Trail ride and horse show held south of South Wayne
A Green County Boots and Saddle Club event at William Groege farm drew participants from South Wayne including S J Johnson L D Jones Mrs Norman Olson and family Ruth Swenson and others. Winners from South Wayne Bit and Spur club included Harold Larse who won a championship cap for most points and Jeanine Olson who won a first in thick horse class with Harold Larse, plus a second in the pair class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
William Groege
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Monroe
S. J. Johnson
L. D. Jones
Norman Olson
Jeanine
Joan
Janice
Ruth Swenson
Messrs
Mmes
Herman Krupke
Harold Larse
Jay Larse
Mervin Kant
James Foot
Jake Rusch
Dick Hale
Walter Simis
Leo Ganshert
South Wayne Church Marks 10th Anniversary
The WSCS of a Methodist church held its 10th anniversary yesterday at 2 p.m. at the church with Mrs. Royal Bixby leading the program and Mrs. Harold Chapman presiding. Browntown WSCS attended and brought an anniversary cake. Hostesses were Mrs. E. J. Hill Mrs. W. C. McConnell Mrs. Charles Chapman and Mrs. Paul Lawrence. A rummage sale luncheon and supper followed at the church parlors drawing attendees from Gratiot Godford Monroe Wiota and the South Wayne area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
WSCS
Methodist Church
Royal Bixby
Harold Chapman
Browntown
South Wayne Society
Mmes
E. J. Hill
W. C. McConnell
Charles Chapman
Paul Lawrence
Episcopal Delegation To Attend Convention Milwaukees Diocesan Meet
Stewart F Kingston and J Bellehan serve as delegate and alternate from St Andrew s Episcopal mission to the annual diocesan convention on Oct 9 at All Saints Cathedral in Milwaukee starting 3 pm. The bishop s pastoral follows a 6 pm banquet. The women s auxiliary meets at St Paul s church with Mrs Belihan as delegate and Mrs Kingston as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart F. Kingston
J. Bellehan
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Mission
All Saint’s Cathedral
Milwaukee
St. Paul’s Church
Bellahan
Kingston
Descendants of Folgate Families Reunite in Orangeville
Descendents of Israel and Minerva Folgate held a family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Victor Folgate in Orangeville. Attending were the Engles Lambs Ransom Folgate Craw ford Rodebaugh Messinger Obert Askey Jensen and Dinges families from Freeport Chicago Dakota and Orangeville plus other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Israel
Minerva Folgate
Victor Folgate
William Engels
Ransom Folgate
John Lamb
James Crawford
Freeport
Theodore Rodebaugh
Chicago
Paul Messinger
George Obert
Dakota
Robert Messinger
Ray Askey
Richard Jensen
Oneta Dinges
Otto Folgate
Wunschels Honor Kin at Sunday Birthday Dinner
A birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wunschel honored Glen Wunschel and his nephew Virgil Wunschel. Cakes baked by Mrs. Bert Wunschel and Mrs. A. Wunschel formed the centerpiece as a long list of Juda and nearby residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunschels
Glen Wunschel
Virgil Wunschel
Bert Wunschel
A. Wunschel
Bobby
Nancy
Emil Goecks
Gary
Sandra
Wayne Gempler
Larry
Kay
Wendell Wunschell
Juda
Donald Coplin
Elmer Coplien
Brodhead
Cantrill Family Reunion Attended At White Pines Park
The Cantrill family reunion occurred Sunday at White Pines state park. Local attendees included Lewis Cantrill and the Pinnow, Van Matre, Clarno, Kai ser, Hemphill, and Lang families with present spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Cantrill
White Pines State Park
Lewis Cantrill
Clarence van Matre
Walter Pinnow
Glenn Clarno
Patsy
William Pinnow
Glenn Pinnow
Doris Kaiser
Gene Pinnow
Stanley Hemphill
Ivan Lang
Plan October meeting of Orangeville Woman's Club
Orangeville Woman's Club schedules a October 10 gathering at Memorial Hall. Mrs. Roland Ruhl of Freeport will present a fashion show with club members as models. Members should bring a guest. Mrs. William Ochsner will provide organ music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Memorial Hall
Roland Ruhl
Freeport
William Ochsner
Sandra Lawrence Feted On Her Fourth Birthday
A birthday party honoring Sandra Lawrence was hosted by Mrs. Lester Schuldt at her home in South Wayne on Saturday from 2 to 4 p m. Fourteen young friends attended and gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lawrence
South Wayne
Lester Schuldt
Auxiliary to Meet at Memorial Hall October 12
Regular meeting of the American Legion auxiliary will be held Oct. 12 at Memorial hall. Committee members include Clarence Witt, Stanley Hulbert, Fred White, Elwyn Mains and Adam Zweifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Messrs
Mmes
Clarence Witt
Stanley Hulbert
Fred White
Elwyn Mains
Adam Zweifer
Hal Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Olsen Home
Mrs. Howard P. Olsen hosted her bridge club at her 1118 30th Avenue residence on Tuesday evening. Honors went to Mrs. William Bauman and Mrs. Doran R. Zwygart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAL Bridge Club
Howard P. Olsen
30Th Avenue
Mmes
William Bauman
Doran R. Zwygart
Fittings in Handbags Feature Novel Practical Accessories
A 1920s style piece notes handbag fittings that are practical and stylish. It describes a peppermill like cigarette box with matching cup cake ash tray a bronzy cradle shaped cigarette case and a squeezable small case. It also mentions pill boxes imported and studded with semi precious stones for carrying cold tablets.
Plaid fashions for preschool girls captivate this year
Youngsters wear plaid skirts jumpers and tiny suits in bright colors with stitched-in pleats for easy wear. Matching bonnets or caps and party dresses in rayon taffeta feature lace collars and smocking. Mothers and daughters share the look as preschool wardrobes stay stylish and comfortable.
No Fuss Required For New Snowsuits
Snow suits for children feature easy in and out with new zipper designs. The 50 snow scene highlights two simple options a 2 way zipper from waist down the leg and a diagonal side zipper on the one piece suit to reduce donning difficulty.
Downer College President to Retire Next June
Lucia R. Briggs, president of Milwaukee Downer College, announced her resignation to take effect in June after 30 years in office. She was the first woman president of the Association of American Colleges and led the Wisconsin presidents and deans group. She will retire to Cambridge, Massachusetts, her birthplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Lucia R. Briggs
Milwaukee Downer College
Miss Briggs
Association of American Colleges
Association of Wisconsin
Cambridge
Mass
Downer
Oak Park, Ill
Charlton School
New York City
Simmons College
Boston
Eskimos use traps and spears to kill caribou
The Nunatagmiut Eskimos of Alaska hunt caribou by driving them into traps or water and spearing them, illustrating a traditional subsistence method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Novelty Knits Liven Dresses For Fall 1950
The knitted dress returns refreshed this fall in novelty knit fabrics and stitches. Plaids stripes checks and tweedy knits with accents like braid crocheted silk ribbon velvet and metallic nylon thread energize the look. Slim skirts battle jackets and sep arates with knitted weskit add versatility. Dolman sleeves soften traditionally tailored knits for Fall 50.
Twin Grove Social Notes From Local Families
Twin Grove society page records visits and gatherings among residents and guests. Names include Mrs J H Beightol, Dale Taft Browntown, Andrew Bull Juda, Floyd Chambers Beloit, Ernest Lalmiami Juda, Mabel Karow Pardeville, Charles Pickett, A J Buri, Patsy Chambers, E C Barton Madison, Harvest Home services at Rock Grove, Wilbur Orton Waukesha, Alvin Camron Freeport, William Ronald Rockford, Nancy Camron Orangeville, Glen Bolender, Oscar Walters Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Taft
Browntown
Andrew Bull
Floyd Chambers
J. H. Beightol
Lodge
Ernest Lalmiami
Juda
Mmes
Mabel Karow
Pardeeville
Charles Pickett
A. J. Buri
Andrew Bell
Glen Chambers
Patsy
Beloit
E. C. Barton
Madison
J. H. Beight
J. H. Emrick
Harvest Home
Evangelical Church
Rock Grove
Wilbur Orton
Waukesha
Bert Oron
Alvin Camron
Franklin Camron
Sweater Blouse Sets Fall Fashion Note With Dyed-Match Skirt
The sweater blouse dyed to match its skirt dominates this fall fashion. New yarns bring brighter looks with heather tweed blends and cashmere mixes. Shades span red orange through plum, greens and blues, plus browns navy and wine.
Needlework Rates As Practical Hobby
A survey shows embroidery crocheting and knitting top women’s needlework hobbies with rug finishing needlepoint and weaving as runners up. Women of all ages favor making usable items such as sweaters household accessories baby articles and fashion accessories.
Mills Homemakers Plan Year With Potluck Dinner
Mills Homemakers met Tuesday with Mrs. Orlean Wahl and 12 members present. They laid out plans for the year and discussed a fun night. The next meeting will be a potluck dinner for members and their families at Henry Youngblood Jr. home. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Albert Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
Mills
Orlean Wahl
Henry Youngblood Jr
Albert Johns
Mrs Brecklin Hospitalized in Freeport
Mrs August Brecklin of Winslow sister of Mrs Fred Mahlbuch of South Wayne is a patient at Deaconess hospital Freeport for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
August Brecklin
Winslow
Fred Mahlbuch
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Rich Furs Supply Trim for Fall Fifty
Dram sized furs dominate fall fashion with coats and suits featuring Eton collars and seal cuffs. Box jackets show Persian lamb trim while mink and ocelot accents enhance coat collars. Beav er and nutria capes frame the face with ermine ascots completing the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Graduate Relish American School of Auctioneering
A graduate from the American School of Auctioneering in Mason City Iowa celebrates completion of the program and announces new credentials in auctioneering craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American School of Auctioneering
Mason City, Ia
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Wayne Horsemen
South Wayne Church
Episcopal
Philip Hulitar
Floyd Pyle
Rosenthal
Lareae A
Twin Grove
Gardner
News of the
Homemakers
Franky
Wisconsin
Frank
the Frank Pure Food CO
Franksville
E. C. Babler
Clover Farm
Oregon
Banquet
R Farm
Shaker Salt
Swift
Sunkist
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