Social Events Keeng Lehmann Double Ring Nuptials
A 9 30 a m ceremony at St Victor s church joined Miss A Kueng and Ernest S Lehmann in marriage Rev E C McCollow officiated The couple will reside in Sede The bride a Juda High School graduate has worked at Lakeshire Marty for three years The groom a Juda High School graduate served 21 months in the army and works at Jefferson Center Cheese Co Relatives and friends attended from Juda Brodhead Orangeville South Bend Ind Mt Horeb Randolph Beaver Dam and Platteville. A pre nuptial shower was held for Clarice Erickson at the Ed O Erickson home for Byron Hartwig who will wed Sept 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeng-Lehmann
St. Victor's
A. Kueng
Fred Kueng
Orangeville
Ernest S. Lehmann
Ernest Lehmann
E. C. McCollow
Ervin Moellenberndt
Anne Huber
Eliz
John and
William Norton
Eugene
Ceesare Berger
Juda High School
Jefferson Center Cheese Co
Juda
Brodhead
South Bend
Ind
Mt. Horeb
Randolph
Beaver Dam
Platteville
Clarice Erickson
Ed O. Erickson
Byron Hartwig
Elmer Anderson
Roger
Janesville
Roy Anderson
John
Hollandale
William F. Hartwig
Byron
Kenneth Hartwig
Nathan
Clarno
Theodore Severs
Browntown
John Flannery
John Wells
Keith Jackson
Bernard Ommedt
Henry Pehl
Bernard Pickett
Ruby
JoAnn
Clarice and
Shirley
Stanford Couple Wed On Campus In Palo Alto
Miss Katherine Ann Bolender of Palo Alto married Francis T. Haxo at Stanford Memorial Church on the university campus. The bride, a June Stanford graduate and Chi Omega member, will reside in Pacific Grove after a lakeside honeymoon while the groom awaits his doctorate after thesis work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxo
Pacific Grove
Calif
Hopkins Marine Station
F. J. Bolender
Monroe
Milwaukee Ordnance Plant Offered for Sale or Lease
The army owned Milwaukee ordnance plant, a 145 acre facility in Milwaukee with 11 large buildings, including a five story brick concrete structure, is being offered for sale or lease by the War Assets Administration. The complex sits in a principal Mississippi valley distributing center and is suitable for peacetime manufacturing. It features large elevators, loading facilities, railroad access, and several smaller structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milwaukee
War Assets Administration
Mississippi Valley
Illinois Central Diesel Trial On Chicago Waterloo Run
Illinois Central officials ran a seven coach train from Waterloo to Chicago pulled by a Diesel engine. The Panama Limited, usual Chicago to New Orleans train, may reuse Diesel power on its regular schedule. A duplicate Diesel may be deployed to speed up service before month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Chicago
Panama Limited
New Orleans
Hank Corn
Wisconsin dairy groups seek cost cuts over higher prices
William P. Perdue of Pure Milk Products says Wisconsin producers are getting less for milk than they would have under subsidies and price controls. He notes subsidies would have been 85 cents per hundredweight in July September, totaling 3.85. current condensery milk averages 3.75. He urges cooperative research to lower costs as feed expenses rise. The 17th annual convention is set for Fond du Lac on October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
William P. Perdue
Pure Milk Products Cooperative
Perdue
OPA
Cooperative Research and Action
Local Social News and Community Notes
Brodhead residents welcome new arrivals and job placements while families travel and relocate. Electrician Rex Coldren moves from Baltimore. August Lehnherr and Jacob Fluckiger tour northern Wisconsin. Ruth Amerpohl takes a kindergarten post in Saginaw. Local clubs honor schools with flowers. church groups host programs and meals. several families visit Indianapolis and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Coldren
Baltimore
Coldren
August Lehnherr
Jacob Fluckiger
Wisconsin
Rex Roenneburg
Kelly Lake
Robert Hulbert
Zuhlike House
Edwin Schrader
Lucy Grayham
Kenneth Coplien
Arizona
Paul Amerpohl
Indianapolis
D. L. Amerpohl
Methodist Church
Albany Social News Roundup Reflects Local Visits
Mrs. William Steindorf notes Albany residents visiting relatives across states from Minnesota to Nebraska. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jacobson with Henry, Ill, and Rev. and Mrs. Richard Werner in Evanston. The Legion auxiliary sets its Sept 10 meeting with officers named. Dorothy Jacobson takes a job in Indiana Condensed Milk Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Jacobson
Henry
Claude Gillette
Roy King
Gary
Camby
Minn
Nashota
Wis
Laurence Arnold
Rib Lake
Ada Swanson
Fred Morton
North Platte
Neb
A. F. Stauffacher
Frank Trow
Robert Ramsay
Baraboo
Richard Werner
Evanston
Geneva Cochrane
Stillwater
Okla
Walter Whitcomb
Anna Whitcomb
Helen Whitcomb
John Lightening
Lonnie
Jack Taubernch
Chicago
Dorothy Jacobson
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
William Pryce
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Esther Osborne
Velma Whitcomb
Christina Phelps
LaVerne Haas
Beloit
M. E. Davis
Shirl
Davis
Howard Gearnflow
Hot Springs
N. M
Louisa Reasa
Britain Warns of Pullout Over Trieste Status
Britain warned the peace conference it would withdraw from the big four agreement on Venezia Giulia if Trieste is not given a genuine free territory status. Hector McNeil said Britain would reconsider the entire pact if Trieste’s indepen dence is impaired, with France backing a free territory core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Great Britain
Venezia Giulia
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Hector McNeil
Britain
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
McNeil
Monticello Graduates Prepare for Higher Education
Monticello 1946 graduates begin fall semesters at Elmhurst College near Chicago Platteville Teachers College Milwaukee Teachers College University of Wisconsin Monroe clinic staff Miss Lucille Loveland will canoe office duties at the Monroe clinic Dorothy Ann Stauffacher Melvin Lynn Joyce Erickson Violet Leuvenberger Marian Stauffer Marilyn Roethlisberger John Richards are among those entering higher education and related institutions this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Times Special Service
Dorothy Ann Stauffacher
Melvin Lynn
Elmhurst College
Chicago
Joyce Erickson
Violet Leuvenberger
Platteville Teachers’ College
Marian Stauffer
Milwaukee Teachers’ College
Marilyn Roethlisberger
John Richards
University of Wisconsin
Lucille Loveland
Monroe Clinic
Chicago Rises as Nation’s No. 2 City by Population
Chicago secures rank as the nation’s second largest city by population, confirming its growth and status behind New York. Analysts cite migration, birth rates, and urban expansion shaping the metropolis’s profile in recent census estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
French Boy 17 Wants to Join U S Army in Germany
A 90 pound French boy nicknamed Johnny Novel, claiming to be 17, pleads to be adopted by the U S Army. He wears a Patton medal, has captured German soldiers, and works with jeeps and recon cars near Nuernberg. His friend Sgt Luther from Huntington, W V backs him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Joffre
Clemenceau
Lafayette
Johnny Novel
United States Army
McCoy
Infantry
Nuernberg
Faber
Robert J. Luther
Huntington
W. Va
Paris
Patton
Third Army
France
Rhine
Bremen
Luther
Soldier Dreams of United States Army Life
A man expresses strong desire to remain in the United States with Luther, fearing a tearful goodbye to France. He vows to avoid returning and wants to serve as a soldier in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Luther
France
Johnny
United States Army
May to testify on munitions links in full probe
The Senate war investigating committee demands Rep. Andrew J. May testify in a full dress hearing about his ties to garsson munitions contracts via Cumberland Lumber Co. Committee chairman Mead rejects a Prestonsburg subcommittee appearance and sets Washington testimony as soon as May is able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Andrew J. May
Garsson Munitions Combine
May
Mead
D-Ny
Kentucky
Cumberland Lumber Co
Garsson
Prestonsburg
Pack of 5 Dogs Attack 74-Year-Old Woman in Memphis
In Memphis a pack of five dogs struck a 74-year-old woman yesterday leaving her near death in a ditch. Passerby found Ora Hassel and she was hospitalized in critical condition with bites to arms legs face and neck. A physician noted the corset likely limited further injury. The sheriff seized the five dogs for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Ora Hassel
Sheriff's Office
Enrollment rises in New Glarus schools
New Glarus schools report 318 pupils registered this year after closing Legler and Wallace rural schools. High school enrollees are 138, up from last year, while grade schools total 180 pupils, an increase of 40. Distribution by grade lists seniors 35, juniors 30, sophomores 47, freshmen 26, eighth 21, seventh 16, sixth 21, fifth 27, fourth 20, third 20, second 23, first 18, and kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Times Special Service
Legler
Wallace Rural
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mr and Mrs Sam Walters are listed in a short social notice from a local paper. The item names Mrs F N Miller as a sponsor or presenter for a Juda event or commemoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Sam Walters
Local residents share visits and enrollments across towns
Mary Louise accompanies to Dubuque for University of Dubuque enrollment. Ralph Zimmerman visits from Albany. Wayne Breckenridge returns to South Milwaukee after time with Lish Hill. Ernest Nafzger and daughters Betty and Joyce return from Canada. Juda high school opens with increased enrollment led by principal H O Rizer and instructors Ora Pellett Viola Ruth Eller and Robert Keen. Russel Bauman turns nine with a birthday party. Baptist Mission aid plans 1 PM church picnic and meeting with missionary sisters revealed and new year drawings. John Anderegg and family return from a 3 week Washington trip. Lilian Anderegg, employed there, accompanies home. Behnken guests include Elmer Oldorf Martelli Bertie Cross Chester. Nathan Paul visits grandparents John and Ella Heiman in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise
Dubuque
University of Dubuque
Ralph Zimmerman
Albany
Wayne Breckenridge
South Milwaukee
Lish Hill
Ernest Nafzger
Betty
Joyce
Canada
Juda High School
H. O. Rizer
Ora Pellett
Viola
Ruth Eller
Janesville
Robert Keen
Herman Bauman
Russel
Baptist Mission Aid
John Anderegg
Robert
Helen
Washington
Lillian
John Behnken
Elmer Oldorf
Martelli
Bertie Cross
Chester
Anamosa
Nathan Paul
John Heiman
Monroe
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Beutel-Elmer
Gerda Beutel
Wilhelm Beutel
29Th Avenue
Morris R. Elmer
Henry H. Elmer
13Th Street
Immanual Evangelical Church
Alvin C. Rabehl
Dorothy Whitehead
Judith Daly
Henry Norder
Chris Weeks
Frank Siedschlag
Elmer
19Th Avenue
Chevrolet
Trans-Luxury Airlines
Elko
Nev
Nevada
Peter Link
Peter
Milwaukee Ordnance Plant
Ilinois Central
Bethlehem Ladies Aid
Stanley Gjervik
Orfordville
Donald L. Collins
Zeitheim
Germany
U. S
William Steindorf
Coe
Glarus
F. N. Miller
G Heileman
eGo Tm
Ek Lee Eta
Ned Brennan
Brennan Super Market
Edward's Roofing Co
Walnut Ave
Freeport, Ill
Phillips 66
Phillips
Houer Oil Company
Monroe Sales Co
Wm. A. Becker Co
Johnson Motor Sales
B. H. Lynch Sales
Green Co. Auto Co
Co. H. Lichtenwalner, Clarno
Hwemins
William Heirens
University of Chicago
Harold G. Ward
Suzanne Degnan
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Brennan Decorating Co
NW Yeast
Juda Lor. & Fuel Co., Juda
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Turner Hall
Fraternal Order OF Eagles
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