Social Events Miss Roselyn Wells Weds Melvin Dietmeier Jr
Miss Roselyn Wells daughter of Otis E Wells route 3 married Melvin Dietmeier Jr son of Melvin Dietmeier sr Orangeville at St Victor s Church. Rev E C McCollow officiated. Helen Bussman maid of honor wore a daffodil yellow gown and carried a yellow bronze corsage. Victor Wells, the bride s brother, was best man. Ushers John Bussman Jr Marvin Bidlingmaier. Edwin W Schuetze played Ave Maria. Bride wore white satin gown with lace and off the shoulder yoke, long train, orange blossom trim. She carried a pink orchid on a prayer book with lilies. A dinner followed at Monroe hotel with guests from Warren Winslow Orangeville Freeport South Wayne Rock Falls Lena. They plan a two week wedding trip to the west coast via Grand Canyon and Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor’s Church
Roselyn Wells
Otis E. Wells
Route 3
Melvin Dietmeier Jr
Melvin Dietmeier Sr
Orangeville
E. C. McCollow
Helen Bussman
Warren
Victor Wells
John Bussman Jr
Marvin Bidlingmaier
Winslow
Edwin W. Schuetze
Monroe
Freeport
South Wayne
Rock Falls
Lena
Open House Honors J J Figi at Zwingli Church
A Sunday afternoon open house from 2 to 4 at the Zwingli house honors J J Figi longtime New Glarus resident and Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church member. He nears 75 this Wednesday and has served 55 years as Sunday school superintendent and as a choir member or director. He also was church organist and an officer of the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwingli House
J. J. Figi
New Glarus
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
Brooklyn Newlyweds Relocate to Evansville After Wedding
Mrs. Robert Merlin Ross and her husband have moved to 251 West Liberty Street Evansville after marrying last Saturday at Brooklyn Community Methodist Church. The former Jeanette Frautschy is the daughter of Roy and Mrs Frautschy of Brooklyn. Mrs. Ross worked as an X ray technician in Rockford. Mr. Ross is employed by Bowman Dairy Co in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvmaign
Robert Merlin Ross
Brooklyn Community Methodist Church
W. Liberty Street
Evansville
Ross
Jeanette Elizabeth Frautschy
Roy Frautschy
Brooklyn
Eric Ross
Rockford
Bowman Dairy Co
Universalists Name United Census Workers
Seven members of the Universalist Aid society were appointed to serve as workers during the united religious census across Green county. The appointees are Mmes. Burton H. Lynch, Russell V. Grant, Edward C. Einbeck, Harvey Hadinger, Russell J. Myers, F. W. Galle and Roy M. Grant. About 40 people attended the session to hear summer vacation summaries by society members. Mrs. Lydia West of Los Angeles was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Aid Society
United Religious
Green County
Mmes
Burton H. Lynch
Russell V. Grant
Edward C. Einbeck
Harvey Hadinger
Russell J.myers
F. W. Galle
Roy M. Grant
Aid Society
Lydia West
Los Angeles
Luncheon Bridge Held At Country Club Here
A luncheon bridge party was hosted yesterday at the Monroe Country Club by co hosts Wienn r nubiy James Forbes and Edward A Ninne man. Forty guests attended as ten tables were set for play. The top three scores went to Mrs Harold R Dahms Mrs Otto A Lanz and Mrs Peter S Solomon. Honors were given to Mmes Rolland R Etter Ralph H Wenger John A Becker and Miss Margaret Burgi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wienn R. Nubiy
James Forbes
Edward A.’ Ninneman
Monroe Country Club
Harold R. Dahms
Otto A. Lanz
Peter S. Solomon
Mmes
Rolland R. Etter
Ralph H. Wenger
John A. Becker
Margaret Burgi
Country Club Opens Card Program Series
Monroe Country club hosted a card night attracting 40 members to the club house. Bridge honors went to Rolland R Etter Miss Nell B Burgi and Mr and Mrs Kenneth W Stuart. Gin rummy winners were Harold W Biffle and Dr N E Bear. Co hosts were Alvin H Babler and Dr Bear. Next session hosts will be Ralph Stauffacher and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Rolland R. Etter
Nell B. Burgi
Kenneth W. Stuart
Harold W. Biffle
N. E. Bear
Alvin H. Babler
Ralph Stauffacher
Route 2
Social hour and doll making at meeting
Last evening gifts were exchanged during the social hour. Lunch was served by Mrs Burington and assistants. Officers conducting the presentation and initiation included Judith Thorpe and others. A corn husk doll making project began at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sory
Lois Johnson
Lois Holland
Joanne Block
Juda Woman's Club Art Program Opens Season
The Juda Woman's Club met Thursday evening at Mrs Theodor Newman home to launch the season with an art program. Covers for the year were designed by art chairs Mrs Martha Rodenbaugh and Mrs Rachael Buhlman and printed by Miss Marian Newman. Special guest Mrs Francis Burt of Albany attended and Miss Inez Weaver performed a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodor Newman
Martha Rodenbaugh
Rachael Buhlman
Marian Newman
Francis Burt
Albany
Inez Weaver
OES at Orangeville Hosts Friends Night Ceremony
Willow chapter East ern Star held Friends Night with about 75 guests including Mr. and Mrs. Will Haupt and several acting matron and patron pairs from Winnebago and Willow chapters. Guests from Davis Pearl City Winslow Freeport and Chicago attended. Mary in Fairchild of Freeport was honored guest as duets from Grayce Showers and Jean Stocker were performed. Lunch followed in the dining room organized by Charles Phillips Leland Kilian Arvilla Yolmes Clifton Rabe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rampeysne
Willow Chapter
Eastern Star
Will Haupt
Dorothy McGee
Albert McGee
Winnebago
Io Cardascio
Winslow
Ransom Dinges
Davis
Pearl City
Freeport
Chicago
Maryin Fairchild
Grayce _ Showers
Jean Stocker
Wilmer Palmer
Charles Phillips
Leland Kilian
Arvilla Yolmes
Clifford Rabe
Albany Groups Plan Meetings This Week
The Baptist Men’s Fellowship will meet Tuesday evening with Robert Douglas for broquet and horseshoes. The Baptist Women’s Mission Union meets Thursday afternoon in the church casement with guest speaker Mrs. N. H. Cobb of Delavan, president of the Wisconsin Baptist Women. hostesses are Mrs. Kyle Miller, Mrs. Herbert King, and Mrs. Carlyle Porterfield. guests are welcome. The WCTU meets Tuesday with Mrs. Jane Flint and program led by Mrs. John Morgenthaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Men's Fellowship
Robert Douglas
Baptist Women’s Mission Union
N. H. Cobb
Delavan
Cobb
Wisconsin Baptist Women
Mmes
Kyle Miller
Herbert King
Carlyle Porterfield
WCTU
Jane Flint
John Morgenthaler
Australian War Bride Speaks at Orangeville WSCS
The Methodist WSCS met at Mrs. Kenneth Burington’s country home. Mrs. Wilbert Wild, an Australian war bride, spoke on Australia and answered questions. She said Australians value education differently and that churches are government supported. her husband noted no canning in Australia and she displayed handmade tea and egg cosies. Rev. Fred Anderson outlined next year’s church program. Mrs. Ad Zweifel attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist Church
Kenneth Burington
E. C. Priewe
Wilbert Wild
Australia
Wild
Fred Anderson
Ad Zweifel
Homemakers Accept Mrs John Marty Jr In Mt Pleasant Group
Mrs John Marty Jr was accepted into the Mt Pleasant Homemakers club at a Thursday meeting held in the Charles G Purinton home on route 1 Monticello. Twenty eight members attended and discussed plans for a Chicago trip this month. Club secret sisters were revealed and new names exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marty Jr
Mt. Pleasant
Charles G. Purinton
Route 1
Monticello
Chicago
Grace Lutheran girls meet Monday in church parlors
The Girls Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church will gather at 4 p.m. Monday in the church parlors. Barbara Boyd will present the topic, with Marian Due and Gladys Due as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Barbara Boyd
Marian
Gladys Due
Honored at Farewell for Joan Andrews Leaves for Naperville
Mrs. Harvey Andrews hosted 19 guests at Tud ay night to bid farewell to her daughter Joan, who departs Sunday for Naperville Illinois to enter North Central College as a freshman. Donald Albright and Miss Maxine Miller won honors in card games. Albany WSCS of the Methodist church plans Thursday meeting at the Community Center with Mrs. Carl Carlson in charge and hostesses Mrs. C. H. Ferguson and Mrs. William Trow assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Andrews
Joan
Naperville
Ill
North Central College
Donald Albright
Maxine Miller
Albany
WSCS
Methodist Church
Carl Carlson
Oora G. Compton
C. H. Ferguson
William Trow
Twin sisters honored at Monticello birthday party
Mrs Arthur Raich of Milwaukee and Mrs Charles Rolph Mrs John Richards Mrs William W aebler and children attended a birthday party for Mrs Rolph and Mrs Richards and sister Mrs Herman Meyers at her Madison home. Blanchardville couple announce Joyce Johnson to Robert Aldeman wedding set Oct 29 at Yellowstone Lutheran church.
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Monticello
Arthur Raich
Milwaukee
Mmnes
Charles Rolph
John Richards
William Waebler
Rolph
Blanchardville
Harry Bistop
Joyce Johnson
Robert Aldeman
New Glarus
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Sisters Hold Picnic at Baptist Missionary Parlor
The annual Baptist Missionary Sister picnic dinner took place Thursday at the church parlors. Missionary sisters were revealed during the social afternoon. Band Boosters club will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the school house in Orangeville.
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Baptist Missionary Sister
Orangeville
Monticello News of a Busy Week's Socials
Monticello residents recount a week of visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Holcomb and others returned from Spooner. many dinners, calls, and weekend visits across Monroe New Glarus Madison and Milwaukee are noted with numerous family events and travels.
Chicago Visits and Family Travel Highlights
A string of social notes from Monroe and nearby towns records visits and trips. Chicago is a recurring destination as residents like Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Isely and Robert Schupbach enjoy extended stays and vacations with family. Others report travels to Milwaukee, Juda, New Hampton and New Glarus, with multiple households hosting and visiting relatives across the region.
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Chicago
Alfred Isely
Henry J. Elmer
Dallas Wilde
Monroe
Edward Mills
Milwaukee
Isea
J. W. Barlow
W.S. Hoesly
Rox Ann Kubly
Barbara Rhyner
Ida Schenk
Robert Schupbach
North Side
Swiss Cheese Co-op
Jacob Becker
Juda
George Rodenburg
Arthur Staedtler
Etta ‘Babler
New ‘Hampton
Henry ‘Stuessy Jr
Otto Babler
New Glarus
Rep Smith Attacks Yugoslavia Loan as National Disgrace
Rep. Smith of Wisconsin called the U S 20 million loan to Yugoslavia a national disgrace in a telegram to Export-Import Bank president Herbert Gas ton demanding to know if the loan had White House and State Department approval. He said the Tito loan insults those who died in the anti communism war and questioned the North Atlantic treaty and arms for Europe programs if the United States sides with Stalin.
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Washington
Ory
Smith
R-Wis
U. S
Yugoslavia
Herbert E. Gaston
Truman
State Department
Tito
Stalin
Examination Ordered For Youths on Charge
David R. Aumock aged 23 and his brother William aged 17 appeared in Green county court on charges of taking indecent liberties with minors. Both were ordered for mental observations with David sent to the state hospital at Madison for 30 days and William to Wisconsin General hospital. They will reappear in county court after the exam for pleas and further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Aumock
William
Green
David R
Madison
Matt Soloran
Wisconsin General Hospital
Rockford Hobby Show Opens At Shrine Temple
The Rockford Hobby club hosts its fifth annual antiques and hobby show at the Shrine temple in Rockford. The entire floor will feature hobby collections with exhibits open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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Rockford
Rockford Hobby Club
Shrine Temple
Illinois Guardsmen Thank State Hosts
Maj. Gen. Joseph A. Teece of the 44th infantry division thanked Wisconsin for hospitality as the unit passed through Monroe on August 13 and 27. He praised normal prices, courtesy from merchants, and the welcome at Camp McCoy where the division trained. In Monroe the troops held an overnight bivouac with a softball game a dance and free pie and coffee. Vehicles of the 129th regiment refueled twice in Monroe.
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Joseph A. Teece
44Th Infantry
Monroe
Wisconsin
Jacob J. Gerhardt
Camp McCoy
General Teece
123Rd Infantry Regiment
129Th Regiment
Social Security Office Moves Madison Site
The Social Security Administration office relocates from the post office to the Hinkson Building at 414 East Washington Avenue in Madison. Hours remain 2 to 3 30 PM on the fourth Wednesday each month at the Monroe post office. Services include wage credit checks, record corrections, benefit explanations, filing claims, and answering social security questions except tax matters.
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Mansson
Bureau of Internal Revenue
U N Proposes Nimitz to arbitrate Kashmir dispute
The United Nations Kashmir commission disclosed it has proposed Admiral Chester Nimitz to arbitrate the India Pakistan Kashmir dispute. Nimitz decisions would be binding, the commission said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melvin Dietmeir Jr
St. Victor's
Farm Bureau
J. Douglas
Associated Women of Farm Bureau
Green Lake
Sam Waelti
Frank Bloom
Jordan
Verna Kubly
Arleigh J. | Frautschy
Clarno
Vincent Thomm
Fred Salzwejel
Robert Blumer
Glenn Roderick
J.J. Figi
Blondie
Chic
Wey
Ny, ME
Big Sister
LES Forgave WY Eee
Mandrake the Magician
Aloni
Lee Falk
Strich Mems
Sielliyeah
Akes
Universalists
United Census Workers
Country Club
Fidelity Juvie Club
Moose Hall
Juda Woman's Club
OES At
O. D. Curtis
Ira Holcomb
Clarence Holcomb
Robert Holcomb Sr
LaVerne
Dave Brink
Lena Babier
Abraham Kubly
Mo!ree
Barbara Freitag
St. Clare
Ray Nelson
Frederick Madison
Clarence Wittenwyier
Wilbert Marty
Columbus
Albert Marty
Myron Olson
Billy
Bobby
Badger Village
Vola Jordan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cecil Jordan
Nelson
Harris Babler
Marijane
Jill Ann
Marshyfield
Labor Day
Browntown
Henry Gessler
Raymond Gessler
F. W. Voegels
Frederick
Robert Streiff
Frieda Benkert
Bank of Monticello
Fannie G
Excelsior Springs
Louise Zweifel
Sha’ Nee
Heinzelman
Ray Ballman
Sally
Jacob Legler
Paul Veenie
Clarence Wittner
Jacob Burgy
H. C. Hoesly
Albert Knobel
Walter Haur
Leo
John Burkhard Jr
Charles Schnetz
Jacob Voegeli
Howard
Jack Hoskins
Douglas
Jean Ann
Clarence Elmer Jr
Dorothy Pagel
William Pagel
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
Dorothy —_Stauffacher
Henry C. Sees
Henry E. Babler
John
Richard Stauffachler
Baraboo
Conrad Stauffacher
Dick Stauffacher
Louise — Zweifel
Shawnee
Okla
Fred Zweifel
Regular Voegels
Baltz Hoesly
A. R. Achtenmeier
Paul J
Nic Frenag
Frederick Sammond
Wallace P. Barlow
W. L. Zweifel
Richard Retrum
William V. Baebler
Mary
Stone Lake
Sissabagama Lake
Spooner
Frank Zettig
Robert Holcomb
Fred J. Duerst
C. M. Stauffer
A. W. Peterson
Darlyne
A. J. Peterson
Ed Wallom
Willis D. Freitag
Henry D. Freitag
Michigan City
Ind
Jes ]T. Leach Jr
Leila Wescott
New York City
Helga Nicholls
Leonard Beadle Jr
Janesville High School
Ernest Robers Jr
Plymouth
Rosemary
Mission House College
Bernard Biederman
Dennis
Alfred Wettach
Werner Brun
Jefferson
Anton Hefty
P. J. Aultman
Cincinnati
J.P. Zweifel
Lois Isely
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Illinois
Social Security Office
Brillion
Surestand
Studer Super Service
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