Social Events Bring St Omar Chapter Back With Potluck
Seventy five Eastern Star members of St Omar Chapter resume meetings after summer recess in Mason ic hall with a back to school potluck. Tables decorative by Miss Margaret Baker and Mrs. Evelyn Hartwig. officers and members supported by co chairmen and others. Mrs Bruce J Blum honored for her year as worthy grand matron. Milwaukee grand chapter session planned for Sept 26 to 28. Kohli presents Australia narrative with slides and travelogue queued for a later date.
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Masonic Hall
St. Omar
Eastern Star
Margaret Baker
Evelyn Hartwig
Walter J. Hammer
John A. Becker
Albert D. Geigel
Victor I. Corson
Wilbur E. Deininger
Maude Wenger
Margaret
Nell Burgi
Sam Hoesly
Australia
Louis H Kohli
World
Double Rites Unite Couples at New Glarus
In a 2 pm Sept 7 double wedding at the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed parsonage in New Glarus, Miss Marlene Mae Garde wed Gordon Burki and Miss Gertrude P. Burki paired with William L. Quinn. Rev. Walter J. Stuckey officiated.
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New Glarus
Marlene Mae Garde
Gordon
Burki
Gertrude P. Burki
William L. Quinn
Walter J. Stuckey
Beverly Babler Birthday Slumber Party at Monticello
Mrs. Herman Babler hosted a Sunday slumber party for her daughter Beverly's 13th birthday in Monticello. Guests Judith Karlen, Emily Gempeler, Donna Kohler, and Ardys Rosen joined. Carla Blum and Caroli Grunder could not attend. Beverly received gifts. breakfast was served in a dolls pajama table setup after games and records.
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Monticello
Herman Babler
Beverly
VFW Auxiliary Opens Fall Meeting With 35 Members
The VFW auxiliary met in Turner hall for the first fall gathering with 35 members present. President Mrs. Dean N. Peterson presided. Mrs. David D. Ruehlman was initiated and Mrs. William Elliott was installed as banner bearer. Tray mats were prepared for the Waukesha sanatorium and Dr. Ruehlman will deliver them. Refreshments were served after by Mrs. Edward J. Doyle, Mrs. Robert E. Henriquez, Mrs. William Elliott and Mrs. Max Waelti.
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VFW
Turner Hall
Dean N. Peterson
David D. Ruehlman
William Elliott
Monticello
Waukesha
Ruehlman
Mmes
Edward J. Doyle
Robert E. Henriquez
Max Waelti
Brodhead Emmanuel Plans Second Chance Film Showing
The WSCS of Emmanuel EUB church in Brodhead will show the feature length film Second Chance at 8 p m on Wednesday. The film, produced by a group of denominations, is released in the state through the EUB church for the rest of the year and will be available to the public after January.
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Brodhead
WSCS
Emmanuel Eub Church
EUB
Lena wedding reception attended by Priewes and Hurst family
Mrs. Orland Priewe and Mr. and Mrs. Orland Priewe attended the wedding reception for Carlene Hurst and George Olmstead Jr. Sunday at the bride’s parents’ Lena home. Other attendees included Emil Schwitz Emil Rayhorn Fred Solberger and daughter Walter Schmerse and son George Beard and son Ben Koester and Milton Folgate.
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Orangeville
Orland Priewe
Carlene Hurst
George Olmstead Jr
Joseph Hurst
Lena
Messrs
Mmes
Emil Schwitz
Emil Rayhorn
Fred Solberger
Walter Schmerse
George Beard
Ben Koester
Milton Folgate
Birthday party honors Floyd Dietmeier and wife
Mrs Floyd Dietmeier hosted a Sunday birthday party honoring her husband Floyd and Mrs Adam Zweifel. Guests included Adam Zweifel Steve Likens Stanley Hulbert Roy Wagner Gilbert Abraham Ralph Frautschy and Orland Priewe. A gift was given and refreshments served.
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Orangeville
Floyd Dietmeier
Floyd
Adam Zweifel
Messers
Mmes
Steve Likens
Stanley Hulbert
Roy Wagner
Gilbert Abraham
Ralph, Frautschy
Orland Priewe
Girl Scouts in City Decorate Cheese Day Floats
Monroe's Girl Scouts joined forces with leaders to create Cheese Day floats. A camping scene and a Swiss cheese wheel float featured Brownies, Intermediate and Senior scouts. Names on display include Josephine Krassy Sally Ruf Dorothy Cavitte Nancy Pilz Connie Smith Maureen Bruni Beverly Thorson Ruth Dwyer Sandra Burgi Diane Davis Sandra Miller Faye Stauffacher Judith Germann Karen Anderson Donna Blum Shirley Counselman Anita Ainsworth Carolyn Benkett Margaret Kofoed plus a long work party list.
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Monroe
Josephine Krassy
Sally Ruf
Dorothy Cavitte
Nancy Pilz
Connie Smith
Maureen Bruni
Beverly Thorson
Ruth Dwyer
Sandra Burgi
Diane Davis
Sandra Miller
Faye Stauffacher
Judith Germann
Karen Anderson
Donna Blum
Shirley Counselman
Anita Ainsworth
Carolyn Benkett
Margaret Kofoed
Floyd A. Davis
Paul W. Snowden
Edmund R. Anderson
Joan Hammer
Heidi Pfaeffli
Judith Thorpe
Barbara Frey
Jane Stauffacher
Barbara Boyd
Dora Schindler
Carol Schwingel
Barbara Mauerman
Audrey Holtshopple
Glenda Langston
Gloria Prien
Glenda Martin
Arlene Musser Engaged to William Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Musser of Ladysmith Wis announce the engagement of their daughter Arlene Ann to William Howard Peterson son of Mr. and Mrs Henry Peterson also of Ladysmith The wedding is set for Oct 20 which also marks the Mil ford Musser family silver wedding anniversary The Musser family were former Orangeville residents
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Orangeville
Milford Musser
Ladysmith
Wis
Arlene Ann
William Howard Peterson
Henry Peterson
Musser
Former classmates hold third annual picnic dinner
A group of former school mates held their third annual picnic dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Van Matre. Present were Mr and Mrs Steve Lik Rockford Stanley Hulbert Adam Zweifel Floyd Gearhart Richard Reuber Mrs Beulah Parriott and Lewis Cantrill. The picnic next year will be on the second Sunday in September at the home of Mr and Mrs Steve Likens Rockford.
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Orangeville
Clarence van Matre
Steve Lik
Rockford
Stanley Hulbert
Adam Zweifel
Floyd Gearhart
Richard Reuber
Beulah Parriott
Lewis Cantrill
Steve Likens
Materials Ready for Junior Red Cross to Green County Schools
Junior Red Cross materials will be distributed to Green county schools this Friday by Mrs. Herman D. Legler, chairwoman of Junior activities. Enrollment in Junior Red Cross will be completed by November 15.
Mark Anniversary Dinner for Anton Hefty Couple
Mr and Mrs Anton Hefty entertained at Sunday dinner honoring their 38th wedding anniversary.
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Monticello
Anton Hefty
Satisfactory recovery after knee surgery for teen
Dale Rod aged 18 of 2008 18th Avenue is listed in satisfactory condition at St Francis Hospital Freeport following surgery to repair a fractured left kneecap from a Thursday automobile crash. His family hopes he can go home by week’s end. Weekend visitors included Ray Rod and Floyd Howarth with Charles Mendota Richard Blackman and Dorothy West Brooklyn.
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Dale Rod
18Th Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Rod
Ella Rod
Mmes
Ray Rod
Stewart
Floyd Howarth
Charles
Mendota
Richard Blackman
Dorothy
Brooklyn
Station Aided Visitors at Court House Aid
The Red Cross station set up on the first floor of the cheese day circuit court room assisted visitors for the big day. Dr. Ben H. Brunkow and Dr. Alfred E. Leiser were on duty with nurses Miss Ruth Chase and Miss Esther O’Malia.
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Red Cross
Court House
Circuit Court Room
Ben H. Brunkow
Alfred E. Leiser
Ruth Chase
Esther O’malia
Margaret Schiesser III in serious condition after stroke
Miss Margaret Schiesser of 1313 20th avenue remained unconscious at St. Clare hospital early this afternoon after a stroke last evening at home. She was taken to the hospital by ambulance around 2 30 p m. A niece, Mrs. Harry B Lyford, arrived this afternoon from Chevy Chase Maryland.
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Miss Schiesser
Margaret Schiesser
20Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Harry B. Lyford
Chevy Chase
Monroe records third amateur radio license granted
John W. Schild of 2309 15th Avenue earned the radio amateurs license with call letters W9LFI after a federal code and radio theory exam in Chicago. The community now has three licensed amateurs, Nathan Goetz W9GBP and Rex Eyler W9HAC being the others in Monroe.
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John W. Schild
15Th Avenue
Chicago
Monroe
Nathan Goetz
Rex Eyler
Take Down Bunting By Rehms In Fort Wayne Parade
Mr and Mrs L Robert Rehm of Fort Wayne Indiana and their decorating firm were dismantling Cheese Day street decorations this morning. They expected to complete the task of removing parade floats by Friday.
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L. Robert Rehm
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Rehms
Dunwiddie Siblings Welcome A Baby Boy at St. Clare
Mr and Mrs Roger Dunwiddie of Juda announce the birth of a son today at St Clare hospital. Mrs Dunwiddie is the former Betty Hilliard daughter of the Shir l Hilliards route 2 and a former Evening Times employee.
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Dunwiddie
Roger Dunwiddie
St. Clare Hospital
Betty Hilliard
Shirl Hilliards
Evening Times
Roy Jaberg Improving at St. Clare Hospital
Roy Jaberg of 1904 10th street is improving steadily at St. Clare hospital after entering Sept. 3 as a medical patient following a hemorrhage.
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Roy Jaberg
10Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Common Council Proceedings September 5 1950
Monroe Wisconsin council meets with Mayor Buehler presiding. Actions include fence and bid advertising for disposal plant, licenses for cement contractor and operators, and a 6 000 gallon oil storage tank permit for Monroe Clinic. Salary adjustment for city engineer aide approved, street light and storm sewer petitions referred to proper committees, and city sealer appointment of Fred Meythaler approved.
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Council Chamber
City of
Monroe
F. A. Buehler
Alderman Matzke
Fred Galli
Gempeler
Gorder
Judiciary Committee
Ray E. Larson Co
Madison
Wis
Zilmer-Riley
Vern E. Cary
27Th Avenue
Board of Health
Frank D. Kantro
7Th Street
Committee On Water and
Thos. B. Schindler
Catherine Lamboley
23Rd Avenue
17Th Street
Committee
John E. Andereck
Lincoln Park
Board of Public Works
26Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
Frank Kantro
Monroe Clinic
Police and Safety Committee
Harold Wuethrich
12Th Street
Jack Yates Oehmke
Margaret Oehmke
Clarence Morton
13Th Avenue
Herman Dittmer
20Th Street
Alderman Hare
Fire Department
Matzke
Buehler
Forcade
Louis Blanc
Norton
Committee On
Ainsworth Insurance Agency
Lien Chemical Co
Wisconsin State Prison
Standard Oil Co
Neenah Foundry Co
Russel H. Schultz
Mine Safety Appliance Co
Milwaukee Lead Works
Siseve
Burkhard Auto Electric Co
Cities Service Cisil Co
Solomon Auto Parts Co
Roger Elmer
William F. Beckman
H. L. Schindler
Common Council
Finance and Taxation Committee
Walter Ekum
Floyd Matzke
E. J. Norton
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Schindler
Elmer
Hare
Beckman
Fifth Avenue
5Th Avenue
10Th Street
L. G. Forcade
L. Hare
Alderman Schindler
Zilmer-Riley Post No
American Legion
Harold S. Wuethrich
Herman E. Dittmer
Fred Meythaler
Alder
Man Schindler
Alderman Forcade
Marie Blum
9Th Avenue
10Th Avenue
Blum
Planning Commission
G. S. Soseman
Ban on Sirens Slows New York Police Cars
Sirens no longer scream along New York City streets as civilians restrict siren use to air raid alerts. Police, firemen, and ambulances report slower response times and difficulty speeding through traffic after the ban took effect yesterday.
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New York
New York City
A Bomb Attack Blood Demand Warned By Doctors
Three University of Chicago physicians warn in the bulletin of the Atomic Scientists that two atomic bombs over US cities could require about 7 500 000 pints of blood for survivors. They estimate half a million cases with irradiation sickness needing a pint every other day for four to six weeks.
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Chicago
America
United States
University of Chicago
J. Garrett Allen
Peter V. Moulder
Daniel M. Enerson
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
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Proceedings of Common Council
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Burlington Mills
Denier
T. E. Thoresen
Sonotone
Wisconsin
Eugene Hotel
Koil
Monroe, Wis
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