Pythian Sisters Open Fall Meeting in K P Hall
The Pythian Sisters opened their fall meeting with a picnic supper and business session in K P hall led by Mrs. Eva Galusha. The charter was draped for two deceased members, Mrs. Edward Bayrhoffer and Harry Albright. Vocal duet by Mrs. Glen Stauffecher and Mrs. Roy F. Davis followed. Mrs. Charles Buehler elected to fill office of mis bequests. Card honors went to Adele Ludlow and Eva Galusha for contract and to Walter Kuebli and Buehler for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Eva Galusha
Allie Kubly
Carrie Ruehle
Edward Bayrhoffer
Harry Albright
Gaiusha
Glen Stauffecher
Roy F. Davis
Birthday Party for Joan Severson Celebrates Sixth
A party honoring Joan Severson daughter of Mr and Mrs S M Severson 1018 29th Avenue marked her sixth birthday Games were played and refreshments served Attendees included Stephany West Royletta Dickson Mariene Riley and Shirley and Jeanette Lewis K of C Auxiliary Anniversary Observed at KC hall the Knights of Columbus auxiliary celebrated its first anniversary with a card party High honors in bridge went to Mrs Harold J Lamboley low to Mrs Louis A Koenig Mary Shook led in 500 with Mrs Thomas Briggslow assisting.Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Severson
S. M. Severson
29Th Avenue
Stephany West
Royletta Dickson
Mariene Riley
Shirley
Jeanette Lewis
Livestock and Grain Markets Turnover in Chicago and New York
Livestock market in Chicago shows Salabie hogs at 16.24 ceiling with 1 200 head, cattle and calves totals 2 000 and 500 respectively, top yearlings and steers at 20.25, bulls 13.50 ceiling, stock cattle scarce. Grain market eases with late-session buying despite CCC wheat purchases and corn grading outlook. Live poultry and dairy products trade firm with varying wholesale bids and receipts. New York stock market struggles but shows signs of convalescence after a long downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agriculture Department
United Kingdom
Browntown News Roundup and Local Fine Details
A surprise birthday for OE Wells at the Victor Wells home featured guests including Donald Digman Ina Williams John Schlappe Winslow Russell Hanson and Otis Wells. a 500 gift was given. Lee Whitehead is improving. Various local visits and civic notes follow with school openings and staff assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wells
Oe Wells
Mssrs
Donald Digman
Ina Williams
John Schlappe
Winslow
Russell Hanson
Freddie Hartwick
Otis Wells
Lee Whitehead
Farmer Bast
Dubuque
Clark Keller
Rockford
Edward Wolf
Elmer Bast
Bast
Frank Devoe
Roy Lewis
Frank Larson
Elwin Devoe
Monroe
Myron Hurd
Freeport
B. W. Binger
Edgerton
R. E. Erickson
Erickson
Rock River
Ray Hackett
Reese Binger
Beloit
LeRoy
E Crago
Market rally fades after sharp declines across sectors
Traders cited short covering and bargain buying as the list appeared oversold. Heavy bidding delayed ticker tape by up to four minutes in the first hour as officials noted advances in steel, motors, rails, rubbers, oils, coppers, mail orders and utilities. Many gains narrowed before midday with notable movers including Eastman Kodak, U S Steel, Bethlehem, GM, Chrysler, GE, and Standard Oil. Bonds and cotton futures strengthened amid the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Kodak
Schenley
U. 8S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Good
Unity on industrial basis as union rejects anti communist purge
United Electrical Workers delegates at Milwaukee voted 2839 to 673 to accept a majority report that membership would not be withheld due to race creed or political belief. The convention debated anti communist resolutions and heard leaders argue against banning communists from office and denounced totalitarian ideologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
United Electrical Workers Convention
Resolutions Committee
David Davis
Philadelphia
Police Department
James J. Matles
Reeny
New Books at Ludlow Memorial Library This Week
Ludlow Memorial library adds eight new titles this week including Soups Stews and Chowders by Lily Wallace A Treasury of Names by Evelyn Wells American Legend by Robert and Dorothy Van Gelder How to Audition for Radio by Ted Cott Your Nerves by Louis E Bisch New Careers in Industry by John M Amiss Esther Sherman We Happy Few by Helen Howe Deborah by Marian Castle Readings cover cooking names history radio nerves careers and regional life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Memorial Library
Lily Wallace
Evelyn Wells
New World
America
Robert
Dorothy van Gelder
Ted Cott
Louis E. Bisch
John M. Amiss
Esther Sherman
Helen Howe
Deborah
Marian Castle
Dakota
Community Guests And Family Celebrations In Orangeville
Local residents report visits and gatherings across area towns. Mr. and Mrs. Schwitz marked their 25th anniversary with a picnic and cake as relatives from Monroe Freeport Janesville and Chicago joined festivities. Several dinners and Sunday calls spanned Dakota Juda Madison and Rock Grove communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Goodhart
Ellen
Marengo
Isaac Gross
Katharine Leiser
Pelmer Albright
Monticello
William Albright
Merl Emrick
Milton Wolf
Glen Mitchell
Dakota
Leslie Schwitz
Schwitz
George Clark
Donna
Jean
Monroe
Eddie Dominguez
Gary
Freeport
Floyd French
Sonja
LeRoy Huttin
Arthur Bennett
Milford
Robert
Edith Schwitz
Clifford Augenstine
Janesville
Vernom White
Anna Hinds
Chicago
B. Cc. Holloway
Hinds
R. W. Moore
Clara Bolender
Fred Anderson
Lena Camp
Kenneth Gross
Kenneth Jr
Lee Barker
Lowell Barker
Madison
Thomas Bowen
Harry MeeCulley
Cenfer
Main Street
Abraham
Winslow
Mr. Abraham
Gilbert Abraham
Alyce
Marlene Stites
Windecker
Orville
Albany Visitors Recall Longawaited Trip
Albany residents Mrs. William Steindorf lists visitors from Cherokee Ja and Monroe Michigan area. Mr. Riley, returning after 69 years, joins relatives at the Joe Striker home and at the Eldred and Striker families. Betty Eldred’s upcoming marriage is noted among local gatherings and birthday celebrations for Shirley Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlo Dodge
Emma Beck
William Riley
Faye
Mr. Riley
Joe Striker
Monroe
William Broge
Alvin
South Wayne
Betty
Louis Eldred
Harold Eldred
Joseph Striker
Lucille
Minder
Paul Striker
Fred Abbott
Monticello
Shirley
George Coplien
Albany
Ervin Coplien
Local Social News Sees Family Visits and Church Meetings
Sharon and family members from Striker Feldt Bruggman and Feldt groups gather in Monticello and Monroe. Mrs Steindorf visits Beloit. Albany Gap church unions meet with Mrs Werner with assists. Mr and Mrs Smout and Root families spend weekends with relatives. Jimmy Graves ill at St Clare Monroe. Ronald Mabie visits with Mabie parents.
New Glarus Visitors Callers and Travel Notes
In Verona Beleville and surrounding areas last Friday Saturday and Sunday many residents hosted or visited relatives and friends. Nick Zentner Irving Sarbacher and Mrs Sarbacher called in Verona and Beleville. Arthur Gmur and family plus Gordon from Los Angeles joined Joseph Gmur for dinner. Roswell Phillip and Charles visited Fred Haldiman. Mavis Hoesty of Madison spent the weekend with her parents. Richard Gmur will attend La Crosse Teachers College. Stanley Freitag and daughters left for Rice Lake for a week’s vacation. Herman Bell and children visited Beloit. Mrs Julian Elmer and Mrs Hugo Bichel joined for trips to Eau Claire and Weston Wisconsin. Eldon Marshal and John were mentioned in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Zentner
Irving Sarbacher
Verona
Beleville
Arthur Gmur
Gordon
Los Angeles
Werner Ziltner
Stephen
Joseph Gmur
Roswell Phillipson
Charles
Blanchardville
Fred Haldiman
Mavis Hoesty
Madison
Eau Claire
Weston
Wis
Eldon Marshal
John
Visitors and moves shift households in Legler and Boulder
Legler Arizona and Miss Alice Marshal of Boulder Colorado visit Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ott. Mr and Mrs William Scheu moved Tuesday from rooms above the New Glarus hardware store into the Kehrli residence. The Scheu rooms will soon house Mr and Mrs Ray Duerst and family.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Weoll Street Trading
New York
Browntown
C. L. Crage
Elks National Memorial
CIO Electricians
J. E. Lovell, D. V. M
Wisconsin
Cranston Road Yard
Dane Lumber CO
Beloit, Wisc
Ludlow
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
William Engels
Willard Becker
Shannon
Otto Folgate
Victor Folgate
Eli Wilson
Noble Wilson
Jake Gearhart
Arlene
Earl Barron
Homer Walker
Ray Askey
Leslie Smith
Whittier
Calif
Fred van Matre
L. D. van Matre
Cheryl Kramer
W.F. Feiler
Hazel Kramer
Burdette Parkinson
William Auman
John Webner
William Brunkow
Sam Matzke
Juda
Guy Boyer
Verl Boyer
James Boyer
E. C. Priewe
Armin
D. W. Rhoads
Oregon
Ill
Lyle Rinehart
Russell Carter
Charles Robbe
Roy Hefty
Dora
Willard Schneider
A. A. Clarno
Stanley Hulbert
Russell Reed
Percy Harless
Glen Geiter
Henry Hortsmeier
Rock Grove
William Steindorf
Wenger & Kramer
Geigel’s
Vaughn Root
Anne Madison
Mae Graves
Glarus
Avery
McCormick
McCor
McC
John Deere
Henry Kramer
St Pen
Blumers
Walgreen System Drug Store
Eversharp
Gambler the Friendly Store
Deedy Fashion
Monroe Shoe Store
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