to a yearly high, while fractional gains remained common and the widest advances were trimmed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Police Kills Sniper In New Bedford Home
Police shot and killed an 84 year old man, Charles Y. Wilcox, in the attic of his New Bedford home after neighbors reported he fired at passersby. He lived alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Charles Y. Wilcox
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St. John’s
Kiwanis Club
St. John’s Aid Group
Roscoe Smiths
WSWS
Spickler
Therm
Duo-Therm
Duo- Therm
Cech
Beverly Shultis
W. C. Alfred
Watertown
Tom
Miss Tollackson
Howard Ohm
Wm. A. Becker
Anthony
Motor Sales
Portis
Schuetze’s
Schaetzes
Soeyeght
BY Chuck Stoll
Mid-West
Bet & Xumy
Gee
Plete
IU Eka
Monroe , Wis
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