Social Events Highlight VFW Auxiliary Visit in Turner Hall
Mrs Emma Springen Beloit first district VFW auxiliary official guest and speaker. She praised three year old organization while committee reports were heard. A Veterans Hospital Armistice Day treats drive was approved. Buddy Poppy day committee named and visitors from Beloit Janesville attended with refreshments and entertainment.
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Emma Springen
Beloit
VFW
Turner Hall
Veterans Hospital
Harry E. Williams
Glenn L. Kubly
Mmes
Hugh Durgin
Lester Bacon
Adolph Ambrose
Wilmer Palmer
Charles Hyland
Ernest Zumbach
Clark Kleckner
Janesville
Don Lovelace
Matt Sobran
J. H. Schwaiger
Wilbur Deininger
Palmer
Harold Woolever
Woman's Club Fall Reception Plans Set
The Monroe Woman's Club hosts a fall social and teachers' reception tomorrow at 8 in St. John's church parlors. An illustrated talk by Robert J. Burkhard, on a seven month "photographic tour of Europe," follows a Columbus themed decor. Mrs. Perle G. Guess and Mrs. Arthur P. Benkett will pour. committee chairs are Mrs. Charles B. Marvin and Miss Doris Messmer with several assists.
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Christopher Columbus
Monroe Woman's Club
St. John’s Church
Perle G. Guess
Arthur P. Benkett
Robert J. Burkhard
Europe
Charles B. Marvin
Doris Messmer
Mmes
Theodore A. Hartman
Maurice W. Quinn
Rose H. Johnson
Department of International Relations
Mr. Burkhard
Lillian Gempeler
Maud E. Wenger
L. A. Koenig
Arthur C. Benkert
Glen Benkert
Walter L. Day
Wesley L. Dodge
James Forbes
Chester J. Goetz
Hilton Kirchner
Ralph K. Kofoed
Leon Kubly
Willis Ludlow
Edwin C. Miller
John O'Donnell
Robert L. Rote
Paul A. Ruf
Willard R. Schuetze
Lyle F. Sickinger
Fred R. Simpson
Kenneth W. Stuart
Ray Thorpe
Columbus Day Plans Set by KC Members
The Knights of Columbus meet in their club rooms and shift meetings to Mondays. They plan a Columbus Day banquet and dance Sunday at 7 p.m. Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Mahoney will speak. Willard C. Bender will MC. State officers Clem J. Schlaefer Leslie J. Schinx J. L. Reinhart and Earl Gilson attend a Platteville meeting.
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Knights of Columbus
Lodge
William Mahoney
St. Raphael’s Church of Madison
Madison
Willard C. Bender
Platteville
Clem J. Schlaefer
Leslie J. Schinx
J. L. Reinhart
Earl Gilson
District WCTU Marks Diamond Jubilee Here
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Lafayette and Green County met at Immanuel Evangelical United church to celebrate the state union diamond jubilee. Mrs Emma Mielke past state president Ripon spoke at the midday luncheon. A pageant presented this afternoon featured the 12 past presidents since Milwaukee.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Lafayette
Green County
Immanuel Evangelical United Church
Emma Mielke
Ripon
Milwaukee
Reading Club Meets at Ruehlman Home
Lida Ludlow announced a reading club gathering at 2 15 p m tomorrow at Mrs Ruehlman s home 1606 23rd Avenue She will also present the program.
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Reading Club
Lida Ludlow
D. D. Ruehlman
23Rd Avenue
Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting at Gustafson Home
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church will meet tonight at 8 o clock in the home of Mrs Edwin J Gustafson at 1409 17th avenue.
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Wesleyan Service Guild of
I Methodist Church
Edwin J. Gustafson
17Th Avenue
Putmans Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary at Wiota Home
Charles H Putmans and wife celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner at their Wiota residence on Sunday. A large gathering of relatives and friends from nearby towns joined in, and a second surprise party was held Friday evening by the Social Hour club at Wilfred Johnson's home.
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Charles H. Putnam
Wiota
Herman Durtschi
Monroe
David
Robert
Charles
Carol
Sandra
Arthur
Putnams
Messrs
Mmes
Ernest Olson
Fred Campbell
Jean
Wiola
Ernest Hendrickson
Marie Vinger
Clara Stixrood
Phyllis Gordon
Jacque
Gunnard Johnson
Selbrey Alueonden
Mockterdreyer
Ord
Martin Vinger
Lamont
Henry Winger
Madison
Robert Hendrickson
Blanchardville
William Putnam
Jack Everson
Robert Hawley
Argyle
Bette Everson
Chicago
Clifford Stixrood
Maynard Jones
Karen
Fred Mayer
George DeNure
South Wayne
William McGransham
Fayette
James Cullen
Mary Kay
Darlington
Katherine Cullen
Wilfred Johnson
Four Local Candidates Receive OES Degrees
Four candidates Mr and Mrs Robert V Chinnock Mrs Lareey Dodge and Mrs Ralph K Kofoed received degrees of the Order of the Eastern Star at the meeting last evening in the Masonic temple. The charter was draped in memory of William R Graves past grand patron for 1925 26. Music was by a seven voice choir.
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Robert V. Chinnock
Lareey Dodge
Ralph K. Kofoed
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
William R. Graves
Eastern Star
Seven Voices
Mmes
Edwin Schuetze
Ralph Wenger
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Glen Roderick
Alvin Elmer
Ervin Goecks
Betty Steinmann
Floyd Davis
E. B. Lux
Davis
N. G. Preston
Clifford Fritz
Marvin Holcomb
Raymond Fritz
William Kuegler
Marie Blum
Victor I. Corson
R. W. Blaha
Casper Duertschi Honored at Birthday Party
A surprise birthday party was held Sunday evening at the Casper Duertschi home route 4 in honor of his birth. Attending were Mmes William Duertschi and children Warren Ernest Holz and family Monticello Fred Duertschi and family Herman Duertschi and children Robert Legler Miss Ida Duertschi Miss Frieda Duertschi Alvin Duertschi Lloyd Siedschling Donald Thoman Monroe.
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Casper Duertschi
Route 4
Messrs
Mmes
William Duertschi
Warren
Ernest Holz
Monticello
Fred Duertschi
Herman Duertschi
Robert Legler
Ida Duertschi
Frieda Duertschi
Alvin Duertschi
Lloyd Siedschling
Donald Thoman
Monroe
Miss Phyllis Ladwig Wedding Shower Honors
Fifty friends gathered Friday at the Loyd Prien home route 2 for a wedding shower honoring Miss Phyllis Ladwig and her coming marriage to Carl A Burgi of Monroe. The service will be held Saturday at Immanuel church with Rev Howard L Orians officiating. Co hosts were Mrs Sam Ladwig and Mrs Montgomery Chesebro.
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Loyd Prien
Route 2
Phyllis Ladwig
Carl A. Burgi
Monroe
Immanuel Church
Howard L. Orians
Sam Ladwig
Montgomery Chesebro
Laurence Prien
Ladwig
Carl Burgi
William Schmerse
Francis Ludwig
Montreue Chesebro
Jeanette Lad
Harris "Meyers
Messrs
Mmes
Leland
Mrs. Bridge to preside at Wisconsin Cancer Society meeting
Mrs. Ralph Bridge of Juda will preside over the biennial conference of the third medical district of the Wisconsin division of the American Cancer Society in Madison on Saturday. The event includes a training school at First Methodist Church with speakers Dr. Bertrand Meyer and Dr. W. D. Stovall and addresses by state leaders.
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Ralph Bridge
Juda
Third
Wisconsin
American Cancer Society
Madison
Bridge
Green
First Methodist Church
Ben Blaser
Monroe High School
Zuercher Sisters
Brodhead
Bertrand Meyer
State of Wisconsin General Hospital
W. D. Stovall
UW Medical School
Fred Clausen
Horicon
State Society
Walter Rechsteiner
Albany
Local Families Noted in Community List
A roster of residents and relatives appears, naming Heitz and family, Alvin Brugg er, William F. Schmerse, Ed Lad wig and family, Hollis E. Schutt and family, L. J. Prien and Marvin, Arthur Meyers and family, Sam Ladwig and family, Montgomery Chesebro, Clif ford Ladwig, Mrs. Martin Frederick and Eleanor, Mrs. Rose Vogels, Mrs. Mathilda A. Burgi and Miss Margaret Schulmyer.
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Heitz
Alvin Brugger
William F. Schmerse
Ed Ladwig
Hollis E. Schutt
L. J. Prien
Marvin
Arthur Meyers
Sam Ladwig
Montgomery Chesebro
Clifford Ladwig
Martin Frederick
Eleanor
Rose Voegels
Mathilda A. Burgi
Margaret Schulmyer
WSWS Meeting Set By Evangelical Unit Brethren
The WSWS of the Evangelical United Brethren will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Otto Folgate with afternoon group plans.
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WSWS
Orangeville
Evangelical United Brethren
Otto Folgate
Orangeville Band Elects New Officers
Seneeville Times Special reports the Orangeville band elected Ira Eugene Shaffer as president and Mary Lucille Daughenbaugh as vice president. Donna Marie Lehman is secretary and treasurer, with Oneta Wynona Dinges and Richard Lee Jensen as reporters. Barbara Ann Sewards and Marie Hemphill as librarians, Gene Jordan and Tom Bordner as custodians, Nancy Ann Ritzman and Sue Carolyn Moore as entertainers.
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Seneeville
Ira Eugene Shaffer
Mary Lucille Daughenbaugh
Donna Marie Lehman
Oneta Wynona Dinges
Richard Lee Jensen
Marie Hemphill
Barbara Ann Sewards
Gene Jordan
Tom Bordner
Nancy Ann Ritzman
Sue Carolyn Moore
Caryl Jean Frautschy
Albert Goetz
Allen Fehr
No Prosecution Seen In Drowning Admission
Milwaukee curtain raises on Wallace Skiba 26 who admitted to drownings of two 14 year old boys. Two psychiatrists found him sane. District Attorney William McCauley doubted prosecution would follow. Skiba said conscience drove him to police headquarters Sunday night to tell his story.
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Milwaukee
Wallace Skiba
William C. McCauley
Skiba
McCauley
New Social Security Bill Expands Aid To Disabled Groups
Washington reports the bill passed by the House would extend federal aid to two disabled groups. First, those already covered who become totally and permanently disabled before 65 would receive pension as if reaching 65, costing about 700 million yearly. Second, those not covered who are totally disabled could qualify under a new assistance plan costing about 66 million yearly, contingent on state programs matching federal funds.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congressional
No. 1
Mississippi
California
Nevada
Waon
Twin Valley Homemakers Meet Hosts and Lessons
Mrs. John J. Disch hosted the Twin Valley Homemakers Friday. The group discussed the frolic and heard about new milk laws. Lessons on landscaping and serving company meals were planned for the next meeting at Mrs. Wilbert Elmer’s home. Four visitors attended and all members were present. A lunch was served.
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Twin Valley
John J. Disch
Stanley Finke
Ernest Lehr
Mamie Tillema
James Argue
James Hanna
Wilbert Elmer
Roy Bontely
Mamie _ Tillema
John Altman
Marlene
Socialist to Seek New French Cabinet in 13 Month Coalition
Paris reports Jules Moch, socialist party leader, asked by President Vincent Auriol to form a new French government. If he succeeds, Moch would become premier succeeding Henri Queuille, who resigned six days ago amid an economic dispute that split the 13 month old coalition cabinet. Moch previously served as interior minister in the Queuille cabinet.
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Paris
Jules Moch
Vincent Auriol
Moch
Henri Queuille
Queuille
Gessler Boy Breaks Arm at School
Eugene Gessler six year old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Gessler suffered a broken right arm while playing at school Friday.
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Monticello
Eugene Gessler
Raymond Gessler
Markets wrap Livestock and grain at Chicago
Livestock trading opened modestly active then slower with gains for butchers and higher hog values 18.75 top for select 230-270 lb hogs. Cattle and calves mixed to higher with top steers 35.25 and cows up to 18.00. bulls strong. Grain eased near close as corn fell, wheat off modestly. USDA updates receipts for cattle calves hogs and poultry with mixed egg and butter notes.
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Chicago
USDA
Wyoming
U. S
Board of Trade
Wall Street Trading Activity in New York Summary
Active buying on Wall Street in New York leads trading as investors respond to market cues. Prices edge higher with gains across key indices and sector rotation visible among financials and tech.
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Wall Street Trading
New York
Ship Sails To Rescue Marooned Scientists
The 1200 ton steamer John Biscoe sails for the Antarctic to rescue eleven British scientists stranded for two years on Stonington Island in Marguerite Bay. The marooned team, mainly geologists and meteorologists, report life is hard but all are well.
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Southampton
John Biscoe
Antartic
Stonington Island
Marguerite Bay
Britain
Matilda Coppin Celebrates 107th Birthday in England
Spry and hearty Mrs. Matilda Coppin marked her 107th birthday in St Leonards on Sea England. Her 94 year old brother Charles Evans planned a toast at a local saloon in Stroud Kent to honor her milestone.
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St. Leonards-on-sea
England
Matilda Coppin
Stroud
Kent
Charles Evans
Power Firm Dinner Ends in Candlelight at Bayview
About 300 to 400 guests from South Texas attended a dinner at Bayview hosted by Central Power and Light Co after inspecting the La Palma power plant near San Benito. As dinner began the lights failed and officials searched for the fuse box, but the meal continued by candlelight.
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Harlingen
Tex
South Texas
Bayview
Central Power and Light Coey
la Palma
San Benito
FFA Honors 18 for Aid to Youth at Kansas City Convention
The Future Farmers of America named 18 men as recipients of honorary American Farmer degrees for their contributions to farm youth development. The afternoon session will confer the degrees while the Star Farmer of America is chosen at tonight's session, carrying a $1,000 prize. Three regional Star farmers will also be named and awarded $500 each. Want Ads are big producers.
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Kansas City
Future Farmers of America Today
Star Farmer of America
Future Farmers
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