Fall Fashion Social at St John’s church highlights
The Woman's Club Fall Social at St John’s United Church of Christ featured honorary lifetime memberships for Mrs. Howard W. Chadwick and Miss Marie Geigel in recognition of 50 years of service. Karl Schmidt spoke on why people read and read excerpts from current novels, with music by Frederick Schuetze and a "Dimes For Liberty" display supporting the American Museum of Immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Howard W. Chadwick
Marie Geigel
Karl Schmidt
Department of Literature
WHA
Katie
Schmidt
Rascal
Frederick Schuetze
Edwin Schuetze
David J. Burri
Monroe
C. G. Hennager
Melvin A. Will
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Museum of Immigration
National Park Service
Donald W. Springer
E. B. Lux
John F. Caradine
Lester M. Johnson
Herbert Ainsworth
Jesse Roy Dom
Richard H. Bahr Jr
Donald Neslund
Howard F. Schulz
John Irvin
John Wagner
Washington Circle Elects Mrs. Thoman
Esther Circle of Washington Reformation church elected Mrs. Marvin Thoman as president at Fellowship Hall. Florence Duerst named secretary. Sixteen members and guest Mrs. William Bidlingmaier attended. Plans were set for Men’s Night on Oct. 20 with Alaska trip slides by Herman Karlens. committee includes Gempeler, Drafl, and Goecks.
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Monticello
Marvin Thoman
Esther Circle of Washington Reformation Church
Fellowship Hall
Florence Duerst
William Bidlingmaier
Herman G. Karlens
Alaska
Leon Gempeler
Calvin Drafahl
Sam Goecks
Honored with Dinner for Mrs Bible on Birthday
Mrs. Tom Bible of Madison was honored at a birthday picnic dinner at her home. Attending relatives included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monte, Mrs. Rosa Butts, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goepfert, Randy, Mrs. Max Lueck, Frank Stoehr, Mrs. Leo Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Staley and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price, Leslie Price, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bible
Madison
Frank Monte
Rosa Butts
Ernest Goepfert
Randy
Max Lueck
Frank Stoehr
Leo Staley
Harold Staley
Janice
Frank Price
Leslie Price
Clarence Price
Neighbors honor Fiene couple at new Orangeville home
Forty six neighbors and friends held a gift shower for Mr and Mrs Richard Fiene at their new home Mrs Fiene is the former Carolyn Babler.
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Orangeville
Richard Fiene
Leyenda Club Names Co-Chairmen At Meeting
Miss Lillian Gempeler and Mrs. Louis E. Buri were elected co chairmen at the Leyenda Club gathering hosted by Mrs. John Calder. New officers include Mrs. E. R. Blair secretary and Mrs. Calder sunshine chair. A memorial for Mrs. Alvin Elmer was held and a book will be donated to Ludlow Memorial library in her memory. Glen Schreier to host November meeting.
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Lillian Gempeler
Louis E. Buri
Leyenda Club
John Calder
E. R. Blair
Calder
Sunshine
Ludlow Memorial Library
Glen Schreier
Mrs Freitag Hosts Fortnightly Reading Club
The Fortnightly Reading Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Louise Freitag of New Glarus hosting. Miss Alda Arn read Only Fifty Years Ago by Gladys Hasty Carroll. Attendees included Mrs. R H Schoonover of Madison and Misses Fannie G Benkert Irene Marty and Frieda Benkert, with Mrs. R W Woelffer of Monticello and guest Mrs. Appolonia Zweifel of New Glarus.
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Monticello
Louise Freitag
New Glarus
Alda Arn
Gladys Hasty Carroll
R.H. Schoonover
Madison
Fannie G. Benkert
Irene Marty
Frieda Benkert
R.W. Woelffer
Appolonia Zweifel
Advisers Meet Monday for Rainbow Girls
The Rainbow Girls advisory board will convene Monday at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple to discuss plans and activities.
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The
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
State DAR Regent To Be Here Nov. 13
Mrs. Herman Baker state regent, Eau Claire, will attend the next DAR meeting at Mrs. Marty's home on Wednesday Nov. 13. The afternoon program compared Carlsbad Cavern New Mexico with Mammoth Cave Kentucky and included a donation to Surgeon's Quarters at Portage. Grace Byers spoke on national defense and Mrs. Marty reported on Lake Delton workshop. Mrs. George Robinson described the Indian scholarships.
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Chester Tobin
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
DAR
Cne Marty
Gift Shower Honors Miss Donna Wirth Before Wedding
A surprise miscellaneous shower was held at Brigham hall Platteville State College in honor of Miss Donna Wirth prior to her wedding Saturday to Roger Schock. Co hosts were Miss Barbara Carlson and Miss Anita Kortemeier. The winners donated prizes to the bride to be.
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Orangeville
Donna Wirth
Brigham Hall
Platteville State College
Roger Schock
Barbara Carlson
Anita Kortemeier
Wirth
Subsidy Ends Canadian Butter Surplus
A 12 cent per pound consumer subsidy in Canada virtually eliminated a butter surplus and raised consumption by 9.5 percent. Some U S dairy groups proposed a similar program, but the administration opposes it, favoring payments to farmers to cut milk output as a cheaper fix.
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Washington
Canada
National Milk Producers Federation
Four at Orangeville Become Eagle Scouts
Four members of Boy Scout Troop 24 earned Eagle Scout honors at a candlelight Court of Honor held at the American Legion Home with Scoutmaster Arlen Meyer presiding. Other advancements included Tenderfoot David Rahorn, Second Class Charles Holloway, Roger Ellingson, First Class Tom Schoney, Life David Boyer, and individual merit badges presented by Kermit Barr. Fred L. Beckman, Scout executive, was guest speaker.
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Orangeville
Boy Scout Troop 24
American Legion
Kermit Barr
Kurt Schilling
James Strong
William Boyer
Arlen Meyer
Tenderfoot
David Rahorn
Charles Holloway
Roger Ellingson
Tom Schoney
David Boyer
Fred L. Beckman
Fire Aid Plan Set for Events
County fire chiefs met with Sheriff W E Deinenger to establish a mutual aid agreement for State and National Corn Picking Contest events. The Brodhead fire department will station a pumper at the contest site near the William Riemer farm with three firefighters. Other county departments will provide a tanker and three men for half days with on call mutual aid if a tanker is away from its home station.
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W. E. Deininger
Brodhead
William Riemer
Orangeville PTA to Stage The Toast of the Town Show
The Orangeville PTA presents a variety show at 8 p.m. Friday October 18 in the high school gym. Local talent led by Mr and Mrs Delmer Harless and Mr and Mrs Glen Pinnow will perform songs and dances. Proceeds fund PTA programs and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
PTA
Delmer Harless
Glen+e Pinnow
Today in History October 10 1963 entry highlights Cavendish and canal events
On October 10 various historical milestones are noted. Henry Cavendish born in 1731 identified hydrogen and carbon dioxide as distinct substances and their specific gravities. Panama Canal irrigation milestone achieved in 1913. Sudetenland occupation completed in 1938.
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Henry Cavendish
Cavendish
John Cotton
Boston
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Panama Canal
Gambos
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
U.S
Korea
Algerians Accept 50 Million Dollar Red China Loan
Algiers reports a Wednesday night noninterest loan from the People's Republic of China totaling 50 million dollars. The agreement, described as a state loan, aims to support Algeria's financial needs and development plans.
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Algiers
Red China
UW Alumni Research To Share Bullis Trust
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation named as beneficiary of a trust in the will of former General Mills board chairman Harry Bullis who died September 28. The will provides half to relatives, 40 percent to WARF for undergraduate scholarships, especially economics majors, after relatives’ deaths.
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
General Mills “Board
Harry Bullis
University of Wisconsin
Bullis
Warf
Mrs. Kubly Hosts Monticello WRC Meeting
Mrs. Abraham Kubly hosted the John Ross Woman's Relief Corps meeting at her home. Sixteen members attended a dessert luncheon followed by a 500 game with honors to Mrs. Sylvia Curtis for high and Mrs. Lena Babler for low. The November gathering is planned with Mrs. Wilbert Christen and co-hostess Mrs. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Abraham Kubly
John Ross Woman's Relief Corps
Sylvia Curtis
Lena Babler
Wilbert Christen
Eagles Auxiliary Plans Toy Party and Dressings Timeline
The Eagles Auxiliary met in the clubrooms awarding prizes to Mrs. Bernice Wilde Mrs. Alwina Gempler and Mrs. Leo Kohl. A toy party is planned for Monday October 28 with cancer dressings to be made Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. and a meeting set for 8 p.m. Tuesday October 22.
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Bernice Wilde
Alwina Gempler
Leo Kohl
Eagles
Textiles Shrinking Share of Japan’s Foreign Sales
Textiles remain Japan's leading export but account for a progressively smaller share of foreign sales each year as other sectors gain ground.
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Japan
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Washington Circle
Thoman
Leyenda
Mrs. Freitag
Earl Zink
Carol
David Kuebli
Walter Kuebli
9Th Street
Miss Zink
Orangeville High School
Rockford School of Beauty Culture
Sunny’s
Freeport
Monroe High School
Navy
Buri Electric
Radke
Eagle Scouts
Associated Press
Onkerts
Benkett’s
Mrs. Kubly
Monticello Wrc
Eagles Group
Benker
Hotpoint Freezer
Hotpoint Refrigerator
New Glarus, Wis
Hotpoint
Hotpoint Disposal
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