Albany Couple Wed In Methodist Church Ceremony
Miss Donna Jean Thurman daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Thurman and Theodore Alvin Speich son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Speich both former Albany vicinity residents were married at 2 p m today in the Albany Methodist church Rev Orra G Compton officiated The ceremony featured white gladioli and candlebra under a pine arch The bride wore a satin gown with lace inserts and a fingertip veil The ceremony included music by Lelia Turner and Barbara Price They will honeymoon in California and other western points and plan to live on Speichs farm near Orfordville after Sept 16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Donna Jean Thurman
Harry Thurman
Theodore Alvin Speich
Jacob Speich
Orfordville
Albany Vicinity
Orra G. Compton
Lelia Turner
Barbara Price
Elaine Stafford
Rockford
Rita Thurman
Fred Schindler
Juda
Robert Johnson
Brooklyn
Dusty Rose
Penny Kiorness
John Hlavachek
Kenneth Speich
David Thurman
Madison
Carl Strout
Fred
Speich
Bluff View Park
Brodhead
California
Hawaii Visitor Returns Home After Summer in Monroe
Gwendolyn Patricia Meyers known as Pat returns to Lanikai Hawaii for freshman year at St Andrews Priory after a summer with her Gonstead relatives in Monroe. She shared Hawaii style dances with local friends and will travel via Chicago to San Francisco and Honolulu. Pat’s father Herman Meyers works in Honolulu as service manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Patricia
Pat
Meyers
Lanikai
Hawaii
Monroe
M. J. Gonsteads
14Th Avenue
Hawaiian Islands
Hul
Gonsteads
Chicago
San Francisco
Honolulu
Labor Day
St. Andrew's Priory
Herman Meyers
Gonstead
Marie Meyers
15Th Avenue
Notable Names Listed in Community Notices
A list features Haman Hazel Tertin Louis Oost dick Paul Rufenacht Anna Haeft Paul Richards William Rothen buehler Simon Meyers Edwin Rutsch Harold Rufenacht Earl Thompson and Miss Mabel Haeft.
Gean Slinde Birthday Party at Parents’ Home
Gean LaVerne Slinde celebrated his birthday yesterday afternoon at his parents’ Monroe home at 1514 14th avenue. Guests included Mrs. John Heuer Mrs. Merle Mahley Mrs. Ralph Mahley, Sharon Marcia, Frank Gisler, Walter Tertin Michael George Wolfe Kay Clarence Goecks Roger Bonnie Franklin Wells Larry Sally Wenger Ronald Odegaard and Mrs. Frederick Wirth and Barry of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gean LaVerne Slinde
LaVerne Slinde
14Th Avenue
Mmes
John Heuer
Merle Mahley
Ralph Mahley
Sharon
Marcia
Frank Gisler
Walter Tertin
Michael
George Wolfe
Kay
Clarence Goecks
Roger
Bonnie
Franklin Wells
Larry
Sally Wenger
Ronald Odegaard
Monroe
Frederick Wirth
Barry
Monticello
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs. Tertin
Mrs. Virgil Tertin was honored at a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Rufenacht at 1115 9th Street. Miss Frieda Duertschi co hosted. A pink and blue bassinet was given, cards and games were played, and a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Tertin
Robert Rufenacht
9Th Street
Frieda Duertschi
Tertin
Mmes
William
Farewell Party Honors Rackows Move
Mr and Mrs Charles Rackow plan to move Thursday to Browntown from South Wayne. Mr and Mrs H T Maddrell hosted a dinner Tuesday honoring the Rackows with guests Mr and Mrs John Hartsough Mr and Mrs Frank Lincicum and Mrs Mayme Segner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rackow
Browntown
South Wayne
H. T. Maddrell
Rackows
John Hartsough
Frank Lincicum
Mayme Segner
South Wayne Couple Plan Golden Anniversary Event
South Wayne Times Special reports Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Andrews will observe their golden wedding anniversary Saturday at their home four miles southwest of South Wayne. The couple married September 3, 1899, by Rev. Charles Collett at the home of Mrs. Andrews' relatives in Wayne township. The Nuses attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Arthur L. Andrews
Serena Hanson
Charles Collett
Family Notices From Rural Wisconsin Farm Life
The family lived on the home farm until seven years ago when they moved to a newly built home on an adjoining farm also owned by them. Their two daughters and their husbands, the Oscar and Edward Saalsaas, moved onto the home farm after marriage. The couple had five children, Leslie of Green Bay, Mrs. Rudolph Berg near Argyle, Mrs. Oscar Saalsa, Mrs. Edward Saalsa, and Miss Gladys at home. Leon Andrews, a son, died September 30, 1948, and another son died in infancy.
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Oscar
Edward Saalsan
Leslie
Green Bay
Rudolph Berg
Argyle
Oscar Saalsaa
Edward Saalsa
South Wayne
Gladys
Leon A. Andrews
Luncheon Club Meets at Evansville Garden Tea Rooms
The Wednesday Luncheon Club met at the Garden Tea rooms in Evansville with Mrs. Burton H. Lynch and Mrs. Albert D. Ceigel as co hosts. Cards after lunch honors went to Mrs. Dwain E. Mings, Mrs. Matt H. Stauffacher, and Mrs. Edwin W. Schuetze. The group visited antique shops in Evansville and Albany.
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Garden Tea Rooms
Evansville
Burton H. Lynch
Albert D. Ceigel
Dwain E. Mings
Matt H. Stauffacher
Edwin W. Schuetze
Albany
Saddle Club Plans Fourth Annual Event
The Green County Boots and Saddle club will hold its fourth annual round-up at the fair grounds here Sunday. Prizes and ribbons will be awarded in a number of events. The Green county club won first cash award Sunday for having the largest attendance of any club at the Beloit Saddle club trail ride and horse show Sunday. MRS. PFUND ENTERTAINS Mrs. Herbert Pfund, route 1, Juda, entertained her bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
Green County Club
Beloit Saddle Club
Club card and church meeting notices in Browntown area
A club evening at a member's home featured two tables of contract with honors to A G Mitchell William Tschanz and Herbert Davidson with Tschanz as substitute. The Women's Union and Aid Society of St. John's Evangelical and Reform ed church set meetings for 7 45 pm Tuesday and 2 30 pm next Thursday. A joint meeting of the Women's Society and the Wesleyan Service Guild is planned for Friday at 8 pm presided by Mrs Henry Tschudy. Browntown Methodist Women's Society will meet tomorrow at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
A. G. Mitchell
William Tschanz
Herbert Davidson
Tschanz
Women's Union of
St. John’s
Women’s Society
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Henry Tschudy
Browntown Methodist Women's Society
Chicago Markets Report on Salable Hogs and Cattle
Today in Chicago markets salable hogs 7,000 with fair to active demand and 25 cent higher overall. sows up to 50 cents. Top hogs near 22.00 with various weight ranges priced from about 19.50 to 21.85. Good and choice sows under 360 pounds priced 18.00 to 19.25. Salable cattle 4,500, calves 400. choice steers and heifers steady while lower grades weaken about 50 cents and prospects unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwen
Chicago
USDA
Market notes on cattle prices and grain futures
Cattle prices showed uneven declines with feeders and cows lower while high and choice steers reached up to 30.00 per hundredweight. Wheat futures rose on private demand and political prospects, while corn and soybeans eased amid receipts and support level changes. Livestock and poultry markets remained steady to slightly weaker, with eggs and butter holding firm and Wall Street rising modestly on select blue chips.
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Senate
Gore
House
Chicago
USDA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donna Thurman
Theodore A. Speich
Islands
Gean Slinde
Jay N Vga
Clover Farm
Meat Department
Swift
Garden Fresh Department
Center Market
Choew”’t. Tawse
Yegol
Dean
Saddle Club
Pfund
Herbert Pfund
Whalen and
Berndt
J. J. Whalen
W. A. Berndt
Monroe, Wis
Wall Street Trading
New York
Standard Oil
du Pont
Dow Chemical
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
National Distillers
Bill Stern
Tors
National
Swanson
Ges
Gian
Ant Jane
National's Meat Department
Wilson’s
Oscar Mayer
U.S
Everfresh
Brookfield
Louisiana
National's Produce Department
Prunes
U. S. No
Bartlett Pears
Michigan
Elbert
Wilson's
Weiner
Wisconsin
Pascal Celery
Cannini
Italian Prunes
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