Dorothy Jean Gempler Repeats Nuptial Vows in Monticello
Dorothy Jean Gempler and Kenneth Raymond Schneider renewed their vows at the Zwingli Evangelical and Reform church parsonage this morning in Monticello. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. A R Achtemeier with a small reception for 20 at the bride's home.
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Dorothy Jean Gempler
Kenneth Schneider
Monticello
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dorothy Jean Gempeler
Albert Gempeler
Kenneth Raymond Schneider
Albany
Dessert luncheon and bridge party at Monroe country club
Mrs. Howard Steinmann and Mrs. Wallace P. Barlow co hosted a dessert luncheon and bridge party Monday at Monroe country club. Honors went to Mrs. Frederick Steinmann and Mrs. Warren Weller with a list of guests including Mrs. George Hartman and Dean Gmar of New Glarus among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Howard Steinmann
Wallace P. Barlow
Monroe Country Club
Frederick Steinmann
Warren Weller
Mmes
George Hartman
Dean Gmar
New Glarus
Jack Hoskins
John Steinmann
N. G. Hill
Charles Benkendorf
Donald Knobel
Fred G. Haldiman
Charles Mathias
Forrest Kubly
Lee Kubly
Alfred Leiser
Alvin Babler
William Bauman
Victor Heuer
Harvey Trumpy
Rodney Kittelsen
Mrs. TenEyck Elected President Of WCTU
Mrs. Margaret TenEyck was elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Lisa Wraight. Officers named after a 1 o'clock luncheon include Effie Knudson as first vice president Claire Miller as second vice president Elsie Fleming as secretary and Elma Stephens as treasurer.
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Teneyck
Brodhead
Margaret TenEyck
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Lisa Wraight
Effie Knudson
Claire Miller
Elsie Fleming
Elma Stephens
Birthday dinner honors Karen Bostian in Orangeville
A family dinner was held Sunday at Mr and Mrs J Milton Bostians home in Orangeville in honor of their daughter Karen's birthday anniversary Attending were Frank Fowler Rockford Mrs and Mr Robert Bridge DeKalb Rev and Mrs J E Bostian C B Bridge Virgil Dickinson and son and Russell Hendrickson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
J. Milton Bostian
Karen
Messrs
Mmes
Frank Fowler
Rockford
Robert Bridge
DeKalb
J. E. Bostian
C. B. Bridge
Virgil Dickinson
Russell Hendrickson
Engagement announced in Argyle for Joy Elaine Berg and Lester Moen
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Berg of Argyle announce the engagement of their daughter Joy Elaine to Lester Ardel Moen son of Mr and Mrs C A Moen of Argyle. The wedding is set for September 26 at 2 pm in East Viota Lutheran church.
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Argyle
Rudolph Berg
Joy Elaine
Lester Ardel Moen
C. A. Moen
East Viota Lutheran Church
Honored on Birthday for Little Gean Slinde
Little Gean LaVerne Slinde celebrated his second birthday yesterday at home with a party hosted by his mother Mrs. LaVerne Slinde. Guests included Mrs. Walter Tartin and her son Michael, Mrs. Paul Tartin, Mrs. Walter Frenzel and her son Paul, and Mrs. John Heuer.
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Gean LaVerne Slinde
LaVerne Slinde
1544Th Avenue
Walter Tartin
Michael
Paul Tartin
Walter Frenzel
Paul
John Heuer
Farewell for Werner family before Elkhorn move
Rev and Mrs Richard C Werner and son David leave Albany for Elkhorn after a farewell hosted by over 100 Baptist church friends. A church supper and program followed, with gifts including a purse and a Kappa Nu present. Werner departs after five years, having built the basement and organized the men’s fellowship. He will serve at First Baptist Elkhorn and East Delavan churches.
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Albany
Richard C. Werner
David
Elkhorn
Baptist Church
Orra Compton
Methodist Church
N. Roy Bowman
Werner
Kappa Nu
Evanston
First Baptist Church
East Delavan Church
Blanchardville Announces Mary Lou Fosshage Betrothal
Mrs Mildred Fosshage announces the coming marriage of her daughter Mary Lou Fosshage to Charles Thomas son of Warren and Mrs Thomas both of Horeb. Fosshage is an Alpha Gamma Delta member and UW graduate. Thomas served in the marine corps in China and works at Kaestner Heinz Co Madison. The wedding is set for October 2.
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Etrothal
Blanchardville
Mildred Fosshage
Horeb
Mary Lou
Charles Thomas
Warren Thomas
Fosshage
Alpha Gamma Delta
University of Wisconsin
Thomas
Marine Corps
China
Kaestner-Heinz Co
Madison
Wyss and Von Haden Engagement Announced
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Delores J Wyss of 332 Cass street LaCrosse daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Wyss Monroe and Vilas Von Haden son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Von Haden Wilton Wis. The wedding is set for Sept 11 at Indian Creek Lutheran Church Clifton Wis. The Wyss family moved to Monroe this spring from Clifton where Mr Wyss was a buttermaker.
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Delores J. Wyss
Cass Street
LaCrosse
Walter Wyss
Monroe
Vilas von Haden
Elmer von Haden
Wilton
Indian Creek Lutheran Church
Clifton
Wis
Wyss
Dinner Postponed by St. John's Aid Society
The annual birthday dinner set for tomorrow is rescheduled to September 9. A social service film will be shown, and volunteer contributions from the dinner will support the Emmaus Home at Marthasville, Missouri, a facility for the feeble minded and epileptic residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Aid Society
Emmaus
Marthasville
Mrs Goetz Hosts Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild met at Mrs. Thomas Goetz home with 15 members present. Devotions were led by Mrs. Harold Moe and the World Council of Churches program presented by Mrs. Kenneth Bauman with help from Mrs. Bernard Poff and Mrs. Lyle Rodger. Plans were made for a barbecu e and ice cream supper on September 16. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. William Plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goetz
Wesleyan Service Guild
Thomas Goetz
Harold Moe
World Council of Churches
Kenneth Bauman
Bernard Poff
Lyle Rodger
William Plate
Steindorf Named New WCTU President in Albany Meeting
Albany Times Special reports Mrs. Rolland Steindorf will become president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union replacing Mrs. R C Werner who is moving to Elkhorn. Mrs Lottie Lewis will host the Tuesday afternoon meeting.
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Steindorf
Albany
Women’s’ Christian Temperance Union
Lottie Lewis
Rolland Steindorf
R. C. Werner
Elkhorn
Card Party At Decatur Country Club Attracts Local Women
Mmes Willis J. Marty Frederick Steinmann Albert Knobel and Wallace P. Barlow attended the card party hosted by Monticello women at the Decatur Country Club near Brodhead yesterday.
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Monticello
Willis J. Marty
Frederick Steinmann
Albert Knobel
Wallace P. Barlow
Decatur Country Club
Brodhead
Entertaining Juniors at Decatur Lake Club
Mrs. F A Condon hosted the junior contract club at Decatur Lake country club Friday afternoon. Honors were earned by Mrs. A L Breyvogle and Mrs. D L Collins.
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Brodhead
F. A. Condon
Decatur Lake Country Club
A. L. Breyvogle
D. L. Collins
Plans for Rural Youth Organization Discussed
A general meeting at Green County Normal school discussed forming a rural youth group for 18 to 28 year olds. Sponsors include Green County Farm Bureau and the extension office. Temporary officers were elected and two membership-drive teams formed for Monroe and Juda areas. Regular meetings will be the last Tuesday of each month, with the next set for September 2.
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Green County Normal School
Green County Farm Bureau
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
County Extension Office
Victor Rood
Monroe
Arbert Scherer
Route 4
Tams
Bernard Figi
Juda
Ben Kaster
Argyle
Figi
Herbert Scherer
Frank Bloom
M. E. Jeglum
Kenneth D. Slocum
R. J. Douglas
Kaster
Walter Brunkow
Lois Rebly
Vincent Thomm
Mamie Tillema
J. E. Brecklin
James Green
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Wayne Weber
Farm Bureau
Britain Exports Dogs To Earn Foreign Funds
Britain ships dogs abroad to bring in foreign currency. In six weeks to Aug 13 pedigree dogs exported earned 22 600 pounds and the full 1948 total is anticipated above 200 000 pounds. The United States is the largest buyer with 91 dogs sent there, including poodles, Yorkshire and Welsh terriers, Pekingese, wire haired and West Highland terriers, and English setters. Prices ranged from 12 pounds to 750 pounds.
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London
Britain
United States
America
Baumgartner Cows Earn High Classifications in HoFr Association Review
Two Baumgartner cows received the second highest score of very good in the Holstein-Friesian Association of America type classification for the W. C. and Paul Baumgartner herd. It marks the herd's fourth type classification. Three other cows in the Baumgartner herd were scored good plus.
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W. C
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Baumgartner
Marian Martin Christmas Sewing Pattern 9091 Ad
Thrifty pattern 9091 sells well at fairs and makes bib aprons from feed bags or scraps. Complete illustrated sew chart and transfer included. Send 25 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept New York NY.
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Monroe Evening Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Orangeville High Opens With Enrollment of 157
Orangeville high school opened Monday with an enrollment of 157 students including 49 freshmen 32 sophomores 45 juniors and 31 seniors. Paul Kavadas of DeKalb joined the faculty as a new member and is a graduate of Northern Illinois State Teachers College at DeKalb.
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Orangeville
Orangeville High School
Paul Kavadas
DeKalb
Northern Illinois State Teachers College
Gas and Electric seeks $2 million loan permit
Washington Madison Gas and Electric Co seeks authority from the Securities and Exchange Commission to borrow 2 million dollars. The funds would come from Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago and First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee to finance new construction.
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Washington
Madison Gas and Electric Co
Madison
Securities and Exchange Commission
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee
Market Report Chicago Livestock and Produce
Livestock prices edged lower with hogs 50 cents to 1.00 down across most weights and cattle fluctuating. Slaughter cattle and calves show varied gains and losses with steers 39.00-41.40 for some loads, heifers 31.00-38.50, cows 15.00-22.50, bulls 21.00-24.00, and dealers steady to strong. Produce markets show steady live poultry, firm butter, and steady eggs with current receipts noted.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Gains on Rails and Steel Shares in New York
A forward surge in railway, automobile and steel shares lifted the stock market with expanded volume. Prices rose to new 1948 highs as rails led gains, with Rock Island and major issues like New York Central, Nickel Plate, Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, U S Steel, General Motors and Studebaker posting higher prices.
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New York
Rock Island
N. Y
Rich corporations form alliance amid market shifts
Rich Montgomery Ward American Telephone and General Electric unite to leverage cross industry strengths, signaling a strategic collaboration amid evolving consumer goods and tech sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
General Electric
Brennecke Heifer Wins Sixth Blue Ribbon at State Fair
C F Brennecke of 702 19th Avenue reports Double Jane Designs Kay a Brown Swiss heifer won its sixth blue ribbon this summer at the Minnesota state fair in St Paul in the open class division. The animal previously captured blue ribbons at the Illinois state fair the Wisconsin centennial and two county fairs. Brennecke noted the feat across six contests with different judges saying the heifer must have what it takes.
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Double Jane Design
Kay
C. F. Brennecke
19Th Avenue
St. Paul
Brennecke
Janesville
Mrs Harriet Welty 86 Die in Freeport Death notice
Mrs Harriet Welty 86 died Monday night at Deaconess hospital Freeport. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Graham funeral home with Rev Sargent Wright Maywood officiating. Burial Elmwood cemetery. She was born March 8 1862 in Warren and survived by daughter Mrs E J Baker Chicago and three sons Jay E John Freeport and William Rockford. Thunder is caused by sudden air expansion from heat of a lightning flash.
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Warren
Harriet Welty
Deaconess
Freeport
Graham Funeral Home
Sargent Wright
Maywood
Elmwood Cemetery
Welty
E. J. Baker
Chicago
Jay E
John
William
Rockford
John Emrick Elected Secretary of Church
Twin Grove Times Special reports John Emrick was elected treasurer and James Boyer secretary of the Twin Grove church during a Sunday night meeting attended by brethren from Footville Janesville Beloit and Fairfield. The session noted a donation of new song books by Fred Miller Footville and plans for a heating system joint by Beloit Janesville Footville congregations. Services will be held every other Sunday night starting Sept 12 at 7 45 p m with Bible school and morning services at 9 30 a m each Sunday.
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Twin Grove
John Emrick
James Boyer
Footville
Janesville
Beloit
Fairfield
Fred Miller
Crash Victims Linked to Orfordville Family
Flin Flon Canada couple Mr and Mrs W C Plummer, among 37 killed near Fountain City, are believed to be the parents in law of former Orfordville resident Miss Adeline Wigdahl. The Plummers, who run a hotel and resort in Canada, are relatives of John Vigdahl and Ben Vigdahl of Albany, with connections to Orfordville.
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W. C. Plummer
Flin Flon
Manitoba
Canada
Fountain City
Orfordville
Adeline Wigdahl
Plummer
John Vigdahl
Young Plummers
Ben Vigdahl
Albany
Easter lilies bloom across Monroe area says residents
Mrs. Martin Riese reports late blooming Easter lilies at 1012 9th Avenue with five blossoms in bloom and four more about to open. Mrs. Charles Zee at 2115 9th Street also has an Easter lily with two large blossoms.
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Martin Riese
9Th Avenue
Monroe
Charles Zee
9Th Street
Color Changes in a Chamelo n May Reflect Emotion
The article suggests that melon color shifts could partly signal emotional reactions such as anger and fear. It notes how visual cues might relate to internal states and how researchers interpret such changes.
Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University
The Hall of Fame for Great Americans stands on the New York University campus. The landmark honors notable figures in American history. Visitors can explore portraits and biographical details of distinguished individuals.
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Hall of Fame For
New York University
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Henry G. Schnieder
Route 1
A. R. Achtemeier
Charlene R. Holcomb
Henry Gene Schneider
Glenn Gempeler
Ralph Zimmerman
Schneider
Western Auto Associate Store
Ches. Marvin
Marian Martin
Orangeville High
ZumBrunnen
17Th Avenue
Wall Street
C. F. Brennecke Heifer
Wisconsin
Green County Frozen Food Market
16Th Ave
Dodgeville, Wis
Hahn Bldg
POST
Dixie Shop
Eco
Walther
Gobardine
Garnet Red
Hunter
Fee
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