Universalists Plan National Department Speaker at Meetings
Mrs. Jean S. Fry of Boston will address church school parents and teachers at a supper meeting. The aid society has a quilting session and a 3 p.m. business meeting with a 3:30 program. Refreshments by several members and bake table led by listed volunteers. State Universalist convention announced for Oct 19–20 in Monroe with a public evening session and a later announced speaker on The Place of Universalism in the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean S. Fry
Boston
Department of Education
the Universalist Churches of America
Aid Society
Fry
Mmes
Charles R. Kohli
Arthur P. Benkett
Robert L. Rote
Frank A. Shriner
Isabelle Hough
Harriet Carson
Milton K. Johnson
Roy M. Grant
Edward C. Einbeck
Ralph J. Kundert
Harry McCulley
Flora Bengelsdorff
the Universalist Church
Monroe
Yule Activity Plans Laid by Moose Group
Women of the Moose group held a meeting to plan a Christmas party for 39 members. Each member was asked to bring a present for the Moosehart Christmas fund. Two representatives, Mrs. Schadewaldt and Mrs. Morgenthaler, were chosen for a citizens committee to locate the old people’s home. Mrs. Sophia Becker chaired entertainment as games and luncheon were served by the refreshment committee led by Mrs. Beach, Mr. Scherer, and Mr. Koechner.
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Women of the
Moosehart
Citizens Committee
Circuit Court Room
Mmes
Charles Schadewaldt
Anna Morgenthaler
Sophia Becker
Stanley Beach
Harold E. Scherer
John Koehner
St John's Fellowship Reports Meeting And Activities
Senior fellowship met at St. John's church after a business session. Rev. Paul C. Kehle presented a movie, games were played, and refreshments served. Attendees included Carol Van Wagenen, JoAnn Kurth, Cleo Mueller, Roland Karlen, John Stau ffacher, Janette Black, Robert Brawand, Jean Stauffacher, Henry Speich, Helen Sturzenegger, and Miss Florence Voigt. Next gathering set for Oct 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Paul C. Kehle
Carol van Wagenen
JoAnn Kurth
Cleo Mueller
Roland Karlen
John Stauffacher
Janette Black
Robert Brawand
Jean Stauffacher
Henry Speich
Helen Sturzenegger
Florence Voigt
Surprise Shower For Ardelle Monte In Browntown
A surprise pre nuptial shower honored Miss Ardelle Monte of Monroe at her parents home in Browntown Sunday evening attended by 40 friends and relatives. Gifts were brought in a wagon by her nephew Daryl Wilde. Miss Monte is to wed Donald Sellnow of Albany on October 11. The event also served as a surprise birthday for Gustave Monte.
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Ardelle Monte
Monroe
Gustave Monte
Browntown
Daryl Wilde
Miss Monte
Donald Sellnow
Roy Sellnow
Albany
Supper Date Changed for Monroe Youth Fellowship
The Monroe Christian Youth council fellowship supper has moved from Immanuel Church to Union Presbyterian Church on October 9, reflecting a scheduling and venue change for the event attended by local youth and church members.
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Monroe Christian Youth Council Fellowship
Immanuel Church
Union Presbyterian Church
Homemakers to Attend Church on Sunday in Brodhead
Brodhead Albany homemakers center plans Home makers Sunday with joint church service at Evangelical United Brethren in Brodhead at 10 55 a m. The choral club directed by Mrs Gertrude Thomas will provide music. Mrs Fred Hahlen is center chairman.
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Brodhead - Albany
United Lutherans Adopt Joint Hymnal
Des Moines reports the United Lutheran church in America approves a common liturgy and hymnal after five years of work by the common service books committee led by Dr. Luther D. Reed. Rev. Clemens H. Zeidler from Appleton named to head a committee on a from constituent sy. The UCLA biennial convention endorses a single service book for multiple denominations including American Lutheran and Suomi synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clemens H. Zeidler
Appleton
United Lutheran Church In America
UCLA
Luther D. Reed
Philadelphia Lutheran Seminary
Arrangements Made For School Board Dinner for Teachers
Mrs Harold C Heimann and Mrs Perle G Guess will co chair the annual school board city school teachers dinner at the Country club at 675 p m Monday. About 100 people expected. Louis H Kohli will show world trip pictures and Dr Alfred E Leiser will be guest violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Heimann
Perle G. Guess
Country Club
Monroe
Louis H. Kohli
Alfred E. Leiser
Godfrey E. Zuercher
Leslie GC. Kindschi
E. O. Evans
Harold C. Heiman
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Herbert T. Johnson
Herman A. Stuessy
Zwingli Society Votes Food Gifts
Zwingli Evangelical and Re formed Aid society voted six units of canned food for the Mission House at the Tuesday meeting. The program was led by Mrs. Clarence Itten, with Mrs. Zentner and Mrs. Marty reporting on the Woman's Guild. Forty seven members and two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Aid Society
Mission House
Lillian Zentner
Grace Aldrich, Blackarth
Hanson
Joseph Blumer
John Hammerly
Clarence Itten
William Spring
Max Voelkli Elected By VFW Cooties Here
Max Voelkli was named commander of the Cooties the funl order of the VFW at the monthly meeting last evening in the armory. A social evening of cards followed with refreshments. W. E. Deininger was named senior vice commander, Glenn L. Kubly junior vice commander, Julius Hofer quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Voelkli
VFW
Armory
W. E. Deininger
Glenn L. Kubly
Julius Hofer
Hugo Voelkl
Wilmer A. Palmer
Fred Good
Don Lovelace
Frank M. Haren
Michael R. Hyland
J. H. Schwhiger
Miss Blumer Shows Movies of Her Trip
Miss Priscilla Blumer displayed colored movies of a bicycle trip through England and France at the Methodist church meeting Tuesday night. Plans were made for a rummage and bake sale on Oct. 28. Mrs. Alvin Elmer hosted with Mrs. Nellie Engles assisting. Devotions led by Mrs. Robert V. Chinnock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Blumer
21St Street
England
France
Methodist Church
Alvin Elmer
Nellie Engles
Robert V. Chinnock
Great Books Group Discusses Symposium
Plato's Symposium was the topic of the third course Great Books session held last evening at 8 p.m. in the library. Moderators Fred J. Sarles and Herbert J. Bolliger led the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Sarles
Herbert J. Bolliger
Engineer Blamed In Wreck Report
The Interstate Commerce Commission says engineer W. E. Eller was at fault in the Sept 11 wreck that killed 33 Pennsylvania national guardsmen near Coshocton Ohio. The Spirit of St Louis failed to follow signal indications and hit a standing troop train at about 48 mph despite signals and warning fuses.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania National
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spirit of St. Louis
Coshocton
Ohio
ICS
Spirit of
W. E. Eller
Wildcat Strike Ends Ford Halts Layoffs
Ford Motor Co reports a break in a wildcat strike threatening plant shutdown. Night shift production at Dearborn mills resumes to 30 to 50 percent, possibly cancelling layoffs impacting up to 125000 workers. An earlier unauthorized strike caused 700 layoffs in the pressed steel unit.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Dearborn
Cadott Man Named By County Boards Group
Clarence Batts of Cadott was elected chairman of the Wisconsin County Boards association at its three day convention. Vernon Gaspar of Waukesha and R. B. Meech of Beloit were named vice president and secretary respectively. The group urged counties to resist transferring public relief control to the federal government while adjusting changes to meet federal requirements and retain county administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Clarence Batts
Cadott
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Vernon Gaspar
Waukesha
R. B. Meech
Beloit
Wisconsin
Rajah the Indian elephant put in chains at London Zoo
An Indian elephant named Rajah at the London Zoo was chained today for conduct unbecoming a gentleman. He pushed a hole in a wall with his head, drawing screams from visitors. The hole opened into a powder room used by ladies on the other side of the wall.
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London
Rajah
London Zoo
Truman Letter Hinting Lewis Ambassadorship Joke Revealed
Colorado Senator Neal Bishop disclosed a 1949 letter in which President Truman declined appointing John L. Lewis as ambassador to Russia. The exchange, sent amid a coal strike threat, praised Lewis in playful terms before Truman said he already had a suitable appointee and thanked the senator for the humor. Lewis offered no public comment.
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Denver
John L. Lewis
Truman
Colorado
Neal Bishop
Bishop
United Mine Workers
Russia
Lewis
Stalin
Gromyko
Vishinsky
Molotov
Moscow
Bureau Drops Fight On Insurance Rates
Insurance Commissioner John R. Lange reported that Milwaukee fire rating bureau agreed to drop its appeal from a state order to cut rates. They will ask Madison Circuit Judge Herman Sachtsen to dismiss the action for review. The order, effective Sept 1, cut premiums for brick buildings 15 percent, frame dwellings 10 percent, and seasonal properties 25 percent.
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Madison
John R. Lange
Fire Rating Insurance Bureau of
Milwaukee
Lange
Herman Sachtsen
Defense Effort Booms Demand for DP Help
Ugo Carusi, head of the displaced persons commission, said the national defense effort has created a great demand for DP assistance. He noted many sponsors canceled early program arrangements but cancellations have now nearly ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Defense Effort
Displaced Persons Commission
Ugo Carusi
Commission
Dp’s
Farm Scene Reports Busy Livestock Activity Near Warren
The Neese family on an eighty acre Warren area farm along the South Apple River road raises cattle hogs and chickens with Mrs. Neese living on the property since birth. Local cattle trades include Alfred Meier selling two Brown Swiss bulls and multiple bulls changing hands among Schmid Ekum Meier and other buyers.
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Milton Neese
Edward Webinger
South Wayne
Warren
South Apple River Road
Neese
Edwin Clock
Alonzo Clock
Alfred Meier
Highway 59
Monroe
Judd
Bridge Bailie
Secretaria Agricultura YY
Ganaderia
Mexico
D. A
Jerry B
Rock Hill
Stanley H. Davis
Darlington
Edna Schmid
Highway 81
Peggy’s Majesty
Meadow Green
Fred O'Donnell
Lone Rock
Luman J. Temby
Dodgeville
Marjorie Schmid Ekum
Meadow Green Lindy’s Majesty
Kastenmeier Bros
Beaver Dam
Ross Peppers
Tom Peppers, Brodhead
Printer inventor Underhill dies at 75 in New Jersey
Charles Reginald Underhill, credited with inventing the wireless telegraph printing system, died at his home in Lower Bank New Jersey yesterday. He was 75.
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Lower Bank
N. J
Charles Reginald Underhill
32 Die in Gas Blast at Lota Mine Chile
Thirty two coal miners were killed and five injured in a gas explosion at the Pique Grande mine in Lota Concepcion province. Authorities report the disaster occurred today and rescue teams are securing the site.
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Santiago
Chile
Pique Grande
Lota
Conception Province
Livestock Markets Report From Chicago and Colorado
USDA inspected livestock and poultry markets show hogs selling slow to steady with most figures down about 25 cents from Wednesday. Cattle and calves are uneven with early cows steady but late trade weak to down 25 cents. steers and heifers in thin demand and feeders steady to mixed. Also noted are Colorado fed steers and varied feeder weights with price ranges and a brief note on live poultry butter and eggs steady or unchanged in receipts and pricing.
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Chicago
USDA
Colorado
F.o.b
Grain price quotes for futures and cash markets
The report lists bid and ask ranges for wheat corn and oats in Chicago. No. 2 red wheat 2.16 cash. corn No. 1 yellow 1.53 to 1.54. oats No. 1 heavy mixed around 83 to 84 cents.
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Chicago
Quemoy Shelling Reported by Chinese Nationalist Ministry
Taipei reports a three hour Communist shelling of Quemoy on Tuesday as observed by the Chinese nationalist defense ministry. The clash underscores ongoing tensions between Beijing and Taipei over the island stronghold.
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Taipei
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
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