South Wayne Couple Mark 60th Year of Marriage
South Wayne couple C. Jones and Mrs. Jones celebrate sixty years of marriage after wedlock on Sept 5, 1890 at Gratiot Methodist parsonage by Rev. James W. Brown. They lived on Eastman homestead before moving to South Wayne in 1909 and remain active in older age. They have three children Leslie D. Jones Mrs. Jay Chapman and Mrs. Harry Gross six granddaughters and three great grandsons.
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C. Jones
Gratiot
James W. Brown
Eastman
Wayne Township
South Wayne
Jones
Mr. Jones
Leslie D. Jones
Jay Chapman
Harry Gross
Milwaukee
Pattern directions offer perfect fit with illustrated sew chart
Easy to use pattern promises precise sizing and a complete illustrated sewing chart. Readers are instructed to mail thirty cents for deluxe petiers to Marion Martin in care of e Times Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York 11 New York. Print name address zone size and style number clearly.
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Petiers
Marion Martin
E Times
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Marriage of 59 Years To Be Married Sunday By Orangeville Couple
Mr and Mrs C C Nolf of Orangeville will celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home Sunday They wed Sept 7 1890 in Cadiz and have lived in the area all their lives Mrs Nolf is 72 and Mr Nolf 83 He was a railroad man and depot agent They have two children Harold of Freeport and Mrs Merl Zimmerman of McConnell Guests include Harold Nolf and family Merle Zimmerman and family Donald Schoffield and family from Rockford and Victor Nolf from Sioux Falls SD
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Orangeville
Ysimes
C. C. Nolf
Cadiz
Nolf
Harold
Freeport
Merl Zimmerman
McConnell
Messrs
Mmes
Harold Nolf
Victor
Miss Roselyn Wells Shower Honoree Before Nupitals
Miss Roselyn Wells of Monroe will marry Melvin Dietmeier Jr of Orangeville at St Victor's church at 10 am Saturday. A pre nuptial shower at her home was hosted by Mrs John Schlappi and Mrs Victor Wells with many Monroe residents attending.
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Roselyn Wells
Monroe
Melvin Dietmeier Jr
Orangeville
St. Victor’s Church
John Schlappi
Victor Wells
Mmes
Howard Lewis
John Lewis
Clarence Golickson
Florence
Randall Hanson
Emerson Wells
Russell Hanson
Donavan Digman
Ralph Wells
Ruth
Betty
Edwin Huffman Jr
Jack Williams
Oscar Evenson
Harland Voegels
John J. Foley
Jake Senn Jr
Leonard Boynton
Charles Hartwig Jr
Morgan Johnson
Evelyn
David Werren
Edward Erickson
Sylvester Granberg
Harvey Hartwig
Heidi
Otis Wells
Raymond Heinzelman
Joseph Segner
Orson Wells
Paul Kubly
Jefferson 4 H Club Holds Final Meeting
The Jefferson Jiffy workers 4 H club held their last meeting of the season Thursday evening at Ball school. J Edward Brecklin ADA representative showed slides and Jerry Rufenacht spoke on conservation. Barbara Weiss presided with a milk drinks demo. Evelyn Weiss led the club pledge and group singing with Judith Seyler as accompanist. Ruth Johnson sang Wedding Day with Judith. Record books were handed in and minutes read. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Elmer Barbara and Roy Rockey. A birthday party for Marian Dieckhoff will be held at the home of Mrs Oscar M Shager with Shager family and Dieckhoff relatives attending.
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Jefferson Jiffy Workers 4H
Ball School
J. Edward Brecklin
ADA
Jerry Rufenacht
Barbara Weiss
Evelyn Weiss
Judith Sey ¢Ler
Ruth Johnson
Judith
Evelyn Luchsinger
Robert Elmer
Barbara
Roy Rockey
South Wayne Opens Schools With Vacations Set
South Wayne high school and grade school opened with 18 freshmen 30 sophomores 24 juniors and 26 seniors. The year’s vacation schedule lists Labor Day Sept 5 Columbus Day Oct 7 Wisconsin Education Association meeting at Platteville Nov 3-5 and again atauk Nov 24-25 Thanksgiving Dec 22-Jan 2 Christmas break Jan 13 end of semest er exams April 7 Good Friday May 17-19 final exams graduation and last day of school
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South Wayne
Wisconsin Education Association
Platteville
Auk
Picketing ruled out at Garton Toy Co
Madison reports the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board ruled yesterday that mass picketing at the Garton Toy Co in Sheboygan must cease. Members of the United Electrical Workers union CIO have been on strike at the plant since last month.
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Madison
Garton Toy Co
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
United Electrical Workers Union
CIO
Madison gets $2000 cancer grant for UW research
The American Cancer Society Inc approves a $2000 project grant to the University of Wisconsin cancer research department on the recommendation of the National Research Council growth committee.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Cancer Research Department
American Cancer Society Inc
Committee On Growth
National Research Council
Brooklyn School Engages New Teachers for Fall Term
Brooklyn elementary will add four new staff members at start of classes Tuesday. New teachers include Wilmer Pautz teaching seventh and eighth grades, Clemens Baime handling seventh and eighth, Irene Fleming for fifth and sixth, Ee Pearl Long for third and fourth. Returning staff include A K Ryan principal science, Mrs Johnson Evansville English, Mary Zwiebel Elkhorn commercial subjects, and Beatrice Wilbur Edgerton first and second grades.
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Sivuniyn
Wrooniyn
Brooklyn
Wilmer Pautz
Bonduel
Clemens Baime
Badger
Irene Fleming
Ee Pearl Long
A.K. Ryan
Princip
In Johnson
Evansille
Mary Zwiebel
Elkhorn
Beatrice Wilbur
Edgerton
Farewell Banquet Honors Rev. Carrig
A farewell banquet at Gratiot Memorial center honored Rev. Father F. J. Carrig. Women of St. Joseph's parish hosted the event with fifty officers and clergymen in attendance. Parishioners from South Wayne and Gratiot joined a 7 p.m. program as Rev. Carrigg delivered a farewell message after 19 years as pastor of St. Joseph's Gratiot and St. John's South Wayne.
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South Wayne
Gratiot Memorial Center
F. J. Carrig
St. Joseph’s Parish
Gratiot
Carrigg
St. Joseph’s Church
St. John’s Church
Milwaukee Gas Rule Angers Local Dealers
Milwaukee gasoline dealers denounce a state agriculture department ruling as ridiculous after the AG considers if state laws are broken in price cutting in the metro area. Officials said an investigation found no evidence of selling gasoline at a loss, while the state fair trade practices law requires a markup to cover business costs.
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Ouonounce
Milwaukee
Louis Faber
Milwaukee Retail Gasoline Dealers Association
Agriculture Department
Madison
Bishop of London to Receive Ripon Degree
Lord Bishop of London Jonn W. C. Wand will be awarded an honorary doctor of laws by Ripon College on September 16. He will address the college convocation and then speak at a eucharistic congress at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Fond du Lac on September 18 and at St. James Church in Milwaukee the same day.
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A.— Or. Jonn W. C. Wand
London
Ripa College
St. Paul's Cathedral
Fond du Lac
St. James Church
Milwaukee
Milwaukee to Occupy Part of Wood Property
Milwaukee County will take over sections of land at the Veterans Administration Center in Wood under a bill signed by President Truman. The property will be used for civic and recreational purposes, with one section conveyed by quit claim deed and another leased by the county for twenty years.
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Washington —Ory
Milwaukee County
Veterans Administration Center At
Wood
Truman
Swedish Baron Works As Laborer in Madison
Baron Ludvig of Ugglas, once head of Sweden’s largest farm, works as a laborer on Madison veterans hospital project to learn about American life. He and his wife and four month old daughter live modestly while funding a Wisconsin agriculture course and planning to return to Sweden in 1951.
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Madison
Sweden
Veterans’ Hospital
Ludvig
Ugglas
New York
Washington
Detroit
Dane
Stockholm
Forsmarck Castle
University of Wisconsin
Tell Pageant Weekend Set in New Glarus Festive Air
The 12th annual Wilhelm Tell drama presented by the Wilhelm Tell Community Guild returns to New Glarus this Labor Day weekend. Performances in Swiss German and English begin Monday at 1 30 p m after Sunday and Monday rehearsals and a village park program tonight. Visitors will attend Thursday through a busful Milwaukee guests to the embroidery plant and museum with Swiss songs and a canton flag special act in the village park.
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Gilbert Ott
Wilhelm Tell
Schiller
New Glarus
Paul Grossenbacher
Gessler
Joshua Hoesly
Albert Wirz
Harlan Wernle
Marie Streiff
Lila Mae Schneider
Doris Stuessy
Robert Arn
E Herd
Elmer's Grove
Wilhelm Tell Community Guild of
Milwaukee
Abroidery
Village Park
Maennerchor
Albert Mueller
Glarus
Switzerland
Bulgarian Protest Details Greek Aggression Claims
A Bulgarian government press statement accused Greece of invasions by royal Greek army units and Greek aircraft over Bulgaria between August 22 and 30. It also alleged Greek warships searched Bulgarian ships in the Aegean and noted a United Nations protest filed in New York with 25 aggressive acts. In Madison Hospital report, Karl Niedermann Jr. receives spine injury treatment at Madison General Hospital from an June incident at Klondike cheese factory.
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Suna —Ury
Pagana Voday
Greece
United Nations
New York
Bulgaria
Royal Greek Army
Aegean
Madison Hospital
Blanchardville
Karl Niedermann Jr
Karl Niedermann
Madison General Hospital
Klondike
Highway 81
Dining car fire halts Minneapolis 400 at Kenosha
A dining car blaze halted the North Western Minneapolis 400 in Kenosha yesterday. Firemen from Kenosha extinguished the flames with minor damage. Conductor Daniel O'Leary of Chicago reported the loss as small. Milwaukee veteran Zip Goelz dies at 65, longtime municipal athletic department employee and early sandlot baseball umpire.
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Kenosha
North Western Railroad
Minneapolis
Daniel O'Leary
Chicago
Milwaukee
Joseph
Zip) Goelz
Municipal Athletic Department
32nd Division Group Meets in Grand Rapids
The 32nd Red Arrow division held its 30th annual convention in Grand Rapids with about 2,000 delegates expected from 41 states and Hawaii. Maj. Gen. Edwin F. Harding will be toastmaster at the banquet. A parade and memorial services for fallen 32nd division members are planned Sunday.
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32Nd Division
Grand Rapids
32Nd
Red Arrow Division
Ben W. Wacker
Saginaw
Hawaii
Edwin F. Harding
Park Congregational Church
Farmer Reports Hog Theft. Police Nab Suspect Near Farmington
Elm er Zessin of Farmington said he first noticed seven hogs missing yesterday. State police reported that Glen Akerson, 30, an employee on a nearby farm, admitted taking the hogs and selling them at the Peoria stock yards. The thief was reported to be in custody.
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Anton
Elmer Zessin
Farmington
Glen Akerson
Zessin
Peoria
Clarence Miller Hospitalized After Stroke on Thursday
Clarence Miller aged 55 of the George Hoffman farm just north of South Wayne suffered a stroke at 6 p m Thursday. He has been in ill health for two years with left-sided paralysis. Mrs Ralph Miller, a daughter, is aiding in care.
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Clarence Miller
South Wayne
George Hoffman
Ralph Miller
Five Schreiber relatives visit Monroe dairy and cheese markets
Martin H. Schreiber and son Ronald arrive with three nephews from Baltimore after touring packing houses in Chicago and Oconomowoc. They sample the Monroe countryside and its large farms and cattle as Swiss cheese markets hold steady for Sept. 1. Wisconsin state brand prices run 43-46 cents, B grades 37-41, C grades 34-37, grinders 31-32. Dairy trends show steady to firm prices. butter and cream rise, fluid milk oversupply persists, production declines, and cheese markets stay firm with ample supply of aged cheese.
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Schreiber
Yestern
Kraft Foods
Martin H. Schreiber
Ronald
Eugene
Theodore
Lew
Baltimore
Lewis
Washington University
John Hopkins
Chicago
Oconomowock
Monroe
Madison
Wisconsin
USDA
CCC
Officers Re-elected at Catholic Knights of Wisconsin Meet
Joseph Walsh of Potosi was re-elected president at the 27th triennial convention in Appleton. All other officers were re-elected, including Nick Heintskill of Milwaukee as vice president and Edward H. Jacobs of Beaver Dam as treasurer.
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Appleton
Joseph Walsh
Potosi
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
Nick Heintskill
Milwaukee
Edward H. Jacobs
Beaver Dam
Local Social Notes Highlight South Wayne Visitors and Travel
South Wayne social page lists numerous guests and trips from Monroe to Rockford and Madison. Families such as the Lunds, Petersons, and Hartsoughs host or visit relatives. many attend reunions, church events, and vacations at Northernaire and Yellowstone Luther an church events.
State Milk Hearing Set for September 19 in Madison
State agriculture officials announced a hearing on September 19 in Madison to establish standard rules for production and processing of Grade A milk for interstate shipment. Proposals include requirements for fluid-market milk and an optional continuous inspection service for milk sent to other states.
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Madison
Albany delegate Sharer to national funeral directors meet
Truman E. Sharer of Albany is named a delegate of the Southwestern Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association to the national funeral directors convention in St. Louis from October 24 to 27.
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Albany
Truman E. Sharer
Southwestern Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association
National Funeral Directors Convention
St. Louis
Actress June Horne seeks divorce from Jackie Cooper
Los Angeles report states actress June Horne sues for divorce against Jackie Cooper aged 27 former child actor citing anguish pain humiliation and embarrassment as grounds for dissolution of marriage in a court filing.
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Los Angeles
June Horne
Jackie Cooper
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Elvina Bleiler
George F. Hartwig
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Emil Maske
Bleiler
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Janet Hiltbrand
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Leo M. Ties
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12Th Street
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Belle Plain
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Beloit
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Dodgeville
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Lawrence College
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Ferryville
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H.C. Homb
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Schenectady
George Strub
Lee Germann
Louis
L. E. Creasy
Creasy
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Eleanor
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Kentucky
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Monroe’s New Square
Basil Hartman
Dave Taylor
Monroe High School
Spring Green American Legion Band
Bill Lehr
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