Lois Stauffacher and Clayton Olson Wed at St John’s
Miss Lois Charline Stauffacher and Clayton Martin Olson married in a 2:30 p m ceremony at St John’s Evangelical and Reform church. The couple will reside at 733% 16th Avenue. Attendants included Joyce Stauffacher and Barbara Olson with a reception for 200. Out-of-town guests from Woodford, Monroe, Juda, Argyle, Browntown and other nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lois Charline Stauffacher
J. J. Stauffacher
Route 5
Monroe
Clayton Martin Olson
S. M. Olson
Woodford
Paul C. Kehle
Joyce Stauffacher
Dean Ableman
Janesville
Oscar Johnson
Myron Babler
Barbara Olson
Hoffman’s
16Th Avenue
Jane
Janet Stauffacher
Mmes
Noel Way
Ronald Trickel
Robert Zimmerman
Joyce Clark
Lois Blum
James Perdue
W. B. Martin
Ordean Olson
Kenneth Scott
Vernon Larson
Delores
Robert Johnson
H. A. Witman
Charles
Joseph Scott
Norman Anderson
Lloyd Johnson
South Wayne
Henry Rebly
Jjr
Argyle
Noel R. Way
Horeb
Frederick Schindler
Juda
Herbert Kundert
Madison
Gerald Swiggum
Browntown
Oliver Olson
Darlington
Edward Johnson
Wiota
Beverly Salen
Miss Evelyn Kramer Engaged to Wesley Larson
An engagement announcement reports Miss Evelyn Kramer daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Kramer route 2 Monroe to Wesley Larson son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Larson route 1 South Wayne No wedding date is set Miss Kramer attended Monroe high school and Larson graduated South Wayne high school in 1948
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Kramer
Henry Kramer
Monroe
Wesley Larson
Joseph Larson
South Wayne
Miss Kramer
Monroe High School
Larson
South Wayne High School
Westminster Guild to Meet at Mrs Ivey's Home
Westminster Guild of the Union Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow evening at 8 in the home of Mrs. John B. Ivey at 809 22nd avenue.
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Westminster Guild
The
Union Presbyterian Church
John B. Ivey
22Nd Avenue
Monroe Girl Scouts decorate eight shop windows for week
Eight windows around the Monroe square feature life size Girl Scout models by 277 Scouts from 19 Monroe troops. Senior troops 3 7 8 and Brownie troops 4 13 14 15 16 18 19 prepared the displays. An opening Play Day at Lincoln gym drew about 125 Brownies and their leaders with council refreshments.
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Girl Scouts of
Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monroe Gas Co
Schuetzel, Baumans
Russ
Tracy’s
Penney’s
Meythaler’s
Lincoln Gym
Girl Scout Council
Fall Y M C A programs begin eight activities
With November, eight local Y M C A organizations start the 1949 50 schedule. Monroe Y operates under Tri county Y M C A with Chester Welch directing. Programs span grades five through twelve with Boys units Friendly Indian and Gray Y Hi Y and Girls units Little Women Teen Y and Little Sisters. Evelyn Hartwig and Larry Litchen highlighted aims of fellowship and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Monroe
Chester Welch
Janesville
Little Women Club
Little Sisters
Jane Addams
Evelyn Hartwig
Larry L. Iitchen
Parsonage Move Marks Church Life Milestones
Margaret Baker managed the guest book while hostesses and committee members oversaw the reception and kitchen duties. The Landrums moved into the new parsonage on Oct 19 after summering at the Peterson apartments and Miss Stearns residence. manse construction began July 20.
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Margaret Baker
Sandra Haworth
Geraldine
Evelyn Rabe
Barbara
Carol Kundert
Mmes
Ward Stackpole
Roy A. Schultz
Harold S. Haworth
Edna Olson
Melvin Olson
Otto Kiel
Gay Milham
John Eley
Awalt Eichstadt
Landrums
Parsonage
Peterson
11Th Street
Halloween Party Ends Club Season at Monroe Country Club
The Halloween party last night at Monroe Country Club served a turkey dinner to 107 guests. It was the season finale with dancing from 9 p m to 1 a m and music by Hal Mack and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Hal Mack
Plat To Be Topic At Book Discussion
The first year Great Books club meets at 8 p m in the Green room of the library to discuss Plato's Republic books 1 and 2 led by Dr. John Caradine and F Royce ZumBrunnen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Books Club
John Caradine
F. Royce ZumBrunnen
Fredric Rosa Celebrated Birthday With Family Party
Mr and Mrs Fredric Rosa hosted a birthday party for their son Fredric David Rosa aged three at their home 1420 10th street. A Halloween motif appeared in decorations and games were played with gifts given. Guests included Mrs Gordon Olson and her daughter Pamela.
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Fredric Rosa
10Th Street
Fredric Davis
Fredric David
Mmes
Gordon Olson
Pamela
Unclear Names in Local Notice Remain Fragmentary
Fragmentary OCR lists personal names including Candis Mrs Donald Bar more Gene Du ane Frank Klarer Nancy Farnum Knipschild Robert Monroe Allen C Davis Richard Allen Madison Ben Rosa Diane Cheri Maren go Ia with no clear event or context provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candis
Donald Barmore
Gene
Duane
Frank Klarer
Nancy
Farnum Knipschild
Robert
Monroe
Allen C. Davis
Richard Allen
Madison
Ben Rosa
Diane
Cheri
Marengo
Birthday party honors LaVerne Crooks at Methodist church
Miss Virginia Crooks of Browntown hosted a birthday gathering for her brother LaVerne on his fourth birthday. Friends joined in Halloween themed games and refreshments as LaVerne received many gifts. attendees included Kathy West Peter Kofoed Mary Mitchell Rose Webster James Bauman Sandy Bertram Jeffery Kittel Diane Barbara Schuetze Dickie Bertram and Rebecca Trumpy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Crooks
Browntown
LaVerne
Kathy West
Peter Kofoed
Mary Mitchell
Rose Webster
James Bauman
Sandy Bertram
Jeffery Kittelson
Diane
Barbara Schuetze
Dickie Bertram
Rebecca Trumpy
Veterans of Foreign Wars Fall Dance At Turner Hall
About 900 people attended the Veterans of Foreign Wars annual fall dance at Turner Hall last evening. Music was provided by Lawrence Duchow and his orchestra, with J. C. Underwood and Edward Doyle as co chairmen of the event.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Hall
Lawrence Duchow
J. C. Underwood
Edward Doyle
Luncheon Hosts Include Carter Yost and Luethy Families
A 6 o'clock luncheon was served with guests Mr. and Mrs. Carter Mrs. Barbara Yost of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Lue thy and Bud and Fred Luethy of Beloit. Mrs. Yost returned home last evening after a Beloit weekend.
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Carter
Barbara Yost
Monroe
Luethy
Bud
Fred Luethy
Beloit
Party Highlights at Volmary Home Halloween Gathering
Billy Joe Volmary hosted a costume party for kindergarten friends at his parents' home on Saturday. The brown and green decorations featured a lighted jack o lantern centerpiece and Allen Stauffacher won the prize for the most original costume. Attendees included Jim Foesch Stephen Lenstry Patricia Kundert Tommy Kubly Gary Studer Neil DeVoe and Kay Bauman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Joe Volmary
Joseph Volmary
6Th Street
Allen Stauffacher
Jimmy Foesch
Stephen Lenstry
Patricia Kundert
Tommy Kubly
Gary Studer
Neil DeVoe
Kay Bauman
Circle to Meet at Dunn Home in Circle No 2
Methodist church circle No. 2 will meet at Mrs. Robert Dunn's home at 1222 11th street at 8 p. m. Tuesday with Mrs. Wesley Engles as co hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Circle No
Robert Dunn
11Th Street
Wesley Engles
Sign Trading Pact Linked Japan and W Germany
Tokyo and Western Germany announced a one year trade pact valued at about $20 million in goods. The agreement follows prior signing by the American British and French military governors of Western Germany.
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Tokyo
Japan
Germany
West Side Workers Homemakers visit former member
Several members of the West Side Workers Homemakers club drove to Woodford on Friday to visit former member Mrs. J Edward Brecklin. A wiener roast highlighted the afternoon with attendees Mrs. Royce Foulker Mrs. Ella Rod Mrs. Thomas Cromwell Mrs. Ernest Walker and Mr Harold Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Workers
West Side Workers Homemakers Club
Woodford
J. Edward Brecklin
Mmes
Royce Foulker
Ella Rod
Thomas Cromwell
Ernest Walker
Harold Wolfe
Nominated for Wisconsin Education Association President
Milwaukee leader Winston Brown superintendent of Waukesha county schools and Arthur H Filbey Fond du Lac senior high school assistant principal are nominated for the Wisconsin Education Association presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEA
Milwaukee
Winston Brown
Waukesha County
Arthur H. Filbey
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Education Association
Village Mailmen Gain Pay Boost and Reclassification
President Truman signed a law converting village mailmen to city status with a pay raise up to 1000 dollars annually. Village carriers would shift from a top salary of 2550 to 3550 dollars and be placed in the city letter carrier class. The same action implements automatic promotions for temporary workers in mail equipment shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Fistula Piles Abscess Book Offer From McCleary Clinic
FISTULA Piles Fissures and Rectal Abscess are common ailments that may be associated with neglected fistula. Our new illustrated 160 page book sent FREE. Write today to McCleary Clinic and Hospital Excelsior Springs Mo E3411 Elms Blvd.
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McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior
Springs,Mo
Clyde Moss Dies Publisher of Bogalusa Enterprise
Clyde S. Moss, 68, publisher of the Bogalusa Enterprise and American Republic since founding the paper in 1914, died Sunday in Bogalusa, La. He was born in Bloomfield, Indiana, and began in newspaper work with his father on the Linton Daily Call.
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Bogalusa
Clyde S. Moss
Bogalusa Enterprise and
American
Bloomfield
Ind
Linton
Daily Call
Party at Beloit Honors Mrs. Carter
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter Jr. hosted a Beloit gathering honoring Mrs. Carter's birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luethy. The event featured games and socializing with Monroe residents noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Carter
John Carter Jr
Route 4
Monroe
Fred Luethy
When Sick of Being Sick See the Chiropractor
Ad promotes M. J. Gonstead chiropractic clinic with X ray services and contact numbers, promising relief from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
Presbyterian Manse Open House Held Here
Open house at the new Union Presbyterian manse at 2610 8th Street drew 150 members of the congregation and friends of Rev and Mrs Dallas D Lan drum yesterday. Decorations included red geraniums and candles for the buffet table with Mrs Fred L Kohli aiding. Tea was served by Mrs M Eerl Clark and Misses Emma Buehler Grace Byers and Tessa Stearns. Miss M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Union Presbyterian Manse
8Th Street
Dallas D. Landrum
Fred L. Kohli
M. Eerl Clark
Emma Buehler
Grace Byers
Tessa Stearns
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LaVerne Crooks
VFW
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Wilma Starke
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Juda Community Hall
Ethel Pinnow
Joseph Jones
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