Halloween and Homecoming Plans Engage Local Teens
Angle members organize Halloween events and homecoming activities around Monroe. Eddie Mueller's Madison orchestra plays after the Edgerton game at Lincoln gym while freshmen enjoy a jukebox dance at the youth center. A pep rally parade and Friday committees coordinate decorations, dances, refreshments, and prizes. Upcoming Halloween events include a district costume party, festival, prize awards, and movies at the youth center, with ongoing AngLe Capers and Saturday dances featuring a new color theme.
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Angle
Monroe
Edgerton
Eddie Mueller
Madison
Lincoln Gym
Recreation Park
Audrey Peterson
Jane Anderson
Mary Carol Thompson
Heidi Pfaeffli
Jack Andereck
Ben Blaser
Lincoln Gyrm
16Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
Rose Johnson
Abbott and Costello
Mickey Mouse
Auction Bridge Club Halloween Party Held at Home
Albany Times Special reports the Auction Bridge Club held a Halloween party Monday evening at Mrs. C. H. Fergueson’s home. Mrs. George Stiffler won the costume prize. high in cards went to Mrs. Lorna Stewart. Attendees included Mrs. Edward Killingstad Mrs. James Price Mrs. Wayne Peckham Mrs. 5S. D. Gaarder and F. J. Bongiorno.
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Albany
C. H. Fergueson
George Stiffler
Lorna Stewart
Mmes
Edward Killingstad
James Price
Wayne Peckham
D. Gaarder
F. J. Bongiorno
Susan Helen Erickson Baptized in Gra tiot
Susan Helen Erickson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Erickson South Wayne was baptized Sunday at St Josephs church Gra tiot Rev Gilbert Carlton officiated Sponsors for their niece were Mr and Mrs Oscar Lingg Lena Ill Susan wore her mothers baptismal dress A supper was held at the Erickson home for a number of relatives
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South Wayne
Susan Helen Erickson
Robert Erickson
St. Joseph's Church
Gratiot
Gilbert Carlton
Oscar Lingg
Lena
Susan
Erickson
Gathering Honors Mrs. Minnie Mohns 86th Birthday
A family dinner was given Sunday in honor of Mrs. Minnie Mohns 86th birthday at her Juda home. Guests included Rudy Jenny McHenry Tl Reno Mohns Ralph Nineman Juda Dr and Mrs E E Ronspier and family Juda Miss Violet Mohns Madison Chester Mohns Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mohns
Messrs
Mmes
Rudy Jenny
McHenry
Reno Mohns
Ralph Ninneman
Juda
E. E. Ronspier
Violet Mohns
Madison
Chester Mohns
Janesville
Tuesday Bridge Club Honors Drawn At Miss Johnson Home
Miss Alice Johnson hosted the Tuesday Evening Bridge club at 1318 Fifth Street. Honors in cards went to Miss Elmina G. Rust and Miss Margaret Baker.
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Alice Johnson
Ilfth Street
Elmina G. Rust
Margaret Baker
Mrs. A. R. Steele Attends Grand Pythian Sisters Meeting
Mrs. A R Steele spends several days in Milwaukee tending the trustees' meeting of the Grand Pythian Sisters.
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A. R. Steele
Milwaukee
The
Grand Pythian Sisters
St Johns Group Heads to Portage Guild Plan Session
Twenty five women from St John s Women s Union and Aid society will ride a chartered bus to Portage for the fall meeting of the Women s Guild of the capital region. Miss Sara Bowman of Cleveland will speak on the work ahead as the theme The Tapestry of the Kingdom is announced.
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St. John’s
Monroe
Mies
Robert Aeschliman
Norman Poff
Roy A. Speich
Paul C. Kehle
Fred Grimm
O. A. Moldenhauer
Fred Fritz Jr
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Rose Field
Guild
Rose Derendinger
Mary Lanz
Rose Altmann
Selma Woelfli
Mmes
Vincent Thomm
Charles, Frey
Emmanuel Fuchs
Herman D. Legler
Henry Babler
T. R. Holyooke
Gertrude Myers
Emil Sutter
Fred B. Marty
Emma Kundert
Edward W. Marty
Fred Karlen
Washington Township
Roy Stettlers Take Southern Honeymoon
Miss Virginia Thompson daughter of Mrs. Alvin Thompson Monroe and Roy Stettler son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stettler 708 17th Avenue were married at 11 am Saturday by Rev E C McCollow. Mrs John Sager sister of the bride was matron of honor and Virgil Kreuger was best man. A 6 pm dinner at the Eugene hotel followed. The couple will tour Kentucky New Orleans and Mexico returning October 30.
Prichards to Mark Anniversary Quietly
Belleville Special reports Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Prichard of Evansville, former Belleville Paoli residents, will observe their 58th wedding anniversary Friday with no observance due to Mrs. Prichard’s illness. They wed in Paoli on October 28, 1891 and raised a family including a son Herbert and five daughters.
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Belleville
L. A. Prichard
Evansville
Belleville-Paoli
Prichard
Baker Manufacturing Co
Herbert
Janesville
Leila
Madison
Lottie
Harold Zwickeyv
Rhinelander
Zena
Esther
Leyenda Reading Club Meets at Mrs Williams Home
Mrs Mina E Williams hosted the Leyenda reading club at 909 15th Avenue last evening. A short business session occurred and Williams read Some Personal Impressions of Great Britain and Ireland by Dr Preston Bradley of Chicago. The sermon has been issued as a book.
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Leyenda Club
Mina E. Williams
15Th Avenue
Leyenda Reading Club
Mary Dunwiddie Named Woman of the Week in Colorado Springs
Mary Dunwiddie, sister of Brooks J. Dunwiddie, longtime executive secretary of the Colorado Springs Day Nursery, was named Woman of the Week for her work with 80 children. A Monroe native and Beloit graduate, she moved from Chicago to Colorado Springs in 1943 and now oversees admissions and child welfare efforts at the nursery.
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Mary Dunwiddie
Monroe
Colorado Springs
Closen
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Colorado Springs Day Nursery
Miss Dunwiddie
Chicago
University of Chicago
Herbert
Atlantic
Cass County
William
Margaret Moore Dunwiddie
Beloit College
Ashland High School
Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing
Social Service Administration School
Country School
Colorado
Gazette Telegraph
Woman Helps Needy Children Find Home Care
Miss Dunwiddie works to place neglected children in home care suited to each child’s needs. She notes many come from broken homes and require individual support, finding joy in creating a happy atmosphere and meeting normal wants. Her last hometown visit was in 1943 to reconnect with schoolmates.
Livestock prices ease and rise across hogs cattle and calves
Marke Livestock Chicago reports hogs salable 10 000 market active with hogs up to 25 higher and sows to 25 higher. Cattle and calves total 11 500 with steers 50 to 150 higher, heifers scarce and cows steady to 25 lower. Produce prices show butter steady and eggs weak with mixed receipts.
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Chicago
USDA
Poultry Prices and U S Standards Hold Steady
Live poultry firm and receipts at 25 trucks with prices unchanged to 1 cent higher. Hens heavy type 24.5 to 26.5 cents per pound, light hens 23 to 23.5, roasters 24 to 28, fryers 28 to 33, broilers 26 to 28, old roosters 20. Ducklings at 34 cents. FOB. wholesale market notes.
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U. S
Wall Street Trading Steady With Mixed Small Moves
The New York market closed with a steady price footing and an undistinguished overall performance. Most price changes were minor with gains and losses evenly split, while a hand picked group led by U S Rubber J I Case International Harvester American Tobacco Nickel Plate Celotex posted notable moves. Others like Youngstown Sheet Sears Roebuck Consolidated Edison American Cyanamid American Can and U S Gypsum showed larger declines.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S. Rubber
J. I. Case
International Harvester
American Tobacco
Youngstown Sheet
Sears Roebuck
Consolidated Edison
American Cyanamid
American Can
U. S. Gypsum
Social notes from Monticello and surrounding towns
Saturday callers included Mrs. O. D. Curtus of Monticello and Mrs. Sabina Marty of Appleton with several names listed across New Glarus Madison Los Angeles and other places. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marty of Appleton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Silver. Activities included football game attendance by Laurence Marty Elmer Freitag and Carl Dick in Madison. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Hoesly of New Glarus were Sunday attendees.
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Phillip Marty
Allan
Oswald Altman
New Glarus
Sabina Marty
Appleton
Mines
Rose Wittner
Louise Staedtler
Anna Klossner
Madison
Minnie Marty
Los Angeles
W. L. Zweifel
Henry R. Marty
Ray T. Silver
Walter J. Marty
Donald
Ira Holcomb
Fred Zweifel
Laurence F. Marty
Elmer Freitag
Carl Dick
Henry Hoesly
Weekend Guests and Visits Across Local Towns
Social notes recount visits and family gatherings. Anna Schweizer spent Saturday with daughter in New Glarus. Funeral attendance for Reuben Holcomb noted in Monroe. Marie Ann Riese hosted by Willis Babler family. Various locals and visitors from Madison New Glarus Columbus East Troy and Whitewater marked weekend activities with relatives and friends.
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H. A. Becker
Anna Schweizer
Roger Klassy
New Glarus
Mmes
Robert Holcomb Jr
Ira Holcomb
Arthur Holcomb
Henry Hefty
Fred Zweifel
Willis Spring
Beverly
Reuben Holcomb
Monroe
Marie Ann Riese
Oregon
Willis Babler
Robert Wild
Lydia Voegeli
Arthur Staedtler
Barton Hanson
Madison
Howard Voegeli
C. M. Stauffer
Leon Gempeler
Harvey Gempeler
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Auction Bridge Club
Mrs
Portage
Roy Stettlers
Southern
Hot Point Appliances
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
Coy
Walgreen System
Tcraa Artoht Ga
Marke
Monticello
O. D. Curtus
Studer Super Service
Veterans of
Silmer-Riley
Anan
Bizearte
Howard
ST - Carey
Green Bay
L. P. la Haye
la Haye Electric
Ford
Taabe
Monroe Sales CO
9Th Street
WLAD
Been
Chenille
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