Royal Arch Widows Degree Recipients Named At Temple
About 100 persons attended Pal estine chapter No. 23 Royal Masons rites at the Masonic temple last night where 24 Monroe area women received the Royal Arch Widows degree. Recipients include Mmes. Lyle A. Rodger Jeanette Smith South Wayne Robert J. Rufenacht Nathan F. Burgy and others from Albuny Gratiot Browntown and nearby towns.
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Masonic Temple
Palestine
Royal Masons
Monroe and
Area
Royal Arch
Mmes
Lyle A. Rodger
Jeanette Smith
South Wayne
Robert J. Rufenacht
Nathan F. Burgy
Stuart F. Kingston
W.W. S. MacDonald
Carl H. Maurer
Ramona Faith
Alblany
Ernest Batchelor
Irene Spinhirne
Winslow
Wallace Schaber
Gratiot
Carl Holzinger
Alan Goodmiller
Roy F. Peter
Robert Montgomery
Browntown
Helen Miller
Herbert M. Ainsworth
William Plate
Harry Burmeister
Russel H. Shultz
Orville Hawthorne
Frank A. Buehler
George E. Jacobs
Albert R. Neushwander
State Officers Install G U G G Monroe Chapter
Mrs Helen Hoss state president of G U G G and Mrs Rose Zimmers state vice president installed new officers at the Monroe chapter meeting last evening. Andrea Klassy is the new president. There were 145 present with 26 guests from New Glarus. Birthday greetings were sung, a picnic supper was served with tables decorated in fall flowers. Entertainment included a French horn solo by Darlene Johnson and vocal and accordion numbers by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hoss
G.U.G.G
Rose Zimmers
Monroe
Andrew Klassy
New Glarus
Ralph C. Norder
John Bruni
Darlene Johnson
Shirley Winneman
Patricia Thorp
Marian Walker
Lawrence Menehan
Marlena Larson
County Riders Enter Sunday State Roundup
Green county horsemen named to compete Sunday at Dane county fair grounds in the state roundup against riders from 14 state clubs. Entries list class numbers and riders including Nathan Hare Sonny Boy Allen Landville Mrs Conrad Bosshart Vickey Robert Condon Mrs Vern Schmidt Spook Six Conrad Bosshart Fly Boy Mrs Schmid King Joyce Hare Gene Rowley Footville Topsy Robert Inder gand Egg Nog Junior Schultz Monroe Pal Eleven Bosshart Cap. William Stockdale Joyce Hare Lady Condon Spoo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Dane County Fairgrounds
Nathan Hare
Wisconsin
Sonny Boy
Allen Landville
Brodhead
Conrad Bosshart
Vickey
Robert Condon
Vern Schmidt
Orfordville
Spook
Fly Boy
Schmid
King
Joyce Hare
Gene
Rowley
Footville
Topsy
Robert Indergand
Egg Nog
Junior Schultz
Monroe
Pal
Bosshart
Cap
William Stockdale
Durand
Lady
Condon
Spoo
Bethel Group Plans November Masquerade
Bethel Christian Endeavor groups plan a November masquerade at Dr. James R. Weir home 2204 17th street with Mrs. Falk and Dr. Weir in attendance. Other events include missions and stewardship lessons a surprise night panel discussion a film Bible study and a Thanksgiving meeting.
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Bethel Christian Endeavor
Clarence Falk
Route 3
Monroe
James R. Weir
17Th Street
Hazel
Alice Falk
Aleatha Buri
Joyce Bechtolt
David Johnson
Daniel Bechtolt
Falk
Weir
Card club gathers for 3 tables of 500 at Burgi home
Mrs Clarence J Foss and Mrs August H Burgi hosted the neighborhood card club at 2310 13th Avenue with three tables of 500. Honors went to Mrs Jesse S Morton Mrs Harold F Pickett and Mrs J J Kundert. Refreshments were served with Halloween decorations. Co hosts planned for November party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Foss
August H. Burgi
Burgi
13Th Avenue
Mmnes
Jesse S. Morton
Harold F. Pickett
J. J. Kundert
Samuel L. Bailey
Allen Child Baptized in Darlington Church
Tim othey Allen infant son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Bergum was baptized Sunday at Holy Rosary Church Darlington with Rev Young officiating. Mr and Mrs Robert Klough were sponsors. The Bergums have three other sons John Teddy and William.
New Glarus Children Baptized in Ceremony
Three infants were baptized at the Swiss church in New Glarus by Rev. W. J. Stuckey Lisa Marie Tschudy infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Tschudy Jack Warren Hoesly son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hoesly Alfred John Lienhardt son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lienhardt Jr Sponsors for Lisa Marie were Lt. and Mrs. Richard Streiff for Jack Warren Dr. Earl Hicks and Mrs. Frank Brown and for Alfred John Mr and Mrs John Thorson Families hosted dinner after the ceremony with relatives listed from New Glarus Belleville Blanchardville Vergene and Roger Jenson Rockford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Lisa Marie Tschudy
Millard Tschudy
Jack Warren Hoesly
Harley Hoesly
Alfred John Lienhardt
Fred Lienhardt Jr
W. J. Stuckey
Lis& Marie
Richard Streiff
Jack Warren
Earl Hicks
Frank Brown
Alfred John
John Thorson
Tschudy
Melvin Jenson
Belleville
Fred Tschudy
Ricky
Theresa Martin
Blanchardville
la Venne
Vergene
Roger Jenson
Fred P. Streiff
Joe H. Hoesly
Richard Streiff Hicks
Ruth
Charles
Joe C. Hoesly
William Frailey
Rockford
Bill
Jack
Oconomowoc
Lienhardt
Alfred Lienhardt Jr
Horeb
Harland Barton
Stephenson WCTU Sets Oct 18 Convention at Orangeville
The Stephenson County Woman's Christian Temperance Union announces its annual convention at Grace Reformed Church in Orangeville on October 18. The executive board meets at 9 30 a m with the session opening at 10 a m led by county president Mrs J J Rosenthal. Officers to be elected and reports from local unions and county officers will be given. An afternoon program starts at 1 30 featuring devotional, memorial service and musical numbers with addresses by four pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Stephenson County
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Grace Reformed Church
J. J. Rosenthal
St Marks Choir to Sing at Brodhead
St Mark's African Methodist Episcopal church Gospel chorus of Milwaukee will perform Sunday at 8 p m in Brodhead high school gym. Sponsored by Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren church, the 25 member group has long presented concerts in Milwaukee and nearby areas and recently entertained veterans at Wood hospital. Their traditional spirituals are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
St. Mark’s African M. E. Church Gospel Chorus
Milwaukee
Brodhead High School
Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Veteran’s Hospital
Wood
Wis
Miss Klassy and Fiance Honored in Monticello Shower
Miss Helen Klassy of Monroe and her fiancé Robert Stauffer, set to wed October 22, were feted at a Monticello shower hosted by Robert’s parents. Guests included Mrs. Anna Gempeler and several Gempeler and Newman family members from Footville, Afton, Capron, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Helen Klassy
Monroe
Robert Stauffer
Jacob Stauffer
Anna Gempeler
Mmes
Walter Gempeler
Jacob Gempeler
Robert
Joan
Paul Newman
Footville
Fred Newman
Afton
Edward Becker
Capron
Ernest
Local Family Names in Obituary Notice
A damaged OCR snippet lists individuals tied to the Stauffer and Gempeler families including C. M. Gempeler, John Stauffer, Fred Gempeler, Ruth Emily, Ralph and Ernest, Calvin Stauffer, Danny Ray Lauch, Donald and Marion, Misses Kate and Rose Stauffer, and Lou ise Gempeler.
Cumberland Sky-Pilot To Be Here For Service
Rev Hiram Frakes known as Sky-Pilot of the Cumberland Mountains will preach at Monroe and Browntown Methodist churches Sunday and attend the fall conference at Mt Horeb. He once led Henderson settlement in Bell County from a log cabin to a 14-building campus of 500 acres and the town Frakes Ky bears his name. he will be principal speaker at the Mt Horeb conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Frakes
Cumberland Mountains
Reader’s Digest
Monroe
Browntown
Mt. Horeb
Frakes
Pineville
Bell County
Henderson Settlement
Frakes, Ky
Rev. Frake
Aid of Washington Church Elects Officers for Two Years
The Washington Reformed Aid Society met at Mrs. William Rufer home and elected officers for two years. President Mrs. Fred A. Karlen, secretary Mrs. Anoix Zimmerman, VP Mrs. Albert Gempeler, treasurer Mrs. Herman Klassy. Oct 25 chicken dinner chaired by Mrs. Anton Hefty at 5 p.m. Dining room chair Mrs. Arthur Holcomb. One visitor, Mrs. Albert Weismiller, attended. thirty-three members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Washington Reformed Aid Society
William Rufer
Fred A. Karlen
Anoix Zimmerman
Clarence Elmer Sr
Albert Gempeler
Herman Klassy
Anton Hefty
Arthur Holcomb
Henry Hefty
Albert Weismiller
City and County Groups to Attend State Music Meeting
Allan F. Barnard, Monroe high school band and orchestra instructor, Gerald Fritz, South Wayne band instructor, and Gerald Von Klein, Argyle instructor, were named as district representatives to a Milwaukee state music meeting on Nov 1. Also named were Roy Dvorak, UW band instructor, Lois Disrud and Durward McVey, New Glarus principal. A total of 31 schools are included in the district with Supt. E. O. Evans and Assistant Principal T. R. Holyoke also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe
Gerald Fritz
South Wayne
Gerald von Klein
Argyle
Milwaukee
Evansville
Roy Dvorak
University of Wisconsin
Lois Disrud
Durward McVey
New Glarus
Supt. E. O. Evans
T. R. Holyoke
Miss Lydia Schulz Birthday Honor at Home
Miss Lydia Schulz was honored on her 83rd birthday at her home on 1204 21st Street. Attending were Mrs Clark A Kleckner, Fred Bruni, Stanley A Beach, Rose Beer, Rosa Ja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Schulz
21St Street
Mmes
Clark A. Kleckner
Fred Bruni
Stanley A. Beach
Rose Beer
Rosa Ja
Birthday Gathering Details At Local Event
Margaret Dahler Cobson and Miss Patricia Rust attended a social event with Mrs Kleckner cutting the birthday cake and Mrs Beer serving coffee.
Mrs. Ganshert Feted At Baby Shower In Milwaukee
Mrs J Roger Ganshert was honored at a baby shower hosted October 6 by Mmes Gilbert Baltzer and Paul Ganshert at 1115 20th Avenue. Court whist awarded honors to Mmes Lawrence Vincent and Bruce Helland. Guests included several Mmes and Misses from Milwaukee and Brodhead.
Mrs Achtemeier Named to Represent Guild at North Wisconsin Meetings
Mrs A R Achtemeier will represent the national guild of the Evangelical and Aformed Women's guild at regional North Wisconsin Synod meetings in Colby and Oshkosh on Tuesday and Wednesday. She succeeds the former secretary Florence Partridge who cannot attend due to illness.
Two Young Gorillas Headed to Milwaukee Zoo
Milwaukee reports two male baby gorillas acquired by the Washington Park Zoo from animal dealers and the French government after 17 months of negotiations. Pabst Brewing Co. purchased the gorillas for $10,000. Zoo Director George Speidel travels to New York to arrange shipment to Milwaukee where a gorilla nursery is prepared.
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Milwaukee
Washington Park Zoo
Pabst Brewing Co
United,States
Africa
George Speidel
New York
Canada to sail 10,000 troops to Korea soon
Ottawa reports a 10,000 man Canadian force for United Nations service in Korea is tentatively set to depart next month aboard U S planes. First ships from the group are expected to sail for Okinawa in the near term as plans firm up.
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Canada
Ottawa
United Nations
Korea
Okinawa
U. S
Orene Burt Hurt In Bicycle Accident
Orene Burt seven years old daughter of the Burts was cut and bruised about the mouth and chin when her bicycle tipped over late Wednesday afternoon. A Poe Albany physician treated her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orene Burt
Brodhead
Oren Burts
Poe Albany
Acute Polio Cases Begin Decline in U S
Washington reports 1816 acute poliomyelitis cases in the week ending October 7, a 9 percent drop from the prior week. Yearly total now 23351, compared with 34716 last year, with New York leading weekly cases at 286 and several midwestern states also high. The public health service notes the peak occurred the week ending September 23, the highest in 20 years except 1932. Diptheria totals 155, smallpox one case in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Th Health Service
Tennessee
Father Held in Murder Of Wife And Five Children
In Collie Perth Australia a woman and five of her six children were found dead with throats cut in their home. Police arrested the father Raymond Armanasco a 35 year old milkman who had been missing since last night. The mother Elsie Armanasco 35 lay on a bed and a sixth child survived with friends last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Australia
Collie
Raymond Armanasco
Elsie Armanasco
Chicago Markets Digest Opens With Mixed Livestock Board
Hog salables 5 000 mostly 25 50 cents higher on butchers and sows with top 20 60 for around a load. Cattle and calves generally steady to strong with loads to prime, weights 1 125 lb steers 33 75 and 1 215 lb weights 32 00. Produce Butter eggs steady. wheat corn oats and other grain quotes shown for cash trade.
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Chicago
USDA
Bergman to relinquish share in minor Pia Lindstrom estate
Actress Ingrid Bergman agrees to relinquish her control in the $22325 trust of her 12 year old daughter Pia Lindstrom. Dr Peter Lindstrom petitions to nome a Los Angeles bank as co guardian of the estate replacing Bergman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ingrid Bergman
Pia
Peter Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Shaw Returns To Garden After Fall At 94
George Bernard Shaw was back yesterday in his garden in St. Lawrence Eng after a fall left him with a fractured thigh a month ago. The Irish wit toured flower beds in a wheelchair and appeared cheerful as he recuperates from the incident and its aftereffects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Eng
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Watermelon Flavor Linked to Seed Factors
Researchers suggest seed composition may influence watermelon flavor, with scientists examining how seed traits affect sweetness and aroma in different varieties. Early studies indicate possible correlations between seed presence and juiciness, guiding breeding approaches.
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Royal Arch Masons
Bethel Group
Pocahontas
Stoker Briquetts KY
Lump Illinois
Dodge
Monroe Lumber & Fuel Co
Glarus
Stephenson Wctu
St. Mark’s
Miss Klassy
Cumberland
Aid of Washington Church
the Chocolate Shop
Milwaukee Journal
Green County Ublican Club
Rudolph P. Reger
Asia
L. H. Smith
Turner Hall
Kory
U.S
Macdily
Des
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Wash
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
F.o.b
Smart — Modern
Hiway
Chipper Shaw
Garden, Sunshine
Trouble Light Reg
Gabby the Gobbler
Frosty the Snow Man
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