Charlene Krueger Weds William Fiedler In Albany Ceremony
Charlene Mae Krueger and William Clarence Fiedler wed at Zwingli church in Monticello in a candlelight ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The couple, both Albany graduates of 1948, plan a southern wedding trip and will reside on the groom’s father’s farm after Oct 23.
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Albany
Charlene Mae Krueger
Hazel Krueger
William Clarence Fiedler
Clarence Fiedler
Route 1
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Monticello
A. R. Achtemeier
Harry John
Ruth Krueger
Delores Fiedler
Betty Lehman
Janesville
Maid of Honor
Carol Lehman
Larry Krueger
Marvin Lange
LeRoy Maurermann
Douglas Stephenson
T. E. Sharer
Elizabeth Gurtner
Madison
Rockford
Monroe
Brodhead
Evansville
Albany High School
Sharer Furniture
Columbus Day Party Plans Set by Lodge
A Columbus Day banquet for the Knights of Columbus and their wives will start at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the club rooms, followed by a dance. Msgr. William P. Mahoney of Madison will speak. Worthy Grand Knight Willard C. Bender serves as master of ceremonies.
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Knights of Columbus
William P. Mahoney
Madison
Willard C. Bender
W. H. Smith
Joseph J. Whalen
Bernard E. Purcell
Engagement announced for Marie Ethel Buehler Hoseley
Brooklyn couple Mr and Mrs George Buehler announce the engagement of their daughter Marie Ethel to Thomas H Hoseley son of Mr and Mrs Hoseley both of Brooklyn The wedding is set for Saturday November 5 at the Evangelical Swiss Reformed church in New Glarus.
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Brooklyn
George Buehler
Evansville
Marie Ethel
Thomas H. Hoseley
Hoseley
Evangelical
New Glarus
Birthday surprise for Fay Jones husband
Albany special report says Mrs. Fay Jones hosted a surprise birthday party last evening for her husband. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gean Jones and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. William Hein, William Zimmerli, Helen E. Steurs, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zimmerli.
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Albany
Fay Jones
Gean Jones
Larry
William Hein
William Zimmerli
Helen E. Steurs
Albert Zimmerli
Smuts Retired From Military Post
Field Marshal Jan Christiaan Smuts, 79, is relieved as commander-in-chief of South Africa's defense forces and placed on the retired list. Defense Minister F C Erasmus sent Smuts a notice yesterday, with the action taken by the governor general in council.
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Johannesburg
Jan Christiaan Smuts
South Africa
F. C. Erasmus
Smuts
Erasmus
Rescued Boy Returns Into Fire and Dies
In Youngstown Ohio a two year old boy Garry Weingart died of asphyxiation and burns after being carried to safety then returning to the burning farm home to rescue belongings. Coroner David A Belinsky said the fire started when Mrs Weingart attempted to start an oil fire.
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Youngstown
David A. Belinsky
Garry Weingart
Eldon Weingart
Robert Ambrose Elected Juvie Club President at Moose Hall
Robert Ambrose was elected president for the coming year of the Fidelity Juvie club at yesterday’s meeting in Moose Hall. Officers include Judith Thorpe assistant superintendent Gary Broge vice president Joan Block secretary Dennis Goecks flag bearer Gordon Rutsch right marshal Judith Buehler left marshal Roy Portman banker Helen Waelchli guard of love Ronald Liechti club reporter. About thirty children attended the backward meeting with Halloween decorations and prizes awarded to Pat Whalen Dennis Goecks Ronald Liechti John Buehler and Judith Thorpe.
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Robert Ambrose
Fidelity Juvie Club
Moose Hall
Judith Thorpe
Gary Broge
Joan Block
Dennis Goecks
Gordon Rutsch
Judith Buehler
Roy Portman
Helen Waelchli
Guard of Love
Ronald Liechti
Pat Whalen
John Buehler
Jorgensons Honored At Anniversary Party
Mrs Walter Wyss and Mrs Fred Grimm hosted a Beloit party honoring Mr and Mrs Charles Jorgenson on their silver wedding anniversary. Six 500 games yielded high honors to Mrs Chester Wyss and Ludwig Signer with wow to Mrs Signer and Chester Wyss. special prizes went to Mrs Sam Teuscher and Leo Flanagan.
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Walter Wyss
Fred Grimm
Charles Jorgenson
Beloit
Chester Wyss
Ludwig Signer
Signer
Sam Teuscher
Leo Flanagan
Messrs
Mmes
Sharon
Delbert Wyss
Carl Wyss
John Wyss
Charles Grimm
Emil Sutter
Frieda
Lee Stauffacher
Sam Tuescher
Monroe
Christ Grimm
Janesville
LeRoy Taylor
Forrest Hile
Miss Patricia Riffle to Wed Tomorrow
Miss Patricia Riffle daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Riffle will marry Kenneth E Behring tomorrow at 2 pm in the Methodist church Rev Ralph K Kofoed to officiate The couple will be attended by maid of honor Miss Balzly and best man Richard Bennema A reception follows at Grace Lutheran parlors one block east of the church
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Patricia Riffle
H. W. Riffle
9Th Street
Kenneth E. Behring
Elmer L. Behring
13Th Avenue
Ralph K. Kofoed
Mary Balzly
Richard Bennema
Grace Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Miss Phyllis Ladwig To Wed This Evening
The marriage of Miss Phyllis Faye Ladwig daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Ladwig route 2 and Carl A Burgi son of Mrs Herman C Burgi 1822 10th street will be solemnized at 730 this evening in the Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church Rev Howard C Orians pastor of the church will read the double ring ceremony A reception at the church parlors will follow
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Phyllis Faye Ladwig
Sam Ladwig
Route 2
Carl A. Burgi
Herman C. Burgi
10Th Street
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard C. Orians
Legion Home Basket Social Draws Local Members and Escorts
A social event for American Legion and Auxiliary members and escorts will be held next Friday evening at the Legion home on old Argyle road. The old-time basket social features auctioneer Theodore J. Burgy with Frank Heinzelman and William Wartenweiler as clerks. Co chairs are Mrs Doran R Zwygart and Mrs Alvin Babler with cards and dancing planned.
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American Legion
Legion Home
Old Argyle Road
Theodore J.burgy
Frank Heinzelman
William Wartenweiler
Doran R. Zwygart
Alvin Babler
Plan Halloween Party by Wisconsin Power and Light Auxiliary
The Wisconsin Power and Light auxiliary schedules a Halloween costume party in their club rooms on Monday evening. Hostesses will be Mrs. Carson Lowl, Mrs. Harold Halvorson, and Mrs. Ray Martin.
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Wisconsin Power and Light Auxiliary
Carson Lowl
Harold Halvorson
Ray Martin
Americans Spend 50 Million Annually on Cigarette Lighters
Hal Boyle reports Americans spend about 50 million dollars each year on lighters as a wartime style gadget. Ronson Art Metal Works plans its 35 millionth lighter while tracing the industry’s growth since World War I and II. Louis Aronson founded Ronson and died in 1940.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Flint
Alfred R. Nathan
Ronson Art Metal Works, Inc
Ronson Company
General Motors
Louis V. Aronson
Aronson
Nathan
Croak Croak Son Celebrates 94th Birthday in Evansville
Walter Croak of Evansville today marks his 94th birthday as the last survivor of the Croak settlement’s founding family. He attends a family dinner at his nephew Charles Maloy’s home and remains active, reading world news by radio and visiting the city for church services.
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Albany
Croak
Walter Croak
Evansville
Charles Maloy
Mr. Croak
Carpenter Croak
Walter
King Croak
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Michael Croak
Worth While Homemakers Club Holds Cadiz Meeting
Cadiz group meets at Mrs. Gayle Burington’s home for a Wednesday session. Members exchanged flower bulbs, discussed landscaping, and heard a school laws report by Mrs. Grant Allen. Christmas fair chairman named as Mrs. Don Goodman for the club with project leaders announced for November 9 at Mrs. Frank DeVoe’s home.
Dun Movin Homemakers Welcome New Member
Mrs Louis Rabe was inducted into the Dun Movin Homemakers club at Mrs John Kryders home 1511 20th avenue. Eight members attended as landscaping and citizenship topics were presented. The group voted not to participate in this year’s Christmas fair and drew secret pal names for the year. Next meeting at Mrs Virgil Hawthorne 2256 15th street on Navy 11.
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DUN Movin
Monroe
Louis Rabe
Dun Movin’ Homemakers Club
John Kryder
20Th Avenue
Kryder
Chester Frautschy
Virgil Hawthorne
15Th Street
Navy
Lace maker A W Wieser outlines Swiss embroidery plans
A. W. Wieser, president of Upright Swiss Embroideries, Inc., will speak Thursday October 27 over WLS Chicago. Wieser brings Swiss lace craft experience from his native land and notes his move from farming to lace production in America, incorporating floral and leaf designs into traditional Swedish patterns.
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A. W. Wieser
Upright Swiss Embroideries, Inc
WLS
Chicago
Wieser
Switzerland
America
Whitewater college elects freshman class secretary
Nanci Moldenhauer daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar A Moldenhauer of 2003 8th street has been elected secretary of the freshman class at Whitewater State Teachers College. She and her siblings Jo Anne and James also students at Whitewater arrived home with their parents for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanci Moldenhauer
Oscar A. Moldenhauer
8Th Street
Whitewater State Teachers College
Nanci
Jo Anne
James
Whitewater
Wisconsin lawmakers warn of gold price rise to devalue currency
Wisconsin Republican lawmakers at a breakfast speculated that President Truman may raise the price of gold from 35 to 45 dollars an ounce within two years to reduce the public debt. They warned such action could trigger inflation and undermine currency confidence as Britain devalued the pound.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
Wisconsin
Truman
Roosevelt
Gardner Withrow
LaCrosse
Congress
Withdrow
Capitol Hill
Great Britain
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Smith
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Four Held for Trial In Safecracking Raids
In Racine four men Jerome Ciel 22 Robert Neumann 29 Robert Borchardt 23 and John C Thoennes 22 were bound over to municipal court for trial on burglary charges. Lawrence Sabatino 19 received a two week delay due to his attorney illness. Harold Dickson 26, a former demolition expert, testified the youths aided in safe cracking attempts.
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Racine
Jerome Ciel
Robert Neumann
Robert Borchardt
John C. Thoennes
Lawrence Sabatino
Eugene Haley
Harold Dickson
Combat Engineers
Dickson
European tour reunion gathers 14 of 16 Chicago group
Misses Maud E. Wenger and Lillian Gempeler spend the weekend in Chicago for a reunion of the European tour party. Fourteen of the sixteen travelers are expected to meet.
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Maud E. Wenger
Lillian Gempeler
Chicago
Mrs J Alden Riner and Mrs Edward Bengston Return Home
Mrs J Alden Riner and Mrs Edward Bengston of Freeport return from three months abroad. They landed in New York on the Queen Mary Thursday after visiting Switzerland and France. Mrs Riner studied in Paris with Conrad Rickert, the renowned Dutch painter.
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J. Alden Riner
Edward Bengston
Freeport
New York
Switzerland
France
Riner
Paris
Conrad Rickert
Judge Lamboley to Speak at Beloit KC Columbus Banquet
Judge Harold J. Lamboley of Green County Court will be guest speaker at Beloit KC lodge Columbus day banquet at St. Jude's hall. He will discuss the order’s progress and will be accompanied by Mrs Lamboley.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Green County Court
Beloit KC Lodge
St. Jude’s Hall
Mrs. Lamboley
Lambley Visit Highlights Coincidental Surname in Monroe
Mr and Mrs Charles Lamboley of Corning Indiana stopped in Monroe en route to Kenosha to visit Judge Harold J Lamboley. They learned there is no familial relation to the local Lamboley line, noting the surname coincidence.
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Monroe
Kenosha
Charles Lamboley
Corning
Harold J. Lamboley
Charles Lamboleys
Lamboley
Hunter Found Dead on Rush Lake Near Oshkosh
Carl E. Sauer, 57, Milwaukee, was found dead aboard his hunting skiff on Rush Lake eleven miles southwest of Oshkosh. Winnebago County coroner Dr. G A. Steele ruled death from a heart attack.
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Oshkosh
Carl E. Sauer
Milwaukee
Rush Lake
Here
G. A. Steele
Winnebago County
Sauer
Chicago Markets: Livestock and Grain Movements Mark Close
Hog salables total 3500 with barrows steady to 25 cents lower and sows unevenly steady to strong. top at 18.75 with fortes near 18.40. Cattle salable around 500. steers steady to 1.00 higher, cows and bulls up 25 to 50, feeders up to 50 and under 750 lb weights leading gains. For grains, corn weak but soybeans and wheat rise late on farm legislation news. July wheat up over 1 cent with corn mixed and soybeans up 14-34 cents.
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Chicago
USDA
Board of Trade
Senate-House
Wall Street Trading News in Quiet Market
New York traders showed subdued activity with a total 500000 shares changing hands. Admiral Emerson and Motorola stocks hit year highs as demand rose for tele vision related issues amid a fast growing industry expanding transmission facilities to distant cities. Railroads lagged in the day’s trading.
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Wall Street
New York
Raadie
Admiral
Emerson
Motorola
Shame on You Your Slip is Showing Editorial Critique
American farmers are urged to fix rural mailboxes in an editorial from Electricity on the Farm. Postmaster Burkhard of Monroe criticizes 95 percent of rural boxes as poor and unkempt, citing rats and weather as service barriers, with photos contrasting a Legion home mailbox and a farm box valued around $50,000.
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Electricity On the
John J. Burkhard
Monroe
Burkhard
Legion
Market Overview Mixed as Steels Slip and Motors Rise
The market showed steels down slightly while motors and utilities edged higher. Gold shares were mostly weak except Homestake Mining, which rose and hit a new yearly high. Metal mining lagged as stocks like Westinghouse Philco Zenith Chrysler American Can ITT and Lockheed rose, while Santa Fe Southern Pacific Republic Steel GM International Harvester Distillers and Seagrams fell. The bond market remained mixed and quiet.
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Westinghouse
Philco
Zenith
Chrysler
American Can
International Telephone and Telegraph
Lockheed
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Republic Steel
General Motors
International Harvester
Distillers Corp
Seagrams
Vandenberg Leaves Hospital for Rest After Surgery
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg was released from University Hospital in Ann Arbor and ordered to rest for 90 days. The Republican foreign affairs leader, operated on October 3, had half his left lung removed. his condition was described as excellent.
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Ann Arbor —i
Arthur H. Vandenberg
University Hospital
Soldier's Brother May Return Body
Pvt. Allen J. Schwartz, brother of Pvt. Lloyd H. Schwartz who died of burns on Guadalcanal, may accompany the body home. American Legion leader Gordon W. Roseleip says efforts are under way in Darlington to have Allen Schwartz, stationed in Japan, meet and transport his brother’s body for burial. Lloyd Schwartz died when gasoline used as a light source ignited his clothing. details are still arriving. The father, John Schwartz, is in Milwaukee veterans hospital. another brother, Warrant Officer George Schwartz, is at Fort Warren. Return from Guadalcanal is expected in four to six weeks.
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Darlington
Allen J. Schwartz
Lloyd H. Schwartz
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Gordon W. Roseleip
Third
American Legion
Allen Schwartz
Japan
Lloyd Schwartz
Schwartz
Roseleip
John Schwartz
Wood Veteran’s Hospital
Milwaukee
George Schwartz
Fort Warren
Wyo
Pvt. Schwartz
Shawano Defendants Win 40 Day Stay of Execution
A union business agent and eight union members received a 40 day stay of execution on fines from Oct 1 tied to the Consoli dated Badger Co operative creamery strike. Martin Young of Green Bay was fined 100 dollars for urging pickets to resist police. Eight pickets were fined 10 dollars each for disorderly conduct. The state supreme court has issued two writs of error in the case.
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Shawano
Consolidated Badger Co-operative Creamery
Martin Young
Green Bay
AFL
Dairy Workers
State Supreme Court
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William Fiedler
Jan Smuts
Juvie Club
Jorgensons
Phyllis Ladwig
Basket Social Scene
News of the Homemakers
Harold R. Medina
Medina
U.S
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Vandenberg
Storm Window
Badger Paint Store
Ge FT
ROTE
Oldsmobiles
Oldsmobile
Rocket
Green County Auto CO
11Th Street
Wlad
Aler
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