Moars Celebrate 60 Years of Marriage at Brodhead Home
Mr and Mrs John Moar of Brodhead marked their 60th wedding anniversary with family and friends at their home. John born October 4 1867 in Jefferson township and Cora born December 5 1867 in Spring Grove township were married October 24 at the Brodhead Methodist church. The couple, long active as craftsmen and hosts, were surrounded by two sons a daughter a granddaughter and a great granddaughter as well as other relatives and guests who shared a dinner at Bjorks restaurant and presented chrysanthemums and gifts.
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Brodhead
John Moar
16Th Street
Jefferson Township
Cora Newcomer Moor
Spring Grove Township
Methodist Park
Albany
Moar
Dundee
Ill
John Kenneth
The
Elks Club
Aurora, Ill
Arthur Hooker
Aurora
Russel Bates
Sterling, Ill
Dianne Bates
Mmes
Bessie Wendlandt
Edith Trousdale
Anna Hartman
Evening Party At Monroe Country Club Honors Ten
A dessert bridge party of 14 tables was held last evening at the Monroe Country club with hostesses Mrs. Russell Prien Mrs. Clarence Kempfert and Mrs. H W Riffle. Honors went to Mrs C E Baumle Mrs Robert Goetz Mrs Zenno A Gorder Mrs Arthur C Benkert Mr E J Trickel Mr Leon Kubly Mr F Earl Lamboley Mr Kenneth Stuart Mr Paul R Neubauer and Mr William Bauman.
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Monroe Country Club
Russell Prien
Clarence Kempfert
H. W. Riffle
Mmes
C. E. Baumle
Robert Goetz
Zenno A. Gorder
Arthur C. Benkert
E. J. Trickel
Leon Kubly
F. Earl Lamboley
Kenneth Stuart
Paul R. Neubauer
William Bauman
Karen Rae Albright Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Arnold Albright hosted a gathering at 1200 23rd Avenue for their daughter Karen Rae in honor of her 10th birthday. Friends attended and played games while gifts were exchanged among attendees.
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Arnold Albright
23Rd Avenue
Karen Rae
Karen
Karen Miller
Karen Christianson
Diane Fritz
Judy Moore
Alice Tyler
Carol Koenig
Natallie Gorder
Judy Cleeremans
Barbara Kessler
Karen Lueck
Argyle and Hollandale Take A Ratings in Dramatics
Argyle and Hollandale won A ratings in dramatics at the western section State Line league meet held in Hollandale. Blanchardville and Orfordville earned B ratings. Judge Marjorie Hagemin from State Teachers College presided.
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Argyle
Hollandale
Blanchardville
Orfordville
Marjorie Hagemin
Hespo Os
Colege
Temperance Leader To Speak Here On November Fourth
Rev. Sam Morris of San Antonio Texas renowned as The Voice of Temperance will address the Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church at 8 p m sponsored by the Wisconsin Temperance federation in a public talk.
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Sam Morris
San Antonio
Tex
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Morris
the Voice of Temperance
Wisconsin Temperance Federation
Armistice Potluck Planned by Plan Legion in Orangeville
The American Legion and auxiliary prepare their annual Armistice potluck supper for families this Friday at Memorial Hall. The auxiliary has sent 81 favors to veterans at the Quincy Hospital in Illinois.
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Plan Legion
Orangeville
American Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Veterans Hospital
Quincy
WSCS Meet Browntown Group Friday at Mrs Flannery Home
The Browntown WSCS of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Frank Flannery on Friday. Co hosts will be Mrs. J. D. Bechtolt, Gottlieb Scherer, and E. C. Becht Holt.
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WSCS
Browntown
The
Methodist Church
Frank Flannery
Mmes
J. D. Bechtolt
Gotlieb Scherer
E. Cc. Bechtolt
Apple Ball Prize Pie Wins At Apple River Dance
At the Apple Picker's ball in Apple River, a 50 pound apple pie three feet wide and four inches deep was awarded to the winning waltz couple Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dittmar of Pearl City.
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Orville Dittmar
Pearl City
Mrs. Blum Named State Leader at Wisconsin OES Meeting
Mrs Bruce M Blum the worthy grand matron of the Wisconsin Order of Eastern Star was presented as top state officer for the first time since her Sept 29 installation. The October meeting at St Omar chapter drew 650 members with bridge and 500 games, and decorations featured jack o lanterns autumn leaves and corn stalks.
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Bruce M. Blum
Wisconsin Order of Eastern Star
St. Omar
Oes
Mmes
Clifford M. Fritz
Nat G. Preston
Fred A. Augsberger
Evelyn Halem
Stockton, Jr
Uno Miller
Edwin J. Gustafson
Charles A. Marvin
Matt Stauffacher
Mies
Earl R. Johnson
Clarence O. Mahlberg
R. H. Schoonover
Otto Schneiders Married 44 Years
Otto Schneiders and Mrs. Schneider observe their 44th wedding anniversary at Monroe home. He has been custodian of the courthouse since 1931, succeeding the late Scott Darling, and previously worked five years at Ackermann Cheese Co. They have two sons, Dr. Harold O. in Salem Oregon and Dr. Robert W. in Cleveland Ohio, plus two grandchildren.
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Otto Schneider
Court House
Harold O
Salem, Ore
Robert W
Cleveland, O
Stauffer Presides At Youth Party Here
Robert Stauffer presided for the first time as president of the Green County Rural Youth club at the Normal school Halloween party succeeding Virgil Waelti. A brief business meeting followed by games and refreshments. Planning committee members were Gloria Beck Esther Paulson Melva Olson and Robert Stauffer. On Nov 5 the group will attend a dance at the Masonic Temple Freeport sponsored by the Stephenson County Rural Youth club.
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Robert Stauffer
Green County Rural Youth Club
Normal School
Virgil Waelti
Gloria Beck
Esther Paulson
Melva Olson
Masonic Temple
Freeport
Stephenson County Rural Youth Club
Lamboley Reports on KC Convention in Portland
Harold J. Lamboley reported on the Knights of Columbus national convention held recently in Portland Oregon during a KC meeting. Lamboley attended as a state delegate. William Hogan described an extensive trip with James Quinn through southern states. Plans to hold meetings in Brodhead and Albany were discussed to serve members there. Dates for these out of town meetings were not yet set.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Knights of Columbus
Portland
Ore
Lamboley
William Hogan
Himself
James Quinn
Brodhead
Albany
Orangeville Home Bureau Session Focus on Sewing Safety
The Orangeville Home Bureau met Friday at Mrs. Frederick Rickleff's home with 23 attendees including visitors Mrs. Minard Rote of Buckeye unit and Mrs. Clayton Heck Waddams. A Salvation Army donation was given as the group discussed Saving Time in Home Sewing led by Mrs. John Babler and Mrs. C. B. Bridge, with a second talk on Avoiding Accidents in the Home by Mrs. I. O. Shaffer. Recreation was led by Mrs. G. B. Goodhart.
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Orangeville
I. O. Shaffer
G. B. Goodhart
Tschudys Entertain At Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Millard Tschudy entertained at a dinner Sunday for the confirmation of Miss LaVonne Jenson and the birthday of Mrs Fred Tschudy. Guests included Marvin Anderson and Judy Doherty Blanchardville William Severson Mt Horeb Melvin Jenson Maxine Roger LaVonne Vergene Belleville Fred Tschudy Monticello and Burnett Johnson Mt Horeb.
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New Glarus
Millard Tschudy
LaVonne Jenson
Fred Tschudy
Messrs
Mmes
Marvin Anderson
Judy
Don Doherty
Blanchardville
William Severson
Mt. Horeb
Melvin Jenson
Maxine Roger
LaVonne
Vergene
Belleville
Monticello
Burnett Johnson
Fraternity Pledges at University of Wisconsin
Two Monroe students are pledged during annual campus activities. William Norton is pledged to Alpha Gamma Rho and Robert Crandall is pledged to Phi Delta Theta, both sons of local families.
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Monroe
University of Wisconsin
William Norton
J. Leo Norton
Alpha Gamma Rho
Robert Crandall
Dwight Crandall
Phi Delta Theta
Women of the Moose Card Party Planned at Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose announce a card party at the Moose hall on Wednesday evening. The executive committee is coordinating the event details and activities.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
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John Moars
Karen Rae Albright
Temperance
Otto Schneiders
Stauffer
Riverside
Fed
TSDM
WCOL
Beau Dura
Wards
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