Youth Group Plans to Buy Chairs After Film Sales
The Angle reports a net profit around 120 from Wizard of Oz ticket sales at the start of the week. Funds will buy 20 metal folding chairs for the youth center as weekly film programs begin Wednesday at noon and evening for town and country students. Tonight at 9 30 a film short Unfinished Business shows. The youth council plans a work day at Recreation park in early November with student volunteers tackling seed beds and odd jobs before winter.
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Angle
Recreation Park
Missionary Society Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
The Women's Missionary Society of the Union Presbyterian church surprised Miss Clara Stauffer at her home on her birthday. Fourteen members and five visitors attended. Co hostesses Mimi Bleiler and president Mimi Bleiler chaired. Deovtions led by Loretta Dooley. An article on a Presbyterian high school in Japan read by Dallas Landrum and Miss Grace Byers reviewed the first chapter of Japan Begins Again by William Kerr. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Eley and Nellie Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Union Presbyterian Church
Clara Stauffacher
23Rd Avenue
Mamie Bleiler
Loretta Dooley
Presbyterian
Japan
Dallas D. Landrum
Grace Byers
William C. Kerr
John Eley
Nellie Stewart
Organ Dedication Planned at Wayne
A special service featuring an organ recital and dedication of a Hammond organ will be held Sunday at 8 p m at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church Wayne township. The interior has been remodeled for the occasion with a guest organist performing selections. Miss Leona Tornow, longtime church pianist, will serve as regular organist. The organ is placed as a memorial to Miss Martha Neesemann by her brothers Arthur and Otto Neesemann.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wayne Township
Leona Tornow
Martha Neesemann
Arthur
Otto Neesemann
Sorority Plans Rushee Party After Meeting
Alpha Zeta sorority hosts a special rushee party Monday after a 7:30 pm library Green Room business meeting. Co chairmen Miss Helen Burkhard and Mrs. Harris Germann are aided by Messrs. Richard R. Wagner, Robert Schuler, Gilbert Baltzer and Misses Majorie Holcomb Janet Hiltbrand and Marcella Kammerude.
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Alpha Zeta Sorority
Library
Helen Burkhard
Harris Germann
Mmnes
Richard R. Wagner
Robert Schuler
Gilbert T. Baltzer
Majorie Holcomb
Janet Hiltbrand
Marcella Kammerude
Friendly Circle Sunday School Elects Officers
Mrs. Paul Lawrence was elected president of the Friendly Circle Sunday school class of the Methodist church at the Tuesday meeting. Mrs. Merlyn Chapman was elected vice president and Mrs. Charles Chapman, secretary-treasurer. The group met at the home of Mrs. Raymond Sweeney.
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South Wayne
Paul Lawrence
Friendly Circle
Methodist Church
Merlyn Chapman
Charles Chapman
Raymond Sweeney
Monroe High Stage to Present Where the Cross is Made
Monroe High School plans a Monday 3 pm performance of Eugene ONeill one act Where the Cross is Made in the auditorium. A Sunday dress rehearsal precedes it. Cast includes Mary Ann Huber Donald Fritz Ben Blaser Jack Marvin Kenneth Norton Gordon Orians Glen Pehl. Crew features Heidi Praeffli William Lengacher Patrick Kubly Ruth Feldt Sarah Burt and director R W Witt.
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Monroe High School
Eugene O’neill
Mary Ann Huber
Donald Fritz
Ben Blaser
Jack Marvin
Kenneth Norton
Gordon Orians
Glen Pehl
Heidi Praeffli
William Lengacher
Patrick Kubly
Ruth Fe
Dinner party honors Miss Kleinmaier in Eugene
Mrs Roy Zweifel hosted a dinner at the Eugene hotel for Miss Frances Kleinmaier visiting from California. A 7 o clock dinner was served with seven guests including Mrs James Green, Mrs Harold Dittmar, Mrs Claude Eley, Mrs Charlotte Magee and Mrs Helen E Steuri.
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Roy Zweifel
24Th Avenue
Frances Kleinmaier
California
Eugene Hotel
Mmes
James Green
Harold Dittmar
Claude Eley
Charlotte Magee
Helen E. Steuri
Mrs Harold Stoll Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Marjorie Stoll hosted a surprise party for her mother Mrs Harold Stoll in Woodford. Euchre was played and a lunch with a birthday cake baked by Miss Stoll was served. Attendees included Harold Stoll, his wife, their daughters Marjorie Judy Joan and Carol, Lyle Kohl and son Michael, Ernest Lisser Jr., Freeman Berg and daughters Diane and Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
Marjorie Stoll
Harold Stoll
Miss Stoll
Messrs
Mmes
Marjorie
Judy
Joan
Carol
Lyle Kohl
Michael
Ernest Lisser Jr
Freeman Berg
Diane
Ruth
Orangeville Club Hears Travel Talk
Charles W. Robbe spoke to the Orangeville Woman's club at Memorial hall about his European study tour. He showed pictures from England France Holland and Belgium and was joined by guest soprano Mrs. Lois Krantz who performed with accompaniment by Mrs. Frederick Rickleff. Four new members joined the club.
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Orangeville
Charles W. Robbe
Europe
Local Club Names Delegates to County Federation Meet
Miss Con stance Perino and Mrs. George Obert head the club lineup with Mrs. Edgar Foss and Mrs. Homer Walker. Delegates to the county federation fall meeting in Winslow Tuesday include Mrs. George Kleckler and Mrs. Harris Rote. Joseph Schofield of Rock Grove will attend the Winslow gathering to discuss "The Blind" with his seeing eye dog.
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Constance Perino
George Obert
Edgar Foss
Homer Walker
George Kleckler
Harris Rote
County Federation
Winslow
Joseph Schofield
Rock Grove
Schuepbach Children Celebrate Birthday Party
Mrs. Robert Schuepbach hosted a birthday party for Linda Kaye and Robert Schuepbach with games, Halloween favors, two cakes, and lunch. Guests included Ricky Freitag, Janice Escher, Joan Schmieder, Linda Gempler, Barbara Gempler, Barry Wirth, Billy Wyss, Rox Ann Kubly, Carol Ponyicsanyi, Beth Ann Schuler, Terry Wichser, and several noted family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Robert Schuepbach
Linda Kaye
Robert
Ricky
Terry Freitag
Janice Escher
Joan Schmieder
Linda
Barbara Gempler
Barry Wirth
Billy Wyss
Rox Ann Kubly
Carol Ponyicsanyi
Beth Ann Schuler
Terry Wichser
Mmes
Karl Frietag
Lewis Wyss
Frederick Wirth
Wilbert Hoesly
John Wittenwyler
South Wayne Class Given Party at Home
Mrs. Walter Ufer and Mrs. Isadore Smith co hosted a Queen Esther Sunday school class party at the Ufer home for 19 members and two guests. Devotions were led by Mrs. Herman Krupke and the lesson by Mrs. O B Peterson. Entertainment was directed by Mrs. Mayme Segner and Mrs. Oscar Peterson.
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South Wayne
Walter Ufer
Isadore Smith
Ufer
Queen Esther
Union Memorial Church
Herman Krupke
O. B. Peterson
Mayme Segner
Oscar Peterson
Mrs Albert Gempeler Elected at Monticello
Mrs Albert Gempeler was elected vice president of the Washington Reformed Aid society on Wednesday. Mrs Herman Klassy was re elected treasurer, both will serve two years. Other officers of the aid are.
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Monticello
Albert Gempeler
Washington Reformed Aid _society
Herman Klassy
the Aid
Women’s group reports trip to Indian schools and China lesson
Mrs. Fred A. Karlen presides as secretary and president, outlining a Monroe group excursion to Neilsville and Black River Falls Indian schools. The lesson Our Responsibility to China was led by Mrs. Fred Karlen with help from several members, plus new member Mrs. Fred Blum and guest Mrs. Fred Karlen Sr.
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Fred A. Karlen
Clarence Elmer Jr
Monroe
Neilsville
Black River Falls
China
Fred Karlen
Mmes
E. W. Marty
Werner Hefty
Clarence Elmer Sr
Herman Klassy
Fred Blum
Fred Karlen Sr
Area Church Groups To Present Speaker
Miss Musiel Lester world traveler and lecturer will speak at the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church in New Glarus Wednesday evening on The Church The Hope of the World. The program is under the joint auspices of the Woman's Guild of New Glarus and Monticello and open to the public with a free will offering. Lester is on a coast to coast speaking tour and will be in the middle west for two weeks.
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New Glarus
Musiel Lester
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Woman’s Guild of
New Glarus and
Monticello
Middle West
Hal Bridge Club Hosts Evening Contract Games
Mrs. M. J. Gonstead hosted her bridge club at two contract tables on 14th avenue. Prizes went to Zenno A. Gorder Clarence Kempfert and Leo Koehler with a special prize awarded to guest substitute Mrs. Roy Schiffman.
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HAL Bridge Club
M. J. Gonstead
14Th Avenue
Mmes
Zenno A. Gorder
Clarence Kempfert
Leo Koehler
Roy Schiffman
Entertains Club Hosts Bridge Event At Luncheon
Miss Maud E. Wenger of 1702 17th avenue entertained members of the Thursday Evening Bridge club. At two tables of contract, honors went to Mrs. A. R. Neushwander, Mrs. Walter J. Bauman and Miss Nell Burgi. A luncheon was served.
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Maud E. Wenger
17Th Avenue
A. R. Neushwander
Walter J. Bauman
Nell Burgi
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Braw’s Home
Miss Dorothy Johnson hosted her bridge club at Mrs Fred Braws home 1316 10th Street. Honors went to Mrs Archie My...
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Bridge Club
Dorothy Johnson
Fred Braw
10Th Street
Archie My
Fragmentary Social Page Note Ties Guests to Tables
Partial OCR shows names including Wed, Lois Fritsch and Mrs Walter Kubly at a social event. Two tables of contract were in play, suggesting games or bidding activity as part of the gathering.
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Ers Jr
Lois Fritsch
Walter J. Kubly
Garden Club to Host Freeport Speaker on Holiday Ideas
Brodhead Garden club welcomes Mrs. Clarence Howard of Freeport as guest speaker next Wednesday afternoon. An authority on flower arrangements, she will share Holiday Ideas for members and guests.
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Brodhead
Clarence Howard
Freeport
Freeport Garden Club
Brodhead Garden Club
Housewarming Held for Becker House Owners
Mr and Mrs Allen Ross who recently bought the Becker house on East Second Avenue hosted a housewarming last evening. Twenty five couples attended a program and games, followed by a lunch.
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Allen Ross
Becker
East Second Avenue
Hilton Buys Waldorf Astoria Operator for 3 Million
Hilton Hotels Corp acquires 68 percent of Waldorf Astoria Corp by purchasing 250 000 shares in a deal led by Conrad N Hilton. The transaction covers the hotel operator, not the Waldorf Astoria building on Park and Lexington. The 47 story building houses 2200 rooms.
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New York
Hilton Hotel Chain
Conrad N. Hilton
Los Angeles
Hilton Hotels Corp
Waldorf-Astoria Corp
Waldorf-Astoria
Park and Lexington Avenues
49Th
50Th Street
Night bites by chiggers debunk a common belief
Some researchers challenge the idea that chiggers never bite at night. They explain that chigger feeding can occur indoors or outdoors under various light conditions, and nocturnal activity may contribute to itching and welts in exposed skin.
Richards Assigned To State Traffic Patrol Post
Tom B. Richards of Brodhead has been assigned to the state traffic patrol for an indefinite period. He recently left his post as Green County highway police to join the state force, working with Nathan F. Burgy.
Poe Commemorative Stamp Issued for Poe Death Anniversary
A three cent Edgar Allan Poe commemorative stamp went on sale at the post office to mark the 100th anniversary of Poe s death. The issuance highlights the author s enduring literary legacy and national recognition.
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Poe
Edgar Allen Poe
New Glarus Fire Talks Leader Jacob Bruni and Nathan Burgy
Fire Chief Jacob Bruni of New Glarus joins Nathan F Burgy in a public safety discussion. The event seeks to outline fire department plans and community risk mitigation.
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New Glarus
Jacob Bruni
Nathan F. Burgy
Monroe Patrol Speakers Lead Fire Prevention Assembly
Monroe Wisconsin state traffic patrol officers spoke at a school assembly during fire prevention week to emphasize safety. Two officers addressed students with demonstrations and safety tips.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Geiger Couple Welcome Kathryn Anne in Stevens Point
Mr and Mrs William J Geiger of Stevens Point announce the birth of a daughter Kathryn Anne born Monday The Geigers note Mr Geiger is a former Monroe resident
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William J. Geiger
Stevens Point
Kathryn Anne
Geiger
Monroe
Eidsmoe House Welcomes Kiel Family
Blanchardville report notes Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kiel Jr and their son have moved into the Oscar Eidsmoe residence, joining local households in the town.
Recruiter Sets Hours At Post Office Basement
Cpl. Bartholomew VanDyke of Janesville will be in the post office basement every Tuesday afternoon from 1 to 3 p m to take enlistments in the army and air force. Cpl. VanDyke and Capt.
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Bartholomew VanDyke
Janesville
Army
Air Force
Cpl
VanDyke
Glenn R. Grimm Visits Madison as Field Operations Officer
Glenn R. Grimm, a field operations officer, was in Madison today for unspecified duties. Local officials did not disclose the purpose of the visit.
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Glenn R. Grimm
Madison
Stearns Visits Here on Miami Planning Board Visit
Frank F. Stearns director of planning for the Miami city planning board travels from Cleveland to visit his sister Mrs. Charles R. Kohli and longtime friends. He arrived for a visit and intended to return after the stay.
Jury Clears Hunter in Deer Ownership Dispute
A Marinette Green Bay man was found innocent yesterday of aiming a gun at West De Pere hunter Norbert Gossen during a dispute over deer ownership. Circuit Court jurors returned the verdict in favor of Alex Gegare, who faced weapons charges.
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Hunter Marinette
Green Bay
West de Pere
Alex. Gegare
Norbert Gossen Durin
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