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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1949

Page

3

Eight Women Feted By St Johns Aid Birthday Party

Anna Kohli 91 led eight women over 80 honored at St Johns Aid birthday party in church parlors attended by 115 members and guests. Gift corsages went to Kohli Schuh Burkhalter Brown Ruegger Discher Maurer Burkharder. Seasonal decorates were prepared by members, with plans for a bus trip to Neillsville and Chippewa Falls.

Anna Konli St John’s Aid Jhe Fred A. Fritz Mmes. Kohli P. A. Schuh Jacob Burkhalter Henry Brown Louisa Ruegger Lou Discher Ernestine M. Maurr John J. Burkharder Sam Teuscher Oswald H. Zentner Mmes C. A. Moldenhauer Nellie Marty Johnh. Nyman Ross S. Martin Otto Kubly Eva Galusha Fred B. Marty Paul A. Rufenacht Arthur W. Knipschild Clarence Eay Louisa Steffen W. D. Stauffacher Margaret Angliker Marilyn Lanz Aid Women’s Union Neillsville Chippewa Falls Indian School and Mission Stubbe Robert Benkett

G U G G Group Here Plans Officer Election Nom

The G U G G group met at Turner hall with 54 members present to nominate officers for the new year. Ballot clerks included James Lena Augsburger John J Wyss and William C Rieder sf with tellers Mrs John A Mueller and Mrs Agnes Hinds. Birthday greetings were sung to several members and luncheon served by George C Rothenbuehler assisted by others. Officers for 1948 49 were listed and next meeting set for Oct 22 to elect new officers.

Turner Hall James Lena Augsburger John J. Wyss William C. Rieder John A. Mueller Agnes Hinds Mmes Euphemia Lengacher Herman J. “Baumgartner Barbara ‘Yost Gus Schadewal

Jordan Homemakers Meet With Lehmans

Jordan Homemakers gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Louis Lehman’s home in Argyle with cohostess Mrs. LaVerne Lehman. Last season’s secret pals were revealed and new names drawn. Neighbors and guests, prizes were awarded. next meeting set for Oct. 4 at Mrs. Leonard Boyntown’s Browntown home. Members and visitors listed include Mrs. William May and Mrs. Neil Swiggum, with Harlan Voegh Oscar Evanson Victor Wells Orson Wells among attendees. Programs to resume as Monticello Times reports Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed missionary society start fall with 7 pm potluck. Washington Reformed Aid Society holds parish house meeting with picnic dinner at 12:30 pm.

Ahe Jordan Homemakers Club Louis Lehman Argyle LaVerne Lehman Leonard Boyntown Route 1 Browntown William May Neil Swiggum Mmes Harland Voegh Oscar Evanson Victor Orson Wells Monticello Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Missionary Society Washington Reformed Aid Society

Missionary Group Initiates New Members at Immanuel Church

The Missionary Group of Immanuel Church met with 51 members and two guests as three new members Mrs. Howard L. Orians Mrs. Verley M. Denny and Mrs. Maurice Babler were initiated in a ceremony led by Mrs. Amanda Rabehl. Church stewardship program featured by Mmes. Ernest C. Busjahn Harold A. Wagner Herbert T. Johnson and John H. Chambers. Refreshments served by social committee chaired by Willard G. Mauermann. Next meeting slated as rally and guest night with a picnic supper in the church basement.

Sprong Missionary Society of the Immanuel Church Amanda Rabehl Howard L. Orians Verley M. Denny Maurice Babler Mmes Ernest C. Busjahn Harold A. Wagner Herbert T.’ Johnson John H. Chambers Walter G

Browntown Party Honors Two Incoming Freshmen

Mr and Mrs James Green and daughters Patricia and Gloria and Mrs Mary Young hosted Tuesday dinner for Mr and Mrs R J Cook and son Marlin at Browntown The event honored Patricia who will enter St Mary's Notre Dame and Marlin bound for the University of Wisconsin for their freshman year at college

James Green Patricia Gloria Mary Young 25Th Avenue R. J. Cook Marlin Browntown St. Mary's of Notre Dame University of Wiscons

Mrs Dwyer Reports On Moose Convention

Charles R Dwyer attended the national Moose convention in San Francisco in mid August with Mrs William Trickel and Simon Sen atsch and gave a report on a four and a half hour Moose parade before about 60 Women of the Moose members on Wednesday night. Prizes were awarded by Mmes Louis R Wolleson and Bessie Boeck. Luncheon was served by Mmes Robert H Maurer Will E Tertin and Lavina Thoreson.

Charles R. Dwyer San Francisco William Trickel Simon Senatsch Mmes Louis R. Wolleson Bessie Boeck Robert H. Maurer Will E. Tertin Lavina Thoreson

Kleppe Group Reunion Held at Grundahl's

The Kleppe family reunion gathered Sunday at Milo Grundahl's home near Daleyville. A cafeteria dinner was served with attendees including the Grundahls, Mrs. Ray McGuigan, Kenny and Billy, Vivian Johnson and Norman Blanchardville, Elmer Peterson, Grant Hendrickson, Madison Albert Thompson of Waterloo Iowa, William Anderson and son of Elmwood Nebraska, Walter Hemelstrand and son of Lexington Nebraska, Lloyd Stenseth and family of Blue Mounds, Warren Schmidt and family of Mineral Point, and Lizzie Maes of Belleville, Olga Kleppe, among others.

Wraucnaruyiue Kleppe Milo Grundahl Daleyville Grundahls Ray McGuigan Kenny Billy Mmes Vivian Johnson Norman Blanchardville Elmer Peterson Grant Hendrickson Madison Albert Thompson Waterloo William Anderson Elmwood Neb Walter Hemelstrand Lexington

Local Families Named Among Hollandale Residents

Kenneth Kleppe Judy Thompson family Ludwig Kleppe family Obert Runden family Clifford Anderson family Atalia Anne Thompson Clarence Blaine Luella and son Olive Ankaltrud Andres Kleppe Ruth Nygaard Mt Horeb all of Hollandale and Mt Horeb listed among residents.

Aimes Kenneth Kleppe Judy T. A. Thompson Ludwig Kleppe Obert Runden Clifford Anderson Atalia Anne Thompson Clarence Blaine Luella Hollandale Olaf Ankaltrud Andres Kleppe Ruth Nygaard Mt. Horeb

Miss Sophie Affolter Shower Honors A Bride To Be

Miss Sophie Affolter was guest of honor at a pre nuptial shower at the home of Mrs J A Van Wagenen with Mrs Roy A Beach as hostess She will wed Robert Kleckler of Mc Connell Ill Sept 25 at St Johns church A decorated cart with gifts was drawn to the honoree Court whist honors went to Therese Meichtry and Mrs Arthur Widmer Guests included Mrs Robert Penniston Argyle Mines Frederick Rieder Lee O Jacobs E G ZumBrunnen Arthur Widmer Harry Grinnell and Misses Meichtry Shirley Kundert and Genevieve Miller

Mliss Sophie Affolter J. A. van Wagenen Roy A. Beach Miss Affolter Robert Kleckler McConnell, Ill St. John’s Church Therese Meichtry Arthur Widmer van W Genen Carol Robert Penniston Argyle, Mines Frederick Rieder Lee O. Jacobs E. G. ZumBrunnen Harry Grinnell Misses Meichtry Shirley Kundert Genevieve Miller

Church remodeling at St Pauls Wayne township volunteers aid

Members of St Pauls Church Wayne township plan interior remodeling and chancel rearrangement plus installation of memorial gift electric organ. Volunteers include Walter Fernstaedt Otto Fernstaedt Herman Krupke Leo Tornow John Thurmann and Herman Fernstaedt. The Albany special notes Rita Thurman elected president of Methodist Youth Fellowship with officers Sherwood Carlson Marlene Cortrite and Karen Kittleson.

Prowmown Specu St. Paul’s Church Wayne Township Walter Fernstaedt Otto Fernstaedt Herman Krupke Leo Tornow John Thurmann Herman Fernstaedt Albany Rita Thurman Methodist Youth Fellowship Sherwood Carlson Marlene Cortrite Karen Kittleson Lyle Trow Cynthia Bartlett Burdell Trow World Friendship

Tiedemann Opens Platteville Jewelry Store

Tiedemann, formerly at Miller's jewelry store on the south side of the square, returns to Platteville to open a new jewelry shop. A Jones County Junior College watchmaking graduate from Ellisville Mississippi, he holds a Wisconsin watchmakers license.

Obert .Tiedemann Miller's Jewelry Platteville Jones County Junior College Ellisville Miss Wisconsin

Old shop torn down for new cement block addition

The old blacksmith shop has been torn down and Carter and Gruenewald are erecting a new east addition to their implement shop. The structure will be of cement block.

Carter and Gruenewald

Homemakers Hold District Meetings in Green County

District meetings of Homemakers presidents and secretaries discuss projects selected by the executive committee. Browntown center officers met at B. E. Maddrell home Browntown while New Glarus and Monticello area officers met at New Glarus high school.

Green County Browntown Center B. E. Maddrell Browntown New Glarus Monticello New Glarus High School Arthur Hanson Winslow J. William May Avery Yost Frank Stubbe Harvey Elmer Pleasant Arthur Anes Roy Bentley Frank Schiesser New Glarus Center Fred Abbott Route 1 Monticello Center James Pierce

Cadiz Circle and Charter Chums Lead Local Groups

Goddy and Elmer Foulker join Worthwhile along with Wm Mau and B E Maddrell in Jolly Workers. Frank Stubbe and Oscar Drye paired with Cadiz Circle while Avery Yost aligns with Charter Chums in community groups.

Today's Markets Chicago shows farm price activity across hogs cattle poultry and grains

Hog market 5 500 salable with top 22.25 for choice 215 240 lb. sow prices steady to strong. lighter weights 18.75 21.75. heavier sows 15.00 20.00. Cattle 1 000 salable calves 200. loads high choice steers to 32.00. best heifers 27.75 29.25. cows 14.25 16.50. bulls 18.00 20.00. dealers 26.00 28.00. Live poultry prices uneven with small declines. butter steady eggs firm. Grains show brief strength but rates retreat with selling pressure. December wheat peaks but fails to sustain gains.

Chicago USDA Board of Trade

September corn climbs on buying by export house

The first time since June corn led gains in the session with September futures rising as a large export house increased buying, signaling strong demand despite a slow market.

Wall Street Tends Mixed As Losses Small On Broad Market

Wall Street showed faint but persistent tendencies with small losses and several plus signs in a mixed session. Stocks like Studebaker US Rubber Montgomery Ward Dow Chemical American Tobacco and Union Pacific declined while Consolidated Edison Du Pont General Electric NY Central Sinclair Oil Standard Oil NJ and US Gypsum rose. Corporate bonds moved on a narrowly irregular path.

Wall Street New York Studebaker U. S. Rubber Montgomery Ward Dow Chemical American Tobacco Union Pacific Consolidated Edison du Pont General Electric N. Y. Central Sinclair Oil Standard Oil U. S. Gypsum

Murphy Nominated Ambassador to Belgium

Washington reports Robert D. Murphy of Wisconsin head of the German and Austrian affairs division at the State Department was nominated by President Truman to serve as ambassador to Belgium.

Protest Shuts Off Deer Hunting Land in Wisconsin

About 25 000 acres in central Wisconsin will be closed to hunting this year after property owners and the conservation commission allowed shooting of does fawns and spiked horn bucks. Gov. Rennebohm signed the order and H B Gross of Warrens was elected president of the Deer Protective League at a meeting. The group aims to preserve the deer herd.

Warrens —Vry Wisconsin Seoul U. S Con- Deer Protective League Ressmen A League Japan Monroe, Jackson Juneau Rep Huberland Ohio

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St. John’s Group Jordan Lehmans The Swiss Cheese Shop Hiway Immanuel Church Mrs. Dwyer Grundahl Tiedemann Harvey S. Stauffacher White Block Monroe Colorado Blumer Pharmacy Brillion Surestand Studer Super Service GENU Kempfert PE Pyalet ZycerOiNn INS Thorp Ned Gomi Owen Genie 16Th Avenue Monroe, Wis Barton and Hoesly Wis Olks Buick Fisher 11Th Street Badger Motors Wlad
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