Miss Patricia Stubbe Weds Wallace Lindsay in St John’s Church
Miss Patricia Stubbe daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Meythaler of Monroe married Wallace Lindsay son of Mrs Edna Lindsay at St John Evangelical and Reformed church. Rev Paul Kehle officiated. The couple planned a reception at the bride’s home and will reside in Monroe route 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Stubbe
Wallace Lindsay
St. John’s Church
Earl Meythaler
Route 5
Monroe
Edna Lindsay
13Th Avenue
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Charles Dickson
Miss Riffle Honored At Pre-Nuptial Shower
Miss Patricia Riffle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Riffle, was honored at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Behring at Odd Fellows hall. She is to wed Kenneth Behring Sunday in the Methodist church. Phoebe Abraham sang two solos. desserts and gifts were shared with over 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Behring
13Th Avenue
Patricia Riffle
H. W. Riffle
9Th Street
Odd Fellows Hall
Riffle
Kenneth Behring
Methodist Church
Miss Biffle
Phoebe Abraham
Carol Annwinger
Behring
Arthur Keel
Mmes. Riffle
George Thomm
Jennie Priewe
August Abraham
Alvin Kubly
Frank Priewe
Joyce Elaine Bahn Baptized at Grace Lutheran Church
Joyce Elaine Bahn infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Orlan Bahn of Argyle was baptized at Grace Lutheran Church yesterday performed by Rev Newell. Grandparents Albert Bahn Monroe and Rosa Butts attended. A family dinner followed at Mrs Butts home 2016 15th Avenue. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Albert Bahn and Wayne, Mr and Mrs Edward Butts and daughter and Leo Butts of Platteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Elaine Bahn
Orlan Bahn
Route 1
Argyle
Grace Lutheran Church
Newell Baby
Albert Bahn
Monroe
Rosa Butts
Butts
15Th Avenue
Bahns
Wayne
Edward Butts
Leo Butts
Platteville
Mrs. Paul Raether Birthday Honors Noted
Mrs. Paul Raether route 2 was surprised Sunday evening for her birthday anniversary. A luncheon and birthday cake were served. Cards of honor went to Mrs. Raether Don Roenneburg Mrs. Herbert Davidson and Franklin Roenneburg. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Roenneburg Janesville Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Roenneburg Juda Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Potts Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Raether.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Raether
Route 2
Raether
Don Roenneburg
Herbert Davidson
Franklin Roenneburg
Janesville
Juda
Robert Potts
Monroe
Infant Baptized in Methodist Church in Darlington
Larry Robert Schwartz infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Schwartz of 937 12th Street was baptized yesterday morning at Oar Methodist church by Rev E J Jeffery. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Anton Goerlitz. A dinner followed at the home of the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Mervin Andrews in Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Robert Schwartz
Robert Schwartz
12Th Street
Oar- Methodist Church
E. J. Jeffery
Anton Goerlitz
Mervin Andrews
Darlington
Engagement announced for Clara Maddison Dougherty
Mrs. Marie Jenny of 1822 11th Street announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Clara Maddison to James Francis Dougherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Dougherty of Ridgeway. The wedding is set for November 19 at 10 a.m. in St. Raphael's Church Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jenny
11Th Street
Clara
Madison
James Francis Dougherty
James H. Dougherty
Ridgeway
St. Raphael's Church
Aid Plans Service At Union Presbyterian Church
The Aid Society of the Union Presbyterian church meets Wednesday afternoon. The devotional service starts at 4 p m followed by supper at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID
Aid Society of the
Union Presbyterian Church
Guild Meeting Planned by Wesleyan Service Guild
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Union Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow evening at 8 oclock at the home of Mrs. Edwin J. Gustafson at 1409 17th Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Union Presbyterian Church
Edwin J. Gustafson
17Th Avenue
Origin of coffee tale traced to Abyssinia around 875
The origin of coffee is uncertain but one traditional account places its beginnings in Abyssinia about the year 875. The story centers on a beverage that spread from that region to broader lands, shaping global customs surrounding caffeine.
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Abyssinia
Miss Nanette Elmer Weds Norman H Disch in Immanuel ceremony
Nanette Elmer daughter of Hollis J Elmer and Norman H Disch son of Jacob Disch married at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev Howard L Orians officiating A reception followed at the bride's home Guests included out of town family JoAnne Elmer as maid of honor and Chester Disch as best man The couple will reside in Monticello after a wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanette Ellyn Elmer
Hollis J. Elmer
Lake Drive
Norman Henry Disch
Jacob Disch
Monticello
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard L. Orians
JoAnne Elmer
W. Gilman
Madison
Chester Disch
Eugene Hanson
Monroe High School
Whitewater State Teachers College
Alpha Sigma Sorority
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
New Glarus High School
Navy
Tarawa
of Gas Station
New Glar
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Sorority Plans State Council Meeting in Manitowoc
The Alpha Zeta sorority hosted a rushee tea at Mrs. Fred Blumer Jr.’s home to discuss the state council meeting set for November 13 in Manitowoc. Attendees included rushees Mrs. Paul W. Ritschard and others, Monroe chapter representatives, and Manitowoc president Mrs. Loris Touhey. Yellow and white chrysanthemums and candles formed the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council
Manitowoc
Alpha Zeta
Fred Blumer Jr
1Lth Street
Harris Germann
Helen Altman
Paul W. Ritschard
Harry E. Williams
Harold A. Halverson
Louise Neal
Monroe
Evelyn Drake
Walter J. Kubly
Erma Klassy
Dorothy Johnson
Loris Touhey
Helen Greenstein
Madison
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs George Keller Sr
Mr and Mrs Archie Small hosted a cafeteria dinner yesterday for the 76th birthday of Mrs George Keller Sr. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Keller, Mr and Mrs George Keller and family, Mrs Hattie Mann of Browntown, and several relatives from Monroe and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Small
Route 4
George Keller Sr
William Keller
George Keller
Hattie Mann
Browntown
Messrs
Mines
Harry Collicutt
Clifton Balbac
Warren
Veril Smull
Franklyn Stine
Russell Hansen
Michael Smull
Monroe
Party Honors Mrs Wayne Vanderbilt at Juda Event
Mrs Frank Ronspiez entertained with a surprise birthday party Wednesday evening in Juda honoring Mrs Wayne Vanderbilt. Two tables of 500 were played with honors awarded to Mrs Fred Brunkow, Mrs Vanderbilt and Mrs Florence Miller. Mrs Vanderbilt received a gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ronspiez
Wayne Vanderbilt
Fred Brunkow
Vanderbilt
Florence Miller
Juda Woman's Club Plans Public Welfare Program
The Juda woman's club meets Thursday evening at Miss Gertrude Erb's home. Mrs. Viola Jones and Mrs. Adelie Lehnherr will lead the program on Public Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda Woman's Club
Gertrude Erb
Viola Jones
Adelie Lehnherr
Baptist Youth Fellowship Meeting Recalls New Duo Hosts
The Baptist Youth Fellowship gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George New with Duane Helland assisting as cohost. The event featured fellowship and planning for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda
The
Baptist Youth Fellowship
George New
Duane Helland
Coost
Aid Meeting Called at Baptist Missionary Aid Session
Juda Times reports a Baptist Missionary Aid meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. L. Helnd, with White Cross work to be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross
Baptist Missionary Aid Meeting
L. L. Helnd
Bossharts Present Annual Horse Show
The fourth annual horse show and trail ride at Conrad Bosshart stock farm in Brodhead drew 175 entries from regional riding clubs. Hi ram Johnson judged the show with Les lie Twensend as ringmaster and Robert Brown as master of ceremonies. Championship stock horse awards went to William Eddy Beloit Joan Laymeyer Freeport and Jack Grahm Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Conrad Bosshart Stock Farm
Hiram Johnson
Sharon
Leslie Twensend
Robert Brown
Rockford
William Eddy
Beloit
Joan Laymeyer
Freeport
Jack Grahm
Janesville
Homemakers Tour Planned in Green County
About 100 Green county Homemakers Club members will join a soil conservation tour tomorrow. They meet at 10 30 a m at The Casino Monticello with a sack lunch for noon led by Prof O R Zeasman of the University of Wisconsin. The tour includes visits to the Conrad Stauffacher and Herman Klassy farms. Liberty Monroe Liberty Homemakers meet Thursday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Ray Dyes route 3 Monroe with Mrs Henry Rinehardt as co host and pack a Christmas box for a Belgian farmer and son the second such donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Monticello
O. R. Zeasman
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Conrad Stauffacher
Herman Klassy
Liberty
Monroe
Liberty Homemakers Club
Ray Dye
Route 3
Henry Rinehardt
Plane crash near Cheyenne airport kills three crewmen
A Slick Airways cargo plane diverted by storms crashed near Cheyenne airport killing all three aboard. The twin engine craft struck a knoll three miles northwest of the runway while approaching for landing from San Francisco to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Slick Airways
Denver
Milwaukeean Tells Of Drownings in 1935
A 26 year old Milwaukee man Wallace E Skiba admitted to police that at age 11 he pushed two playmates into the Milwaukee river dock causing the deaths of Steven Murazewski eight and Robert Vogel seven. He walked into headquarters and confessed saying his conscience haunted him and he could not hold a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John Hurley
Wallace E. Skiba
Skiba
Steven Muraszewski
Robert Vogel
Pope Receives Bright Blue Scooter Gift
Pope Pius XII, 73, unveils a brand new blue motor scooter at Castel Gandolfo and plans to donate the ride to a country mission to transport priests in remote rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castel Gandolfo
Pius XII
Church Takeover Ordered by Prague Authorities
The Czechoslovak government ordered county and village communist led administrations to prepare to assume close supervision of churches and tighten control over local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Roofing Work Completed at Monticello Businesses
Special report notes new roofs installed on several business properties in Monticello including the Grand Central hotel Krieg and Zurbachen garage and Arns IGA store.
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Monticello
Grand Central Hotel
Krieg and
Zurbachen
Arn
IGA
Milk and barn updates and farm value trends in Clarno area
Forrest Briggs builds a new milk house and barn addition with modern cooling equipment at Clarno. Albany's William Zimmerli adds a red roof to his barn. Local cows from John In gold estate Brown Swiss herd post production records with milk and fat totals. Wisconsin testing shows 365 day production for Belle and other cows. DPMA reports farm land values down two percent from March to July and below 1943 peak, though still above pre war averages. The outlook points to continued modest declines tied to prices and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Briggs
Clarno Township
John Ingold
Monroe
Lydia Inkwyl
Mardell Betwyl
Verena Inkwyl
DPMA
Chicago
Oyster spawning Triggered by Warm Waters
The text notes that oyster spawning occurs when the surrounding water temperature reaches 68 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit. This condition marks the onset of reproductive activity in oyster populations.
Barkley Praises 81st Congress At Wisconsin Dinner
Vice President Alben Barkley addressed 1,700 Wisconsin Democrats at Jefferson Jackson day events in Milwaukee praising the 81st Congress. He claimed it will end with an unprecedented record and cited pledges on minimum wage and reciprocal trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Wisconsin
Charles E. Broughton
Sheboygan Press
Congress
Democrats
Western
Europe
Germany
Russia
James Honzik
Shawano Nabs Suspect in Horse Theft
A 29 year old man was held today as the bandit who held up John Garska Saturday night and rode off on Garska's horse. Garska, three miles east of Gresham, reported a stranger claimed his car broke down and asked for food. The man threatened to shoot, took his billfold and watch, forced Garsha to the barn and mounted a horse before fleeing toward Gresham. Sheriff Hugo Baker coordinated with officers who found Garsha's billfold in the stranger's car and tracked him to a tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano
John Garska
Garska
Gresham
Garsha
Gars
Cheese Kettle News and Dairy Notes From Wisconsin
The Swiss cheese market was firm and active with high prices for the week ending Oct 6. State brand and grade B cheese prices were reported with limited grade B supplies and ample current demand. John D Woethrich was elected president of the Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers and Butter Makers Association. Twenty five Kraft branch sales supervisors toured Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin. Wilbur A Stewart of Green Wood won champion cheddar at Waterloo Ia for the second straight year. New Wisconsin milk production standards ban housing other livestock in dairy barns to reduce odors and contamination risk to milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Kraft
Monroe
Illinois
Indiana
Kraft Holdings
Eugene Otel
Wilbur A. Stewart
Greenwood
Waterloo
USDA
CCC
Lester Legrid
State Department of Agriculture
Law School Goes Coed At Harvard
Harvard Law School will admit a small number of women for the first time in 1950. Dean Erwin N Griswold announced that women graduates from accredited colleges will be eligible to apply to the 132 year old institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Harvard Law School
Erwin N. Griswold
Thomas Ewing Appointed First Interior Secretary in 1849
Thomas Ewing became the first secretary of the interior when appointed in 1849, shaping early U.S. federal governance of public lands and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ewing
the Interior
New Hearing Device Without Ear Receiver Debuts in Chicago
Chicago firm Belton Beltone advertises an invisible Phantomold hearing device that eliminates the ear receiver button. The ad promises clear hearing for deaf individuals, offering a free brochure and at home trial with no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Belton
Dept
19Th St
Beltone
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Here
Nanette Elmer
Norman H. Disch
Young Tolk
Wenger and Kramer
Bossharts
Eldon Hageman
Leaf River
Gerald Schultz
Kathleen Meyers
Hazel Borgartus
Belvidere
Billy Trickel
Don Davenport
William Finester
Magnolia
Allen Marshal
Richard Wixom
Eastman
Stanley Wallace
William Stockdale
Durand
Thomas Patterson
Avon
Ray Michaels
David Allen
Robert Condon
Allen Knoff
Fern Schmid
Orfordville
Borgartus
Shirley Johnson
Mary Ann Cassky
William. Eddy
Billy Johnson
Edward Manning
Gay Ronnie
John Rowland
Trick Horse Bennick
Roscoe
Charles Schutt
Howard Hammond
Ervin Haur
Albany
Bill Eddy
Jack Bond
Jim Howard
Margaret Wixom
Dick Pest
Carroll Easton
Dick Wixom
Raymond Michael
Bob Condon
Charles West
Edgerton
Raymond Michaels
Fern Smith
News of the Homemakers
NBC
ST. Bernard
Hansel
Timberline Lodge
Mount Hood
Ore
Oregon
Romeo
Sigmund Engel
Engel
Cook County
John Peterson
Peterson
Town Hall
Womeo
Jeanette Kubiak
South Bend
Ind
Corrine Perry Gordon
Los Angeles
Irene Grimes
San Francisco
Milwaukeean
Fred Glauser
Blumer
American Farmers Mutual
University Ave
St. Paul
Mina
William 7 Zimmerli
Albany Village
Haberdale Homestead
Belle
Walter Haberman
Holstein- Friesian Association
Ace
Bauman
ACE Stores
Helen E. Stevii
John D. Woethrich
Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers and Buttermakers Association
E. W. Martin
Spencer
LAW School
Rae
Seabees Ely
Monroe Evening Times
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