Diamond Jubilee of State Temperance Union Celebrated
About 100 members of the Green and Lafayette county Women s Christian Temperance Union gathered at Immanuel Evangelical Brethren church to mark the states 1874 Milwaukee founded union anniversary. Emma Mielke Ripon former state president reported on the Philadelphia national convention and a pageant honored 12 past presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green and
Lafayette County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Emma Mielke
Ripon
State Temperance Union
Philadelphia
Immanuel Evangelical Oe Brethren Church
Yesteray
State Union
Milwaukee
Mark Dennim
Lyceum
Temperance
William Schmerze
George Hartwig
Rev Swanson Addresses Immanuel Brethren Meeting
Rev J S Swanson Methodist minister at South Wayne spoke on Men and The Church at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church last evening. Rev John C MacMartin of Wolfeboro also spoke and will return to New Hampshire Monday. Chester Stauffacher read scripture and Stanley Mauermann led prayer with music by Lyndon Viel and his mother. Fifty two members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Swanson
South Wayne
Immanuel Evangelical ‘ United Brethren Church
Swanson
John C. MacMartin
Wolfeboro
N. H
Universalist Church
New Hampshire
Chester Stauffacher
Stanley Mauermann
Lyndon Viel
Lyndon C. Viel
Anniversary Surprise For John and Wife on 25th Year
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday evening at 1211 23rd Avenue for John Wuthrichs and his wife as they marked their 25th wedding anniversary. A luncheon followed with anniversary cakes as the centerpiece and many gifts were presented. Attendees included Gottfred Frauchiger and daughter Helen, John Bloom, Lydia Budde Monroe, Arnold Youssi and Darlington, Alfred Burri South Wayne, Alfred Zingrich Arnold Schupbach and families from Brodhead.
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John Wuthrich
23Rd Avenue
Yass
Gottfred Frauchiger
Helen
John Bloom
Lydia Budde
Monroe
Messrs
Mmes
Arnold Youssi
Darlington
Alfred Burri
South Wayne
Alfred Zingrich
Arnold Schupbach
Brodhead
Pythian Sisters Hear Trip Report
Miss Pauline Schwarzenberger spoke about her summer trip to Switzerland at the Pythian Sisters meeting in EP hall. Special music by the Signer Sisters accompanied a report on Friendship night at Watertown on October 4. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Roy Evenson, Mrs. Walter L. Day, Mrs. Ralph L. Greenwald, Mrs. Ivan Geil, and Mrs. Clyde Chambers with fall flowers and lighted tapers.
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Pauline Schwarzenberger
Switzerland
EP Hall
Signer Sisters
Watertown
Mmes
Roy Evenson
Walter L. Day
Ralph L. Greenwald
Ivan Geil
Clyde Chambers
Sewing Circle Hosts Members and Guest at Home
Mrs. Gilbert Baltzer hosted the Semi monthly Sewing Circle and guest Miss Irene Gettings at 1115 20th Avenue last evening. Present were Mrs. Paul Ganshert, Mrs. Virgil Bieger, Miss Barbara Wittner, Miss Margaret Cullen and Mrs. Robert Lageson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert T. Baltzer
Irene Gettings
20Th Avenue
Paul W. Ganshert
Virgil Bieger
Barbara Wittner
Margaret Cullen
Robert Lageson
Doctor to Speak at Orfordville Public Meeting
Dr. John A. Schiider will address a Study Circle gathering Thursday evening at the Orfordville high school gym. The event invites school faculty, school board members and their spouses to attend.
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John A. Schiider
Orfordville
Society to Meet Union Presbyterian Missionary Group Meeting
The Union Presbyterian Missionary society will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. John Eley, 2411 Lith Street.
Swann Gehr Unit 197 installs new American Legion auxiliary officers
The Swann-Gehr unit No. 197 installs new officers led by Mrs. J C Timm with Lyle Timm president and Richard Green VP. New members Mrs Sidney Stair and Mrs Paul Bellman join. reports on the area conference are given. plans set for Armistice Day dinner. charity contributions approved. entertainment by the Zuercher sisters and Mrs John Boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Times
American Legion Auxiliary
Swann—Gehr
J. C. Timm
Mmes
Lyle Timm
Richard Green
James Keen
Keith Williams
Arthur Klingbeil
Kathryn Stair
Homer Baker
August Lenherr
Donald Timm
Amanda Gilbert
Bertha Zuercher
Sunshine Committee
Nellie Stair
Zuercher
John Boss
Electa Kelly Marks 92nd Birthday Celebrated
Mrs Electa Kelly Marks marked her 92nd birthday Friday at her daughter Maude Snyder post residence. Family and friends attended a dinner including Francis and Chester Michaels with children Ruth Ann Carol Verne Earl Richardson and others from Be luit Caledonia Rockford Monroe and Beloit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Electa Kelly
Maude Snyder
Kelly
Francis Michaels
Robert
Chester Michaels
Ruth Ann
Carol
Caledonia
Ill
Clifford Richardson
Verne
Earl Richardson
Beloit
Emma Michaels
Rockford
Lewis Michaels
Jack Williams
James
Monroe
Frank Divan
Carroll
Snyder
Divan
Youth to Dance Invite for Freeport Event at Masonic Temple
Green County Rural Youth members are invited to a hard times dance in Freeport on November 5 as guests of Stephenson County Rural Youth. The event will be held at the Masonic Temple ballroom.
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Green County
Freeport
Stephenson County
Masonic Temple
Steel Movie Planned for Monroe Kiwanis Luncheon
U S Steel Corp releases an industrial film Unfi nished Business to be shown at the Monroe Kiwanis Club lunch tomorrow at the Monroe Hotel. The screening is part of the weekly meeting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Monroe Hotel
U. S. Steel Corp
Antique show publicity by Mrs Colby at Westminster Church
Mrs Carl N Colby formerly of Monroe serves as publicity chairman for the Women's Service League antique show today and tomorrow at Westminster Presbyterian church Milwaukee highlighting items on display and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl N. Colby
Monroe
Women’s Service League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Milwaukee
Visit in Madison Monticello Times Special
Messrs and Mmes William Spring Paul Veenie Monticello Alfred Spring Milwaukee and Miss Theresa Saunders are listed in a Madison visit note from theMonticello Times Special edition.
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Madison Monticello
Mmes
William Spring
Paul Veenie
Monticello
Alfred Spring
Milwaukee
Theresa Saunders
Wonder Salve promises relief for skin irritations
An old wartime ad claims Wonder Salve relieves psoriasis eczema infection and athlete’s foot without acids or alcohol. It emphasizes painless application and quick results and lists Monroe outlets Trukenbrod’s Kempfert Blumer and Ford-Hopkine Drug as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Trukenbrod’s
Kempfert
Blumer
Ford-Hopkine
Wittwers Visit Madison Patient at Wisconsin General
Monroe attended a Sunday picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wittwer and family in Madison. While there they called on Clarence Wittwer, son of Mrs. Weenie, who is a patient at Wisconsin General Hospital.
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Monroe
Madison
W. H. Wittwer
Zwingli group meets in Monticello parish house
Mrs E W Marty and Mrs Helga Nicholls co hostesses to 26 members and one guest at the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Missionary Society meeting in Monticello Parish house. Louise Earle served as program chairman and Kenneth Jassy read the China book report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwingli Group
Monticello
E. W. Marty
Helga Nicholls
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Missionary Society
Louise Earle
Kenneth Jassy
China
Birthday gathering marks Legler and Rolph kin
Mrs. Robert Kingdon and children Bobby and Judith of Monroe visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brink and Mr. Vernon for Mrs. Legler birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Legler and Mrs. Elizabeth Rolph attend the Sunday event.
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Monticello
Robert Kingdon
Bobby
Judith
Monroe
Jacob Legler
Elizabeth Rolph
Walter Brink
Vernon
Mrs Thomas Feted At Tea In South Wayne
Miss Marjorie Andrews and Mrs. Ernest Kessler hosted an informal tea from 2 to 4 p m Friday for Mrs. Frank W Thomas of Warren. Hosts Mrs B B Derrwaldt of Milwaukee and Mrs Kessler poured.
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South Wayne
Marjorie Andrews
Ernest Kessler
Frank W. Thomas
Warren
B. B. Derrwaldt
Milwaukee
Kessler
Entertains Friends In New Glarus Afternoon Tea
Mrs. Rose Opferman entertained friends Monday afternoon in New Glarus. Present were Mrs. William Warnecke of Highland 111 and Mrs. Melchior Schiesser, with Mrs. Barbara noted in attendance.
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New Glarus
Rose Opferman
Mmes
William Warnecke
Highland
Melchior Schiesser
Barbara
Local Names List from New Glarus Area
Readable entries include Jacob C Werndli Thom as Hefty Oswald Altman Fred J Marty Fred Tschudy Mollie Frick John Kundert Margaret Hefty Harland Wernle and Mrs Edward Tschudy in Bearsford North Dakota near New Glarus.
Mrs. Herman Fritz Shows Alaska Pictures to Leyenda Club
Mrs. Herman Fritz presented motion pictures of Alaska and spoke about her trip at a Leyenda club meeting at the W L Cash home. Mrs. Cash hosted the group which included several guests last evening.
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Herman Fritz
8Th Street
Alaska
Leyenda Club
W. L. Cash
20Th Avenue
WSCS to Meet Browntown
Browntown WSCS will meet Friday at the home of Miss E Leah Tomlinson. Mrs George Michael, Mrs E V Bechtolt and Mrs O L Vincent will assist.
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WSCS
Browntown
E. Leah Tomlinson
George Michael
E. V. Bechtolt
O. L. Vincent
Second Child Gets Madison Polio Aid
Anna Mae Lengrehr a 10 year old Rock county girl moved from St Clare hospital to the polio ward at Wisconsin General hospital diagnosed as polio. Her family are Mr and Mrs Ralph Lengrehr Beloit route 3. She attends Pleasant Valley school with Thomas Krueger also in Madison polio ward. The Krueger boy son of Mr and Mrs Ben Krueger Beloit route 3 was moved from Janesville hospital to Madison and placed in an iron lung. Both cases reported as severe and ill a week ago today.
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Anna Mae Lengrehr
Rock County
St. Clare Hospital
Wisconsin General Hosital
Ralph Lengrehr
Route 3
Beloit
Thomas Krueger
Emma Kelly
Monroe
Madison
Pleasant Valley School
Krueger
Ben Krueger
Janesville Hospital
Snyder Sees Record Prosperity After Strikes
Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder told bankers assembled for the sixth annual correspondent bank meeting that once the present strike situation ends the United States will experience its greatest period of prosperity. He spoke to Philadelphia attendees last night.
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Philadelphia
United States
of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Secretary predicts record national income in coming weeks
The Pennsylvania Company for Banking notes the secretary expects official figures to show the past month had the highest national income on record.
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Pennsylvania Company For Banking
Expert in landscaping offers three homemakers courses
George Ziegler, landscape specialist at the University of Wisconsin, conducts three Green County courses this week. The first session was held this afternoon in the circuit court room for Monroe II project leaders. A meeting is planned for Juda tomorrow and another at Monticello Friday.
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George Ziegler
University of Wisconsin
Green County
Circuit Court Room
Monroe II
Juda
Monticello
Milwaukee Homemakers Visit Green County and New Glarus
A group of 100 Milwaukee county homemakers club members are set to visit Green County and New Glarus on Wednesday October 19. They will hold a noon luncheon at the Wilhelm Tell Hotel with Mrs Roy Bentley, New Glarus center homemakers' chairman, hosting.
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Milwaukee County Homemakers Club
Green County
New Glarus
Wilhelm Tell Hotel
Roy Bentley
New Glarus Center Homemakers
Steel Worker Killed In Fall From Water Tower Scaffold
Buffalo reports two steel workers died when a scaffold on a new metal water tower collapsed. Robert Reed, 28, of Iron Mountain Michigan, was among the deceased after a 160 foot fall.
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Buffalo
Robert Reed
Iron Mountain
Mich
Coyotes Cooperate To Feed Pups In Local Habitat
A male and female coyote pair cooperate to obtain food for their young pups, demonstrating shared parental roles and hunting effort in the area.
FE Union Chief Denies Break Toward Third Labor Group
Grant Oakes president of the Farm Equipment Workers denies secretly voting to merge FE into a new left-wing labor group planned to split from the CIO. His denial contrasts with yesterday CIO statement by Peter Aversa of Auburn New York claiming the FE board voted in Chicago two weeks earlier to pursue a merger.
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Washington
CIO
Grant Oakes
Farm Equipment Workers
Oakes
Chicago Sun-Times
Peter Aversa
Auburn
N. Y
Aversa
Chicago
Left Labor Faction Appeals as Rival to CIO AFL
A third major labor group forms to challenge the CIO and AFL. Left wing leaders face fierce CIO attacks labeling many as pro-communists.
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CIO
AFL
Life insurance in force grows from 1910 to 1919
The volume of life insurance in force in the United States rises steadily from under 15 billion in 1910 to 202 billion by 1919, with only a sugar repression slump noted as a temporary dip in the trend.
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United States
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Brodhead Legion Auxiliary
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Thomas
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Arrow
Meeker’s
Savanna
Radio-Phonograph
FE Union
Pearl
Ransburg
eeyRs
Duipen
Stoker
Stepon
New Plymouth
Rv Wen
Brunswick
Kitchener
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Plymouth
Trinidad
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Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
RCA Victor
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